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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-29

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age, Alaska.
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CHILD CARE at SCHOEPPES
FRITZ COVE HOME. Phone OFT
Ring 5-days only. oto-Ss
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
so Drive
Start Set ]
On Jan. IS

The opening of the 1862
United Jewish Welfare Fund
campaign was set for Jan. 15
at a meeting of the Jewish
Community Council b o a d
held recently.
President Newton Rosenzweig
said he saw no reason for prolong-
ing the campaign beyond "a few
weeks"
"No one wants to see the welfare
fund drive draw on to a drearg
conclusion, with every worker ex-
hausted," he m m t e d. 1--WE
should be able to plan and operate
a campaign that will do the job
in much shorter order than hereto
fore, provided that we have the
wholehearted support of every
worker and giver."
Committees Named
Two committees were appointed.
One, to recommend local ALLEGATIONS
prior to the drive, will be headed by
Rosenzweig and include three rep
resentatives from Jewish Social
Services, the Jewish Center and
the Council, and one from the
Refugee Resettlement Committee.
The other, under Ted Pozil, will
bring in recommendations for CAM
paign chairman and co-chairmap.
M m b ers include Philip Fried
lander, Mrs. Dorothy Pickelner,
Mrs. Corinne Ehrlich, Herman A..
Miller, Morris Hirshman and Mat
thew Ritchie.
The board also voted to publish
year book similar to those of
past years. 1t will include lists of
givers and contributions and will
be published about Jan. Is. Only
three dissenting votes were cast.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Center to Commence Full
Activity Program Monday

A broad-range program of ac-
tivities will get under way at the
new Jewish Center, 2211 N. Cen
trail, next Monday.
The Center will be open every
day except Friday and Saturday
from to s and 1880 to II pm.
Starting Nov. 18, Sunday after
moons will be given over to grade
school children. Activities will in
clude games, story telling, TV,
social and square dancing, boxing
instruction and crafts. After-school
activities for teen-agers i n u d e
charm classes, photography in
struction under Bob Markow and
Morris Davis and crafts.
Dramatic Activity Set
A drama workshop under Charles
Glance is planned for the COL
legiates and young adults.
The Center also will sponsor
Sunday night dances for young
adults.
For grown-ups there's bridge
and canasta. In charge of instruc-
tion are Maurice Brown, Arnold
Abelson and Sam Langerman. Also
planned are dances, athletics, dance
instruction and lectures on family
relations.
The Doubletons, new group for
married couples up to 45, scheduled
their first social Wednesday of
this week. The Golden Age Club
for men and women 55 and over
will hold its first meeting Nov. 10
at pm. and thereafter will meet
every Monday afternoon. Programs
will feature music, bingo, cards,
dancing, reading and lectures.
A brochure containing details
about the Center program will be
mailed to the entire community
soon.
Meanwhile, two Center commit
tees-House and Program-have
gone into action. The House COM
mittee, at recent meeting, adopted
a fee schedule, set IL pm. as nor
NAL closing time, ruled out
gambling and drinking on the
premises and decided to keep the
Center closed on the Sabbath and
all holidays, except for holiday OBJ
servances.
The Program committee set up
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09

subcommittee to handle the Gen.
ter forum, fine arts, bridge. music,
athletics and family activities.
Members of the committees fol-
low: House-Sol Jaffe, chairman;
Mrs. Pearl Langerman, Mrs. Anna
Barer, Mrs. Ben Ellis, Mrs. Herman
Miller, Mrs. Joseph Hodwitz, Ar
mold Abelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Pickelner, M. B. Goldman, Jr., and
Martin Horwitz. Program-Sam
Langerman, chairman; Mrs. Ar
mold Abelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Rosen, Mr.. and Mrs. Sc m u r
Ruben, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Men
delsohn, Jack Dunn, David Gooze,
Edgar Korrick, Maurice Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shelter, Jo-
seph Gross, Barbara Parker, Nor
rie Hershman, Michael Haskes,
Mrs. Albert Spector and William
Felsher.
Membership is available at the
Center or from Chairman Ben Ellis.
Equipment Needed
Jaffe, meanwhile, asked that any
one knowing the whereabouts of
suitable equipment, such as furni-
ture, movie protector, refrigerator
or other items, contact him at
4-7311 or notify any member of
the House committee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Council Meet
Due Noe. 28

The 18th annual meeting of the
Jewish Community Council and its
allied agencies, the Center and
Jewish Social Services, will be held
Nov. % at Beth Ell Auditorium, it
was announced this week.
The entire community is invited.
All adults who have contributed to
the current welfare campaign are
eligible to participate in the elec-
ton of board members. Voting cre-
dentials will be mailed prior to the
meeting and must be presented in
exchange for ballots.
Nominations will be presented by
committee headed by Harold AL
pert and additional nominations
may be made from the floor.
Mrs. Anna Barer heads a COM
mittee which will present separ-
ate slate of nominees to the board
of the Jewish Social Services.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09

by 13 Jewish organizations in the
city.
Samuel, once described by Ber-
nard Shaw as "the greatest living
intellect of our time," has written
and translated many widely-read
books. At 6 pm. Tuesday he will
be featured on an Israel hour over
KPHO-TV, through arrangements
made with William Burton, execu-
tive director of the station.
The rally program also will in
clude Israeli songs by Roberta
Klaman, music by Morrie Hersh-
man and his band and refresh
ments.
Backers Named
Sponsoring organizations are
Phoenix and Arizona Brandeis
ZOA, Beth Ell and Beth Israel
Sisterhoods, B'nai Birth men and
women, Council of Jewish Women,
Farband, Hadassah, Hannah Sem
esch and Sharon Pioneer women,
Poale Zion and Workmen's Circle.
Matthew Richie is chairman
of the rally committee. Others in
charge are Debbie Metz, program;
Sam Gallant, ushers; ]. B. Field
man, arrangements; Rose Siegel,
telephone; Eleanor Spector, pub
licity; DIR. Jacob Reichert, publica-
tions; Bernard Moed, public rela-
tions, and the Council of Jewish
women, refreshments. Assisting
are Mike Segal, Mrs. Richard
Broadman, Mrs. Maurice Arwas,
Sa muel Mogieleff, Mrs. Anna
Barer, Dorothy Pickelner, Mrs.
George Guren, William Hershman,
Mrs. ]. B. Feldman, Benjamin
Beiser and l. Chriss.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Clinic Aides to Study

Special training courses will
continue next Monday, Nov. IL, for
volunteer aids from the Council of
Jewish Women for the city's pre-
natal and well-baby clinic. They
will be held at the city health de-
partment, 341 w. Washington, at 1
pm. Mrs. George Shields, city di-
rector Of public health nursing, will
instruct. Mrs. Lew King is chair
man.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Official of Hebrew University
Will Appear in Phoenix Nov. IS

The Rev. DR.. Bernard Cherrick,
director of organization and infor-
nation at the Hebrew University
of Jerusalem, will address a meet
ing sponsored by the local chapter
of the American Friends of the
Hebrew University at pm. Sun
day, Nov. 18, at Temple Beth Is
rael.
DIR. Cherrick was born in Ireland.
Before settling in Israel, he was
rabbi of a leading synagogue in
London and subsequently an Army
chaplain. After the war he was
director of the Jewish National
Fund and United Palestine Appeal
for Great Britain.
He is on tour of the US.
DIR. Cherrick's scheduled appear
ance here prompted the Phoenix
District of ZOA to postpone its
card party and TV drawing set
for that date.
Officers Elected
The Hebrew University group,
meanwhile, announced new officers
and board members elected re-
Gently. They are DR.. ]. Reichert,
president; DR.. L. M. Herbert, vice
president; Freda Gever, secretary;
DR.. Joseph Shafer, treasurer; Mrs.
Lester Matlow, Morris Meckler,
Samuel Mogieleff, Harry A. Shev-
ick and Saul Sloan, directors, and
Rev. Fred Barnhill, DR.. Fred
Holmes, Judge REM L. Jennings,
Lester Matlow, Sam Spitalny and
Harry l. Stone, advisory board
members.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09

Nov. 1O-Beth FL Sisterhood Cabaret, Beth
Ell Auditorium, 8 pm.
Square Dance, Temple Beth Israel, 8 pm.
Nov. 11-Hadassah membership tea, Temple
Beth Israel, 2:3O pm.
Singletons dance, Jewish Center, 8 pm.
Nov. 12-Beginning English classes, Beth
Hebree Synagogue, $50 pm.
SingIetons meeting, Jewish Center, s pm.
Israel Bond Rally Maurice Samuel,
Temple Beth Israel, 8 pm.
Special luncheon for Maurice Samuel
Israel bonds), A izona Club, Luhrs
Bldg, IL: :45 pm.
pm.
Arts and crafts, Jewish Center, 8 pm.
Nov. 13-B'nai Birth Women ess ser t
luncheon, Temple Beth Israel, 1850 pm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Johnston Urges Bond Buving
photo by Robert Markow)

NEW YORK (JTA) = Empha-
sizing that the strength of the
State of Israel "is an adjunct to
our own strength and that Of the
other free nations of the world" !"
Eric Johnston, administrator of
the Economic Sterilization Agency,
said that 1--WE can regard an in
vestment in an Israeli bond as a
sound investment in liberty, just
as we so regard an investment in
United States defense bonds"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Israel Industry Is Lauded

NEW YORK, (JTAl = Israel 10
fast becoming one Of "the great
industrial centers in the Middle
East" the annual conference Of the
Association of Consulting Chemists
and Chemical Engineers was told
here. DR.. Maurice s. Sage, Of Sage
Laboratories, told the meeting that
the Israelis are eager to obtain as
sistance from chemists in the Unit
ed States. The needs Of Israel are
"gigantic" in the fields Of petro-
leum, higher organic chemicals,
foods, water, irrigation, agriculture,
dairy, sewage and sanitation as
we'll as in more specialized fields
such as paints, metals and plastics,
he said.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09

Jewish Young Adult Club. Center, 8 pm.
Drama workshop, Center, 8 pm.
Ceramics, arts and crafts room, Center,
pm.
Nov. 14-Phoenix ZOA meeting
Beginning English classes, Beth Hebree,
1880 pm.
Jewish Free Loan Association, Center,
pm.
Bridge night, Center, 8 Pm.
Center forum, Center, 8 pm.
Painting classes, Center, s pm.
Nov. I5-SchooI of Jewish Studies, Beth
Israel, 7:3O-9:30 pm.
Council of Jewish Women meeting. Beth
Ell Auditorium, 1850 pm.
Nov. 17-JWV-Auxiliary dance.
Nov. 18-Center opens for ages to IL.
1 to pm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Recipe Is Demonstrated

Mrs. Charles Sittenfeld of 1118
w. Lynwood demonstrated her
recipe for a Sunshine Passover
Cake on the Cooks Corner" pro-
gram over KPHO-TV recently. She
also gave a demonstration last Sun
day at special cooking class at
the Valley Furniture Co., 2437 w.
Van Buren, using recipes from
Culinary Heirlooms", the cook
book published by the Council of
Jewish Women.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
SingIetons Schedule
Annual Dollar Fr0Iic

The Singletons will hold their
second annual Dollar Frolic at the
Jewish Center next Sunday, Nov.
IL at $3.50 pm.
Music will be furnished by Marie
Perry and Her Men Of Music. Do
nations of 81 per person will be
accepted for admission. Anyone in
need of transportation may call
4-7583.
Two travel movies will be shown
at the next meeting Of the Single
tons at $3.50 pm. Monday. Nov. IL,
at the Jewish Center. The group
also announced that its speaker at
the Dec. 10 meeting will be Wallace
White, Phoenix chairman Of the
Israel bond campaign.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09

Beginning English, Beth Hebree. 1880
pm.
Nov. 25-Temple carnival, Beth Israel.
Beth Ell Mems club movies, $3.50 pm.
AZA-BBG convention
Nov. 26-PTO meeting, Beth Israel, s pm.
Beginning English. Beth Hebree. 1880
pm.
SingletOns, Center, $3.50 pm.
Hannah Senesch Pioneers Women, Gen.
ter
AZA both chapters. center.
Nov. 27-B'nai Birth, Beth Israel, pm.
Nov. 2s-Community Council annual meet
ing, Beth Ell Auditorium, 8 pm.
Beginning English, Beth Hebree. 1880
pm.
Nov. 29-School of Jewish Studies, Beth
Israel, 1909 80 pm.
Jewish Social Service board meeting,
Center, noon.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Shanghai Jews Ordered Out

NEW YORK (JTA)-Shanghai
authorities have instructed all
Jewish refugees in the city who
have been unable to make the
necessary economic adjustment, to
prepare to emigrate to other coun-
tries, it was reported here by HAS,
on the basis of a cable received
from the Jewish Community Coun-
ell in Shanghai.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Israel Press Growing Fast

PARIS, (JTA) = Rapid develop
ment of the press of Israel since the
establishment of the state is noted
in the fourth survey of the world
press published here by the United
Nations Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization. The survey
notes that the number and circula-
ton of daily newspapers and peri
odicals in Israel has increased by
so per cent since 1916 and fore
casts future circulation increases.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Australians Can't Forgive Nazis

LONDON, (JTA) = The Exec
utive Council of Australian Jewry
regards Israels one and half
billion dollar reparations claim
against Germany as entirely justi-
fled" and fully supports it, but
it cannot accept any suggestion
that German guilt would be dis
charged by payment of an elemen-
tary debt, the council declared this
week in a statement of it's posi-
ton cabled to the World Jewish
Congress here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Calendar of Events in Phoenix JeWry

Hannah Seneseh Pioneer Women dinner,
12:30 to pm, Mrs. G. Guren's home,
733 w. Portland.
American Friends Of Hebrew University
(Dr. Cherriek), Beth Israel. pm.
Young Judea meeting, Center, rs: $50 pm.
Nov. Is-Beginning English, Beth Hebree,
1850 Pm.
Community Center board meeting. Gen.
ter, $3.50 pm.
Ali BBYO chapters meeting. Center, 8
pm.
Nov. 2o-Hadassah meeting. Beth Israel,
S;15 pm.
Council of Jewish Women current af-
fairs, 3l2 Z. Mitchell, pm.
Nov. 81 Temple mems club meeting. Beth
Israel, 8 pm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Council Offers Aid in Sending
CARE Chanukah Food to Israel

The Jewish Community Council
offered this week to help individ-
uals send CARE food packages to
Israel to augment the austerity
program in the Chanukah season.
Arrangements are made through
HAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid
Society. Packages range from
$685. to $18.25 and all food is
Kosher. Calls may be directed to
Freda Gever or Hirsh Kaplan at
the Council offices, 4-5573.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
18 British Jews Elected

LONDON, (JTA) = There will
be at least 18 Jewish members Of
the new House of Commons, ac-
cording to returns in Britain's
general election. All 18 ran on the
Labor ticket. They include Barnett
Janner, president of the British
Zionist Federation, and S. S. Sill
verman, member of the executive
of the World Jewish Congress.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Israel Beats U S. at Soccer

TEL AVN, (JTA) = The All
Star American soccer team which
has been touring Israel fell before
the Hapoel Team of Tel Aviv by a
score of 20. United States Ambas-
sador Monnet Davis kicked off be-
fore a crowd of $4,000 spectators in
the Ramath Gan stadium.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
(Photo by Mashek & Ziegler)


THESE Phoenix chapter of Bnai Birth Girls
getting third fashion show from to
next Sunday Nov H. at the Valley Garden Center 1909
will instructed by the Sue Sizemore Modelling
School and will exhibit clothes from Korrcs Shown left right
of entertainment Lynn Zendle in
charge rershmens Sandy Radne chaiman Leone Kahn
publicity of the show
Models Miss Engel Flea
Klein Langert Mder Miss Radner Betty
Schwartz, Myra Scult and Miss Zendle
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
Book Month Observed

National Jewish Book Month will
be observed at the regular meet
ing of Hadassah at 8:15 pm, Tues
day, Nov. 20, at Temple Beth Is
rael. Also up for discussion will be
the new Hadassah Medical Gen.
ter project under the Craftsmanship
of Mrs. Lorenz Alderman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-11-09
RALLY TO STAR
FAMOUS AUTHOR
Photo BY Mashek q zlsglsr)

capacity audience 600 expected at Temple Beth Israel next Monday to
the Phoenix The scheduled
Evening star., 1951-10-24

Miss Day finds herself with two
problems in Washington. One is
to find time for some sightseeing.
this being her first trip here. The
other is to get copyright on a
musical comedy she has written.
A girl who can play Blanca with
Miss Days sparkle is not the
type one associates off f-hand with
writing musical comedy on her
own. This, however, only goes
Evening star., 1951-10-24

to show that men never really
understand Biancas. Miss Day
has written the whole of "Mr
Marathon" the story of a clown
book. lyrics, music and all.
"The book" she says, needs
rewriting. I don't like the book.
But the music" says Miss
Harris. lis wonderful. She writes
the Smartest lyrics. sang some
OF them on my television program
I sang quite a bit Of new music
on that program. and Marilyn's
was the best"
Miss Day, who likes to sleep as
much as any girl, is nevertheless
more OF a writer than q sleeper
She keeps getting ideas for "Mr
Marathon" and new songs in the
middle of the night. and can't
get back to sleep until she gets
them written down.
AS for the sight seeing, ii
should seem simple if you work
only four hours or so a day, six
on matinee days.
But what with radio and tele-
vision appearances. luncheons
dinners at a minimum Of one
show a day, plus eating and Sleep
ing-well, it gives a girl a problem
How about Sunday?
I'm going to New York to see
my dentist" says Miss Harris, who
is moving slowly westward, away
from her dentist, to be gone for
most of a year.
I'm going to New York to see
Judy Garland at the Palace" says
Miss Day.
Busy business, show business.
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Show Was Great,
But No Cameras
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD

HOLL3 WOOD.
One Of the best stage shows
ever seen here was run Off the
other night for only a few hun
dred people-and on a movie
sound stage.
Called Inside U-I," it was a
sprightly revue. Of dramatic
sketches and. song and dance
numbers which served to intro
duce Universal International's
young players to the press. The
cast included Peggy Dow, Rock
Hudson. Tony Curtis. Joyce Hold
EN- and many others.
AS one producer moaned after
wards: 1T was the best show I've
seen all year and no one even
thought about turning a camera
on 1t. 1t would have made mil
lions"