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Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
MILTON
By
Walter W. Crouch
Phone
Milton 4S35

In the Grace Methodist Church,
Saturday, Dec. 81, the Rev. Joseph
v. Holiday and the Rev. Elwood
w. Cursey ofhciated at the marri-
age Of Miss Katheryn Parsoni
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James v
Parsons of Milton to Robert Lee
Littleton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Littleton of Georgetown. A recep-
ton, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Cove
Reynolds. followed at the Grace
Methodist Social Hall.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a gown Of imported
lace and tulls over taffeta tha
featured a bodice with a scoope'
neckline edged with sequins an'
long sleeves. The billowy skirt o
lace and tulle over taffeta tina
graceful chapel train. Her elbow
length tulle veil, Of silk illusion
was fastened to a bandeay of mat
ching sequins and pearls. Sh
carried white prayer book covere
with white rOsebuds.
4 MIS- Adl StAACb AASAkAAs VI IeS-'
lehem, Pa, was the matron G
honor and the bridesmaids were
Mrs. Virginia Thompson of Belle
vile. N. J. and Miss Mabel Car
penter, Milton. Mrs. Melvin wor
I a green chrystline floor-length gov
with a matching headdress an
carried a colonial bouquet of re
rosebuds, while the bridesmaid
wore fiamingo fIoor-length chrys
| line gowns with matching heat
dress and carried colonial bouquef
of blended shades Of pink feathere
carnations.
The hostess, Mrs. Harold
Belts. Milton, wore a loor-leng
gown of baby blue net over sati
t and a corsage Of pink rosebuds.
! The Rev. George Melvin Of Bet
lehem. Pa, served as best man +
: the bridegroom and the ushers we
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
JET PROPULSION

CHARLESTON, w. Va. -(P)7-A
Hinton woman in court on a drunk
charge was explaining her presence
I'm tho state capital.
Judge" she said, Il just got
tanked up and took off.
You'd better try landing some
place else after this" said Judge
James A. sMcWhorter, and sent her
back to Hinton.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20

ing for many months from back
and shoulder aflment. Following
treatments to which he did not re-
spond, specialists we're called upon
to perform the corrective operation.
Earl is well known in this COM
munity since he married a home
town girl, Miss Dorothy Reed, sew
eral years ago.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
POINT OF no RETURN

PAYSON, Ariz. - A9 = After
spending a day looking for Indian
arrowheads c. II. Kelly felt mighty
low because he couldn't ind any.
Tired. he headed back to his car
and found an arrowhead, which
made him feel even lower.
It was imbedLed in a tire of ms
car. and the tire was fiat.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-12
Key Hodossoh
Leader, Soroh
KUssy, Dies

NEWARK, NJ, (JTA)
Miss Sarah Kussy, a leader
of Hadassah died here after
a short illness. She was 81
years old. She was among
those who assisted the late
Henrietta Sold in the es-
tabliShment of the Women's
group in 1912, and founded
its first Newark Chapter.
Among other posts she
had held was that of honor
ary vice president of the
National Women's League
of the United Synagogue,
and deputy member of the
Jewish Agency.
Among the numerous
honors which came to her
for her communal service
was the planting of 10000
trees in Israel in 1850
The Arizona post., 1956-10-12
Israel Honors
Hodussuh Chief

NEW YORK, (JTA)-More
than $500,0O0 in Israel bonds
was raised at a special meet
ing in Carnegie Hall here hon.
oring Mrs. Herman Shulman,
national president of Hadas-
sab. The meeting was attend
ed by $500 women.
Levi Eshkol, Israels Fin
ance Minister, who represent
ed his government, paid tri-
butte to Mrs. Shulman and to
Hadassah for ''resourceful
and imaginative leadership"
in aiding the Israel Bond
drive. He presented Mrs.
Shulman with a parchment
scroll signed by Israel Prime
Minister David Ben Gurion.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-12
Kaye Laughs
Over Syrio Ban

NEW YORK, OTA) -
Danny Kaye, whose films
have been banned in Jordan
on the grounds that he is IAN
enthusiastic Zionist propa-
lgandist," said in Chicago last
week that he couldn't care
less" about the ban.
I Kaye made the remark
when asked for his reaction
to the Jordanian move and
added that "it so happens that
L am not a Zionist"
Variety Magazine reported,
however, that in the light of
The famed comedians recent
work on behalf of UNICEF,
the United Nations Children's
Emergency Fund, the amuse-
nent industry at large was
taking "a very dim view" of
he "curious" film ban.
There will probably be dip
omatic repercussions via
Washington, according to
rade opinions" the Variety
-eport concluded.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-12

is moonlight and StarduSt
with appropriate decorations.
Guests will be greeted by a
shower of moonlight.
A complete kosher dinner is
planned. Following d i n n e r
dancing will be to the music
of Sid Appleman's orchestra.
is moonlight and Stardust"
with appropriate decorations.
Guests will be greeted by a
shower of moonlight.
A complete kosher dinner
is planned. Following dinner
dancing will be to the music
of Sid Appleman's orchestra.
Chairmen of the dance are
Mrs. Sam Deutsch and Mrs.
David Kramer, assisted by
Mrs. Henry Kaufman and
Mrs. Hyman Strikman. Work
ing on the committee are
Mines. Irving Vogel, Meyer
Cohen, Sam Rosenberg, So
phie Kuperman, Sam Cohen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Slavin,
Larry Deutsch, Allan Kramer
and Steve Slavin.
HOSTESSES will be Mines.
Louis Fishman, Hyman Gold.
berg, Harry Shift, Herman
Goldstein, Edward Brady, Abe
. Feuerstein, Morris Becker,
Selig Shevin, Joseph Kinds,
Phillip Levin, John Albala
and Sam Rosenthal.
The donation is SIS per cou-
pie, Cor $3.50 for those who
prefer to attend singly), and
all proceeds go to the support
of the Hebrew School. Reser,
vations may be made by call
ing Mrs. Kuperman at EA.
6-4997 or Mrs. Cohen at EA.
6-5547, but must be made by
October 18th and will be linn
tied to 100 couples.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-12
Southerner Wins
AzA's Award

WASHINGTON, UTA) =
Label A. Katz, 38-year-old
New Orleans attorney, has
been named by B'nai Birth as
1856 recipient of the Sam Be
ber Distinguished Alumnus
Award.
The award is made annually
by Aleph Zadik Aleph, a con-
stituent of B'nai Births youth
organization, to an alumnus
who has made notable contri-
buttons to Jewish life in
America.
The award is named for
Sam BN er, Chicago attorney,
who founded the B'nai Birth
youth movement in 1924 in
Omaha, Nebraska.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-12

Mrs. E. Robert Klein of
Kansas City, Mo-, announces
the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Harriet Elaine, to Mr.. Ar
mold Samuel Wohl of Brook
lyn, NY.
Miss Klein was a graduate
of Tucson Senior High School
and also attended the Univer-
sity of Arizona. Mr.. Wohl, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wohl
of Brooklyn, attended the Uni
versity of Alabama where he
was a member of the eXecu-
tive council of the Indepen-
dent Student Association. He
also was a member of the AL
pha Phi Omega national serv-
ice fraternity. He was preSi-
dent of the student Zionist or
ganiZation and a member of
the University Religious
Council.
Miss Klein is a granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Ru,
ben, 333 N. Plumer in Tue.
son, and a niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Ruben, 1922 E.
Sixth. A February wedding
is planned.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-12
jerusalem Ends
Ego Rutioninq

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - Ra.
tioning of eggs and egg price
control have officially come to
an end here, according to an
administrative order issued by
the Food Controller.
Grading and marking of
eggs according to their weight
are still required by regula-
tionS now in force.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-12
Gala Moonlight -StordUst
Planned BY Sisterhood

The gala Moonlight and Stardust dance, sponsored by
the Ssterhood of Congregation Anhe Israel will be staged
Oct. 81 at the Sahara Guest Ranch.
THE AFFAIR will begin at pm with a cocktail party
followed dinner dance The theme for the affair
, 1956-04-25
Continued from Saturday.
Il AL
LOCAL GOVERNMENT COOPERATION

SECTION 18. The Government Of the Virgin Islands,
or any political subdivision thereof, may formulate and carry
out a workable program for utilizing appropriate public and
private resources to eliminate, and prevent the development
or spread of, slurns and urban blight, to encourage needed
urban rehabilitation, to provide for the redevelopment Of
blghted, deteriorated, or slum areas, or to undertake such Of
these activities or other feasible community activities as may
be suitably employed to achieve the detectives Of such a
workable program. Such workable program may include,
without limitation, provision for the prevention of the spread
of blight through diligent enforcement Of housing, coming
and occupancy contracts and standards, the rehabilitation or
conservation of Stun and blighted areas by replanning, re-
moving congestion, providing public improvements such as
parks and Fairgrounds, by encouraging voluntary rehabili-
tation, by compelling the repair, rehabilitation, destruction
or removal Of deteriorated or deteriorating structures, and the
clearance and redevelopment of slum areas, and the provision
Of safe, decent and sanitary housing, by private or public
effort, or a combination of both.
SECTION19. For the purpose of aiding and cooperating
in the planning, undertaking, development, construction, and
operation.of projects, and of enabling the Authority to quail
fy for participation in Federal programs in its authorized
fields Of activity, the Government of the Virgin Islands or
sideration, and upon such terms, as it may determine, acting
through appropriate agencies or officials, do any, all or any
combination of the following:
10 Enter into contracts or agreements with the Author
ity providing for local governmental cooperation in
Guiding the furnishing of funds by loan, grant, contri
button, appropriation, or otherwise, to the extent to
which such cooperation may be matter of public neces-
sity or may be required by the Federal Government
with respect to Federally-aided programs.
az Dedicate, sell, convey, lease, or otherwise transfer
any of its interest in any property, or grant easements,
licenses, or any other rights or privileges therein to
the Authority or to any other public agency con-
ccrned in any project of the Authority.
C0 Cause public buildings and public facilities, fnciud=
, 1956-04-25

ing parks, Fairgrounds, recreatonal, community, edu-
cational, water, sewage or drainage facilities, illumi-
nation, or any other works or facilities which it is
otherwise empowered to undertake or furnish, to be
furnished to or in connection with any project.
a. Furnish, dedicate, close, pave, install, vacate, grade
regrade, plan or replan, streets, roads, sidewalks, al
leys, ways or other places which it is otherwise en-
powered to undertake.
() Plan or replan, zone or rezone, any part of any COM
munity, or locality, and make exceptions and grant
waivers from any building codes, regulations or rules.
() Cause administrative and other services to be fur
nished to the Authority.
81 Incur all or any part of the expense of any public
improvement necessary for the purposes of this Act.
() Lend, grant, appropriate, or contribute funds to the
Authority, or otherwise for the purposes of this Act.
G) Employ any funds belonging to or within its control
including funds derived from the sale or furnishing
of property or services, or facilities, to- the Authority
for the purchase of bonds or other obligations of the
Authority.
10) Enter into agreements with respect to the exercise
of is powers relating to the repair, improvement, con-
demnation, vacation, closing, demolition, or removal
of unsafe, insanitary, or unfit buildings and structures.
QD Do any and all things necessary or convenient to aid
and cooperate in the planning, or carrying out, or
operating projects of the Authority, and in achiev-
ing the purposes Of this Act.
SECTION 20. Any sale, conveyance, lease, transfer. or
greement authorized by Section 10 may be made without APP
rasal, public notice, advertisement, or public bidding, not
any laws to the contrary.
Ito be continued
, 1956-04-25
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Obituaries

Mrs. Libby Rosenthal, SO, 1919
N. 7th Ave-, died March 6. She
was a member of the Temple Beth
Israel, Temple Sisterhood, B'nai
Birth, Hadassah, and Pioneer Wo-
men.
Funeral services were h e d
March 8 at GrimShaw Mortuary.
Burial was in the Beth Israel Gem
etery. Rabbi Albert Plotkin Off
ciated.
Mrs. Rosenthal is survived by
her husband, Sam; daughter,
Mrs. Elvin Bistrow of 1928 N. 18th
Ave.; two sons, Jarril of 938 E.
Keim DR.. and Marvin, a law stu
dent in Chicago. She is also sur
vived by four grandchildren.
MRS. BESSIE F'eldman, 63, wife
of j. B. Feldman of 1924 N. goth St,
died March II at local hospital.
Services were conducted at Grim
shaw Mortuary on March Is by
Rabbi Harry Schectman and Can
tor S. Rothstein. Burial was in
Beth Ell Cemetery.
Mrs. Feldman was president OF
the Farband Labor Zionist Organ
ization in Phoenix, was an organ
izer of Poale Zion and Beth Ell
Synagogue.
Surviving are her husband; three
children, Louis, DR.. Harold Feldman
of Ithaca, NY, and Mrs Lillian
Dietz of Minneapolis, and five
grandchildren.
NETEL ELSTER, 45, of Coolidge,
died March II at local hospital.
Burial services were in Tucson
with Rabbi Berger officiating. Mr.
Elster was a member of the Amer
lean Legion.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ro-
chelle Elster; daughter, Frieda OF
Coolidge; and a niece, Mrs. Ro-
chelle Tocker of 5000 N. 18th Ave.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
ROAD SCOUTS


A new road scout service, SlI1n-
lar to those operated by the Auto
mobile Associations of America
and Great Britain, has been in
augurated in Israel to assist motor
lists.
The Israel Government Tourist
Office in New York City said the
scouts are recognizable by their
distinctive uniforms and yellow
motorcycles with side-car.
Touring the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem
and the Tel, Aviv-Haifa highways.
they are prepared to give assist
ance to any driver with mechani-
cal trouble or in need of directions
and other road services. 1t is ex-
pected that before the years end
the road scout service will be ex-
tended to include all major roads.
The government is also engaged
in a project to give numbers to
all main highways throughout the
country to make for easier driving.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30

The 1O0-room Kings Hotel in Je-
rusalem will be ready for occu-
pancy toward the end of April, ac-
cording to the Israel Government
Tourist Office.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30

must be of Jewish theme ana con-
tent and may be written in English,
YiddiSh, or Hebrew.
IN ADDITION to the $500 award
for the best three-act play, and
$1OO award for the best one-act
play, a new category has been
opened for the best one-act chill
dren's play, carrying an award OF
$1OO. =,
The judges, whose identity will
only be revealed at the time the
awards are announced, are out
standing authorities on Jewish arts
and letters, said Guild president
Bernard S. Berlin.
All plays submitted must be orig
inal works never before produced.
The one-act play should be ap-
proximately 80 minutes playing
time. The three-act play should
be 11a hours on the stage.
CLOSING DATE of the contest
is June 80. The winners are ex-
pected to be announced on Or about
September 15. Presentations Will
be made at dinner in Montreal
towards the end of the year.
Complete contest rules may be
obtained from the Jewish Com
munity Drama Guild, Post Office
Box Sc, Snowdon Postal Station,
Montreal, Canada.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Group Plans
First Dance

Champagne Fantastique" is the
theme of a dance, first affair of the
newly formed Beth El Young Mr.
and Mrs. Social group, to be held
at 9 pm. April . IN the Beth Ell
social hall. Hors d'oeuvres will be
served.
Admission will be by reservation
only. Reservations may be MADE
by Joan Cohen, AM 6-8771. Social
chairman is DR.. Meyer Markovltz.
Officers of the new group are:
Jay Fineberg, president; Mrs. Sey-
mour Weisman, vice president;
Mrs j. v. Drelseszun, treasurer (,
Mrs. Ruth Migdal, secretary, ana
Leonard H. Forman, publicity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Uruguay OKs
AfricuJews'
immigration

NEW YORK-The Jewish COM
munity of Uruguay has provided
an initial quantity of job contracts
for North African Jews seeking
immigration opportunities in Latin
America, it was disclosed here by
Murray I. Gurfein, president of
United Has Service, Jewish inter-
national migration agency.
Gurfein also disclosed that the
Jewish community of Argentina
dubbed that country's past immi-
grafton policy as "anti-Semitic" and
adopted a resolution calling on the
new government to permit Jews to
immigrate into that country.
HE SAID the United Has direc-
tor in Latin America, Israel Jacob
son, reported job assurances for
several Jewish families in North
Africa, procured by Solomon Lein-
Who'll, Montivedeo chairman, had
been certified as acceptable by the
Uraguayan government.
The job assurances have been
forwarded to United Has officers
in Casablanca and Tangiers for
processing.
Jacobson stated that the heads
of the accepted families are all
artisans Or skilled workers who are
sorely needed in faSt-growing Ura-
quay.
UNITED HAS is currently ne
gotiating with other Latin America
governments for additional visaS for
Jews who are feeling the economic
and political pressures in North
Africa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Ford Funds Are Granted

PHILADELPHIA (JTA) - The
Ford Foundation has granted $780,
300 to the Home for Jewish Aged
here. The funds will be used to
finance research in geriatrics.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Repara+ion Pact Made

BONN (JTA) - Agreement has
been announced here on $50 $780,
600 schedule of commodities and
services which the West German
Government will furnish Israel and
the Conference on Jewish Material
Claims Against Germany during
the fiscal year beginning April /,
under terms of the German-Israel
reparations agreement.
SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
TIE RA0EMIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Jewish Drama Guild Opens
New PIaywri+ing Contest


musical productions dealing with Jewish
the Jewish
ity Guild.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Closing Of Last German
DIP Camp Is Indicated

NEW YORK-The imminent clos
ing of Camp Foehrenwald, near
Munich, Germany, last Jewish dis
placed persons camp in Europe is
indicated by the fact that 295 per-
sons left the camp in January and
February for permanent homes
elsewhere.
The camp at Foehrenwald is the
last of 66 Jewish DIP camps that
once dotted Europe, housing a pop
ulation that reached as high as
250,000 in 1947.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Executions WronQ

NEW YORK (JTA)-The Jewish
Daily Forward reported that it has
been definitely established that two
prominent Yiddish writers-Peretz
Markish and David Hofstein-were
executed in the Soviet Union in
1862, through "a miscarriage of
justice" upon orders from Lavren-
tia Beria, former Soviet police chief
who was himself executed after the
death of Stain on charges of trea-
son.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Tunis Apologies
For Broadcast

TUNIS. (JTA)-A broadcast over
the Arab radio service here of a
strongly anti-zionist, anti-Jewish
poem was officially disclaimed on
behalf of the government. A gov
ernment spokesman declared that
"this poem was transmitted by er-
ror and without authorization by
the radio stations director
"The TuniSian Government" said
the spokesman, strongly deplores
this broadcast, and disciplinary
measures are being taken against
those responsible"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
$3.50, 900 Hodossoh
Fund Is Presented

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Hadassah
commemorated the seventh annual
World Jewish Child's Day with the
presentation of $4,000 for civil
defense equipment for immigration
installations maintained in Israel
by the Youth Aliyah movement and
for the construction of synagogue
in a youth immigrant reception
center in Haifa.
The checks were presented at a
ceremony at the Israel consulate
here at which several hundred ma
tional leaders of HadasSah, Pioneer
Women, and Mizrachi Women's Or
ganization of America were pres
ent.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Iron Curtain Emiqrants

HAIFA (JTA) = Forty-two East
European Jews arrived here last
week aboard the IS Jerusalem, the
largest group of Jews from behind
the Iron Curtain to come to Israel
in years. Sixteen of the immigrants
were from the Soviet Union, 18
from Poland, from Hungary, and
8 from CZechoslovakia.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
AEII Cogers Reach
ASC QuorferfinoIs

AEII Fraternity was runner-up
in it's intramural basketball league
at Arizona State at Tempe and
reached the quarterfinals of the
all-college tournament. It was the
first time the fraternity had quail
fled for the tournament.
The teams starters included Lou
Goldstein, high scorer; Allan Good
man, Arnie Rosenberg, Marty AL
pert, and Jerry Bloom.
Arnie Rosenberg, AEII master, is
a candidate for the student body's
activities vice presidency.
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