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The Arizona post., 1947-01-17
LEO S. BERNEY
By Milton Sachs

The passing last week of Leo
S. Berney marked the end of one
of Phoenix greatest philanthro-
pists. Leo S. Berney was a phil
anthropist in his own way, not by
giving great wealth, but in a
more important way. He contri-
buted to the curbing of juvenile
delinquency from his great
wealth of understanding and per-
severance.
Coming to Phoenix several
years ago Mr.. Berney made his
home in the southeast part of
Phoenix where juvenile delin-
quency ran high. He recognized
the need for immediate and posi-
tive action. On the other hand,
to cope with the problem he had
only ill-health and meager funds
from his own small savings. Yet
he fought for youth in a way he
knew, building a better youth
through safe and clean living.
He organized ball teams, fur
nished with equipment that he
could hardly afford; he provided
food for those who were hungry,
from his own almost barren
shelves. His purpose was high,
his goal a dream. The results
speak for themselves. Since the
establishment of Berney Park,
finally furnished by Maricopa
County, juvenile delinquency in
that section of town dropped to
practically nil.
Leo S. Berney has passed from
this earth. The praise and men,
ory of those youths he helped to
become better citizens will live
on, and so does the proof that
philanthropy of the mind and
body, giving to others of your
own ideals and energy can be as
rich and effective as untold
wealth.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-17
ADVERTISEMENT

WANTED-Part-time secretary,
for Temple Emanu Ell, capable of
taking shorthand, tying. Ma
ture. Hours, 1913, Monday thru
Friday; Sunday, 9:30-1. Salary,
500 per month.
Send applications with COM
plete details to Aaron Paul, care
P. o. Box 81, Tucson, Arizona.
No personal interviews granted
until application by mail has been
received.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-17

Something new in Tucson, and
an eatery that we have an idea
will really register, is the colorful
Hungarian Village Restaurant, at
1884 East Speedway.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weiss, old
hands at concocting good things
to eat, have really outdone them
selves in their novel Hungarian
Village.
Mr.. Weiss Dutch oven, which
has been built into the dining
room to insure piping hot food at
all times, is just another feature
of the Village that will make it
habit-forming among local gour-
NETS.
Yes, they feature Hungarian
gulash and chicken paprikas!
The Arizona post., 1947-01-17
TEMPLE EMANUEL
Rabbi JOSenh Gumhiner

Sabbath Service Friday night,
BIS pm.
Sunday School, Mansfield Jr.
High School, 10 am.
Hebrew classes for beginners
Monday, Ais pm, for advanced
students Monday at pm, at
Rabbits home, 721 N. Tucson
Blvd; for confimands on Tuesday
Ais, Sam Hughes School.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-17

Mrs. Al Fine, E. Hawthorne, is
in New York, visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vogel,
who are celebrating their 40th
wedding anniversary.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-17
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: BY PHINEAS BIR0N
InterraciaI Note

InterraCial Note -.
Pushing through Times Square
crowds a couple of Saturdays ago,
we bumped into about two-hun-
dred youngsters picketing tn e
race-prejudiced cinema-version
of "Abie's Irish Rose" They
told us that they were members
of New York's American Youth
For Democracy, a progressive in
terracial organization represent
ing 5000 young people through
out the nation. A very pretty
girl handed us an invitation to a
party being given by the Brook
lyn College club of AYD. &.
The big thrill of a very pleasant
evening came, for us, when a
group of students drafted one of
their number, a Negro, to lead
them in community sing. . &. {.
His first selection was "Zum Cali
CALI" which you should rec
ognize as a popular Palestinian
folk song. =.
Broadway Gossip
One of bandleader S m ny
Hayes so-you-want to lead :
band contests was won by Mrs.
Sammy Kaye the wife of a
Brooklyn undertaken Milton
Berle has lined up four troupes of
show business headliners for his
1947 drive to raise 100000 for
the Milton Berle Foundation of
the Mems League in Aid of Grip
pied Children. &. Katie and Zero
Mostel will be mamma and papa
when you read this F. Mike ia
cobs, boxing tycoon, is recover
ing but slowly d. Physicians fear
he will be beridden. =.
Arthur Koestler will leave Pale
stine for the west coast glitter
city to put his Thieves In The
Night" in shape for the screen.
We hope he'll blue-pencil
from the role of his protagonist
such cracks as C.. I became a
Hebrew because I hated the Yid."
Jascha Heifetz has recorded
an album from the score of the
Joan Crawford-John Garfield hit
"Humoresque"
Leading Questions
Why doesn't Britain's Labor
Government crack down on fas-
cist anti-Semitic groups led by
Sir Oswald Mosley and his Hitler
loving clique? Mosley, who
was in training for the role of
Britain's Quisling in the Nazi's
drama of treachery, is now in the
drivers seat of a well-financed
chain of book clubs which spread
hate-flled doctrines. The
British Peoples" Party, whose
secretary, John Beckett, was an
associate of William Oord Haw-
Haw) Joyce, is being permitted
to circulate the forged Protocols
of Zion. How Come? Did
Palestine citrus growers pay Ir-
gun terrorists $250,000 as insur-
ance that their crop would have
safe passage on the railroads?
The Arizona post., 1947-01-17

Mrs. Peti Einstein, of New York
City, cousin of Mr.. and Mrs. Hy-
man Shrank, E. Helen, is staying
at the Glenwood Hotel for the
month. She will then go on Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
y Other friends of the Shrank's
stopping in town are: Mr.. Louis
Einsenberg and Mr.. I. Evans, of
New York City, staying at the
Santa Rita Hotel; and Mr.. Nor
ris Goodman, of Cleveland, stop
ping at the Roskruge Hotel.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gore, E.
Miles, held open house on New
Years Day.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

and adored the dancing; enjoyed the fishing
and bowling and roller skating. Most of all
she liked the things Bill Gray talked about
when they sat in his Car outside her house,
not wanting to say good night.
After four months of this, Bill Gray took
her in his arms one night and kissed her very
ordinary lips tenderly and possessively and
said, "You know, you're special - a very
special person. 1t wouldn't surprise me if /
fell head over heels in love with you"
Good grief Margie thought, is This man
blind? But she snuggled in his arms and let
we'll enough alone. If he told that to all the
girls, she didn't want to know it.
Now at last, she was going to meet his people.
Bill hadn't said, right out, The folks want
to look you over" He'd said, Come to din
ner." But Margie knew what he meant, and
she was terrified.
If it were just his mother and father she
had to face, she might have had chance.
Fond parents have way of permitting six
foot sons to sway their better judgments But
Evening star., 1947-01-12

Bill Gray had sisters, and Margie had pored
over their pictures in the papers. From a
distance she'd even seen the sisters them
selves. Devastating. Positively not the type
to swoon at the thought of having Margie
Thompson for sister r-in-law.
It'll be bust" Margie declared, gazing
with no illusions at her face in the mirror.
We've had swell time, Bill, but let's not
kid ourselves. Tonight is the end, darling.
III be months picking up the pieces, and my
heart will never again be more than patched
up job with cracks mile wide"
If only she could do something - make her
Evening star., 1947-01-12

lips alluring, or give her eyes a soulful some
thing to invite attention. If she could work
up glamorous giggle, or emphasize some one
part of her awfully average anatomy. But it
couldn't be done. "I'm me - just me-" she
sighed. Heaven help me-"
When Bill came loping up the walk, she
gave herself one last look and accepted the
inevitable before hurrying to the door. Her
girl friends always sent their mothers to the
door when boys called. Margie went herself
Dull bat honest, she thought
Bill stepped back to look her over. He
Continued ON page is
Evening star., 1947-01-12

Margie, DO you have anything new on pho
tography? I'm bugs on it."
He was six-feet- 1.-TWO, and the handsomest
thing Lakewood had ever laid eyes on; two
years older than Margie and senior at COL
lege His mother already belonged to the ex-
elusive Round Table Society, his father pre-
sided over the biggest bank in the nearby
city, and his sisters, Rosemary and Gwendo-
lyn, were always getting their pictures in the
papers.
Bill Gray was important. A football player.
President of his class. Good-looking. Half the
eligible girls in Lakewood were wantonly wav
Evening star., 1947-01-12
A Short Story

A Short Story
MARGIE wasn't pretty and knew it, but the
1Vl knowledge had never caused her much
concern. Now - it was breaking her heart.
All at once, after nineteen years of indiffer-
ence, she simply had to be what she wasn't.
Forlornly she studied her reflection in the
mirror, twisting her hopelessly ordinary face
to the right, to the left, fitting it to bring her
,oo-small chin into prominence, lowering it
coyly to catch curl of mouse-colored hair
on her too-high forehead.
Nothing helped. Could you transform a
dandelion into a painted daisy? You couldn't.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

girl Margie really was Glamor wasn't every
thing, was it? Course it wasn't!
Margie agreed - with the mental reserva-
zion that little glamor, just microscopic
speck, would be nice if she could get it.
Then Bill
SIZE couldn't understand it; nor could any
one else in town except maybe Bill himself -
and she wondered if he did, She'd graduated
and was working at the library when he and
his family bought the big Marston place. She
was no more glamorous than she'd ever been
- Just plain Margie Thompson, Assistant
Librarian, nice girl to talk books to if you
wanted book; fair filler Inner at bridge or
whist; handy thing to have along to tell
you shad bush from high BURBERRY when
you felt like walk in the woods. But no
glamor. Definitely no glamor. Ask the boys.
Bill Gray didn't ask the boys. He dropped
in at the library one evening to return some
books one of his sisters had borrowed - he
had two gorgeous sisters - and said to
Evening star., 1947-01-12

ing their glamor at him in visit
full hope of a casual glance.
He hadn't noticed any of
them. He had no girl and SEEM
ingly no intention of acquiring
one. But he walked home from
the library that night with -
of all people - Margie Thomp-
son, and said at her door, Let's
go to the movies some night,
shall we?"
HEY went to the movies.
Went dancing. Went fishing and
bowling, and once they went
roller-skating. The glamor girls
all swooned from shock. jamie,
and some of the others who'd
long ago given up trying to make
her beautiful, pestered Margie
with questions.
"Darned if l know" Margie
said. 1t was true. Darned if she
did. But she liked the movies
Evening star., 1947-01-12
The Love Affair
Of A Homely Girl
BY HUGH B. CAVE
Illustrated BY Joyce Ballan tyne
BY HUGH B. CAVE

Margie loved Bill whose sisters were glamor
girls. What would happen when she met them?
Evening star., 1947-01-12

I'VE went through all this be-
FORE" Margie told herself. "In
high school, =. In high school
it hadn't mattered. She'd en-
dured all those crazy expert
ments just to appease jamie and
other girl friends who insisted
she could be distinctive" if
only she wanted to. They showed
her pictures in magazines. They
drew diagrams. They designed
slacks and skirts for her - on
paper - to make her "unusual."
And when it was all done with,
she was still ve-three and
chubby. unchanged as the dates
in the history books, and was
still ignored with majestic in
difference by every desirable
young man she knew.
1t was too bad, the girls said
sympathetically. The boys were
dumb Just too disgustingly
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jeff, ionoern Subieft bes pirtibaft-
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men am Nittuod gum slbidluB.
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9ie fir6li6en Seiern beginner am
5reitag, benz SeIte Wearid Sinmel-
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a6t ubr in ser ct. 8eters- Stride,
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slm WtittDobnaGmittog beriammeln
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eriten Silfsidiffes erflarte unier
Staotsiefretdr, baB Seiterreid an
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terial ltno Notwithstanding
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8eile geforoerten Snouitriebetriebe
peroen in oie Gage nerleet, pidtige
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gang europa MAIDEN 81 fonnen.
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bumaniitiife 8epuBtiein in 9euti i6.
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Kathnltdlr Arhrttrrtagu1g

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ternebmungen uno 8irti6aftseinbei,
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9arnh Burhharht

9lm 8. Sluguit iabrt itG gum fiinf-
5lglten Otal ser Sooestag oes id)tpei=
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llno geiitiger Siefe Ser Sail 5u iein
pflegt.
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Aualitaten ieines tS6affens aber tritt
nod elm beionoers- aftueller umltano
bir5u, Tim oas beutige lebenoige SsSn-
tereiie an 8urdbarot gu erfldren: oie
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porigen Sabrbunoerts oie. geilttge,
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ernlter Gorge lab er Die ungebeuren
@efabren Der elei6fOrmigen Waien
oes Snouitrieproletariats uno nabm
in ieiner 8ilion bon oen ~grands
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ginfluB zines 2enin uno Sitler bor-
aus. 9lus ben erIten embrponalen
grldeinungen peripiirte ser tiefe Sent
ner oes geidiGfliden 2ebens Die @e-
fabren zines totalen Staates, zines
neuen Gdiarismus, elmer beiOnil6en
auflebnung gegen oas 6rtitlt6e Orb
gut.
Die @r0Be oieies SiItorifers aber
liegt oarilt, Dab er iid ourd Die gr-
fenntnis ser unbeilpollen 3ei6en ser
3eit nibt lpie ber groBe geiesi6e uno
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ben Berfanserideinun ieiner 3ett
.oie 2ebensmeisbeit bon Ssabrtauien-
oen !" entgegen :, oeren Sreisgabe
europa in oie 8arbarei 5uriidfiibren
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