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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
Mother Drops Opposition
To Girls Mail Romance

ATHENS, May 8 (R.-The
daughter of a Dayton (Ohio)
restaurant owner and the hand
some Greek fishmonger who
courted her by mail last night
obtained her mothers reluctant
consent to their marriage.
Mrs. George Milton, her
daughter Elaine, 81, and John
Sideris, 81. the sutton. left an
Athens courtroom hand-in-hand
after Mrs. Milton told a prose-
cutor she withdrew her objec-
Itions to the match.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Milton
had accused Mr.. Sideris of kid
mapping her daughter and said
she would go to the courts to
prevent their marrying.
But Elaine and John defiantly
declared their love for each other
and insisted on carrying out their
wedding plans. Faced with their
determination and powerless I'M
der Greek law, Mrs. Milton
backed down. She said she
would withdraw her charges for
mally' today.
Mrs, Milton and her daughter
came to Greece last month to
discuss the proposal by mail the
girl had received from Mr.
Sideris.
At first all went well and the
couple was engaged formally
last Wednesday. Then, accord
ing to Mr.. Sideris, Mrs. Milton
changed her mind abruptly and
wanted to cancel the wedding,
Elaine and John disappeared
Saturday. Mrs. Milton charged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09

her daughter had been kidnapped
with the aid of the prospective
bridegroom's family and ap-
|pealed to the police.
Yesterday the couple re-
appeared. At the police station
where they confronted Mrs. Mil
ton, Elaine said:
II love John and we are going
to be married. I was not kid
mapped. That is untrue. If my
family does not want us. we will
live in Greece"
Mr.. Sideris said:
when we learned the police
were searching for us, we came
here to tell the truth-that we
are in love and want to marry"
The mothers lawyer said:
THE boy just wants a dowry.
Her father is very rich man
since he owns a restaurant in
America. The marriage should
be forbidden.
The police said that since both
Elaine and John are of age they
will be asked to swear before
ia prosecutor that they want to
be married and then the case
will be dropped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
President Calls Numbers
No Index to Defense

EIcolucIlt ElScIlIlOWeT LOudy
;he called the numbers racket"
strength with that of Russia.
! He spoke out against this q
conference when asked if it ev
policy to try to stay ahead of
continental bombers.
The President said he never
had believed this country should
try to stay ahead of any other
i'm numbers of weapons. The
absolutely essential thing. he
emphasized, is that the United
States maintain quality mill
tary establishment suitable to it's
own requirements for defense
and power to retaliate against
an aggressor.
In this day when the deStruc-
tiveneSs of H-bombs is so great
that 1t is beyond imagination,
;he said there comes a time when
r'enough is certainly plenty"
rOliOW-up hemarkS
| Mr.. Eisenhower's remarks were
"a follow-up to his news confer
:ence emphasis last week on the
Importance of looking at Ameri-
can air power as a whole, in
:cluding the Navy striking force
and medium range bombers
based on bases ringing the So
WET, in connection with reports
that Russia was getting ahead
of this country in long-range
sbombers.
! He said today he believes there
should be more education in this
field. If this country was re-
dying entirely on long-range
.bombers, he said there would be
mo need for forward bases for its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
II trips to the hospital
Over $4,000 in benefits!

Unexpected illness sent Mrs. Elizabeth
Morgan to the hospital eleven times
over period of IA years.
Herhospital and doctor bills amounted
to 1888.
But Group disqualification blue
Cross and Medical Service of DC.
blue Shield) protection covered So, 1S6.
Without this protection, Mrs. Morgan,
a payroll department employee for the
District of Columbia government, would
have found it difficult to meet her ex-
penses.
Mrs. Morgan says, II am completely
sold on Group disqualification and
Medical Service. Their protection GER
tainly is wonderful. I'd advise erergone
to have it.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09

Service have paid bills totaling over two
thousand dollars for me.
Group payments here at the Dis
trict's government Office are easy to
make. couldn't afford to be witkout pro-
lection like hiS!"
Consider this economical protection for
your family. You may need it and
soon =. because the risk is one in three
that you or someone in your family wiH
hare hospital bill within IL months.
Group disqualification helps pay a major
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To find out how you can apply for this
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
|JEWISHGREA7S
PROVIDE TOPIC
FOR SERMONS

Rabbi Albert Plotlxin will discus.
great Jewish personalities who
have nodded the history and de-
velopment of the Jewish people al
three successive Temple Beth Is.
rael sabbath services.
He will discuss "Heine, the Uni
versal Spirit" March 16; "Moses
Maimonides, Sage of the Ages,
March %, and Isaac M. Wise
Sage of Reform Judaism" March
%.
The Beth Israel religious school
will hold model seders March "a
and 25. Mrs. George Wolf, PTC
ceremonialS chairman, and Mrs
Marvin Koolish, PTO room mothers
chairman, and their committees
will prepare a special Passover
lunch.
The temple will hold its annual
seder at $50 pm. March 26 in the
auditorium. Reservations may be
made at the temple office.
SiSterhood officers and directors
will assist in conducting sabbath
services at $3.50 pm. this Friday
The Sisterhood's past presidents
will be honored. Rabbi Plotkin will
speak on "Sisterhood's Place in
Our Temple"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Center Board
Names Miller
AS President

Herman Miller, 1439 E. Almeria,
was elected president of the Jew
ish Community Center for 1856 at
the board of directors annual elec-
ton meeting.
Other officers elected were Ivan
Raden, 80 w. Bethany Home Rd.,
first vice president; Michael Has
keS, 4517 N. 10th Ave-, second vice
president; DR.. Sol Shapera, 4122
N. 36th ST., treasurer and Joseph
Weinstein, 242O N. 39th Pl., secre-
tary.
The new officers were installed
by Hirsh Kaplan, council execu-
tive director.
MILLER, WHO had served as
board chairman before the erection
of the present building at 1910 E.
Comeback Rd., said in accepting
the presidency:
I'VE have now reached the stage
in the growth of the center when
it should be incumbent upon every
single family in our Jewish COM
rhunity to affiliate with this organ
ization.
From the youngest child of pre-
school age in the center'S nursery
school to the oldest member of the
Golden Age Club, the center offers
programs and activities for every
family and Individual.
II invite all members of the
community to visit the center. I
am certain that they will want to
play an integral part in making
our center a model institution in
which our entire city can take deep
pride"
MILLER MADE the following
committee Craftsmanship appoint
1nents: Sidney Pickelner, $50 W..
Palo Verde, house and grounds;
Sam Fineberg, 800 E. Northview,
ways and means; Harry Liebhab-
er, 61O6 N. 10th Dr., youth activi-
ties; David Guberman, 1742 W..
Berridge Lane, adult activities;
DR.. Jack Hausman, 1920 N. 18th
Ave, athletic; Sol Jaffe, 1913 W..
Portland, membership; M. B..
Goldman Jr., 528 w. Granada, con-
stitution and parliamentarian; DR..
Shapera, budget and finance, and
WeinStein, personnel.
Miller invited all center men,
bers to serve on committees in
which they may be interested. In
formation about committees may
be obtained from the chairmen or
the center office.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09

women'S houSe-tO-hOuSe canvas
sing divisions are still to be heard
from. 1t is estimated that at least
another 700 givers remain to be
solicited, mostly in the women'S
neighborhoods division now being
covered by volunteer workers from
the Combined Women's Organiza-
tions of the Phoenix Jewish COM
munity.
HAROLD H. ALPERT, Cam
paign Chairman predicts that
1--WE can still surpass 1855 for
we have contacted ma l
n u m b. only of the Mems
Pace-Setter group so far for
the SO drive. In spite of a so per
cent cut in one of the bigger Pace
Setter gifts which represented
about 10 per cent of the Welfare
Fund goal, we can yet show an
increase in our campaign results.
"Thus far, the majority of the
contributions show a substantial
increase. Campaign totals are 10
per cent ahead of last year"
CHAIRMAN OF the Mems Com
munity Division, Joseph Burdman,
stated: 'I cannot praise too highly
the outstanding job being done by
volunteer workers drafted from
the mems organizations of the Jew
ish community. am proud of the
excellent work my men are doing.
within two short weeks they
have already almost topped their
quotas. In fact, two groups, Beth
Israel Mems Club and Workmen's
Circle, have gone over the top. 1t
is expected that all of the tx
groups working on the drive will
pass last years figure this week. ;"
MAURICE ID. BROWN, chairman
of the Advanced Gifts Division, re-
ported: "I hope to have all the
outstanding cards for my division
covered within the next two weeks.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
CopitoI Scene
Arab Ban On
Jewish CIs
Is Attacked

WASHINGTON (JTA)-Sen. Her
bert H. Lehman said in Senate
speech that if the administration
does not terminate compliance
with Saudi Arabian discrimination
against American Jews he would
ask the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee to pursue the matter.
He referred to contractual terms
entered in connection with q. 8.
air base in Saudi Arabia under
which the U. S. government under
takes to see to it that no American
soldiers of the Jewish faith should
serve in Saudi Arabia"
LEHMAN SAID: "Our air base
in Saudi Arabia may be an import
ant one, but I doubt whether 1t Is
as important as the maintenance
of the integrity of the United
States
He called on the State Depart
ment to diSavow anti-Jewish dis
elimination by renegotiating con-
tractual arrangements with Saudi
Arabia to eliminate discrimination
against Americans"
"I cannot understand the govern
ment of the United States officially
subscribing to this prejudice and
honoring it," he said, pointing out
that the government also tolerated
Saudi Ara bian discrimination
against American businessmen.
'TT is A fact" he stated, "that
before any article produced in
America can be imported into Saudi
Arabia on a commercial basis, the
supplier of these goods has to GER
tify that his firm is not a Jewish
firm"
Recalling that the Republican
Administration of William Howard
Taft in 1912 cancelled a Russian
American friendship treaty when
the Czarist regime Disseminated
against U. S. Jews, Lehman queS-
toned Secretary Dulles attitude
toward such discrimination today.
ITO Mr.. Dulles there is nothing
reprehensible about supplying arms
to a feudal autocracy like Saudi
Arabia which is bent on the de-
struction of the free Republic of
Israel. To me this shows, on Mr..
Dulles part, a kind of moral blind
ness" he stated.
EARLIER, a question concerning
Arab states discrimination against
American Jews was put to Secre-
tary of State Dulles at his press
conference in Washington. He re-
piled that this was difficult prob
lem to cope with and comparable
to certain problems in the United
States. He expressed hope in q
gradual development of tolerance.
Meanwhile, in London the ques-
tion of Arab states discrimination
against British Jews has been
raised in the House of Lords by
Lord Rea, Liberal leader.
Lord Reading, minister of state
in the Foreign Office, said that
t ese discriminatory measures
were an outgrowth of the Arab
League boycott against Israel. He
added that the British Government
considers this a violation of inter
national law and has protested on
numerous occasions.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
DeodIine Nearing
For Dinner-Dunce

"a Night In Israeli" semi-formal
donor dinner-dance of Beth El Sis
terhood, will begin with cocktail
hors d'oeuvres hour at $50 pm
March 18 at Beth El Auditorium
Next Wednesday is the deadline
for reservations, which may be
made with Mrs. Norman Mendel.
sohn and Mrs. Larry Baggin. Chair
man is Mrs. Louis Green.
Election nominations will b e
made at a 1890 pm. luncheon
meeting of the sisterhood Wednes-
day.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09

Pickelner, Mrs. Louis Turken,
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, Mrs. 81
Kaufman, Mrs. Arnold Abelson,
Mrs. John Kruglick, Mrs. Harry
Levine, Mrs. Lee Ehrlich, M S.
George Wolf, and Mrs. Edward
Friedman.
Mrs. Seymour Seigel, chairman
of the Women's Neighborhoods Di-
vision, reported fine start made
by the volunteer workers of the
house-to-house canvass. She urged
all workers to complete their kits
as soon as possible. The National
Council of Jewish Women is among
the organizations participating in
this divisions phase of the CAM
paign.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
PESACH PRESS
DEADLINE SET
The next deadline of the
Phoenix Jewish News will be
March %. This will be the spe-
cial Passover issue.
Play Planned
At Hodossoh
March Meet

The Hadassah-Hebrew Medical
Center will be the theme of the
March 20 Hadassah meeting at
8:15 pm. at Congregation Beth FL
auditorium.
Double Vision," a play by Helen
Hyman, will be directed by Mrs.
Bernard Black and narrated by
Mrs. Joseph Gross.
CAST MEMBERS are Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Alpert, Bernard Black,
Mrs. Harold Horowitz, Mrs. Daniel
Inselberg, DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Mackoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Mallin,
Mrs. Harry Markow, Mrs. Sol Sha-
pera, and Martin M. Shapiro. Mrs.
Robert Wagner will be in charge
of props.
The medical center, under con-
struction at Elm Karen, Israel, will
include 485-bed teaching hospital.
an out-patient department capable
of servicing 100000 patients a year,
research laboratories, and new
nursing and medical school build
ingS.
A CLOSED circuit television will
be installed to enable students to
learn operating procedures first
hand.
Mrs. Jack Flashberg will be host
ess at social hour following the
meeting.
The Hadassah speech clinic will
meet at the home of Mrs. William
Griff, 1902 E. Oregon, at 8 pm.
next Tuesday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
AirpIone Damages
Asked Of BuIquriu

JERUSALEM (JTA) - Israel has
submitted a claim for $685. 1853 to
the Bulgarian government for dam
ages and compensation resulting
from the shooting down of an Is
rael passenger plane by Bulgarian
fighters last July.
At the same time, Israel asked
the identity of those responsible
and how they had been punished,
as the Bulgarian government had
promised last August it would do.
Included in the monetary claims
are the cost of replacing the FL AL
four engine Constellation plane
compensation for the loss of freight
aboard the plane, and compensa-
ton to relatives of the So victims
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09

The Advanced Gifts phase of the
campaign will be a success. Our
goal is in sight"
Mrs. Albert B. Spector, chair
man of the Women's Division, re-
ports that the members of the
Pace-Setter Women's planning
committee are in the midst of pre-
parations for their top social event,
tea to be held at the Arizona
Biltmore at 1870 pm. March 20.
The committee is appointing men,
berS to serve as hoSteSSeS to greet
the Pace-Setter guests, to provide
food, and to preside at the tea
urnS.
GUEST SPEAKER of the after
noon event will be Mrs. Louis A..
Pollack, a prominent Denver civic
leader. She is president of the
Jewish Family and Children's Ser
vice and vice-preSident of the Den
yer Area Community Chest. She
also is a member of the Board
of the Visiting Nurses Association,
the State Advisory Committee on
Planning for the Aged, and the
State Planning Commission of the
Mental Hygiene Committee.
Mrs. Pollack has also served as
Women's Division chairman of the
Allied Jewish Community Council
Campaign, president of the Wo-
mems Division of the General
Rose Memorial Hospital, and pre-
sident of the Denver Section of the
National Council of Jewish Wo-
men.
ALL WOMEN who give a mini
mum of $50 to the campaign are
considered Pace-SetterS and are
invited to attend the tea.
Members of the Pace-Setter Wo-
mems planning committee are
Mrs. Mark Leibson, Mrs. David
Bush, Mrs. Joe Scult, Mrs. Sidney
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
EIuihe Kahn Runner-Up
MYRA SCULT CROWNED
AS PURIM BALL QUEEN

Representing Temple Beth Israel ruled Queen
Esther at the annual Purim Ball sponsored by Congregation Beth
committee at Hotel Westward Ho Sunday.
Scult daughter Mr. and Mrs Joseph Scu 1905
other candidates the honor
Competition based appearance charm, and poise.
Stevens College Colorado Uni
versiy modelling the Phoenix Models Guild She is
a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
Kahn 842 Clarendon representing the City
of Hope and third plae sandra Cate daughter of Mrs Jack
Chiate 927 w. Campus Dr. representing Hadassah.
Miss three-day alexpense paid trip to the
Vegas New, for her victory.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
PIoyIs Directed
By Mrs. MecHer

Mrs Morris Meckler, of 4503 N
18th Ave, is director of MAN and
Superman' by George Bernard
Shaw, now playing at the Phoenix
Little Theater. Among the cast are
Mrs. Arnold Abelson, John Laur-
ence, Neil Leavitt, and Harry Lieb-
haber.
At $50 pm. Sunday the third
act of the play, 'Don Juan in He'll
will be narrated by Mrs. Don Laur-
ence at the Phoenix Little Theater.
It will be without cost to those who
purchase tickets during the week to
see "Man and Superman."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Jenefsky Daughter
Naming Held Here

The naming of Susan Michele,
daughter of 1t. and Mrs. Charles
Jenefsky of Fort Ord, Calf, was
held Feb. "a at Temple Beth Is
rael.
Susan was born Aug. in Heidel-
berg, Germany. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jenefsky of 1914
w. Lynwood and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wolinsky of 2041 N. Laurel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Bof+Iers Provide
Kosher Products

The Beth FL Congregation Vaad
Hakashrus has announced that
Borden Milk Co. and Pepsi Cola
will carry the "hechsur" and these
products will be strictly kosher
for Passover use. Both companies
will use special container caps for
the holiday.
The Rev. Louis Tarshish will be
available in the Beth Ell office
daily from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. begin
ming Saturday for persons wishing
to sell chometZ. Chometz must be
sold before Passover for a home to
be considered strictly kosher for
Passover.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Oneq Shobbot Set

The Pioneer Women will hold an
Oneg Shabbat at 2:30 pm. this
Saturday at 528 w. Lynwood st. A
lecture, discussion, and singing will
be followed by a refreshment per-
iod. Members and friends are in
vited. Mrs. zena Sobol, cultural
chairman, is in charge of the pro-
gram.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Auxiliary States Social

Members Of the Jewish War
Veterans Auxiliary and their hus-
bands will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Hirsh at a coffee social
in their home, 1903 w. Marshal,
at pm. next Wednesday. Admis-
sion is rs cents Reservations may
be made at AM 6-5464 or CIR 4-4108.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Christian Zionist

Casimir Lanowick, Self-Styled
Christian Zionist and editor of the
monthly "Jews in the News" ad-
dressed an open meeting at the
Phoenix College Auditorium March
l and showed films on Israel. The
Californian's visit here was spon-
sored by the Phoenix Rrandeis
Zionist District.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
TUCSON NEAR GOAL

The Combined Jewish Appeal
drive in Tucson has Outstripped
PhOenix's 1856 United Jewish
Welfare Fund campaign. Tucson
has raised $S5,OOO for the regu-
Lar drive and $4,000 toward the
emergency fund. The Old Pueblo
is within $28, 900 of its goal.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
GoIdens On World Tour

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Golden, of
2001 w. Luke, left last week for a
trip around the world, including a
visit to Israel. Golden was owner
of a meat-packing firm here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
.UJWF Campaign
Nets $4,000.
Enters Stretch

Campaign getting
its final with totals reported the of business
Fund.
givers
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03
CT AClER REPORTER BROWNING COUNTY, MONTANA

Mansfield says peaceful uni
fication of Wet Nam will require
elections. but what kind. and
when?
objections tend To degenerate
into mere rituals" the Montana
senator writes. when the con.
ditiOnS for free choice are lack
ing or when preparations are i'll
adequate. Countries like India
and lnduncSia spent years laying
the groundwork for their first
elections as free nations "
Mansfield concludes the free
south is in better position to
unity Wet Nam than the Com
munist north. Its advantage lies
not only in a superiority of re-
sources. he writes. but in its
oricntation toward freedom rath'
err than tatolitarianism.
while the north is likely to
come increasingly under the
domination of Communist China,
the south can grow steadily more
independent In short. Dicm'S
star is likely TO remain in the as
ccndancy and that of lio Chin
Mimi to fade - because Diem
is following a course which more
closely meets the needs and as.
pirationS of the NlrtuanlcSr.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03

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hardness Of water. and type Of
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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03
NEED NOT CARRY CAR
REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE

Helena - Operators of paS$Cn'
ger ears are no longer required
to carry registration certificates
in their automobiles
Montana Highway Patrol Su,
pcrviSor Glenn NJ Schultz said
Wednesday the 34th State l.cgiS,
laturc amended Montana law
which required certificates of
registration be carried in all We.
hiclcS Effective July |. 1855.
passenger cars were exempted
from the requirement. but all
other vehicles are required to
have registration certificates in
the vehicle which must be pro
duCcd upon demand
Patvolmrn and rowing port OF
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03

start at 1000 a. NJ. One after,
noon will be spent at North Mon
tana Branch Experiment Station
grading cattle and looking at re-
searh projects.
\ no host banquet will be
served the evening Of February
10th. Havre Chamber of Com
mcrce is III charge Of arrange,
mcntS.
All cattlemen from Northern
Montana are invited to attend
this school.