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The Arizona post., 1948-06-18
No Letup During
Summer By Local
HOdOss0h Members

A Board Luncheon honoring
both the outgoing and new board
was held at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Louis Cohen, on June
7th.
Discussion en- tered d mainly
around the kind of money-raising
projects Hadassah should hold
this summer and coming season,
which would assure a good finan-
cial return so that Hadassah may
adequately respond to Nationals
present and anticipated needs.
An example is the urgent need
to replenish the destroyed equip
ment of Hadassah Hospital, atop
Mt. Scopus, acknowledged here
tofore as the best equipped hos
pital in the world.
Tucson's chapter on request fur
nished 5 doZ. surgical scissors, Sc
cured promptly in spite of pro-
curement difficulties through the
efforts of Sam R. Kaufman. Con-
tributions to defray their cost will
be accepted by the president or
the treasurer, Mrs. Abe Feuer-
stein.
Naomi Dunes has been selected
as the candidate for Brandeis
Camp this summer. This will
make two candidates going from
Tucson since IZFA also is send
ing a member there.
A meeting was held on Wednes-
day at which the membership dis
cussed the calendar of events. On
July 18 Monte Carlo evening
will be held in the patio of the
Lieberman home, N. Country
Club. The annual Youth Aliyah
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The Arizona post., 1948-06-18
Tucson BBYO Gets
-Four Members On
District Offices

Tucson BBYO was honored with
four district offices at the recent
conventions held in Los Angeles.
The Young Mems group chose Art
Szerlip, local president, as secre-
tary of the district and allotted
this chapter one member on the
executive board.
The Young Women convened in
Santa Monica while the men met
in Pasadena. Goldie Levkowitz
was elected first vice-president
and Babe Szerlip was chosen for
the Advisory Board.
The BBYO chapter name of
"Hanita" was received with COM
mendation for its originality. In
Hebrew it means "spear-head"
and is the name of little town
which was settled early in Pales-
tine and valiantly fought the
Arabs in the 1889 uprising. Ray
mond Berger suggested it while
stationed here.
Chosen to represent the Young
Women's district group, Goldie
Levkowitz and Babs Szerlip will
attend the national convention in
Detroit the July 4th weekend.
The Young Mems delegates are
chosen not on a district basis, but
instead each chapter elects its
own directly.
Tucson BBYO soon became
known at the district convention
for its zeal and enthusiasm. Not
withstanding its newness the dis
trict indicated they look to Tue
son for leadership. The next dis
trict convention will be held
either at San Francisco or Tue
son.
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BIB Aus. Hold
Aqua .JambOree

B'nai Birth women will hold
their first social event in the form
of an aqua Jamboree" on Satur-
day evening, June 10, at the Ell
Camilla Ranchito on Tanque Ver-
de Road.
The same enthusiasm which
saw the formation of this group
last winter is behind this first
major community affair. There
will be swimming, dancing in the
outdoors, entertainment, and of
course, a door prize. For those
who wish, card games will be
available.
Knowing fun and gaiety
will stimulate, appetites, refresh
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Zionist Council
Plans How To
Inform, Public

Representatives of the various
Zionist groups in Tucson met at
the home of Mrs. Herbert Strauss
Monday evening. Present were
Rabbi Bilgray and Rabbi Breger,
Mrs. Marcus Breger, Mrs. Louis
Cohen, Mrs. William LeBoff. Sam
R. Kaufman, Mrs. Henry Rubin
stein, Mrs. Sophie Siegal, Al Wag-
ner and DR.. Leonard Weiner.
There was considerable discus
sion how best to utilize the infor-
nation and material Rev. r. A.
Dawson will bring back from the
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are men of ilitary age
among the immigrant groups slat-
ed to debark in Palestine during
the truce period to tip the mill
tary balance. If so, they will be
refused entry.
3. Men of military age will be
held in camps under surveillance
of UN observers who will also
check all immigrant ships at ports
of embarkation and debarkation.
4. Movements of troops or war
materials from one interested
country to another or closer to
the borders of Palestine or to the
fighting fronts shall be forbidden.
5. All fighting fronts and COM
munications lines shall be frozen
during the truce.
6. No war materials shall be
imported into Palestine or any
territory of any interested par
ty."
z. All warlike acts, whether on
land, sea or air, shall be prohibit
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stood to be greatly opposed to fur
ther sacrifice or risk of sacrifice
of Jewish lives in attempting to
maintain a cease-fire which the
Arabs have demonstrated four
times they cannot keep or are not
interested in keeping.
Within an hour after the truce
deadline several ships carrying
non military cargo, including
food, were in the roadsteads at
the port of Tel Aviv. Longshore-
men Immediately started unload
ing several of them.
It was learned here that the
Provisional Government is plan
ming to charter ships and use all
available Jewish vessels to bring
in huge cargoes of non-military
supplies which have either not
been shipped or sidetracked in va.
rious Mediterranean ports be-
cause the owners feared to at
tempt delivery at Tel Aviv, fire.
quent target of Egyptian bombers.
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SheUOuS SerUiceS
WeU-Attended By
AnShei Isr0eIiteS

Holiday attendance at Congre-
cation Anshei Israel filled the
Synagogue to overflowing, re-
quiring the use of portion of the
auditorium. Approximately ST.
900 was raised for the Combined
Jewish Appeal, fulfilling a COM
mitment made at the mass meet
ing at which Madame Opper
spoke several weeks ago.
The Sisterhood announced that
they have earmarked $4,000 for
the new Hebrew School building.
A Ticket Committee TO have
full charge of the distribution of
tickets and the seating for the
High Holidays has been appointed
with Sam Feinman as chairman.
On the committee are I. Margo-
lies, Joseph Rosenbluth and Abe
Simon. Priority will be first to
members, followed by members
of affiliated organizations. Those
tickets remaining, if any, will be
available to non-memberS.
Late Friday evening services
have been discontinued for the
summer. However daily morning
services will continue to be held
at $3.50 am. and Sabbath evening
service at 6 pm. Friday evening.
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4. /. SisterhOOd
Ne1U Chnirnlen

Mrs. Harry Shift presided over
special Board meeting last
week.
Newly elected and installed Of
ficers are in addition to Mrs. Shift,
first vice-president, Mrs. Louis
Cohen; second vice-president, Mrs.
H. Strikman; treasurer, Mrs. Joe
Fishman; sec., Mrs. Sam Deutsch;
cor, sec., Mrs. William Gittelman;
fin. sec., Mrs. Robert Marks; Coun-
Gil Delegate, Mrs. Irving Brand;
trustees, Mrs. Max Wendell. Mrs.
M. Cohen and Mrs. Jack Lapin.
The president announced COM
mittee appointments: Happy Day
Fund, Mrs. Emma Landwald; Gift
Fund, Mrs. Max Lukacs; Hospital
ity, Mrs. Meyer Epstein; Vista
ton, Mrs. Rose Fruchtman and
Mrs. I. H. Handmaker; Member
ship and Social Hostess, Mrs.
Louis Cohen; Telephone, Mrs.
William Schlachtfeld; Give and
Get, Mrs. Henry Berman; Hebrew
School Committee, Mrs. Louis
Cohen and Mrs. 1. H. Handmaker.
Program, Mrs. H. Strikman and
Mrs. I. Margolis; Publicity, Mrs.
Jack Lapin; Members-at-Large,
Mrs. Meyer Berry, Mrs. Arthur
Dunes, Mrs. Fannie Goldenberg,
Mrs. Joseph Rosenbluth, Mrs. Leo
Rackoff, Mrs. Ben Suhl, Mrs. Will
liam Walker and Mrs. Louis lei
den.
The summer card parties will
be held for "stay-at-homers." The
first will be July A with Mrs.
Arthur Dunes and Mrs. Rose
Fruchtman as co-chalrmen, to be
held at the Congregation recrea-
ton room which is air-cooled. The
second will be August 16.
Other calendar dates established
were a Fashion Show and Lunch
con Oct. %, package party on
Nov. 21 and the Membership Tea
on Dec. IA. The annual Chanukah
dance will be Dec. 26 with a sur
prise party on Jan. % followed
by a rodeo dance on Feb. IL and
the Purim affair on March 13.
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Ben Gurion Pressured
To Maintain Firm Course

TEL AVN, (JTA)-Count Bernadotte U.N mediator is
reported to be anxious to determine exactly when Israeli
delegation will proceed to Rhodes. party depart some
time next week.
Premier David Ben Gurion reported to be under
strong High military officers under
The Arizona post., 1948-06-18
Observations By Isrdeli
On Provisions of Truce

UN mediator
announced provisions of the truce follows:
l. All fighting personnel belonging organized mill
units bearing shall be debarred from Palestine
and the Arab countries during the period
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Mrs. ]. c. Campbell and daugh.

Mrs. J. c. Campbell and daugh-
ter, Ann, returned Monday from
Newport News, Va, where they
have been vitising relatives for
the past two weeks.
The Rev. Frederick S. Reseh
returned Thursday from a vaca-
ton visit with his father, Bishop
F. X. Resch, at Lake Village. Ind,
and will resume his duties as rec
tor of st. Johns Episcopal church
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Seeley
returned Thursday from Pensa-
cola where they enjoyed a visit
with MI. Seeley's sister, Mrs.
Rhodes who resides in California
but is spending a while in Florida,
Staff Sergeant George NJ.
Davis of the 334th Troop Carrier
Squadron USO. stationed at Puer-
to Rico, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Davis, 372
West Ford avenue, Friday night
having come from Brookley Field
where he left his plane.
DR.. Billy Colmer departed Sun
day to resume his duties as in.
terne at Vanderbilt hospital al
| Nashville, Tenn, after a vacation
visit with his parents, the Hon
orable and Mrs. William M. Col.
mer.
On his return Saturday from {
| visit with relatives and friend:
in Meridian. his old home town
]. M. Dustin was accompanied
by his brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Dustin, who
spent the week end with him
and Mrs. Dustin.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Webb OF
Robinsonville, Miss, spent Thurs
day and Friday of last week In
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b
Mccullough on River road.
Mrs. Wilbur Dees and two son:
have returned from Starkvillt
where they visited Mrs. Dees
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Reed
for three weeks.
Mrs. f. J. Baum spent Thursday
and Friday of last week in Jack
son on business.
Weekend guests in the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Hermes Gautiei
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were Miss Louise Lacey and her
cousin, Bob Lacey of Jackson.
Miss Ann Avis of Jackson is
a guest of Mrs. Emma Avis and
of her cousin, Mrs. Elise Ratliff
at their home at 1912 Admiral
Dewey.
Mrs. r. L. Johnson has re-
turned to her home on Roose-
welt street after a visit of three
weeks with relatives in Lake
view, Ore. During her trip Mrs.
Johnson had the pleasure of max
ing sightseeing tours of Los An
geles and Hollywood. She also
visited klamath Falls and Crater
Lake. Ore. Her itinerary carried
her through seven states.
Mrs. Richard Scott and chill
dren who have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Saul Oliver, returned
to their home near Brooklyn,
Miss, Sunday, going back with
Mr.. Scott who had driven down
TO take them home.
Misses Shirley Slater and Bar
bara Brondum are visiting the
formers brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Farrell,
who recently returned to Biloxi
for residence.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brondum and
family of Laurel are enjoying a
vacation visit in the home Of Mrs.
]. o. Brondum on Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Macy
and son, Freddie, depart Satur-
day for a visit with Mr.. Mays
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Macy,
in Cumberland, Md. Later they
will 60 to Princeton where MI.
Macy will continue his theolog-
ical studies leading to his entry
into the ministry of the Presby-
terrain church. During the months
that they have been residing in
Pascagoula they made their home
with Mrs. Mays parents, MI.
and Mrs. Glenn Overstreet.
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SociulEvents

Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Bosarge
have received news from their
son, Leslie, who enlisted in the
Navy a few weeks ago, that he is
now taking his boot training at
San Diego where he had the
pleasure of meeting Pod Hutto,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Hutto,
who is also in training there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hardy have
returned from Knoxville, Tenn,
where the former has been study
ing at the University of Ten
nessee this summer. After a short
vacation they will go back to
Knoxville where Mr.. Hardy will
reenter the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Mauney of
Jackson were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Frazier from Thursday
of last week through Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Olsen and
daughter, Doris, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Engel and daughter,
10 Ann, have returned from an
auto trip to Wisconsin and Min
nesota where they visited rela-
tives for nearly two weeks. The
three former visited in Duluth
and the latter in Manitowac.
Paul Fry departed Wednesday
for Jacksonville, Fla, where he
will attend a convention during
the week end.
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Miss Patsy McDade and Joe
Harris of New Orleans were
guests of Miss Claire Seidenspin-
ner over the weekend. Miss Sci
denspinner and Miss McDade
were former college mates.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bishop OF
Akron, Ala, were guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. C. D. Hinson and their
aunt, Mrs. Belle Warford last
week and on Friday Tom Dent
and son, Hillman and daughter,
Mrs. Mildred Shannon of Gar
~landsville, were also visitors.
Mary Blanche West of Niece
hee, Ark, returned with Miss
Mary Mcfarland on Sunday
from Bay Springs where she had
been visiting her grandparents.
She will spend several days here
visiting with her former school
mates.
W. M. Dutton spent several
days this week in Washington on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.. Hinson
spent this past week in Monroe,
La, where they visited their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Hinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ainsworth
and son Johnnie of New Orleans
spent the week end with Mr..
Ainsworth's parents, Nh. ana
Mrs. j. ". Ainsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Y. Skinner and
son, Tommie, returned to thelr
home in Ferguson, Mo-, after a
visit here with Mrs. SINNERS IA
. Their and other relatives.
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IN OSS POINT.
Social Events

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Pritchett
and Mrs. Bessie Vetter left Tues
day for a few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. d. P. Stevens in Baton
Rouge. They will be accompanied
home by Mrs. A. L. Todd and
Marylyn Vetter who have been
visiting in the Stevens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Mangum
and family of Shreveport and Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Mangum and
family of Mendenhall were week
end guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Stauter.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. c. In
gram returned to their home in
Bogalusa on Monday after a Wis
it with the Rev. and Mrs. Walter
Bader. Mrs. Bader and small
daughter, Sue, accompanied them
home for a short stay.
Mrs. T. E. Spencer returned
last week from a visit with rel
atives in New Orleans.
Friends of Mrs. Harry New
man are very glad to know that
she is improving following a re-
cent operation at the Jackson
county hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavett Beardslee
spent the week end in Jackson.
They were accompanied by Miss
Barbara Watts. Eric B~eardslee,
who had been visiting relatives
in Big Creek joined them there
for the trip home.
Miss Dorothy Mitchell is leav-
ing this week to enter the Uni
versity of Oklahoma in Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Myers
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have returned this week to Bates
vile after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Thomson.
DR.. Devine Boyette of Kent
wood is visiting his mother, Mrs.
George Boyette and other rela-
tives.
Polk Byrd of Memphis after a
visit to his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Alexander, returned home this
week.
Ethel Sell has returned to her
home in Mobile after a visit with
Nell Avera at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Avera.
Miss Bessie Cowan returned
Monday from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Cowan in Nash
| vile.
Mrs. Jim Williams and Mrs. G.
M. Barnes Of Prentiss and Mrs.
L. A. Blount of Collins were
guests for the weekend of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Spann, Jr. Mrs.
Spann and young daughter Sher-
ry accompanied them home for
a visit.
Mrs. Eleanor Carter Williams
and son, F. A. Carter, Jr., of Bat
on Rouge were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beardslee on Friday.
Mrs. Velma Hall is enjoying 6
visit this week in Biloxi at the
Buena Vista Hotel.
Mi. and Mrs. j. M. Rivers and
son Warren have returned from
a visit at Gulf Shores.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Feehan re-
turned Tuesday from a vacation
visit in New York and Washing
ton, D. c.
Mrs. Milton Elliott who has
been the house guest of Miss
Edre Mays left for Mobile on
Tuesday where she will visit rel
atives.
Mrs. Edwin Mays, Misses Edre,
Laura M. and Pat Mays and AL
Wright of Gulfport spent Sunday
in Mobile where Edre joined Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Elliott and re-
turned to Tuscaloosa with them
for a visit.
Miss Virginia Lyons left this
week for West Blocton, Ala,
where she will be a member of
the high school faculty.
Mrs. M. Galbreath and daugh-
tiers, Kathleen and Margaret, and
Miss Margaret Turner of Hatties-
burg were guests on Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Lyons.
Alb Irving and daughters,
Misses Rita Anna and Edwina,
and son, Al, were called to Mo-
bile Wednesday night by the
critical illness of Mrs. Irving who
has been in a serious condition
at the Providence infirmary in
that city for the past month or
more. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Irving's sister, Miss Rita
johnson.
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e MARKETING
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School DAYS mean homework for mothers as well as for their
offspring :. what with lunch boxes to pack and after-sehool
snacks to fix. And this kind of homework requires a lot of
thought, too, If you want to win honors land help your chill
dren do lfkewise). So let's start concentrating on it right now!
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AS We SEE IT THIS WEEK
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Pascagoula- Moss Point Bank

Sl ts so Ihs sssaf Il d. D Ssas e.. SG P"f31es With # N ~ i IS5s; S WS5s
Corps of Engineers supervising the work.
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Our citizenry was complimented by the U. S. Engineers both
acton taken IN making money available tor this project. We
s ham e ; DO Say Bel sRsi IN Hf the ef prs s ! saa insm w and tsss sons
tinuous positive, aggressive action can and will move us for
cd Them oia Of fse eaut ss ePss sas IssT bT R5SSs't and sfh fiji Ie9 fisSt.
ers, said that it couldn't be done. Yet, today, people traverse
that area almost every hour of the day. We continue to call
our county and resources available to the prosperity they de-
The County and CITY schools will open their doors to thous-
ands Of boys and girls next week. We wish for them a success
tut school year. jackson Countys youth is its best asset. Let's
develop and preserve this asset.
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RICHED WHITE
BREAD (Which
I always keep in
the house because
it's so full of the
vitamins and min
erals children
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MAKE EN- srAM Win sEANsi

If your children think baked beans
are ION the BEAM they'll beam
at the sight Of sandwiches filled
with cold ANN PAGE BEANS
from the APP mixed with chopped
celery, crisp diced bacon and a
little chopped pickle and salad
dressing.
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need) ; cut the slices into rounds
and dip them into condensed milk
and then into shredded coconut.
After browning these rounds light
Nv in a moderate oven, 350sFq l
put them together in pairs with
preserves between.
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NEIcHBoRHooD MARVEL

When I'm fresh out of cake and
cookies and the youngsters come
trooping in from school, hungry
for something sweet and with a
young army at their heels, | take
a loaf of APPS MARVEL EN-
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or SCHOLARS AND DOLLARS

For satisfying the big appetites
that small fry develop in school,
foods from the APP ire in a class
by themselvesl It's a huge class,
too -. including hundreds of good
things that promote good health
from kindergarten to college. In
cidentally, if you've started a coli
lege fund for your "youhg hope
full" you can save plenty of money
for it by marketing at your APP,
where prices are low every day.
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APPS An N
PAGE WHOLE
MIXED SPICES
FOR PICKING.
Boil about ) min
utes. Add drained
cantaloupea and
cook gently 5 to
in clean hot ars
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Oh n A PICKLE

Firm, ripe cantaloupe that ends
up in a pickle makes a grand gar
nishl Boil 3h2 lbs. (pared and &C.
tioned) in sailed water till tender.
Drain. Mix 2 cups sugar, l cup
vinegar, X cup water and l tbsp.
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The Pascagoula River dredging contract has been tentatively
let to the Standard Dredging Company of New York. Work
will commence in the very near future, with the United States
Corps of Engineers supervising the work.
Evening star., 1948-10-10


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