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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-31
Personals

Personal items may be tele-
phoned to PO. 1878 up to 5
p. m. Tuesday for the follow
ing Thursday issues. Items may
be sent to Elsa c. Berg, 146OO
Euclid ave.
With their station wagon we'll
packed, Mrs. James Sneller and
four children started off Friday
for Ell Paso, Texas where they will
be met by Mr.. Sneller who will
come in from Ell Segundo, Cal. to
accompany his family to their new
home in that city. Mr.. Sneller re-
Gently was made general manager
and engineer by the Mantec Inc,
having charge of the plant at Ell
Segundo, suburb of Los Angeles.
The family has been active in
church and community circles and
their many good friends wish them
happiness in their new home.
Taking part in the presentation
of Dubois "Last Seven Words of
Christ" at St. Paul Shrine at 2:15
Palm Sunday are Jean Gillet of
1850 Hayden ave. and Yvonne
Goulet of 14112 Woodwork I'd.
Alma Ball, 1400S Orinoco ave-,
celebrated her 18th birthday with
a party. 1t meant lots of fun with
charades and other entertainment.
Among those present were aJnice
Stefansky, Nancy Strodbeck, Judy
Bruning, Helen Baus, Dawn Day
and Kathy Cusicl.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-31

In the All-Star contest, the Red
Team defeated the Blues 22-12
with Ken Connell sparkling the
winners with II points. Ernest
Strodtbeck tailed 8 points for the
Blues.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-31

Mrs. Bolton early this week,
not knowing what I should find,
and sat down quietly in one of the
chairs. This is what I saw: A
stained glass window of lovely soft
colors with George Washington
kneeling in prayer as the focal
point, and at the base of the win
dow two vases of freshly cut flowers
from the Botanic Garden. There is
a white oak altar, on each side Of
which stands a seven-branch cam
delabrum and in front of each
kneeling bench. The walls of the
chapel are a pastel shade, the rug
dark blue, and there are just a few
simple straight arm chairs covered
In a lighter blue leather.
1t was wonderfully peaceful and
calming, and will, know, mean so
much to all of us. We are deeply
indebted to Congressman Brooks
Hays, Katherine st. George and
Karl M. LeCompte and the Capitol
architect and chaplains for making
a reality of the dream that has
been ours for so long.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-31
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-31

AOS0OA Ava " 80 ~
for so long. The
lovely little
room is ready
and, after a
day or two of
being open to
all who are in
terested in see
ing it, it will be
reserved entire
ly for the use of
M e m b ers of
Congress.
I W e mt in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-31

BIRTHS
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Cavano jr., 1929 Doan ave-, boy,
Frank Louis Cavano III, March
Nth.
Evening star., 1955-10-19
Boys, $40, Held
In Mail Robbery

LONG BRANCH. N. j.. Oct.
10 tRD.-Two brothers. 8 and 10
years old. were arrested today
in the first mail robbery in the
history Of Long Branch's Post
Once.
Detectives said the youngsters
broke into a mail freight car,
dragged out a few sacks and
picked what they wanted from
the loot.
The sacks and scattered con-
tents Of a looted carton were
found on the railroad tracks
last night. The boys had kept
only q pillowcase bearing the
initial "H"--the first letter Of
their surname. authorities said.
Detectives picked up the
youngsters when they became
suspicious because the two were
on the streets at an early hour
today. i
Evening star., 1955-10-19

in . List Of SEQ Masons In South.
ern States and the District whc
were elected to the honorary de-
gree By the supreme Council,
Southern jurisdiction.
A number Of Representative
and Senators are included among
those name TO knights Com
mander BY the Supreme Council.
The list Includes Associate Su-
prenne Court Justice Clark.
Gov. Stanley Of Virginia and
Evening star., 1955-10-19
Write. FnI Chlef

In q letter to FHI Director J
Edgar Hoover. the minister sait
he did not nee TO dodge justice
but to evade injustice"
The only thing needed 4
condemn me-" he wrote. lis 4
l1nd some white woman who vii
swear falsely that she was theri
land the culprits did not shoot. !
Mr.. De Lame intends to review
the situation in speech to-
morrow night at the Bethe
African Methodist Episcops
Church in Harlem.
Bishop D. Ward Nichols b
The African Methodist Episcopa,
Church described Mr.. De Lains
as under the protective custod,
lof the church.
Gets Church Offer
The bishop has offered ths
minister a church in New Yorl
State after the minister's leeal
difiiculties are settled.
Mr.. De Laine was q leading
figure SIX years ago In the
Clarendon County school segre-
cation suit--one Of FIVE on which
the Supreme Court based its
public school desegregation de-
lcision.
Mr.. De Laine and his family
disappeared from Lake City Just
after the shooting incident. Mrs
de Laine has been living with
relatives In Columbia, s. c.. with
the house under guard.
Evening star., 1955-10-19
|Musons Honor
|FBI Director

J. Edgar Hoover. director Of
the Federal Bureau Of Investi-
CATION, has been elected to the
honorary rank of 33d degree
Mason. It was announced yes
terday.
Mr.. Hooyer's name Is included
Evening star., 1955-10-19

Josiah 8. Everiy and Harry r
|shansr. both Of Alexandria. Va.
were Included IN the list Of $50
Masons named to receive The
degree.
Installation ceremonies fol
many Of those named in the
announcement win be held at
q pm. Friday ct the Scottish
Rite Temple, $500 Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-19
Eoypt's First Union
Orocnized in 1899

CARpr-Egypt's first labor
union. the Cigarette Workers
Union, was organized in 1899
after q general strike Of Cairo's
cigarette workers. They struck
against a rs per cent reduction
in piece rates and the introduce
ton Of labor-saving machinery.
Evening star., 1955-10-19
Fled South After Threot,
Negro Minister Asserts

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 W.--A
Negro minister. who had been
missing from Lake City. s. c.,
since q shooting incident Octo-
Der 10. revealed today he Is stay
ing with friends In New York.
The clergyman, the Rev.
Joseph A. De Lame, q leading
figure In the fight against school
segregation. readily admitted he
fred two shots IN reply to al
legged gunfire from an automobile
passing his home.
He Is the object Of q South
Carolina warrant charging him
with . shooting assault.
James Leroy tJackl Moore,
Lake City service station at
tendant who swore out the war
rant. has denied that he or ans
Of his three companions In the
car fred any shots.
Tells Of Writing Letter
Mr.. De Laine also confirmed
that be was the author OF q let
ter. bearing his name and de-
scrihing the incident. copies Of
which were mailed from Trenton,
n. j. October 13 to three news
papers and teIeviSion station
in the Carolinas.
MIR. De Lame had stopped with
friends in Trenton while en- route
to New York.
The minister said he fed by
automobile from South Caroline
after his church had burned, his
parsonage had been attacked
and his life threatened.
He declared his motive in
firing at the automobile was
neither anger nor self-defense.
Says He shot Back
IT shot back" he said in an
interview with the New York
Post. because I wanted to mark
that car.
Il believed the people In that
car were the ones who sent me
q threatening letter. who threw
bricks through my window. and
who burned my church.
Il thought If I marked that
car the police would have the
honor to break open the case"
The minister said he received
an anonymous letter which said
several hundred Of us have had
meeting and pledged ourselves
to put you where you belong, II
there is such . place.
$50 we have decided to give
you 10 days to leave and If you
are not away by then, rather
than let you spread your dirty,
filthy poison here any longer we
have made plans to move you If
it takes dynamite to do so. This
is final
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14

MR. AND newly
in information
welcoming committee of the Combined
left
Lester Deutsch
community little strange
shouldn't be long that the welcome Friends
three the organizations will form
questions leave copies of the
the Jewish Community Council 1t
religious organiza-
tonsa and community aihvities.
To em Community
director the council
friends
identify themselves with community life in
The welcome which they will receive from
material which is
stimulate participation in and inte-
graft nto
Kapan community the by no-
families that they
called Neuer
Counc at CReStWOod 4-5407.
Chosen
which visited families
were Mrs Edgemon representing the Cou
Gil of Jewish Women; 314 W. Arnea Fd
302 18th Ave. Bnai Birth
-
committee comprises Mrs Bernard Bernstein
Beth Sehood Mrs Louis egeI OF Dol
Rosenthal OF 56U2 W. 21no
Ave-. Ell Ssterhood !. 80
Mrs jacob Goodlnd OF 80
Chom Israel Peven OF lO6 N
William Wee of 2912 E. Wleta jewish
Auxiliary
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Securities Trade
Offer Announced

LOS ANGELES-U. S. holders of
Israel independence Bonds have an
opportunity to exchange their bonds
for top real estate securities in an
Israel building and loan company
backed by the Rassco Israel Cor
poration and Swiss interests, julius
F'ligelman, Rassco leader in Los
Angeles, announced this week.
The transaction was requested of
Rassco by IsraePs treasury. Fig
Gilman said it offers benefits to
bcndholders as well as Israel.
apart from the original 31s per
cent dollar return" he explained,
"the bond investor will receive
from Rassco an additional profit
in Israel. An, at the same time, the
transaction will relieve the Israel
treasury from a substantial liza
bility."
Fligelman said dividends distrib-
uted last year amounted to 1914
per cent.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
LewkoWi+z Gets
R'n0i Birth Post

Burton LewkowitZ of Phoenix has
been appointed chairman of the
District 4 B'nai Birth anti-defama-
ton committee, covering eight
Western states and British Column
bia.
Committee vice-chairmen from
Phoenix are Nat Silverman, Amer
icanism and civic affairs; Saul
Lebeau, B'nai Birth Youth Organi-
zation; Ivan Raden, Israel aid and
bond sales, and Eli Schlossberg,
vocational service.
Lewkowitz is chairman OF the
Arizona regional advisory board
of the Anti-Defamation League.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
u. S. Fails To
Egyp+'s
Arms Buying

WASHINGTON, g T Az
- Assistant Secretary of
State George V. Allen flew
back to Washington from
Lebanon after warning Arab
leaders of the dangers of ac-
cepting arms from the Com
munist bloc.
Allen did not persuade Egypt's
Premier Canal Abdel NaSSer to
cancel his arms deal with Czecho-
slovakia. But the US. envoy de-
clared he thinks his flying mission
to Egypt and Lebanon has alerted
Arab leaders to the possibilities Of
increased Communist penetration
in the Middle East.
Allen said on hsi departure from
Lebanon that he thought his trip
was fruitful Gin clearing up mis-
conceptions about US. policy" He
told newsmen one of the main rea-
sons for the trip was to stress US.
concern over the dangers of an
arms race which would increase
Arab-Israel tensions in the Middle
East.
Lebanon Offer Told
(The Times of London reported
from Beirut that Allen, in a con-
fe. ence with Lebanese Prime Min
lister Rashid Karameh, offered Leb-
anon American arms on conditions
they would not be used for agrees
sive purposes and that an Ameri-
can training mission be permitted
to enter Lebanon. The Times also
stated that Allen told the LebaneSe
prime minister that Egypt had act
ed in her own interest in the arms
Zeal with Czechoslovalxia but that
he had urged Premier Naser not to
enter into an anti-American cam
paign.)
Earlier, United States AmbaSsa-
dor to Israel Edward B. Lawson
left Israel suddenly for Beirut, for
an urgent meeting with Allen. The
official announcement by the Unit
ed States Embassy of Lawson's de-
parture said that the meeting was
being held at the request of Allen.
Threat BY Egypt
Officials in washington eX-
pressed surprise over a statement
in Cairo by Egyptian Premier Mas
ser to the effect that he had warned
washington in June he would ac-
cept arms from the Soviet bloc II
the United States refused to pro-
vide weapons which Egypt had re-
ouested. The officials stated there
was no hint at the American-Egyp-
tian talks in June that the alterna-
tive to arms from the US. was
arms from Communist countries.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Fraternity Pledges
Eiqh+ Phoenix Boys

TEMPE-Fourteen new pledges,
including eight from Phoenix, have
been signed up by Alpha Epsilon
Pi, Jewish fraternity at Arizona
State College.
They are Marty Alpert, Harvey
Beller, Larry Borden, Gene Burns,
Lenny Frankel, Lou Goldstein, AL
Kaplan and Cal Sunshine, all OF
Phoenix; Len Sachs of Globe, Mike
Newfield and Jim Kleinman, both
of Los Angeles; Gary Herman OF
Cleveland, Bernie Milensky OF New
Philadelphia, Ohio, and Richie Fed
erman of New York.
New active members are Stan
Stoneman and Bill Adler of Phoenix
and Lenny Hoffman from Kent
State University in Ohio.
A rush party was held Sept. 20
at chapter house, with Woody Fed
erman as social chairman in
charge.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14

California rabbi who recently toured the Arab
countries disguised Methodist minister to pre-
vent harm from Detailing him, told Phoenix zionists
last week the actual cause" of the Arabs hatred
of Israel.
It is, he said, the fear by Arab rulers that their
depressed will be stirred from their lethargy
by the example of democracy as introduced into the
Middle East by Israel
The speaker was Rabbi Ephraim F. Einhorn of
Temple Beth David in San Gabriel He substituted,
at seasons opener meeting of the Phoenix Brandels
Zionist District for Rabbi Max NuSsbaum of Holly
wood national vice president of the Zionist Organ
zation of America. sudden bereavement in his
family prevented Rabbi Nussbaum from coming.
Calls Arab Rulers CaIIous'
Rabbi Einhorn. who visited Morocco Algeria,
Tunisa, Egypt Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and 1raq
said he met and discussed problems with the Arab
leaders Describing their "callousness, he said they
admitted to him that the nearly 100000 of Arab
refugees are deliberately kept in camps to divert
the attention of the impoverished masses from the
real cause of their troubles.
Arab leaders, said Rabbi Einhorn fear and hate
the democratic propaganda of Israel and the us.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Zionist Broadcast
Series BeQinS Here

"The Bible in Action, a new
radio. series produced by the Amer
lean Zionist Council, is being
broadcast each Sunday at 9 pm.
over KTAR.
The series has as its theme. the
dynamic relationship between the
bible and contemporary living.
Rabbi Irving Miller, chairman of
the Council, is moderator, and the
programs will feature Biblical read
ings by famous actors. Future pro-
grams will include US. Sen. Estes
Kefauver, Israel's foreign minister,
Moshe Sharett; UN Secretary-Gen-
eral Dag Hammerskjold and
others.
Arrangements for the program
to be heard in Phoenix were hand
led by Irving Abrams, radio and
TV chairman of the Zionist Council,
and Mrs. Elliot Tempkin, president
of the local chapter.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
MICHIGAN RABBI WINNING FIGHT TO
GIVE FRIENDLESS CONVICT FREEDOM

was in car from which shots were fired that killed
a motorcycle policeman. Saldoff insisted that ne
was intoxicated in the back of the car, and didn't
know what happened until he was arrested.
Later, Jesse Bunker, who was also in the car and
was known to be a desperate, was arrested for an
other murder But Bunker died before he could be
questioned about the Saklo Don Burston, state
eligibility officer has conceded that Saldoffs story
may be true, since Bunker is now thought to have
been the actual trigger in the case.
Meanwhile, Rabbi Sperka told newsmen that he
has job and a home waiting for Salzloff whenever
he comes out of prison.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Why The Jewish Stote Is Haired
Israel Example May Stir
Arab Masses, Soys Rabbi

as a threat to their power. This hatred, he said, is
reflected in the rioting and violence of North Africa
resulting in outrages against Europeans and Jews
whose people have lived there for many generations.
The California rabbi charged that the Arab feudal
lords ready to sell out the US to the highest
bidder He cited Egypt's bid for CzechoslovaRan
arms and said the US. lost much prestige by rush
ing to offer arms to Egypt to foresa her dealings
with the Communists.
Funds Needed to Save Jews
The Arab leaders, said Rabbi Einhorn, have told
their people that descriptions of high living stand
ards enioyed by American and Israeli workers are
lies But he added the denias insofar Israel is
concerned are difficult to make stick, because OF
Israels proximity. -
Rabbi Finhorn appealed for financial aid to facili-
tate the Jewish migration from North Africa to Is
rael and prevent outright massacre of the Jews.
He also denounced American anti-zionsts who he
said have teamed up with Arab leaders as enemies
of the Jewish people, of democacy, Israel and the
United States He said that utterances by these
anti -Zonists are given prominent display in Arab
newspapers and foment both anti-democracy and
anti-SemtSm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Phoenix Girl Attends
HiIIeI Summer Camp

TUCSON-Anita Reiser, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Reiser OF
1899 w. Fairmont, is back at the
University of Arizona after sum-
mer's trip east during which she
attended the B'nai Birth Hlllel
Summer Institute at Starlight, Pa.
She was awarded scholarship
from Hillel in Tucson as the Arl-
zona representative to the institute.
Miss ReiSer's mother accom-
panied her to the east, and her
father later joined her in New York
to celebrate her Goth birthday.
The Phoenix girl is junior In
the college of business adminlstra-
ton at the university and 1st vice
president of Hillel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Oil for The Lamps Of .

NEW YORK, (JTA)-A lamp lit
with oil from Israel's first well at
Ampal House here symbolized Is
raels hope and joy at the discov-
cry of oil in the northern Negev.
The lamp was lit by Abraham
Dickenstein, president of Ampal-
American Israel Corporation, with
the first sample of the oil from the
new well, which had just arrived
here by air.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14

LANSING, Mich (JTA = friendless convict
whose family had long since abandoned him, will
walk out of prison free man soon because De-
troit rabbi did not forget him and took up the fight
his behalf.
Norman Sal,off S. who never had a visitor or a
post card from the outside world in 81 years of
prison life is the convict, and Rabbi Joshua Sperka
state corrections department chaplain the rabbi who
took for him.
Gov. c. Mennen Williams commuted Sakloffs life
sentence, making him eligible for immediate parole
Sakloff has maintained his innocence from the day
of his Imprisonment. Court records show that he
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Bar Mitzvah

Robert Perry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Smith of 1901 E. Turn
ey, on Saturday, Oct. %, at Con-
gregation Beth FL. An Oneg Shabat
will be held on Oct. 21, and re-
ception will follow the Bar Mitzvah
in the auditorium. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Weiner
of 1910 E. Montecito.
Neil Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin B. Perlman of 3401 E.
Pierce, on Saturday, Oct. Is, at
Beth FL. An Oneg Shabat to which
friends and the public are invited,
will be held Friday and a teenage
dance will be held Saturday even
ing. Out-of-town guests attending
are Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fraser and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Iran Rubin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Boyer,
all of California, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Perlman and daughter OF
New York. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Perlman and Mrs. Henry
Weiss of 2845 N. 33rd st.
Barton Michael, son of Mrs. Jack
Chiate of 927 Campus Drive, on
Oct. Z at Temple Beth Israel. A
reception was held afterwards in
the auditorium and teenage dance
followed Sunday evening. Out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Bartha
Korn of New York and Mrs.
Samuel Haskas of Florida. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton
Hammels of 1912 N. Central.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
GoIdwoter Visit
To Israel SIoted

us. Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-
Ariz.) plans to visit Israel this
month to observe operations of the
US. Point Four program.
He said he intends to take motion
pictures while he is there and Will
make them available for interested
groups in Arizona.
eff the pictures turn out and |
can adequately express my opl-
Mons, 1 think we can come up
with an interesting presentation, "
said Goldwater.
He also advised that he would
write a special letter for publlca-
ton in the Phoenix Jewish News
following his return from the Mid
die East.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
ISRAEL BONDS AGENCY NAMES
Jay EDSON AS AREA MANAGER

also the bay area at Oakland, Calf.
"The experience of the past four
years." said Edison, "has demon
strated that Israel bonds are being
invested effectively and bearing
fruit in expanded economic actlv-
ity. They are good and profitable
investment.
Edison, a veteran of USO actlvl-
ties, has served as master of cere-
monies for many community af-
fairs.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Israel Defies Blockade

UNITED NATIONS, NY, GTA
Israel has informed the United
Nations Security Council of its in
sistence that the Strait of Tiran,
the entrance to the Gulf Of Akaba,
is an international waterway and
that Egypt's blockade is illegal.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Births

A son, Steven Zyskind, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Albert of
1925 E. Montecito on Sept. 20.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Albert of New York and Mrs.
Tauba Edelstein of 4025 E. Mon
tecito.
A daughter, Susan Brenda, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ginis OF
1884 E. Mcdowell Rd. on Sept.
26. Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Schwartz of 1138 E. Palm
Lane and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ginis of Los Angeles.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Still Jews in Minsk

NEW YORK, (JTA) There are
some 10000 to $4,000 Jews living in
Minsk, capital city of Byelo-Russia
where the NaZis murdered 100000
Jews during the last war, the New
York Times reported in dispatch
from that city. The Jews still make
up almost 10 percent of the city's
population, the dispatch said.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Russ Writers Vanish

UNITED NATIONS, NY, CJTA)
e. F. Ilichev, head Of the Soviet
Union Foreign Ministry's informa-
ton service, who is here now with
Foreign Minister v. Molotov, has
virtually admitted that Yiddish writ
ers are no longer seen in the So
Wet capital.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Bead Shop Opened

Rose Brooks, sister of Joseph M.
Brooks of 1905 w. Campbell Ave,
has opened bead-restringing shop
at 401 Goodrich Building, above
Walgreen's Drug Store. Miss
Brooks had her own shop in Chi
cago for 20 years prior to coming
to Phoenix. She does all types OF
work in remodeling and designing
necklaces.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
Jordan Rejection Seen

LONDON, (JTA) = The foreign
ministers of Syria, Jordan, and
Lebanon will announce in Cairo
whether or not they will accept the
American-sponsored Johnston plan
for development of the Jordan Riv-
err. Political circles believe they
will reject the plan.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14

Jay Edison, former activities dl-
rector of the Jewish Community
Center, has been appointed area
manager for the Development Cor
poration for Israel, agent for the
sale of Israel bonds.
His territory includes Arizona,
New Mexico, Ell Paso and Juarez,
Mexico.
Before coming to Phoenix, Edison
was in charge of the Houston,
Texas, office for Israel bonds and
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-10-14
British Loan Made

LONDON, (JTA-The Bank OF
England and the capital issues COM
mittee of the British treasury have
approved loan of two million
rounds sterling ($5,60O,00O) to Is
rael to finance the purchase OF
British capital goods, it was con-
firmed here.