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The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
Center Officers
To Be Elected

Incorporators of the Com
munity Center will meet Nov.
% at the G n e r at 8 pm.
D egat e S to the Council,
members of the Center COM
mittee and contributors to the
building fund are eligible to
participate and sign the char
ter for incorporation.
At that m e e in G officers
and board to serve the inter-
i'm period, to April 1856, will
be elected. Incorporation calls
for meetings in April of each
year when officers are elected.
Nominated as first officers of
the Center are: president,
Harry Bacal; vice-presidents
(seven), James Prudential,
Sidney Gilberg, William Cor
don, Morris Rosenbaum, Ma.
than Perlman, Morris Shan
house, Ben Solot; treasurer, I.
H. Handmaker; S ere tary,
Mrs. Elmer Goldwyn.
Nominated to the executive
board (who together with the
officers to a l 25) are: Abe
Chanin, Bernard Friedman,
Jack Fruchthendler, Mrs.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

(Pioneer Women counterpart
in Israel which conducts the
rehabilitation progra m for
women and C children) for
more intensive effort. Money
is needed to open additional
nursery schools in the new
frontier villages and the new
settlements. Funds raised that
night will be dispatched quick
ly for that purpose.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

Harry Gorodess, Sol Kamin,
Stanley K "a t C h er, Morris
Kleinerman, David Kramer,
William Levin, Mrs. Aaron
Levy, Mrs. Maurice Margolis,
Mrs. Joseph Myerson, P a u l
Present, DR.. Selig S evin,
Adolph Wright.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
Pioneer Women Cabaret
Night To Be Big Event

advanced ticket sales an indication there will be
banner turnout Nov 26 for the Pioneer Women
president Mrs Sol Kamin and Sheva
Tigay president Pine The fast moving entertain
the aferward will be at the Student Union
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
A TRIB TE
RABBI MORRIS FISCHEL
By WILLIAM FURMAN

BY WILLIAM FURMAN
Young Israel Congregation has tbe honor Of the
installation of Rabbi Morris Fisebel chief Rabbi
of its organization.
we welcome our Rabbi Wnb "Boraeb Habbo'
we welcome orr Rabbi Nth "Simebo Rabbo"
we welcome oAr Rabbi Nth "Abapob Rabbo'
we weleome our Rabbi uitb "Soson and Simcbo"
we are learning to gain knowledge Of orr Rabb25
learning.
We desire to acquire some Of Rabb2S knowledge,
and to listen
to bis discourse is like q leading Hebrew
college.
we weleome our Rabbi uitb "Abapob Rabbo"
we weleome orr Rabbi wnb "Smcbo Rabbo"
we weleome orr Rabbi witb "Bosucb Habbo"
we welcome our Rabbi witb "Soson and Smebo"
we proclaim 'ze Hoisb Rabbi Morris Fiscbel
"Aeber Anocbno Cbotaitz Becorry' This is the
Rabbi that ne all uisb to honor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
At The RINCSIDE
BY CHARLES J. LIVINGSTON
Cun Roy Do II?

This going circles
Ray Robinson mddeweght kngpn
middleeght ruler
fight the Chicago Stadium Nov l.
Editors postponed
cause Robinson sprained ankle training)
Ray puzzrng question to
many feel that the
accumulated along the
him out They have just that
much respect the ability of Ray Robinson.
understandable Ray trifng fist fighter, at
game fellow knows how TO fight And
fight he has defeated twice by
point the fact that Ray older and
inclined wonder Robinson not
perhaps stl have sign Olson.
paid Robinson by the
rugged Ralph
stadium where he win meet Ray next
dealt Robinson the only loss in his
Olson had just
and the reporters pressing him for
questions.
Who reported somewhat tanazingy us the best
fighter you hesitation BObo replied
Robinson
this my even"
However
flicker his
prodded first tme?" "on knock
though the pastel
cooed fighter suddenly his battles with Robinson
Faherty. interviewed him air. he
Give him break But by then had caught Bobos pride
hurt He had lost Robinson and had had wait around
70 humilatng
adding insult injury coming back and at
tempting to take the title away from him.
get point stretch
point query really defeat
Ray? believes and
he to, but he?
proves why being lightly
chance back the title He have lost much of
his dash he sn the ceverest fist fighters
don the mitts.
fight proves open
ents and he might autthink Olson Come Nov. 4.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

average per
plays and Ohio
South Dakota terrific Negro hslfback Mcdonald who
halls from Pittsburgh. Pa
Michigan the nation today they
10 the Rose Bowl look another Big victory
Shades of Red Howe about that Bob Mitchell u
halfback that wild Michigan
upset victory
veines
Eson Howard and Carlos Paula selected the Sporting
News All Rookie All Star Howard played with the Yankees
you with the Washington Senators
10 last weeks questions:
!. Larry Dolby, August 2, 1860
hit is different pitchers
5. ATT In 80 games.
Campanela 81. 1913
BIN Brlon. with tho Cardinals 32
April IA, 1858
May 1854 Minneapolis pitching Halrston
ching the Charleston club
Maysrvn Thompson 81 but that the World
sores)
Cardinals strike rather than play against
Robinson. maeraizcd
When the Hot Springs Baseball club refused to release the
Ferguson brothers because they Negroes Hot Springs took
nrm brothers
Hickey then general manager the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
S. G. kIon Not
Openly Supported

Pontiac. S. CAMP -.- with
the announcement last week the
Ku Klux Khan had been legahzcd
in the state Of Georgia, Negroes
began 20 speculate about the re-
birth of the vicious Khan in South
Carolina.
AS Yet the Khan is not as openly
supported as 1t was in the past.
Last October two hooded. ROBBED
but unmasked Klansmen denounc-
ed in the vicinity Of this rural
town the subjects of Communism,
Judaism, Catholicism and other
groups. The crowd had ventured
out into the rain TO hear Imperial
Wizard n. l.. Edwards and IVES
ley Morgan
All tols there was repeatedly a
group Of eight rohed klansmen
who gathered around a pickup
truck which served as a speakers
platform. Nearby, i5-foot high
wooden cross wrapped with fuel
soaked cloth burned hriskly for al
most so minutes before topping
over.
According TO reports some SO
persons ventured out on the mud
DIV field. Another so persons his
tened 70 the speakers over the
public address system while they
sat in cars. A state highway pa
trolman controlled the flow OF
traffic ON u. $, Highway No. l
less than 100 yards away"
Both Edwards and Morgan
termed the Khan as the only
white. Christian. Protestant, 100
per cent American organization
in America today"
Castlgsted in the speeches were
the late President r. u Roose-
Welt President Eisenhower tfor
congratulsting a Jewish organiza-
ton and "mongrolizinE the
Army"1. the press. radio and tele-
vision. and the NAACP
However u Is not know whether
the presence Of the state high
way patrolman meant the 'unof-
nciAla sanction ~ state 0fncial-
dom Key North Carolina publish.
ers have publicly condemned the
possible rvhirth ~ the Khan In
their state while only one s G.
editor had has the narse % ask
for pohcs action
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
Pharmacist Shot To
Deoth By Bandit Pair

Savannah. CLAMP Will
liam Earl Fonvielle. 81, was fatal
ly wounded by a bandits bullet
last week when two men attempt
ed to rob the Savannah Pharmacy.
where FonHelle was assistant
manager.
Fonvielle, his mother, Mrs. Lii
Ian Fonvielle; his sister, DR..
Frances Fonvielle, and his eibht
year old son, w. E. Fonvielle Jr.,
were in the store when the holdup
men entered.
The bandits demanded that
Fonvielle open the cash register
and give them all the money. He
was frightened by the sudden APP
proach of the men and did not
move.
One of the gunner shot Fonviel-
lie, the bullet ripping through his
abdomen, entering the right side
and emerging from the left.
After shooting the pharmacist,
the men fled, smuggling a young
boy who got in their way. witness
ses said they appeared to be ner-
vous, No money was taken.
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jackie Robinson
Going To Pacific
Cousf League

Stamford, Conn - tANPD --
Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn's aging
star. told reporters that he doesn't
know anything about rumors that
ne win play in the Pacific Coast
League next year.
The Province, Vancouver
newspaper, said this week that
Robinson will quit the Dodgers
and take a job as manager of the
Vancouver team.
Robinson said he thought the
idea would be fine, but added that
he has not been approached by the
Vancouver club or any other team.
Brick Laws, club owner, who
moved his team from Oakland to
Vancouver at the end of the sea-
son was not available for COM
ment.
Jackie has not yet signed 1856
contract with the Dodgers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
PHYLLIS WHEATlEY
MEETS HALLE q. BROWN
IN ANNUAL GRID BATTLE

The Phyllis Whcatley Junior
football team, composed of boys
10 years of age and weighing las
pounds win meet Halle G. Brown
Of St Paul Mt Highland Park sta
dunn, Sunday afternoon, Novem.
Der IS, 1865 at 2.30 p. m.
The Phyllis Wheatiey Juniors,
winners OF the Northern Division
Park Board championships this
yesr, are hoping TO revenge the de-
feat imposed on them last year by
Halle,
Playing for Phyllis Wheatley
House, under the coaching of
Earl Bowman and Cozy Breedlove.
win be Dave Lewis, Johnny Young
and other members OF last years
city-wide championship team.
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Easiest way to get youthful
figure is 10 ask a woman her age,
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SPORTS I! ; Z
sy Jinmy o~ffs -
sy Jinny orHfln

BakIey, getting opportunity show what he
could Saturday played bangp for Minnesota He
blocked sperby of the experts that Mime
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
BOSTON POLICE ARE
CHECKING BULLET WHICH
KILLED paRATROOPER
By Samuel r. Perry Jr.

Boston, Mass - tANP)-- Local
police are still making balhsucs
tests an a bullet which killed Al
fred Johnson, 20, an ex-paratroop-
er, this week when he went to the
aid Of his great-uncle during a
vicious holdup.
The great-uncle. Francis G,
Fernandes. sc, owner of meat
and vegetable market, opened fire
on the three bandits and wounded
two OF them, However, when one
Of the bandits returned fire. the
bullet struck young Johnson who
later died at City Hospital.
FernaRdes pleaded innocent in
Municipal Court to Illegal posses
sion OF a gun
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

CONTINUING TO SET fast pace teevision drama the
United States Steel Hour whose November ~ Offering Incident
in Alley marking Farley Changers FIRST dramatic appear
Tv represents another important milestone for The
winning series Credited with number Of rs" In the
OF both and subject matter the Steel Hour
ranking Tv dramatic series the country for number
Of scripts sold 10 motion picture companies.
Written by teevisions distinguished writer. Rod Sterling
Incident in Alley highly gripping teeplay.
probes timely and controversial theme which has become
Of the hottest and most argued issues modern urban life
Granger Is cast or-duty policeman. who hears the
crash OF broken glass; followed by He fleeing
figure fires three warning shots then aims and shoots again
boy lies dead The rookieeop labelled
killer He stands trial. with the public and the State charging
mansaughter During the trial. heightened by the
cooperative antagonistc attitude Of the young
believes he acted In the line Of duty though the boy had
mted crime.
The Hollywood made HIS hrst movie when
een ls43 except for his the Navy he has been
attraction since
Daniel Petre Is director OF incident Alley" Steel
Hour the CHS network Wednesdays 10 M
produced by The Theatre Guild (ANS)
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BRIEF NEWS
SCENE
Continued from page u

Your Mouth Is Dept. It's not good
grammar and Bailee expects some
body 10 kick about II too. but IT
gets over the point Of the en-
battled debater Of the barber shopl
While on the subject, the paper
received a check for $40 from
Father Francis Gilllgan for the
NAACP State Conference.
Incidently. the letter which
Bailee had a chance to read re-
minded the editor that Father Gil
Iigan saw to IL that a member Of
a minority group was named ex-
ecutive secretary OF the Cover
nor's Interracial Commission
Gilligan was the commission
chairman from it's inception.
Bailee hled himself 10 Iowa City
last Saturday to see our Golden
Gophers get the dickens kicked
out OF them. Gentlemen Of color
playing on the Hawkeye team had
us wishing for just a little more
color in the Minnesota lineup.
However, Dick Biakley got a
chance for some varsity play and
after he settled down did a perty
good job. Looks like Dick win go
10 town next year at right hnlf.
His 81 yeards led all Gopher
backs in ground gaining by rush
ing.
Those Iowa fans iodlize Iowa's
captain bronze skinned All Ameri-
can guard, Calvin Jones q, Ed
die Vincent and his partner Earl
Smith were in Minnesota's back
field so much you'd thought they
were Gophcrs.
Ballee almost changed his
mind about Minncsotas prem
inence In the field Of female
pulchritude. Them Iowa gals,
hoy o. boy, what lockers! Maybe
the Iiawkeyes victory made
them purifier but after seeing
and talking 10 some Of them
damsels after the game our 10y.
atty TO Minnesota femmes wav-
cred, somewhat.
Talk about bumper to bumper
We drove from Albert Lea, Min
nesota. 10 Iowa City bumper TO
bumper The highways were
jammed Returning Minnesotans
were being kidded on the high
ways from Saturday afternoon
clear to Sunday afternoon about
our crowd losing the game
Attention University Of Mime
sofa: One OF the textbooks being
used In classes on real estate.
volume by Atkinson and Fraley
In a chapter on Home Building
suggests that the presence of Me-
groes in any neighborhood reduces
the value OF property develop
ment. Isn't that bad poison to be
teaching prospective real estate
men and women In our Univer-
sity7
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Easiest way to get a youthful
figure is 10 ask a woman her age.
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$500 DOWN

Ideal investment property. Good
5 room home. I'll w. Central
EImqvisf Realty Ml. 5-slos
1888 University R-i5
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

The children and grown-ups,
too. get a bang our Of Virgil"
Utter" Grandma" and Breezy"
cartoon strips in this paper each
week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

sota would have done better Win bchuItz hhd NC
Namara in there. but certainly doubt It.
On November 4. Frank Frazier played another
outstanding game with Minneapolis Vocational as
they routed by Central 267. Frank scored
the T. ID. and kicked the extra point.
Eddie Vincent was selected by the ". p. an
the back OF the week for his performance against
Minnesota. He scored two tbs and pitched I'd
pass for a third Incidentally. the first pass Of his
three year college career.
Terrell Buront ace tan haIfback Ls the lead.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
BruziIiun Embassy
Secretary Attacked

A Brazilian Embassy secretary
was yoked, beaten and robbed
early yesterday in the $500
block Of Connecticut avenue
NV 7''7 -,
Mrs. Louis Bittencourt, 46, of
3701 Connecticut avenue NV,
was walking home shortly after
midnight, she told police, when
q colored youth grabbed her
around the neck and threw her
to the sidewalk. She said when
she began to scream the assail-
ant showed his hand over her
mouth, seized her purse and ran.
Mrs. Bittencourt, who is a per-
sonal secretary to the Brazilian
Ambassador, said the purse was
empty because all its contents
spilled to the sidewalk when
she fell. Her mouth and one
knee were cut in the scuffie.
Police broadcast a lookout for
a colored boy. about II years old,
S feet, Z inches in height, of
medium weight and wearing a
white shirt and light trousers.
Evening star., 1955-07-18

Fourteen revocations and %
suspensions of drivers permits
were ordered last week, the
Driver Trafiic Department an
nounced.
In addition, six persons who
were charged with driving with
out a<pistrict permit had their
privilege of being licensed or
registered in the District sus-
pended until proof Of financial
responsibility for the future is
filed:
Zen Of the irepocations were
invaked Tor drunken driving and
four were. for accumulated rec
ord of trafiic violations amount
ing to at least i2 points under
the point system. Fifteen sus-
pensions came under the point
system. five were for failure to
satisfy Judgment in court and
two were for failure to file in
surance.
The list of revocations and
suspensions for the week In
cludes:
Revoked far driving while drunk:
Edgar Franklin, 1710 Sd st. me-: Thomas
Smith iRs ias7 Pssss Pssnss,lssnia sa AnSse" sss ss
Charles z. Ffeeman. Rt. i; Bcx 609-D,
Fsirfax; Va; Leon g; Fulmsr. Kings
pl. Sc; Edmund Z. Hadiey. ali Welies-
ley ave: walter E. Hawkins. 6134 sher-
riff I'd. me-; James !. Leaman. 3113
D. Mcintyre, 3214 b st. SIC.
Revoked for accumulated record Of
trafiic violations tetelinE AZ points or
st. NV; Alexander Ivey. 1927 18th st.
Re-; Re Jesse 7. Bradford; 70 Eye st; nv;
sasp.sa.s Es.'e5 sI 5.rsa ss sys. 5u.s 4 s
iesst eight points: Phoenix A. Davis.
G. Thorpe % 900 Nv jersey R uass' ave NGDsr. NV,
Cranson, 1873 Barnaby I'd. Sc. is days;
Albert Parks. SIS 11th st. ne, 8 days
and Trafhc School: Khaled Kamal, 1904
School; James i. Robinson. s4o5 Eye Eye
81 NV; l5 days; Eiliot L, Levine, 26o6
Also. Wine r. Z whesler. Ssis 17os Kenil-
S1eS aSs ascrss I k.rl a., ans nS1s Trs iss
Ham N. Yates. 1919 Eye st. ne. 80 days
Evening star., 1955-07-18
IA Drivers Lose Permits,
22'Get Suspensions

and Tratne schpol; BENJAMIN ,. Kelley.
$50 ? s.. s-.w.. IS days: Robert Harper,
626 10th st. s.v.. Is days and Trafaf
School; william M Han. 1925 Whit
tinghsm pl ne. 10 days and frame
thorne ST.. Kentland, Nd. 5 days and
Traf1c School.
s.spsnded Until satIsfae.len Of tadE-
ment: Isiah H. Pearson, 500 Call pl.
Sc; Tully ]. sullivan. 1913 5sth ave.
ne; Harry A Ereedloye. 1921 New
Jersey ave. NV: Benjamin p. Kelley,
220 + st. s-w.: Samuel J. Green. I247
Penn st. ne.
Suspended for failure to ME insur-
ance: Monroe Gillispie, 1904 Rosedale
St. me-; RAYMOND Stewart, 2314 goth
st. NV,
Ne p. G. permit, privilese suspended
gntll financial responsibility insurance
e Med: James e. McNeely, Grant Circle
nv; Ruth r. Taylor. 1921 New Jersey
ave. NV: Marguerite L. Testerman,
l102 Holhrook terrace ne: Gerald ].
Durkin, Fort Belvoir, Va: Albert 6ydnor.
~ I st. NV; Willie B. Faulk. Is 10th
se' NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1955-07-18
Government Plun

Negotiations are under way in
Trujillo. the Dominican Repub-
lie for the government purchase
of that country's telephone COM
papy.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY

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buiIt-in support. S, N, l.. II
Terry Beach Coats
Mems heavy cotton terry with &H
Howoion print. White, noize.
S, M, L.
NylOn Boxer Shorts
Men's irreos. OF looqo @M en-
Dupont nylon shorts with ~ for y
roony cut; 30 to AZ.
Cotton TableclOthS -
Irreos, firsts Of 54" squore G.
kitchen tobie cloths. Simtex
and Stortex. Solids and ploids.
Linen Tea Towels a
Printed 259o linen. 1875 "a. enu
cotton teo towels. All ~ Tor y
absorbent. All iintless. ~
Heavy Plastic Drapes
90" long heavy print dropes. ST.
Potterns and florois.
Scranton Lace Tier
SO" long tier. Some with moteh- SD
ing valance in white or eeosheIl. IL
Chenille Spreads
Irees.. firsts of cotton chenille Ct
spreods. No-iron. TO Gus W
toner.
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