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James Underwood, SO, Oldest
Union Mission Stuff Member

Funeral services were to be
held at 2 pm. today for James
Underwood, SO, Oldest staff
member of the Central Union
Mission, ga Indiana avenue
NV.
Mr.. Underwood, a convert of
the Wheeler City Rescue Mis-
sion, Indianapolis, died Thurs
day night at the Central Union
Mission. He was maintenance
for the paid lodgings
wing used by servicemen on
week ends.
"When we knew his end was
near, we tapped a recording Of
his Christian testimony" said
the Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt,
mission superintendent, land
this will be played at his funeral
services in the mission chapel"
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even though he just scrubbed
the floors, Jim was an inspira-
ton to all of U.S." said Mr.. Eber-
hardt. Strangely enough, he
left an estate of $4,000 in cash.
One third each goes to the Gen.
trail Mission, the Wheeler City
Rescue Mission, and Mr.. Under
woods grandniece, C thleen
Troxell. of Indianapolis"
Mr.. Underwood will be buried
at Cedar Hill Cemetery on a
site left to the mission rs years
ago. by another mission convert,
Albert S. Murphy. Mr.. Under
wood will be the seventh mission
convert to be buried there. He
came here in 1916 from Indian
apolis to supervise the mission
farm at Brookville, Md.
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Morris |. Mosinter,
Attorney in Roanoke

ROANOKE. Va. Nov. II R.-
Morris L. Masinter, prominent
Roanoke attorney, died yesterday
at his home.
A long time practicing attorney
in Roanoke. he served during
World War II as chief enforce
ment attorney of the Roanoke
OPA Office.
Funeral services were set fol
today.
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AnurtItttn

BLACHER, ROBERT. An unveiling in
memory Of ROBERT BLACHER viii be
held on Sunday. November 49, 1856,
a. 2 pm, at the Mikro Kodekh Gene
tery, Bowleys lane, baltimore, Md
Hyattsville, Nd at 12 noon.
KASNETT, HENRY. dwelling of the
monument Of our beloved husband and
father, HENRY KASNETT, will be held
on Sunday, November 1S, 1856. at
m. at the Beth Sholom Congrega-
ton Cemetery, $685. Fitch ST. Sc.
Friends and relatives invited.
THE FAMILY.
sEGAL, HELEN. A monument to the
memory Of our beloved mother. HELEN
SEGAL, will be unveiled at the Ohev
Sholom Cemetery, 3237 18th pl Sc,
on Sunday, November Is, 1856, at
II am. Friends and relatives tn
vited. THE FAMILY
ToLsTOI CARRIE. There will be an
Of CARRIE ToLsToI on sunday. No
vember 20. 1856, at 1890 pm. at
the B'nai Israel Cemetery. Oxon Hill,
Md. Friends and relatives invited
WIsEMAN. MARIAN ZUCKERMAN. A
monument to the memory OF MARIAN
ZUCkERMAN WISEMAN. beloved wife
and mother. will be unveiled at the
Beth Sholom Conversation Cemetery.
b333 Fitch st. Sc, on Sunday. No
vember Is. 1885. at l pm. Friends
and relatives invited
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Col. William E. Fowler,
Spanish War Veteran

MIAMI. Fla, Nov. II CR-
Retired Col. William Z. Fowler,
81, died yesterday.
Col. Fowler served as a SER
geant in the Spanish-American
War and as a lieutenant colonel
in World War /, when he was
assistant commanding officer Of
the port Of Boston. In 1923 he
was appointed by President
Harding as a delegate 10 the
Pan American conference at
Santiago. Chile.
He was a real estate broker
in the Miami area. where he
came 20 years ago from WASH
ingtOn.
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as a brother, Bert Muller of New
York.
Services will be held at st.
Adams Church, Wisconsin and
Massachusetts, avenues NV, at
2 pm. Monday, with the Rev.
Z. Felix Kloman officiating.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be sent to the
Warwick Memorial Clinic Of
George Washington University.
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Dr.. Robert Wortenberq
Noted NeuroIoqist

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. II up.
DIR. Robert wartenberg, SO,
widely known neurologist, died
yesterday of a heart ailment.
DR.. Wartenberg, member of
the University of California med
ical faculty for 20 years, COM
pleted his last work. a manu-
script for a fourth volume in
his special field, only two hours
before he entered the hospital
November 2.
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Line Drive. He also was a mem
Der Of the Hikers Club.
Other groups to which he
belonged included the Barristers
Lodge of the Masonic order and
the Capital Astronomers Club.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
B. F. Gabbert of the North
ampton street address.
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Louis Remedy

NEW ROCHELLE. ". Y. Nov.
~ P1.-Louis Kennedy. "a. chair
man Of the board Of p. j.
Kennedy q Sons, New York pub
lishing firm. and editor Of ,the
ofneial Catholic Directory. Aied
yesterday. -
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COLUMBIA. Mo-. Nov. n up.
DIR. James G Miller, president
OF Christian College since 1888,
died at his home on the campus
after q heart attack yesterday.
He was IS wednesday.
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Darn nj Chunks

G IRA y. HARVEY 41y,IyYy ); The family Of
express their sincere thanks to everyons
VINO gave aid and comfort to US durine
the period OF our recent bereavement.
we especially thank Rev. Harold Batty
ADELAIDE GRANT AND FAMILY.
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Bratha

kgLLMAN. JOHN PHILLIP. on Fri
qqa9s s' EN1Syy 1 10; 1856; JOHN PHIL.
# Florence Virelli. Ernest 1. and Alton
f. Jasper. Friends may call at the
TI III I,th f. y Mattinsiy Funeral Home;
LAYTON, MARIE REED. Departed this
IL. IIasq 5s Npss On M IhhssT1SSday Novembsr
304. devoted mother of Edward and
daushter-in--law, Mrs. Mildred IneS lay
Alter Az, ana oIner s, relatives and friends.
Ralph and Isabella Barbour Funeral
homs, ~ x 50. ne. Funeral services
at the Ephesus SD. A. Church d III
ana N SITS. NV, ElGer .yacoh Jusftis
, 0neaia1ting. Interment Lincoln Me-
Lee JOHN 8; On Thursday. November
St. NV. father OF Mrs. Josephine
EESr1dah' MIS- Miriam Fridge, Alfred,
eranSa I saui and James Lee Nine
fE rIaac ether relatives and many
s ssIbe, ARRANGEMENTS by Malyan 4
LEE. JOHN WESLEY tBucK, The
M0N Lodge, No; 40 Band. !. B, r
W. Ned Of the death Of JOHN IVES
LEY tBUcK) LEE. who passed
rs a away Tuesday November. 49,,
ne Mccisg,5s6. Frienas may call at
81. NV, after 12 noon Sunday No
yember Is, where funeral services will
5e held on Monday. November 49,,
CHESTER A. WOOD, Director.
JOHN +. LANCASTER, Secy.
LEE, JOHN WESLEY (BUCK). The
w Officers and members Of Morn
UI E; Q; E.; of W., are hereby no.
wv TINED OF a session Of sorrow
being held on Sunday, Novem-
- Der IL. 1856, at the home,
1888 18th st. NV, at 8 pm;
WESLEY BUCK LEE on Tuesday. No
vember ID, Friends may call at thel
Mcguire Funeral Home. 1920 9th st.
NV, after IL noon Sunday, November
on Monday, November 10, at II am
HERBERT HARRIS. Exalted Ruler.
MELVIN A. COLBERT, Fin. Secy.
LYON, Jerome. On Friday. November
JEROME R?q lyon Of Fm afqS 9Th H st
brother Of Mrs. Bertha Spitz and
Inc, late Simon Lyon. R. B. H. Lyon
and Mrs. Carrie Baumgarten. uncle of
and Richard K, Lyon. ali Of washing
ton. D. c.: stepfather Of Mrs. Agatha
Reiehman and MIS-. Marian Frutkin,
both Of New York City, N. Y. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa.
ave. NV. courtesy parking oppositel
after am. Saturday, November Ill
where services will be held on Monday
November 10, ab 2:30 pm. Interment
washington Hebrew Congregation Gene |
terry. Is
WILLIAM H. students.
~ IIThagMTsd9ly' l Noyem5er 10, 1855;
Mississippi lsSsSgP ave- s,, silVsT spring' Md,
f natf OF Mrs. Gloria Evans Of ,Endi-
McCluSkey and, Mrs. Mabel Rowe I'll
Belfast, ireland There also Is one
granddaughter. Mr. McCluskey rests
at the Warner E, Humphrey Funeral
Home, Sl34 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, |
Nd, where services will be held on |
Monday, November 10, at pm. tpark- |
ing IaeLitieSl. Interment Fort Lincoln
sympathy yp may be expressed in the
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Dis
trict Building, Washington, D. c. IS
LILLE E. OF ZOO 10th st
ne on Noyember II, 1856, mother
OF MIS-, Lille ldsr E; Godbold, grand-
az Chambers Funeral Home. SIT 18th
at 10 am. Services in Christ Epis-
eopal Church, $40 G st. Sc. at l0:30l
am. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Isl
MRS. LILLE Z. Officers and
~ members of Acacia Chapter,
M M oS n 4 arc herohvi
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GEORGE B. REED. President.
MS0R. JOHN j. COADY,
Spiritual Advisor

GEORGE B. REED, President.
MSoR. JOHN J. CoADY,
Spiritual Advisor.
kEMMERER, CHARLES 7. on Friday,
pltal. CHARLES T. KEMMERER Of
2tlf Northampton st. NV, brother
q Mrs. B. 2. Gahbert Services Al
sSo IAN h y nv Co. on Sa ssnssy Ho Me-
iissp o 1nisrnent bs % saT.lf iowa 1aeii-
KLINE. MARY LAvINIA. on Thursday
Noyem6er 2, 1855. At her resldence,
VIVA A gtIsE ssiogs5y ~ MARY L. IA.
late william Waiter Kline and mother
q W, Mere Kline. Of Bethesda, Nd
PE sISssdi ylin' sun. q Ms''speges Ions
Hires Co. Funeral Home e00i i4th
-. NV. on Monday. November 10.
at pm. lparkins taellities). In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
KNIGHT MIGHT JAMES lEsss on Thursaay. No
pital JAMES KNOTT q - New
YORK ave nv beloved husband Of
ne late Polly knight. devoted father
Howard H Pso'e esorrnsSs sa bo Nam AH ~,
hs Alice, Pred. james lee ana CATO
kniEnt. ne also leaves 70 mourn
hs passing one BROTHER corneliui
aon one nephew Mr. James Knlahi
many Grandchildren and host o.
other relatives and friends Remains
Funeral Home, POI Ord a. au.. uhefr
irirncs are invited 70 eaii alter a
Pm Saturday. November n Flnerai
serFlcrS on sunday November rs AZ
u.liia ~ the Fifst Born Church u
me Twins God. ~ Eye ~ nv. Eldrf
tethua Quarisa ciilciating fntermenf
Nuc1iaNn Cerbeter5 ~
kNtCHI. JANIS. The omeers and
D. I. |. I. u !. Z.
~ nenes.i, q Root g Dave Lodes
hrretg notified h attend fhf ~
neral cf p NJ JANIS KNlGHT
on suaday, November M fHh6
a." Cnureh ~ Fyf 81 ~
" ROOSEVELT FoWfE n o.
- LAURENCE 0HEENE y q
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members Of Acacia Chapter,
No, rs, o. E. S., are hereby
notified to be present on Sun
. day, November IS, 1856. at
s pm, at Chambers Funeral
Home. SIT 18th st. Sc. for
the purpose of conducting
for our departed sister, MRS.
E. MILLER.
ABETH r. JAMES; W. M.
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true daughters of P. NJ. N.
@. Chamber. No. 2, g. U. o.
of o. F., are requested to
attend the chamber services
for our late true DAUGHTER,
CARRIE B. WASHINGTON.
on Sunday, November Is.
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r. Auc LileInpers OF tne
Holy Name Society OF the
Church Ct the Nativity will
meet a. the Huntemann Fu-
neral Home, 5732 Georgia
ave. nv. on Saturday. No
yemher Ia. 1855. at Z pm,
for the recitation OF prayers
deceased brother, JOHN r.
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Isl 81, between n and o sts. S.N
On Monday, November 10, 1855.
1890 pm.
INNATE ELMA CHILEs. M. N. G.
MARIAN C. HODGE, w. r.
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- Columbia Rebekah Lodge, No. so;
i t6e g. S:st f. Of 'T SRo 6fTfRY P Pftafo
N @. BROWNE on Thursday, NO
Nln vember is, 1886, at Mount Alto
M Hospital Funeral services Will pe
ISL held on Monday. November ~,
III At 2.30 pm. Interment Cedar
" Hiu Cemetery BY order OF
NARY BROWNE, Noble Grand.
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ADAMS, GEORGE r. On Thursday.
ssogsmbeJ Ia Is; ,1 195s At his TesIeencs
loved husband OF Eula M. Adams and
brother. Of Harold S. Adams, Mrs
Gertrude. Segar, Mrs. Anna Peterson,
MIS-, Edith Higgs and Mrs. Rebeeca
neral Home, Waldorf, Nd, on Mon
day, November 10, at 1890 am.
Services at st. Paufs Church. Baden
Nd. at III am. Interment St. Paul's
Cemetery II
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November ~ 1880. at Doctors Nos;
tith 81 NV, widow " the late Guy
u, cogswell. mother OF June NJ, Guy
u, 81, and John d, COgswell, She
also Is survived BY two grandchildren;
Home, 2aOi l4th ST. NV, on Tuesday
November 20 AZ 2 pm. iparklng ia.
cilitieSj. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. ~
rONKLIN, RUTH MAY. OF 1888 7th
Al NV. on November ] 8. 1906, vile
81 bee D. Conklin, mother Of Lawson
NJ. Mitchell sister Of Lula and James
WI Hamilton. Remains resting Az
Chambers Funeral Home, ol4 llm
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November Is, 1866. al her residence
90 Cresswell dr., Falls Church, Va.
ELIZABETH ". ALTMAN, beloved wife
of George s. Altman. mother Of George
Tyler Altman, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Colon NJ Omohundra and sister
OF Mrs. George p. Smith and Mrs:
Charles Van Over. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va, where funeral
services will be held on Monday, No
Vember 10, at IL am. Interment
National Memorial Park. is
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LIEN. MINNIE. oGicsrs and member,

dNN4LlN', MINNIE. UmCerS ana members
~ Of Columbia Temple, No. Arg,
WD !. B. P. o.. E. OF W., met I'M
m M session Of sorrow on Thurs
IN day. November Is, 1856, for
our late daughter, MINNIEl
~ ALLEN. Elks' services will be
- held at 100 pm Sunday, No
vember Is, at the Frazier Funeral
Home, $3.50 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Funeral at I pm. Monday, November
10, from the Union Wesley Church,
@3rd and L SITS. NV.
MARTHA HARROD, Daughter Ruler.
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st. Sc on November Ie. 1855. nus.
band Of Grace NJ. Andrews, father OF
Miss Alice v. Andrews and Mrs. Harry
L. Lowe; brother Of Mrs. Ruth. Atkin-
son, Lawrence and William H. Andrews
Alice Peaper Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 5l7 18th st. Sc, on
Tuesday. November go, at 10 am.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. IL
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1rathB

ROUSE. RENA BAKER. Departed this
life on Thursday, October IS. 1856
SarS S;e esct, o1 =, e Fort WSrd SEN
Mechanicsville' St. Marys County. Nd
Funeral services were held at the
Mattingley Funeral Home, Leonard
town. Nd, on Monday October 90, Al
in the Sacred Heart Cemetery, Bush
DAVIS, OLLIE. On Saturday. Novem.
per n, 1856, OLLIE DAVIS OF lf12
Swami Swami 81: NV. Notice OF funeral
Ater- arrangements by Jarvis. Is
DI RENO, THOMAS. on Thursday.
H Dits TEd n; l95g at AAlSsxzsPdris Hos
Husband 81 Gladys df B b V Renee OsoE bee
loved son, OF Mrs. Linda Di Reno,
brother Of Mrs. Louise Rocco. Ernes-
R s3a He also is survived BY several
nleces and nepheWs. Services at the
?, Il. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
IAN 81. M on Monday. November
s asaila6Isl. Internent Fort Fort Lincoln
EcKERT. DORA LEE. On Thursday.
NN ;,gHh l5,, 1855, DORA LEE
h EJIK5EI Of 70 New York ave. NV,
mai. Erma Glenn Cooper and Patricia
Joanne Pearson. She also is survived
by three sisters. Services at the s.
i; Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290I
itth 81: NV. on Monday. November
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IS
GAVIN, CHRISTOPHER p. Suddenly. on
Saturday, November "a. 1855, al his
residence, 1899 Volta 81 NV, Chris
TOPPER 7 P. GAVIN: beloved husband
u Rose Z. Gavin, father of John D.
ano William S. Gavin, brother OF
Mrs. Bessie King and Mrs. Mary 81
Zones Of Washington, D. c., and
i LnNInas =, GAVIN Of Barranduilla, Co
iomoia, South America. Remains rest
ing at the Collins Funeral Home, 3S2l
14th st. NV Funeral notice later
GAVIN, CHRISTOpurp n na &C.,
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BROWNE, FLOYD G. OF 5603 L 81.
Sc. Hillside, Nd, on November 10,
1856, husband Of Mary c. Browne,
father Of Mrs Harvey Turner, RAY
nlond H., Elvin c. and Lester O..
Browne: brother OF Raymond Browne
OF Belleville N. j. Six grandchildren
also survive Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, SIT 18th st., Sc, on
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
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BIFIELD, CARRIE GLADYS tnee Goeehl

on THURSDAY, November 10, 1856 ICAR-
RTE GLADYS BIFIELD Of 733 North
OF the late Charles P. Bifeld, sister
OF Mrs Minnie v. DomdeTa of Airing
ton, Va. Services at the S. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l l4th st.
1890 pm (parking facilitieSl. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 1Sl
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yember ii. 1855, MINNIE ALIEN NS Of
i265 ,23rd st. n W, devoted friend OF
w. TAYLOR and Mrs Nellie Reese Other
friends and relatives also survive. After
IL noon Sunday, November Is, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
3s9 Rhode Island ave. NV Funeral
services on Monday, November 10. at
/ pm. at the Union Wesley A. M. E..
ZION church, 23rd and L sts.. NV,
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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WEDNESDAY. November IA, 1856,
devoted son Of Ada Gray, brother Of
John F. Gray and Mary Gray Other
relatives and friends also survive After
pm. Sunday, November IS, friends
may call at the Hoffman Funeral
Home, Gil X st. NV Funeral on
Monday. November 10, at / pm. from
the above-named funeral home. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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CoFFIELD, EARL. on Wsdnesday' No
y vfRSerE EARL ri c eSS q Ssloysa RSs
Band Of Mrs. Charlotte Cofiield. he
leaves three daughters. Gwendolyn and
Charlotte A. COfield and Mrs. Florence
S,oieman one grandson, four brothers,
four sisters and a host OF other rela-
tives and friends After ). pm. Satur;;
day, November "a, friends may eall
ave, silver Spring, Md Funeral seEy-
ICES on Sunday, November Is. at 1880
nm, at the Pilgrim Baptist Church
linden, Nd the Rev. jackson othclat-
fnr. Interment church cemetery. 10
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\ members Of Queen of Sheba
Court, No. 8. Order Of Calanthe,
are requested Ii,,to, attend the
WASHINGTON, our recorder OF
accounts. Calanthe services on
Sunday, November Is, 1856. AT
pm, ct the William Spangler
raj Home, 524 Sth st. ne.
SISTER LENORA RINGHAM
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Yiddish Publications

NEW YORK (JTA) = Soviet
plans for publishing in Moscow a
bi-monthly Yiddish magazine soon
and a Yiddish newspaper next
year were reported in a Yiddish
Journal dispatch here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

AZA, youth organization of the
B'nai Birth, will sponsor its sixth
annual semi-formal Yom Kippur
dance Sept. Is at Temple B n
Israel Auditorium.
Ray Andrade and his band will
provide music from 9 pm. to mid
night. Refreshments will be served
on the patio.
Two AZA chapters, Stephen S.
Wise and Leo S. Bernie groups,
are co-sponsors in the only fund
raising project for AZA. Proceeds
90 for club activities.
Among the organizations pro
iects is a summer camp near Pres
colt. B'nai Birth men and AZA
boys. doing the work themselves,
have a well and main lounge near
completion. Finished buildings by
next summer are expected &c
house SO boys.
AZA members devote consider
able effort in assisting community
charity drives, such as those &c
raise funds for polio and cancer
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Edison Bond Sale
Area Is Enlarged

The Development Corporation
for Israel has announced expansion
of Jay Edson's Southwest area be-
cause of expanded sales of State
of Israel Bonds in his district dur
ing the past year.
The states of which Edison, a
Pfoenician, is area director now
include Arizona, New Mexico, and
Nevada plus Ell Paso, Tex. and
JuareZ, Mexico.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
REVOLUTIONARY
Pump Built
At Technion

Construction of a centripetal
pump, hitherto considered a scien-
tific impossibility, has been sue
cessfully completed at the Tech
MON. Israel Institute of Technolo-
gy.
The announcement was m d e
here by DR.. Joseph Bank, chair
man, and Ed Korrick, co-chairman
of the Phoenix Chapter of the
American Technion Society.
THE RESEARCH project, Spon-
sored by the us. Air Force, was
carried out by Professor Markus
Reiner, head of the Technion's S
theological laboratory.
Observers declare that such a
pump may have a revolutionary
! effect upon much future planning
in various phases of aeronautical
engineering, and its possibilities
will have to be considered in de-
signing guided missiles.
Upon Reiner's success with the
all-metal centripetal air p u m p
used as a compressor, the us. Air
Force agreed to extend its re-
search contract with Technion for
another year for testing of h e
pumps performance under varied
pressure and temperature condl-
| tons.
THE PHENOMENON of h e
pumps operation repeatedly is
based on an effect which will pro-
badly increase as the density OF
air decreases, thus making it most
useful in the upper atmosphere.
The Technion Society's Phoenix
Chapter welcomes membership OF
all interested persons, DR.. B k
asserted.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Yom Kippur Dance Sept. IS

research and another to gather
reading material for the Crippled
Children's Hospital.
Tickets to the dance are $3.50
per couple. They may be pu r
chased from members or at the
door.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Rummdge Store
Reopening SIofed

Hadassah will reopen its r u M
mage store at 337 E. Washington
Sept. II. Proceeds go to the Ha-
dassah Medical Organization r
its extensive medical program in
Israel.
Pickup of clothing and household
goods contributions may be ar
ranged with Mrs. Joseph Brooks,
CIR 4-4756, before noon or after
6 pm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Goods At Conference

Shteila Singer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Singer, and 5 u e
Liebo. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Liebo, attended the final ses,
sion of the high school students
Jewish Youth Conference at the
Camp for Living Judaism in sara
toga. Calf. They were sponsored
nv Temple Beth Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

TIBERIAS, ISRAEL = Upper
Galilee settlements will be CO n
nected to the national power net
work through a construction
scheme which will be completed
by the spring of 1858.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Constitution Speaker

Max Ramenofsky of West Phoe-
nix High School is among 10 high
school students who will speak on
the American Constitution at Sun
day nights Constitution Day pro,
gram at the Encanto Park Band
Shell. Program general chairman
is Sam S. Levitin.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Barbecue Planned

The Temple Beth Israel Young
Marrieds will hold barbecue and
steak fry at South Mountain Parks
Ramada No. at z pm. Sept. ~.
Drinks and dessert will be avail
able. Round and square dancing
will be held.
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ON THE Entertainment CIRCUIT

Hollywood, Calf: Pee Wee
Crayton, guitarist,. joins with
King Kolax and his orchestra
for an extended tour of prin-
cipal cities in the Midwest and
the East.
Hollywood, Calf: Big Jay Nc
Nicely will return home for
brief vacation after playing one
nighters in the West before
making his Eastern tour.
Phoenix, Ariz.: NBC Radios
To-day And Tomorrow" will
feature a program about the
Salt River Project and the Salt
River Valley Wednesday, May 9
at 1888 P. M. Movie star James
Cagney will narrate the half
hour program.
Phoenix, Ariz.: The F1airs, rock
m roll vocal quintet, and the
Nelson Twins, rhythm singers,
Arizona sun., 1956-05-03
MEETING OF EASTERN STAR

Maricopa Chapter No. l, Or
der of Eastern Star prince Hall
Affiliation), met at Prince Hall
Masonic Temple April 23, worthy
Matron Elvira Swindall presld-
ing.
Queen of the South degree
was given to Bruth Bearden,
Nancy Ayers, Vivian Ludd, and
Elzora Stanton. Mrs Vernlce
-Noyd was elected next candidate
for initiation.
The Worthy Matron and AS
.sociate Matron were designated
as delegates of the chapter to
the Grand Chapter meeting to
be held in Tucson May $40.
On the recommendation OF
the teachers scholarship COM
mittee of Phoenix Union High
School, Wayne Fowler became
the nominee of Maricopa Chap
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will be guests on CHS Radios
"Rock M Roll Dance Party,
Saturday May 5 at 9 P. M. EDIT.
Count Basis and his orchestra
with Joe Williams, Basie's fea-
tured vocalist, will also be on
hand to present two original
compositions. Alan Freed will
act as emcee.
Phoenix, Ariz.: Radio and mo-
ton picture actress Cathy Lewis
will play the lead role in "The
Prelude, a drama to be pre-
sented on CHS Radios "Ro-
nance" Saturday, May 5 at
1905 P. M. EDIT.