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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Coming Attractions

Stage.
ARENA STAGE-Blithe Spirit" comedy by Coward
starting March %.
NATIONAL-Japans Azuma Kabuki Dancers starting April
SAM S. SHUBERT-"Balets de Paris" with Coette Mar
chand and Leslie Caron, starting tomorrow
Observation-Disclosures Pimpernel" with David Niven
starting Thursday.
CAPTTOL-"The Naked Jungle" with Eleanor Parker.
COLUMBIA-"Alaska Seas" with Robert Ryan.
KETTHS-"Riot in Cell Block H." with Neville Brand
MACARTHUR with John Gregson, starting
Friday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pimpernel." with Niven,
starting Thursday
ONTARIO"Red Carriers with Rosemary Cooney starting
Friday
PALACE-Night People" with Gregory Peck starting Friday
PLAYHOUSE Captains Paradise" with Alec Guinness.
PLAZA-"Hundred Hour Hunt" with Anthony Steel
TRANS-LUX-"The Wild One," with Brando start
ing Wednesday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
TurntobIe Talk
A Magnificent Misso
New Toscunini Recording Matches
His Beethoven Ninth Symphony
By Jomes-G. Deone

- 0SSssS
things. but it is In addition,
and even more, q deeper in
sight which the re-creative
artist must possess in order to
achieve an Identification with
the spirit of the originator.
This is something indef1nable.
In any event, Toscanini's
Ninth is uncommonly con-
vincing. And the Missa Is a
recreation in kind, vibrant,
intense and profoundly NOV
ing, and if anything even
more exciting.
Toscanini's supreme achieve
ment in the Ninth Is to make
its some lines Intellectual
choral finale into an over
towering and elevating af-
f1rmation of faith. This he
has achieved again With the
Missa Solemnis. only in this
case the affirmation is spread
over the entire span of the
work.
It is a popular notion that
Beethoven is cruel to singers.
Maybe so, but it is hard to
believe that he didn't know
what he was doing when he
wrote as he did. The Missa
Solemnis surely contains some
of the most exalted vocal
music ever written.
The very substantial por-
ton of it allotted to choir is
sung in this recording with
altogether superb results. The
Robert Shaw Chorale some
times has seemed almost
sedate. Here the choristers are
bubbling with energy. The
splendid NBC Symphony is no
less assertive. One wishes
there were more orchestras
that could play with such
precision and responsiveness.
Distont Solos
The solo voices leave one less
happy. Only Soprano Lois
Marshall is consistently audible
enough to hear without strain
ing. The others-Mezzo Nan
Merriman, Tenor Eugene Con-
ley and Basso Jerome Hines
sound distant, with Conley's
voice particularly weak. a fault
that may or may not be trace
able mainly to microphoning
or other mechanical causes.
There are some cratic changes
in volume level during the
violin solo in the Benedictus.
These are details, though. The
overall impression is too grand
for them to cause any great
concern. On the whole RCA
Victor's engineers and record
ing supervisors have given US
surprisingly full likeness of
what was heard in Carnegie
Hall. in what should not
hesitate to call a high f1del-
ity" recording.
First credit. after all other
bouquets are given out. belongs
in one place. And it leads
back to the notion expressed
at the beginning. 1t may we'll
be Toscanini's destiny. in this
instance, to gain for the Missa
Solemnis the wide apprecia-
ton it deserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Zizi, Gothom's New Darling,
Hopes to See u. S. Some Doy
By Wilton Glover

anxiously waiting. And in
stead of champagne, she was
slipping milk when the tri-
umph was announced.
Jeanmaire-her official first
name is Renee-first erupted
on Broadway four years ago
in Roland Pettit's Ballet de
Paris with a sultry dance rem
dition of Carmen"
Works Here Only
you know. everything that
l have done in these four
years has been in this coun-
try" says Zizi. There were
ballet tours and then a movie.
Her movie Hans Christian
Andersen" with Danny Kaye.
gave Jeanmaire a consuming
enthusiasm for films, and she
would like, when the prospec-
tive long current run on
Broadway is over, to make
another.
She was mentioning in her
native Paris when Producer
Shepard Traube invited her
into Pink Tights"
She accepted the role and
went into rehearsal.
For three months we
worked so very hard. In
America there is not much
time to do anything else" says
zizi of the tryout period.
Although she has been back
and forth across America, one
Of Zizi's main goals is yet
to be fulf1lled-meeting peo-
pie and seeing 1.-The many
wonderful things there must
be here"
But No Suitors
That brought us around to
the subject of romance. And
Zizi, who Is 20. gravely-or was
it roguishly?-said: II have
never thought of anyone"
when asked about marriage.
Oh yes. she gets letters.
But I let other people an
swer them for me-" she COM
ments.
With her on her American
Journeys is her mother. and
for her Broadway debut her
father, Marcel Jeanmaire, a
French industrialist. came
over to be with her.
II don't think need a chap
erone." laughs the girl in pink
tights. But my mother. she
likes to be with me-"
Perhaps the most distinctive
trademark of Zizi is the wild,
short untamed haircut she first
devised for Carmen"
ION the streets in Paris
people laughed at me for three
weeks when I first wore it,"
she remembers. When she's
told the ZiZi haircut gives evil
dence of becoming a New York
fad, Jeanmarie adds:
1.-THE next time, maybe, !
shall do something different"
She pauses. f1irts her eyes
outrageouSly.
Maybe I shall make 1t all
bald. Then nobody will follow
me-"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-05
SLUSAJ DyETE

Slusaj, dijete, savjet make
svoje,
zlu te ona nauciti ne &c.
Kad te kara "a dobro je
tvoje,
jer ii ona zeli mnogo srece.
Poslusaj je, pa ma ne bilo
sve onako kako ii zazeliS.
Majcino je najtoplije krilo,
uvijek gledaj da je razveselis.
Majka ii je ponajvece blago,
sto ga imas ma ovome svijetu.
Nigdje nista nije tako drago
kao majka sto je svom
djetetu.
Slusaj, dijete, savjet make
svoje,
zlu te ona nauciti ne &c.
Kara Ii te "a dobro je tvoje,
dok ju imas, nema vece srece.
Ferdo skrljac
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-05

donosi slike velikog predsjed-
nika Zajednice pokojnog Jo-
sipa Marohnica danasnjeg
naseg predsjednika brata v.
I. Mandica.
I pri zakljucku donasa cla-
max "Pedeset godisnjica Ia
jednicara' sa slikom prvog
urednika "Zajednicara" po-
kojnog Don Nike Grskovica
i danasnjeg urednika Filipa
Vukelica, takodjer i otisak
danasnje glave "Zajednica-
RAJ. On je lijepo takodjer o.
pisao i snaznu ulogu "Zajed-
nicara" u promicanju Zajed-
nice, kao covjekoljubive i
rodoljubne akcije u nasoj Ia
jednici. TIE clanke radi njiho-
We vaznosti donosimo "a ma
Sc citatelje kako slijedi:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-05
zivotna osjeguracija "a die

zivotna osjeguracija "a die
GU ma 20 Year Endowment
Certifikat, "a clanove 'Po-
mladka jest jedna cd najbo-
ljih osjeguracija "a djecu, sa
raznim pogodnostima, koje
sluzi ne samo "a slucaj smr-
tt, nego da Sc dijete kad od-
raste postavi ma cvrste noge.
Roditelji, koji zbilja lube
svoju djecu, trebaju da in o.
sjeguravaju ma ovu vrst Ii
votne osjeguracije - isplative
nakon 20 godina clanovanja-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-05
C0vJEk0LJUBIY | R0D0LJUBNI RAD
NASE HRVATSkE BRATSKE zAJEDNICE

Mas clan staroj domovini, brat Ivan Lupis-Vukic
psao je zaklueni canak serj svoh clanaka Hrvatska
Bratska Zajednca (prigodom 6Ogodisnce nezna osnva
MIA" zagrebacki casops Matca' list Mace seljenka
Hrvaske Mi prijasnje njegove canke serje
redom donosli cijeosti tako donosmo oval.
U tom clanku divno je prikazao covjekojubvo rodo-
ljubno deovanje Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice canku
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-05


novu zemlje "zajednicar" ie
svojom velikom cirkulacijom
svemu obavjestavao citavo
nase iseljenistvo i podsticao
drustva i pojedince da po-
mognu izgradnju Narodnih
domova, skola drugih ma
rodnih ustanova. Poticao .ie
skupine iseljenika il pojedi-
nih mjesta da zajednicki po-
mognu svome rodnom mie-
stu u starom kraju. Odaziva
je bio diljem citave Ameri-
ke: ubrzo su Sc organizirali
"mjesni" odbori u mnogobroj-
MIN nasim naseIjima. Odbori
Sc medjusobno natjecahu ko-
il &c, prema svojim silama,
wise doprinijeti "a svoje rod
no mjesto. Pojedinci su do
prinosili Cd 1 do 5000 do
lara. Jedni odbori SUI siljali
novac, drugi ambulantna ko-
la, treci Roentgenov aparat,
cetvrti automobil "a obilaze-
ceg ljekara, peti krevete "a
bolnice, sesti ijekove i lie
karske Instruments, S e d mi
pribore "a siromasnu skolsku
djecu, tako bez kraja re-
dom. Neki su odbori cak sa-
birali i siljali prinose da Sc
u njihovom rodnom mjestu
iii kraju podignu move boil
nice.
"Zajednicar" je donosio po-
zive svih odbora, davao mai
siri publicitet njihovim akci-
jana, donosio imena svih pri-
nosnika, sto je sve djelovalo
kao daljni podsticaj drugima.
Koliko sam mogao il "Za-
jednicara" pratiti, izgleda mi
da u America nije bilo sku-
pine mjestana, koja nije ina
la svoj odbor "a pomoc svo-
me rodnom mjestu.
I, konacno, treba spome-
mutt pomaganje rodnim mje-
stima i rodbine u starom kra-
ju sredstvom poklon-paketa,
najprije hranom pax swim
mogucim predmetima kucne
potrebe. I tn je Hrv. Brat
ska Zajednica, kroz svoje gla-
silo i svoje odsjeke, propa-
gandom i poticajima, dopri-
nijela da pomaganje domo-
vine bude cim obilatije. .Ra-
cuna Sc da su jugoslavenski
iseljenici' u sjedinjenim pr-
zavama i Kanadi, do E6nea
1850, pod raznim oblicima
dobrovoljne pomoci - u nov
Gu, hrani, obuci, robi, ljeko-
vima i ostalome - poklonih
domovini vrijednost cd pre-
ko 20 milijuna dolara - dak-
lie, preko 6,000,O0O,OOO di-
nara. Pred jedno tri godine
citao sam u jednom, ne jugo-
slavenskom, nego americkom
listu, da SUI cd svih narod-
nosnih skupina u America je-
dino Grci relativno nadmasi-
Ii Jugoslavene u pomaganju
stare domovine. Propaganda
"a pomaganje stare domovi-
ne putem "Zajednicara" nj
kada nije zastala nj prestala
nego Sc do dana danasniega
nastavlja. Nema nj jednog
broja "Zajednicara" a da u
MENU ne ces naici ma jedan,
iii wise, primjeraka toga po-
maganja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-05
Ivan Lupis-Vukic
Ivan Lupis-Vukic
Hrv. Bratska zajednica
(Prigodom 6O-godisnjice
njezina osnivanja)
(Svrsetak)
(Svrsetak)

Primjeri najrjecitije govo-
re o rodoljubnim i covjeko-
ljubnim djelima Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice:
Prilikom krvavih dogadja-
ia i revolucionarnog pokreta
u Hrvatskoj godine 1903, ka-
da je tiranin Khuen Heder-
vary morao napustiti bansku
vlast, Zajednica doprinosi IL
svoje, jos oskudne blagajne
cd $4,000 dolara, svotu cd
5000 dolara, a cd svojih od-
sjeka i pojedinaca sabre jos
oko $4,000 dolara kao pomoc
domovini u njenoj borbi "a
slobodu.
Prilikom revolucionar n o g
vrenja u Hrvatskoj 1912. 60
dine Zajednica Sale pomoc
cd 100 dolara svakom od Sc
storice Jukevicevih suosudje-
nih drugova i k tome JOS:
Stjepanu Radicu, koji je tam
novao u istom zatvoru s Ju-
kicem 100 dolara, Hrvatsko-
srpskoj koaliciji 600, Stranki
prava 600, Socijalistickoj
stranci $50, Hrvatskoj Sc
ljackoj stranci 250, te srbi-
janskom crnogorskom Cr-
venom krstu po $50 dolara.
Ia Prvog svjetskog rata
Narodna Hrvatska Zajednica
darovala je "a srbijansku
ratnu sirocad 5000 dolara, a
zatim raspisala rasporez cd
1 dollar ma svakoga svoga cla-
ma "a pomoc gladnoj hrvat-
skoj sirocadi i jos po 1 do
lar "a pomoc Crvenom krizu
u raznim saveznickim zem-
llama, te je podijelila: anne
rickom Crvenom krizu 10000,
cehoslovackom 5000, poll
skom 5000, ruskom 5000,
jugoslavenskom $4,000 dola-
ra, i pozivlje svoje odsjeke
da posebno doprinose IL svo-
jih blagajna. "Jugoslaven-
skom odboru" u L on d O n u
Narodna Hrvatska Zajednica
dodijelila je 10000 dolara u
njegovom nastojanju "a OSLO
bodjenje' i ujedinjenje jugo-
slavenskih naroda.
Godine 1872 /. darovala ie
"Hrvatskom Radisi", pod u
pravom Stjepana Jobsta, po-
moe cd $4,000 dolara. Oval
dar je bio podloga svemu
poznijem imanju Hrvatskog
Radise velikom "Radisinom
domu", kao daru hrvatskih
iseljenika. Istom prilikom Ia
jednica dariva "a gladne u
Rusiji $4,000 a "a hrvatske
invalide 5000 dolara.
Iste 1921. godine i Hrvat-
skoj prijeti glad u nezitorod-
MIN krajevima, pa Zajednica
daje il blagajne 10000 a cd
odsjeka j clanova sabre A.
600 dolara Sale odboru u
Hrvatsku da podijeli postra-
dalima. Cd te svote ostalo lie
kod odbora nepodijel j e n h
100000 kruna, S kojim je
fondom, i prinosima IL domo.
vine, ban Silovic osnovao u
Korculi Dom "a djecu svje-
tionicara i sirocad u svijetu
postradalih iseljenika. Ia
Dom danas postoji, a ma,
} irodna vlast ga upotrebljava
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-05

takodJer "a humane sVrhe.
Medjutim Sc u America ma
bralo jos $4,000 kruna "a
cd suse postradale krajeve
ali, jer pomoc nije wise bila
potrebna, Zajednica tn svotu
poklanja Narodnoj Zastiti,
koju je bio osnovao pok. DIR.
Stjepana Basaricek "a prize
voz gladne hrvatske djece u
zitorodne krajeve pri koncu
Prvog svjetskog rata.
Ia postradale cd poplave u
Hrvatskoj god. 1926. Zajed-
MICA donosi 5000 i medju
clanstvom sabre jos 6,454
dolara.
zajednica ne zaboravlja nj
Hrvate u Bosni, pa je nakon
Prvog svjetskog rata poslala
drustvu "Napredak" u Sara
jevu pomoc cd 1000 dolara.
Ali "a vrijeme Drugog
svjetskog rata i Narodno-
oslobodilacke borbe Hrvatska
Bratska Zajednica stostruko
nadmasuje samu sebe svo-
jim covjekoljubnim i rodo-
ljubnim djelima. Uvidjajuci
da je potrebna materijalna
pomoc swim narodima Jugo-
slavic ona, nakon sto su ia
pan, Njemacka Italija te
Paveliceva "Nezavisna" obja-
viii rat America, upucuje po-
xiv swim hrvatskim, srpskim
i slovenskim potpornim or
ganizacijama u America da
osnuju zajednicki odbor ko-
ordiniraju rad "a sabiranje
pomoci domovini. POSI- a n i k
stare diktatorske Jugoslavije
u Washingtonu, Konstantin
Fotic, uz potporu Karadjor-
djevicevaca, uspjeva da o.
sujeti takav zajednicki rad ma
humanitarnom polju, kao sto
bjese uspio da ga osujeti i
ma politickom. Ali Zajednica
ne napusta ideju vec pred
njaci u osnivanju Hrvatskog
pomocnog odbora, koji sc sa-
stojao cd predstavnika Hrv.
Bratske Zajednice, Narodnog
vijeca Amerikanaca hrvat-
skog porijekla i Centralne or
ganizacije americkih Hrvati-
ca. Zajednica je preuzela ma
sebe duznost da vodi besplat-
no sve tehnicke poslove Hr-
vatskog pomocnog cd b o r a,
da prima sve novcane pri-
nose i "a njih jamci. Hrvat-
ski pomocni odbor sabrao lie
oko 100000 dolara (po> da-
nasnjem tecaju $50 milijuna
dinara) "a pomoc narodima
Jugoslavije. Ia tai Sc novac
nabavila odjeca, ma kojoj je
narod u Jugoslaviji nakon
dugog rata uveliko oskudje-
vac, preko Zajednice otpre-
mila vlastima u domovini da
podijeli potrebnima. Ali to je
bila tex prva pomoc, jer Sc
poslije osnovao Americki od-
Dor "a pomoc Jugoslaviji, ko-
jemu je bio predsjednik vio-
linista zlatko Balokovic, a
zacasna predsjednica gdj a..
Eleonor Roosevelt, supruga
pokojnog predsjednika USA.
Glasilo Hrv. Bratske Zaied-
! nice "Zajednicar" razvio je
ogromnu propaganda "a ci-
ljeve ovoga odbora, a saw
tehnicki posao odbora pre-
uzela je ma Sc Zajednica, t.
j. primanje prinosa, poslov-
ne robe, nabavljanje lijekova,
ljekarskih instrumental j o.
stalog. Ovom akcijom sa bra
10 Sc u gotovom novcu oko
100000 dolara (po danas-
MEM tecaju 225 milijuna di-
nara) i polovne odjece i O.
buce u vrijednosti cd preko
100000 dolara (po danas-
MEM tecaju 600 milijuna di-
nara). Domovi odsjeka "a
jednice bill SUI skladista sko-
70 svega sto je sakupljeno
u NINA Sc cistilo, popravlja-
10 pakovalo sabrane stvari
onda otpremalo u glavno
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
E&*e
COhenFeifer

Carole Myra Cohen has
chosen June End for her mar
riage to Herbert Joseph Fei
fer. Ceremony will be per
formed at Congregation An,
shei Israel by Rabbi Marcus
Breger and Rabbi Albert Bill
gray with Cantor Maurice
Falkow assisting. Bridal
couples only attendants will
be her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. David Co.
hen.
The informal ceremony will
be witnessed by IT'S relatives,
friends. A bridal luncheon will
be served at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Cohen, E. 18th. 1t will
be followed by a reception in
the Anshei Israel auditorium
from two to four o'clock for
375 guests.
Out-of-town guests will in
clude Messrs. and Mines. Sam
uel Cohen, Joseph Wolff of
Elizabeth, N. j.; Frank Wolff,
Jersey City, N. j., all aunts
and uncles of the bride; Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Levenberg,
Elizabeth, N. ]. long time
friends.
That day the neWlyWeds
will leave on a tWo-Week we'd
ding trip after which they
will be at home at 5618 E.
Waverly. Miss Cohen is a
junior in the College of Lib
eral Arts at the University.
Mr.. Feifer, whose parents
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

Esther remains there indef
initely.
Coming to attend her bro
theirs Benjy's, graduation
from high school is Leba
Gross, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Murray Gross. She's on
the executive staff of the
White House department
store in San Francisco. Re-
cent guests were DR.. Gross
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gross, Hollywood.
Back i'm the us. after three
years of Army duty in Eng
land is Sidney LeBoff, who is
accompanied by his English
wife and young daughter. He
will be stationed in Nebraska
and is due for discharge this
fall.
Next Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Levy, E. Grant
Rd, fly to Philadelphia to
visit their parents and to help
Mr.. Levy's parents celebrate
their 57th wedding anniver-
sary. They'll also visit New
York.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
SocioIs und
Personals
On June 2I Joan HirSh de-

On June 2I Joan HirSh de
parts for Europe on a student
tour. She'll be back in Sep
ember and returns to Tucson
before the holidays.
Word comes from Boston
= that Rose Nuremberg, who re-
Gently went east for the sum
'mer, is i'll in a hospital there.
She has the very best wishes
of her Tucson friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen,
E. Elaine, are in LA for a few
weeks. They left Friday.
Suddenly called to New
York this week by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. David
MiShkind and daughters left
on Tuesday. They'll be gone
about a month.
MrS. Henry FaSSler Is in
New York to attend a num-
ber of prenuptial affairs being
given in honor of her son and
his fiancee. They will be mar
ried there next month.
The Paul FEEDERS have
bought a home in Wiltshire
Heights, at 402 Downing Lane.
Tho the new house is ready
for occupancy, they'll not
move in until September. A
guest at present is Mr.. Fed
er's brother, Sigmund, of Chi
cago, who's spending a few
weeks here.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Kaplan and daughter,
Esther, leave for Boston to be
present on the happy occasion
of their son, ManuePs gradu-
alton from Harvard Medical
School. The Kaplans will be
back in about a month, but
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Elpern.FOrtnan

In an informal ceremony at
Temple Emanuel on June 13
at 7:30 pm. Zita Elpern will
be united in marriage with Ir-
win (Tiny) Fortman. The nup-
tial rites will be Solemnized
by Rabbi Albert Bilgray.
The bride will be given
away by her brother, Samuel
Elpern. Her sister, Shirley FL
perm, will be maid of honor.
In the bridal party will be
Judy Buchanan, Roseann Par
ker, her sisters, Sorale and
Lois Elpern. Marvin Fortman
will be his brothers best man.
Ushers are Alan Feinberg, Ir-
wing Coretz, Milton Sherman,
Joe Gottleib.
A reception and dance will
be held in the Temple audi
torium after the ceremony.
Dinner for the bridal party
and out-of-toWn guests will
be given by the brides mo-
ther, Mrs. Annette Elpern the
evening prior to the wedding
at Sophie's Chicken House.
To be present for the cere-
mony are the brides auntS,
the Misses Frances and Rosa
lind EIpern, jeanette, Pa, a
friend, Miss Rae Daniels,
Greensburg, Pa; Messrs. and
Mines. Lee Whiting and Sam
Brooks, auntS and uncleS of
the bride from Los Angeles;
Jack Riback, Portland, Ore,
brother-in-laW of the bride.
They will honeymoon in
New York for three weeks
and return to make their
home here. Miss Elpern grad
uates this month from Tue
son High School. The groom
elect, son of Herman Fort
man, is the owner of Tiny'S
Drive In and a Well-knoWn
local musician.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

are Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fei
fer of E. 3rd, is associated
with Plumbers Speciality Co
FOOnt-Kaplan
Fiesta Room of the Santa
Rita will be the setting for
the wedding on June 6 OF
Gloria Foont to Paul Kaplan
Rabbi Marcus Breger will of.
ficiate at the informal cere.
mony at 2 pm. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Si-
mon Foont, 1856 N. Vine.
Matron of honor will be
Mrs. David Plotkin, the
groom's Sister-in-laW and the
sister of the bride Irene Foont
will be maid of honor.
Irving Kaplan will serve his
brother as best man. Flower
girls are Sharman Quater
and Diane Gore. David Kap-
Ian and Raymond Kaplan will
be ring bearers. Following
the ceremony there will be a
reception for family and
friends.
The bride is a Tucson resi-
dent the past seven months
coming from New York
where she attended New York
University and City College,
majoring in psychology and
accounting. Until recently
she was employed at Davis
Monthan.
In the Air Force for four
years of which three were
spent in Alaska, Mr.. Kaplan
is now associated with the
Tucson Electric Supply Co.
He was enrolled at the Uni
versity in the School of bus
mess administration.
His parents are Mr.. and
Samuel Kaplan, N. Mohave.
The couple will take a we'd
ding trip to California, after
they will reside in
Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Sahara Pool Is
Open To Public

A vacation spot right at
home might aptly describe
the facilities of the Sahara
Guest Ranch. Truly one of
the most luxurious rancnes
in the southwest, it is avail
able daily to the local towns
people this summer.
Family all-day outings can
be undertaken with ease.
There is an elaborate swim
ming pool with a wading pool.
nearby for young children
Plenty of shade trees for re
taxation. A fine air-condition-
ed dining room is open in the
nearby main building. Indi-
vidual families or groups of.
friends will find it pleasant
way to enjoy the summer and
escape the town heat.
Only six miles from town
over N. Oracle Road, it can
be reached in a few minutes.
Victor and Eve Goldblum
are your genial hosts, happy
to be of service to you. Meyer
Cohen of the Westerner is
managing director of the Sa-
hara.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
RkA~
2RnnA
Susan Holly Jacobs

Susan Holly Jacobs
The new arrival makes the
third child and second daugh.
ter for Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Jacobs, 1927 E. 10th. Born on
May II she weighed 6 lb. 7
OF. and was 1912 inches tall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jacobs
and Mrs. Leah Levin, E. 9th,
are the grandparents. Mr.. ia
cobS is with Copper State
Iron and Metal.
8 Arizona Post, May FL, 1854
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
JEWISH
CALENDAR

5714-I964
Lag Bonner Fri, May 81
Rosh Hodesh Swan
Wed, June 2
Shavuot -..---.... Mon, June z
*RoSh HodeSh TammuZ
Holiday starts evening pre-
ceding.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

Arizona Post, May 21, 1854
Evening star., 1954-10-01
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