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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

Yuba City open yesterday for
families to return. But the area
on the south still remained I'M
der q 2 am. to s pm. crirfew-
Jas a precaution against footing.
$4,000 Families Affected
Mr.. Bunker said estimates
produced by 800 Red Cross dis
aster workers now modified In
the damage area say 1000 FAM
lilies were affected at the peak
of the floods Christmas eve.
About 1000 have registered for
Red Cross assistance.
Mr.. Bunker said the Red Cross
provides outright grants, on show
|of need. fol rebuilding and re-
pairing homes, replacing furni-
ture. replacing inventories for
small businesses, and providing
food and shelter for refugees
until they can return to their
homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

cleanup unhampered by new
flooding.
Meanwhile, the American Red
Cross increased its estimates on
what It must spend for relief
ard rehabilitation in Northern
California and Southern Oregon
to upwards Of 81 Million" The
original estimate was IS million.
This is a big job" Ellsworth
Bunker, Red Cross president,
said before leaving by plane for
Washington after a four-day
inspection of flood damaged
communities.
5000 to Need Aid
He said between 5000 and
10000 families and small bust
nesses" will require Red Cross
aid in the disaster areas.
The bodies of two brothers
were found yesterday south of
Yuba City, North Central CAL
ifornia peach-growing center
and one of the worst-hit areas.
Their deaths increased to 80 the
toll in Suffer County and boosted
CALIFORNIA; total to 81.
Arthur w. Meier. A, and VIII
liam Martin Meier. 80. were
swept to their deaths by the
Yuba City levee break December
"a. They were trapped while
working to bolster the levee.
Mayor Glenn Gauche pro-
claimed the northern part Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

prima ballerina of the Sadler's
Wells company.
Mr.. Bing became a command
er of the Order of the British
Empire. Similar awards went to
Miss Christie, historian Ciceiy
Veronica Wedgwood, Shakespear-
can actor Paul Scofield and Sir
Osbert Sitwell. member of the
famed literary family.
Harry Hopman, manager of
Australia's Davis Cup tennis
team, also was given a CHE.
Those made barons were: Col.
John Jacob Astor, SO, chairman
Of the Times and member Of the
well known Anglo American
family: Sir Francis Raymond
Evershed. Sc. member of the
Permanent Court Of Arbitration
at the Hague. and Sir Frederick
Godber. g.. chairman and man.
aging director of the Shell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

Transport and Trading Co.. Ltd
DR.. Cyril Garbett. Anglican
primate of England and Arch
bishop of York, was raised to the
peerage but he died Saturday be.
fore the honors list became PUB
lie. He had been told a week
earlier that he was to become a
baron His death nullifies the
appointment.
Mr.. Bing. artistic director OF
the Edinburgh Festival and gen.
eral manager of the Glynde-
bourne Opera here before going
to New York in 1880, was hon.
ored "for services to music
War Hero Honored
Group Capt. Douglas Bader,
legless air hero of World War II,
was awarded the CHE for in
spring other handicapped per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

sons to overcome their disabili-
ties.
Three new Companions Of
Honor were appointed: The
Prime Minister of Ceylon, Sir
John Kotelawala: Viscount Cecil
of Chelwood. winner of the
Woodrow Wilson Peace Prize in
1924 and the Nobel Peace Prize
in 1887; and Arthur David
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
Body Comes Too Soon
For Birthday Festival

DENVER (P Its family ira
dition. Bill Blank was celebrat-
ing his 18th birthday and his
wife Marilyn her 25th, when
young Stephen Gary got in the
act by arriving two weeks early.
Stephen is the couples first
child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

Valley. translator and poet, for
his services to the study Of
Chinese literature"
Charles Howard. an ex-ner-
chant navy radio operator who
allowed himself to be bitten ITO
times by infected mosquitoes in
three days In malarial research.
became a Member OF the Order
of the British Empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
Rainfall Fails
To Halt Coast
Flood Cleanup

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2 tP,
"A light rain. the final trace
of another big Pacific storm
which threatened to lash flood
battered Northern California
with gale winds and heavy down.
pours, fell over wide sections OF
the flooded regions yesterday.
But the storm itself broke up
at sea-permitting the thousands
Of food victims to begin the
new year with a monumental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
Bing, Agatha Christie
On Queens Honor List

LONDON JAM QF9.-Metropohtan Opera Manager Rudolf
Bling Of New York. mystery writer Agatha Christie and baerna
Magot Fonyn those cited today the New Year
honor list of Queen Elizabeth II
Miss Fonteyn, SO, named dame commander of the
Order of the British Empie-equvalen to knighhood She
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

We are asked to look into our
past history as Jews, and ask
ourselves the question : Are we,
American Jews, the most fortu-
nate community in the history of
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07
MACON, GEORGIA
MaCOn'S Rabbits
New Year Message
by RABBI CHARLES M. RUBEL
Conqreqation Sherah Israel

Congregation Sherah IsraeI
again people of Israel reminded that the time has
come for High Holy Days
to us as perennial warning all well with American
Touurv
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

ership. they beg of US to say the
strong word to their oppressors.
that the day of vengeance and
retribution is nigh for them.
The Soviet leadership in spite
of the new faces or masks they
have assumed, have followed the
course of Hitler and his very apt
pupil Stain, whose boots they
have licked these many years.
All evidence points to the fact
that anti-Semitism is now state
policy as it has been in the last
days of Stain, when the doctor
lible was arousing the passions
of the old fashioned Russian anti
Semitic, and have given him
new lease on life.
Yet American JewrY has been
silent in the face of this new
threat to over three million of
our brethren. If they are not
threatened with actual physical
annihilation in gas chambers. they
are now as good as dead spirit
uallY.
personally have felt, that the
granting of permission to delega-
tions of Rabbis to visit Russia was
only another gesture to help pull
the wool over the eyes of world
Jewry, to make the free Jewish
world feel that there is nothing
to worry about, all is well for the
Jews in Russia.
The new edition of the prayer
book promised TO Russian JewrY
about two years ago is no nearer
publication than it was when the
empty gesture was made. All the
Jewish writer's are either dead or
in Siberia. There is not a single
Jewish sheet in all of Russia. He
brew is still forbidden. Zionist
and Cosmopolitan" tongue hold
ing. within It the seeSs of the
"reacticns cclnter-revolution." :"
and 20 e.c-vrl the line.
(Contin3ed on Page 27)
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

the Jewish people = are we truly
facing the challenge of Jewish
leadership.
Il is no secret. that the Jews of
all countries whether they be in
Morocco. Algeria. and especially
the unfortunate Jews behind the
Iron Curtain. look to US for lead
The Arizona post., 1956-03-02
Posners Open
New Store

The Posner Paint Store en-
ters another milestone with
the opening of a second store
at 1926 N. Park. Like the
store at PIT E. Congress it
carries paint, supplies and
artists needs.
Herman Novick is the man.
ager. He is the musical direc-
tor at Temple Emanuel for
many years. Phil Posner is the
founder, having established
the business 40 years ago. His
son, Louis took over the act
i've management of the down
town store. The Posners play
ed a prominent p art in the
history of Temple Emanuel.
Mrs. Novick is a member of
the Temple choir.
The Arizona post., 1956-03-02
Center Arts
Craft Exhibit

First exhibit of arts and
crafts in the new Center is
now being shown in the lobby.
The public is invited to view
them. They represent the
works of Ray Walker, head of
the arts and crafts dept. and
Matt Blacharski and Kather-
inc Nipple instructors in the
department.
The exhibit represents a
wide diversity of techniques
and art expressions. These in
clude oil paintings and water
colors that have received
awards in exhibitions. Stu
dent exhibit is planned for
this month.
The Arizona post., 1956-03-02
FL AL Is Called
IsrueI's Pride

Now in its eighth year, El
AL QsraeD Airlines presently
offers transportation through
out four continents from Tel
Aviv. Ell Al has turned in a
remarkable safety record. The
crews flying Ell Al, with the
exception of the pilots who
are Americans, are Israe1is.
Full course, hot meals (ko-
sher, of course) are served, in
Guiding the wine or liquor of
the travellers choice. Tradi-
tional Jewish dishes as well
as typical American and Con.
tinental dishes are on the
menu.
Flying time from New York
to Israel is between % and 26
hours, depending on the winds
prevailing over the Atlantic.
Stops en- route to Tel Aviv in
clude London, Paris, Rome.
Ell Al's U. S. headquarters
are in New York with
branches in Los Angeles, Chi
cago and Montreal. Represent
ing Ell AL in Tucson is Jack
Schneider of American Inter-
national Travel. This young
airline's distinguished flying
record adds to IsraeIs pres
tige and is an important fac
tor in earning foreign curren-
cy Israel needs, especially U.
S. dollars.
The Arizona post., 1956-03-02
New Beauty
Shop Opens

At the same location that
used to house Louis & Kurt's
Hairdressing S salon on E.
Broadway across from the
Santa Rita Hotel, a new beau
ty salon has just opene d.
Called the Magic Mirror, the
new shop offers all types of
beauty care. Mrs. Bahlman,
recently of San Diego, is the
owner of the new salon. She
is available for advice on all
problems of hair care and styl-
ing, as is her staff.
The Arizona post., 1956-03-02

was a member of the Golden
Age Club. Survivors include
his widow, Je ane te; two
daughters, Miss Sara Kaplan,
Naomi Ruth Navarro, both of
Tucson; two grandchildren.
Private burial services were
held and n e r. m e n t was in
South Lawn Cemetery.
The Arizona post., 1956-03-02
OBITUARIES lLl y
Abraham Kaplan

Abraham Kaplan, 51O8 S.
Park passed away on Feb. II
at the age of "a. He had not
been in good health for some
time. Prior to coming to Tue
son ten years ago, he had liv-
ed in various parts of New
Jersey for many years. He
The Arizona post., 1956-03-02
Arizona Post, March 2, 1855

13 Arizona Post, March 2, 1855
kiss and Tell", two Broad
way hits.
1t will be presented April
IA and IS and tickets go on
sale shortly. Major roles are
played by Harmon Wiener,
Joan Gibson, John and Irene
Nicholl, Frank Sassman, Mrs.
Curley.
The Arizona post., 1956-03-02
Kudimuh Cast
Is Announced

Rehearsals are being held
for the next Kadimah produc-
ton, Love or Money" and
is directed by George Bloom.
The playwright is also the
author of "Moon Is Blue" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WIDOW, WASH-fm = In
the Concert Hall: Beethoven
Concerto No. 3 in c; Haydn,
Symphony No. AS Mozart,
Symphony No. "a in D.
7:O5, WGMS - Summer Con-
cert: Bizet. Prelude to Car
men; Franck, Symphony in D.
s:15, WMAL-Mel Allen Sports:
A ten-minute summary with
spot sports features from
around the country.
$3.50, WRC = Biography in
Sound: Repeat broadcast of
George NJ. Cohan, told by
various friends and associates
and featuring his own voice
on record.
9:15, WTOP-Johnny Dollar: A
disastrous cave-in at an
abandoned gold mine and an
item of S3,000,000 worth Of
insurance are investigated by
Dollar in the Midas Touch
Matter"
lO:l5, WWDC-Treasury Agent:
Involved in an innocent busi-
ness deal, THE Erring Execu-
tive becomes the center Of
an international feud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03

ton Trio trick photography dance
routine wasn't worth the effort
and the main sketch "Superclod
was a super bomb.
(And somebody ought to tell
Dick Haynes to come in out OF
the rain1
The second program. THE
Charlie Farrell Show" tWTOP-
g., was even slllier than his first
show, MY Little Margie." which
surprised me. because I didn't
think it possible.
Maybe there is an idea for a
series in the experiences Of run
ming swank club but Farrell's
approach = the idiotic one = is
hardly the way. In the opening
episode, Charlie had the idea
his chef was going to spill some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03

seemed to hang there on Channel
4 as if he were trying to recall
forgotten lines.
See here. friend Kovacs. back
to the B-time bounce as speedily
as possible and forget about
prime time pace. If his show
isn't going to make us laugh this
summer, whose will?
Even Percy Dovetonsils, the
poet laureate of Smelly square
let us down. Heck, the spot an
Inouncements calling attention tt
the new program were funniel
than the show itself.
The hour never seemed to gel
ticking. Ernie's you Asked Fol
1t" lampoon was labored: Edit
Adams sang a dismal. dismally
staged song, and by the time Edit
got around to her funny weather
girl, it was too late. The Hamil-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03

~ Z rs, y-6B
l. H. O. K
WRc lch. q WIG lch s. MAAL MToP ch. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL Warner Bros
Presents: Cheyenne" rescues
an elderly man from venge-
full mob. Clint Walker stars.
500, WRC az = The Chevy
Show: Featured will be film
actor Cornell Wilde making
one of his rare TV appear
anceS as the guest of Gisele
Mackenzie. TV Key previews;
a lighthearted show with
some fairly lively banter to
ease this pre-holiday eve"
500, WTOP ~ The Phil Sill
vers Show: Sgt. Bilko is finan-
cially embarrassed again.
$500, WTTG C5)-The Evening
Movie: The Mystery Man. y
A hot-rod reporter is fired
from his paper. but proves
he is still good by nabbing
racketeers. Robert Armstrong
Maxine Davis.
$3.50. WMAL (1-Wyatt carp:
Wyatt has a price put on his
head by gamblers in the story
THE AssassinS. TV Key
repeat of one of the best
entries in the season.
900, WRC 4)-Sneak Preview
A new summer series OF films
never before shown to the
public. Tonight Just Plain
Folks starring Zsa Zsa Ga
Dor and Cy Howard.
$3.50, WTTG 80 Masterpiece
Theater: "Buckskin Frontier. =
A railroad builder has trouble
convincing a land outfit that
they will profit in a certain
venture. Richard Dix. Jane
Wyatt, Lee J. Cobb.
$3.50, WRC "a = The Kaiser
Aluminium Hour: Paul New
man and Edward Andrews
will star in THE Army Game,
drama of a CTS mental
deterioration.
$3.50, WMAL ~ - Cavalcade
Theater: The Rescue Of Dr.
Beanes" story behind the
writing of the Star Spanglec
Banner. Donald Mummy
stars.
1880, WRC a. Big Town
Editor Steve Wilson and the
Illustrated Press battle with
a gossip publication and
emerge victorious in Smear
Magazine.
1890, WTOP (9) - Celebrity
Playhouse: A bitter outlaw
just freed from prison. re.
turns home to find that hi,
wife has divorced him.
HIS, WTOP 90 The Late
Show A soldier OF fortune
finds a unique method of do.
ing away with a German SUI
threatening an American
steamship. Escape to Glory.
Pat O'Brien, Constance Ben.
nett, Alan Baxter.
11:2O, WMAL ~ The Night
Show. Hi Diddle Diddle'
stars Dennis O'Keefe as {
sailor whose rich fiancee sud.
denly loses her wealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
Other AM Stations
Ropist Gets Repreive
From Electric Chair

RICHMOND, June 3 (F1.-
Lloyd Junius Dobie, Is, colored,
scheduled to die in the electric
chair July 6 on rape conviction
in Southampton County Circuit
Court, has been granted a reprive
to october IL, Gov. Stanley'S
Office announced yesterday.
Dobie previously had been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03

granted stay to July 6 to give
the State Supreme Court of APP
peals time to act on his petition
for a writ Of error. Inasmuch as
the court recessed for the sum-
mero without acting on the petit
ton. the time was extended by
Gov. Stanley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03


secrets about the guests to a
fan magazine. so he plotted to
blackmail him by pretending to
get sick eating his food. That's
what happened. Honest.
A sample of the comedy tech
nique? The sight of Charlie,
Charles Winninger who plays
his father and the actor who
plays his manager stealing out
of hospital disguised as a
laundry truck. Take it away.
The "Vic Damone Show" which
followed on WTOP-9 was, by
comparison, a masterpiece Of
subtle writing. Actually. it was
pleasant, tuneful and not too
difficult to take, even if the at
mosphere was sometimes over
charged with cuteneSs and cued
too obviously to the Como tech
nlque. Spring Byington should
have been used more-and ought
to be in live TV. come to think
of it. Buddy Hackett, a Como
comedy graduate, was aboard,
as were Shirley Jones and Mrs.
Damone, Pier Angel. Vic sings
nicely and looks nice. No gyra-
tionS.
On the Run:
Paris designers have okayed a
half-hour TV preview peek at
their new fashions August 20
g to $3.50, ABC-0. Camera
crews leave next week to begin
filming under security regula-
tions compared to that for H.
bomb test. French law i'm
poses two year Jail sentence for
breaking worldwide August %
release date
With Weekday, the NBC radio
network service. a costly casu-
atty, a replacement tentatively
titled "Bandstand" and featur-
ing live" music by pop bands
will be offered beginning Mon
day, July 80, from 10 to noon.
Aside to teen-agers whose
hearts gyrated madly at report
that Elvis Presley had married
over the week end-he's still
single.
News item: NBC plans to
employ 60-foot high crane
as a TV camera perch for a
bird s-eye view of the national
conventions. To catch high
flying politicians?
Cyril Ritchard, that elegant
actor whose TV appearances
have been too infrequent lately,
will star in a Producers Show
case" production of "Rosalinda'
July % tNBC-4.
Betty Hutton. popping of on
Commute Specs, says:
Their tUhole theory is iUrone
and the shoUs are too long. IN
tiCo 1CeekS they try to do Uhal
it takes months OF preparation
to do on broadway. III neUer BE-
) in another such spec. but / iCoulo
/. like to do dramatic shoW.
fMoue oUer, MGrilyn.j
Heading this way: TVS pretty
i Phyllis Kirk, to help publicizt
J her movie with Frank Sinatra
: Johnny Concho."
Recommended Tonight:
. Gisele Mackenzie stars in hel
first hour show for Chevy
g. WRC-4D. with Phil Harris
and Bobby Van.
. Sneak Preview" %, WRC-4
introduces variety of new
show ideas. The first. "Just
, Plain Folks" stars fancy Zss
, Zsa Gabor.
. &c. E. Summer Originals
%, WMAL-O, presents a group
of pilot films. Vivian Blaine
plays a pop singer in the opener
. Kaiser Aluminium Hour
, $3.50. WRC-4) is an hour drama
series with a crackerjack pro-
Queer director setup and Pau
Newman, a fine actor. starring
in the opening play. Note
! There'll be only two acts instead
, Of the customary three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
ION THE AIR
Ernie Kovocs' New
Show Disoppoints
BY BERNIE HARRISON

There wasn't too much be cheerful about last night Three
shows bravely premered and WELL it's going be long
sticky
Maybe the weather had something with it. Besides the
writer's And the producers directors
Kovacs bumpous who generally good for laugh just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
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Waterford Project
Produces 2 Million
Barrels OF Oil

BartleSville - The two millionth
barrel of Waterford oil was pro-
duced last week from Cities Serv-
ice Oil Co.'s Madison Block pro-
ject in Greenwood County, East
Kansas.
The Madison field was discovered
by Cities Service in 1923, with pro-
duction from the Bartlesville sand
stone between 1900 and 1900 feet.
The producing formation was SUBJ
jected to gas representing. Water
flood operations were initiated in
1948.
At present there are 81 active oil
wells in the Waterford project,
with AZ water injection wells.
Secondary recovery engineers es-
innate there is another two million
barrels of oil that can be recover
ed through waterflooding.
The two millionth barrel of wat
erflood oil came from the Cities
Service B No. "a we'll, which cur
rently is producing 210 barrels of
oil daily,