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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
S|STERHOODS
TO BEGUESTS
ATJAN. 8 TEA

All Phoenix area congregation
sisterhoods will be guests at a I
pm. Jan. 8 tea presented by Tenn
pie Beth Israel Sisterhood at the
temple.
Intimate Glimpses of Artists ]
Have Known" will be the subject
of talk by Mrs. Archer E. Linde.
Cantor Maurice P. Chester, ac-
companied by pianist Mrs. Irma
Watkin, will present an "Illustrat-
ed Lecture on Jewish Music" in
observance Of Jewish M u C
Month.
Mrs. M. B. Goldman Jr. Will
give the peace and world events
report.
Pouring will be the following sis
terhood presidents: Mrs. Joseph
Klein, Congregation Ayn Yaacov;
Mrs. Jack Vogel, Beth Ell, Mrs.
Norman Ross, Temple Sholom;
Mrs. Rose Zaller, Beth Shalom of
Mesa.
Mrs. John Hildebrand, Circle a
leader, will be hostess. Mrs. AL
bert Plotkin's committee will be in
charge of arts and decoration.
Mrs. Maurice P. Chester is presi-
dent of the host sisterhood.
Free baby sitting service will be
available. Reservations are not
required.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
|33 ORGANIZATIONS SPONSOR
MASS MEETING on MIDEAST
ZOAOfficiaI
VIII Speak
Jan. 10

Thirty-three Phoenix Jew
ish organizations have com
bined forces in the sponsor
ship of a special community
wide public relations meet
ing Jan. 10 aimed at clarifying and
explaining the Middle East crisis.
Principal speaker at the 8:15
pm. meeting at Temple Beth Is
rael will be Rabbi Jacob M. OFT
of Hollywood, Calf, Western states
regional director of the Zionist Or
ganiZation of America.
There will be no admission charge
or solicitations. The public is invit-
ed to attend.
THE JEWISH groups joined in
the project in the belief that COM
plete understanding of the crisis is
vital to every Jewish person at
this time"
Rabbi OFT, serving his third term
as the ZOA's Western states presi-
dent, is also chairman of the edu-
cation and culture committee of the
American Zionist Council of Los
Angeles.
During World War II he served
as combat chaplain with the 83rd
Infantry Division in Europe. He was
honored by, the American Jewish
Congress in 1916 for his work on
behalf of concentration camp VIC
tins and for helping to re-establish
the Israelite Consistoire in Luxem-
bourg.
HE HAS BEEN a faculty men,
Der of the University of Judaism
and is a member of the American
Society of International Law and
the Rabbinical Assembly of Amer
lea. Rabbi OFT was the first rabbi
ever to hold the post of chaplain
of the American Legion's Illinois
First Division.
Joint sponsors of the meeting are:
Beth Ell Congregation and its mems
club and sisterhood, Beth Israel
Congregation and its sisterhood,
B'nai Birth Lodge, B'nai Birth
women, City OF hope GnapCer 14o
Council of Jewish Women, HaddaS-
sab, Jewish War Veterans and its
auxiliary.
LADIES BIKUR Cholim, Phoenix
Brandeis District of ZOA, Phoenix
Jewish Free Loan, Congregation
Ayn Yaacov and its sisterhood and
mems club, Farband Labor Zion
lists, Workmen's Circle, Poale Zion,
Hstadruth.
Jewish Labor Committee, Tenn
pie Sholom and its mems club and
sisterhood, Temple Young Marrieds,
Hadassah Young Marrieds, Phoenix
Chapter of American Zionist Coun-
Gil, Israel Bonds, and United Jew
ish Welfare Fund.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28

can be no Egyptian return to a
territory which was never Egyp-
tian."
At London, meanwhile, Lord Bea-
verbrook'S Daily Express strongly
warned Israel to refuse to quit the
GAIA Strip. The paper said "1t
would be madness" for the IsraeliS
to allow the Egyptians to return to
GAIA and sit would or should be
unthinkable for other nations to
become parties to so wrongful an
act"
The conservative daily said that
Israel should resist any proposal to
quit the GAIA Strip to which, it
said, the Egyptians do not have
"the slightest claim in history or
justice" The paper said the Egyp-
tians grabbed it in 1948. They have
held it since as a threat against
the life of Israel and an arsenal for
Russian arms"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Annual Dance
Set Jan. 20

B'nai Birth Men and Women
will hold their 10th annual dinner
dance at z pm. Jan. 20 in Hotel
Wetward Hos Thunderbird Room.
Benny Bentfield's orchestra will
provide the music.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Sherman Leibovitz, women's
donor chairman, and Mrs. AL Kes-
sler, women's chapter president.
Other dance committee m M
bers are Phil Barer, mems donor
chairman; Mrs. Jay Brown, secre-
tary; Mrs. Hy Kossack, treasur-
er; Al Kessler and Mrs. M x
Strom, ad book; Harry Robbins
and Mrs. Alfred Meyers, donation
books; Mrs. Gordon Stein, jewels
and memorials; Ivan Raden and
Stanley Klebe, entertainment, and
Mrs. Arthur Kaufman, conference.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Music Group Plans
Hat Costume Party

The Jewish Community Center S
Music Appreciation Group will
hold a musical hat costume party
Jan. 26 at the center as its annual
event.
Prizes will be given for the most
original hats. A floor show will
follow a buffet supper. Reserva-
tions must be made by Jan. 20
with Mrs. Shirley Fagin, BR s.
Bill, or Mrs. Rita Baer, CIR 4-7943.
Hosts will be Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Felsher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kurt Baer. Si Landau is chairman
of the decoration committee, which
includes Lee Bendheim, Mrs. Es-
ther Rather, Mrs. Shirley Horrall,
and Joseph Hilf.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28

The premier's declaration came
in the KneSset when a deputy rails
ed question based on press re-
port of a speech by Ambassador
Abba S. Eban in New Orleans, in
which the envoy allegedly said that
Israel did not seek to retain the
GAIA region. Ben Gurion said that
Eban has been asked for the text
of his statement.
An Israel delegation spokesman
told the JTA in New York this week
that Eban, in response to question
asked him at New Orleans, had ac-
tually said that whatever the final
outcome of our discussions on the
future of GAIA and its refugee pop
ulation, one thing is certain-there
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
B.B.W.CHAPTER B. B.
TONTIATE7

Phoenix Chapter of B'nai Birth
Women will initiate IT new men,
bers and honor its nine past presi-
dents at an 8:15 pm. meeting Jan.
9 at Temple Beth Israel.
Husbands and friends of initiates
and honorees are invited to attend.
The past presidents are Mines.
Dave Hoffman, Daniel Martin,
Bess Feldstein, Elmer Lory, Harry
Robbins, Nanny Rorbach, Harry
Rubenstein, Arthur Kaufman, and
Lester DeutSch.
Mrs. Florence Frank is program
chairman. Mrs. Jack Silvers Is
membership chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
PHOENIX U.J.W.F.-RESCUE FUND CAMPAIGN
QUOTA IS Double AMOUNT RAISED IN 1856
Local I arqe+
Of $2bO.OOO
Is Established

The West Coast United
Jewish Appeal co-chairman
has challenged Phoenix to
accept a quota of $125,000
for the 1857 UJA Emergen-
cy Rescue Fund, which would mean
United Jewish Welfare Fund
campaign of $260,000 for Phoenix.
The goal, therefore, is double the
amount raised for both funds last
year. when the community fell
short of an overall $160, 300 quota.
THE CHALLENGER was Joseph
Shane of Los Angeles, who address,
ed a special luncheon meeting of
Jewish community leaders assem-
bled to meet DR.. Raanan Weitz, di-
rector of LSraeps Agricultural Re-
settlement Department.
I'm sitting on the same side of
the table that you are" Shane told
the group. Like you, am a work
er and giver. The year 1857 is a
crucial year, just as 1887 was. How
many lives have been lost because
we did not raise the money that
year?
1--WE MUST NOT let this happen
again. We can save Jewish lives
1O0,0O0 lives - if we raise enough
money in 1857. Phoenix must take
its place among other Jewish COM
munitieS of America and assume
its rightful share, which is no less
than $125, 900.
Declared Shane: please forgive
me for being blunt. Phoenix givers
never have given enough and your
record is one about which we are
not too happy. am business man
and I know what conditions were
in 1856. We have all made money,
and we can all afford to give
more"
ACCEPTANCE of the assigned
Rescue Fund quota will mean that
all givers in 1857 will have to dou-
BILE previous gifts and that con-
certed effort will have to be made
among new residents.
Present plans for the Phoenix
United Jewish Welfare Fund indi-
cate a kickoff in late January or
early February in order to tie the
local campaign in closely with ma
tional campaign developments.
Shane also took the United States
government to task for its immi-
grafton regulations, stating he VIII
go to Washington to find out "just
why Jewish refugee from Egypt
isn't as good as a refugee from
Hungary and can't be admitted to
the u. S."
"WHY SHOULDN'T our own coun-
try cut across racial and religious
lines," he asked, "and allow hard
pressed Egyptian Jews a haven
here? The plight of the Jews in
Egyptian concentration camps-is
worse than that of the people in
Hungary"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
B'noi Birth Girls,
.AZAConvene

B'nai Birth Girls and A 2 A
youth from Salt Lake City, Tucson,
Las Vegas, Mexico City, a n q
Phoenix are attending the annual
five-day Mountain Region AA-
BIG Convention which opened
here Wednesday.
Principal speakers will be Alton
Thomas, Phoenix Urban League
executive director, and Rabbi Al
bert Plotkin of Temple Beth Is
rael.
Co-chairmen are Bill Nuremberg
and Glorianne Engel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28

the lodge, in installing the officers.
Elected for 1857 were Phil Barer,
president; Al Kessler, Mike Has
kes, and Irwin Cantor, vice presi-
dents; Bernie Morris, secretary: AL
Kramer, financial secretary; Irwin
Shapiro, treasurer; Ben Margolis,
warden; Martin Brodsky, guardian;
Leon Francis, trustee.
Stanley Klebe, outgoing presi-
dent, will serve as chaplain. Lou
Kanne was appointed district presi-
dents counselor.
Dancing and serving of refresh
ments will follow the meeting.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Avn Yoocov Plans
New Years Event

A New Years Eve party, with
Kosher dinner, orchestra music,
and favors, will begin at 8 pm.
Monday at Congregation Ayn Yaa-
GOV, Acting President Harry j.
Weiss announced.
Reservations may be made at
the congregation office, AL 4-4375.
Donations are $375 per person.
Mrs. Abe Sechter will be hostess
for the Oneg Shabbat following
Jan. 18 services.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Israeli Tells
Of ReSeHIind
During War

DR.. Raanan WeitZ, director of
the Agricultural Resettlement De-
partment of Israel, paid Phoenix
whirl-wind 24-hour visit l a
week.
The first Israeli civilian official
to go into the GAIA Strip after
IsraePs defense forces took it over
from Egyptian occupying troops,
DR.. Weitz, came to Phoenix Dec.
18 for full speaking schedule to
report first-hand on the crisis in
Israel and the Middle-East. He
spoke on behalf of the United Jew
iSh Appeal and the Phoenix Unit
ed Jewish Welfare Fund C a M
paign.
BIGGEST SPEAKING engage
ment on his Phoenix agenda was
the open meeting at Congregation
Beth Israel, where he addressed
an overflow crowd of more than
400 persons.
eve upset the Russian apple
cart just in the nick of time and
the free world knows it," he as
serted. "The Arabs know they can
not push us into the sea. We have
been called aggressors before the
world. If the situation in Israel
can be called peace, don't know
what peace is.
eve were in continual danger
from armed. organized, trained
forces. Murder was rampant: war
= open and real! The free world
cannot grasp the total horror of
this situation with Nasser as they
could not grasp the horror inf1ict-
ed by Hitler"
HE DECLARED, "The people of
Israel are sacrificing beyond the
conception of the American people
to visualize our burden. Even dur
ing our recent military alteration
we settled 5000 refugee inmi-
grants, somehow finding the facil-
tiles, time, and strength needed to
care for these people. We in Is
rael cheerfully pay confiscatory
taxes to keep the doors of immi-
grafton open"
Weitz's visit here included a tour
of the surrounding Valley accom-
panied by Mrs. M. B. Goldman
Jr. and Mrs. William Griff, Hadas-
sab officials; a stop at the Ari-
zona State University Agricultural
College, where he addressed class
es in agronomy; a luncheon at the
Arizona Club for Jewish communi-
ty leaders hosted by Harold AL
pert, president of the Phoenix Jew
ish Community Council; a press
conference, and a cocktail party
for bank, business, and govern
ment officials.
BORN IN ISRAEL 43 years ago,
Weitz fought in World War II as
a member of the British Eighth
Army. He served in the defense
of Jerusalem in 1948 in IsraePs
War of Liberation and in 1885 in
terrupted his college studies to
join the Haganah (Jewish Volun-
teer Defense Force) against Arab
violence in 1886.
DR.. Weitz is now the key figure
in IsraePS most important econo-
mic battle - the fight against the
desert and the establishment o f
hundreds of new agricultural set
Elements. His is the responsibility
for settlement of those already in
Israel and those still pouring in.
Also, he is credited with turning
formerly barren Negev land into
wheat and barley acreage.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Doctors Eected

DR.. Paul Singer of 1921 w. Flow
er Circle has been elected presi-
dent of the Maricopa County Medi-
cal Society for 1858. Elected to the
board of directors were DR.. Jack
Brooks of 2310 E. Marshall and DR..
Joseph Bank of 2210 N. 9th Ave.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
KPHO WILL CARRY
NEUMANN SPEECH

DIR. Emanuel Neumann, Zionist
Organization of America presi-
dent, will present radio broad
cast on developments i'm Israel
and on Jewish affairs throughout
the world Sunday evening. His
talk will be carried by Radio
Station KPHO Consult radio log
for time).
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
New Years Eve Party
Set By Younq Marrieds

The Temple Young Marrieds of
Temple Beth Israel will hold
New Years Eve party featuring a
steak dinner and dancing to the
Twiliters Orchestra starting at 9
pm. Monday at the Woman's Club,
302 w. EARL DR..
Donation is $3.50 per person. Re-
servations may be made with Jack
Kriss, AM 6-6697, or Lou Mann,
CIR 4-5SS4.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Israel Slides Shown

Rabbi Albert Plotkin of Temple
Beth Israel, education committee
chairman of the Phoenix Brandeis
Zionist District, was to show slides
this Thursday of his trip last sum-
mer to Israel at the home of Sam
Gallant, 811 w. Weldon.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28

Association o !
Jewish Educa-
tion, a nd a
Jewish Nation
a l w If a r {
Fund b o ar d
member.
Burton Lew.
kowitZ, District
3 vic e presi-
dent, will b e
assisted by Ted
P zil, pas S I
nra c fdQnf nj
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Homecoming Service

Beth Fl Congregation will hold
its first annual Homecoming SER
vice and Oneg Shabbat under Rab-
bi Bernard Cohen this Friday
night in honor of college students
returning home for vacations.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Area Leader
Will Address
B'noi Birth

Jacob Shemano of San Francisco
president of B'nai Birth District 4
will be principal speaker at the
Herman Lewkowitz Lodge installa-
ton of officers meeting at $3.50 pm.
Jan. 6 at Temple Beth Israel.
In San Francisco, Shemano is
president of the Jewish Educational
Society, vice president of American
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
Luncheon To Aid JNF

: A Jewish National Fund box con-
tribution or 75-cent donation is the
admittance price to the Pioneer
Women's 1 pm. luncheon Jan.
at Carnation Hall. Mrs. Rose Peltz
is chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
County Fair Slated

An all-afternoon county f r"
will follow a Jan. II luncheon
meeting of the Council of Jewish
Women at the Jewish Community
Center. Needlework, baked goods,
and other items will be on sale.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28
BEN GURION SAYS ISRAEL
WON'T RELEASE GAIA

Premier David declared that
agree conditions that the Egyptian
orzed speak for Israel with regard the GAIA Strip who did
make this position clear.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-28

DR.. Raanan Weitz, director of
the Agricultural Resettlement De-
partment of Israel, paid Phoenix
a whirl-wind 24-hour visit a t
week.
The first Israeli civilian official
to go into the GAIA Strip after
Teloo O1p J%f1
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-01

HELP WANTED Man or wo-
man. Be your own boss.
$4OO MONTHLY SPARE TIME
Refilling and collecting mon
ey from our five cent High
Grade Nut machines in this a.
rea. No Selling! To quality for
work you must have car, re-
ferences, $640 cash secured by
inventory. Devoting 6 hours a
week to business, your end on
percentage collections will net
no to $400 monthly with very
good possibilities of taking over
full time. Income increasing ac-
cordingly. For interview, in
clude p h one in application.
Write North American Nut Co.,
Inc, q William Street, New
York 5, NY.