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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Record Requests

DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Dandy
Lion" to Carrie Crockett. Thanks
pal.
MILT-Please play Don't Gamble
With Love-" to Bobby from his little
"Beep," CAROLYN.
MILT-Please ded. Diana" for Albert
and Doreen, two "Honeycombs.
BITSY and RENE Chick).
MILT-Please play Long. Lonely
Nights" and Bye, Bye, Love" to
Jimmy from ANN.
MILT-Please play Talking to the
Moon" for a guy who has no one
else to talk to. My girls away.
JACK.
DEAR MILT-Please play Dolly
McVey's Talking to the Moon"
ROSCOE, URSULA, BILL and
YANCY.
MILT-Please dedicate MY Personal
Possession" to Frank p, from
JUANITA. who will be writing
Love Letters in the Sand" this
week.
MILT-Please dedicate Loving You"
for the incest girl ever met, that
is not-conceited Jamie, from JOHN
r.
DEAR MILT-PleaSe play Teddy
Bear" by Elvis, for Patty p, from ?.
MILT-Please play Loving You" to
Steve. from MICKEY, who still likes
him and always will.
MILT-Please play Lots of Lovin'"
for my Evil Angel" at Drum Point.
Loving You," D. M. B.
MILT-Please dedicate Lots of Low
in" to Frederick H., from his one
and only SHIRLEY
MILF 'I011 dedicate IhAt1l Be
the Day" to Marty. IL he ever
"Ring My Phone" SUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

SANDIE AND JUDYE-Bye to the
remaining twin and gummy. He'll
never like you-but don't give up.
MOL"
FOR SALE-Spanish electric guitar,
plus case and amplifier; value, when
new, $lO2: selling now, $50. Call
JIM, BA. 3-1393.
WANTED-All teens to attend Ber-
muda hop, Fri, Aug. 16, e-1O:3O. at
Trinity Meth. Church in Alex. Csc
person.
ENGINE, "a MG-TD: supercharged;
perfect condition, never raced; COM
plete with clutch and spare parts;
$500 or best offer. 10. 5-O874.
FOR SALE-Girl's Schwin 26-in. bike,
good condition. good white-walls;
best offer. Call ANN, IA. 2-167S.
MUST SELL-Ford ~ Fordor: Wv.
r. and h., dual exhaust: body, paint,
engine in good cond.: needs clutch
repairs. Make offer. Call WA
7-4595
PARAKEETS-Boy has fine birds. at
$1.45 and up. and equip. to sell. Call
CURT, eyes,, OIL. 2-4543.
SPIDERS AND FRIENDS-I know
you're all "Reddy Teddys" and "Su-
sic o." but the Evil Angel" will be
home in about four or five months.
The Evil Angel" (STEVE).
AIRPLANES Dmeco's An-Amer.
Senior, $3.50; Ring Master Jr., 81;
Half-FaSt Flying Wing, $1.25: half
built Mustang, 81; Cub 099 Engine,
50; o. & r. % eng, SIPS. Call LII.
4-4393, PAUL.
FOR SALE-White accordion. Cellini,
100 bass, leather case; sacrifice, $85.
Taylor 9-9332.
SAMMY = Missing you very much.
Please come back to me soon. Ill
be waiting. Love, PATTY.
LOST-One male, answers to the
name of Tommy w., It. Z in. black
hair, brown eyes. JAMIE r.
A. F.-Please let me hear from you.
c. L. S.
RECORD HOP! Aug. IS, 8-11:30 pm.
Adm. SOC stag. Use drag; place,
Moose Lodge, Manassas, Va; spon-
sored by Women Of the Moose, Ma
nassas Chap. 1892. Call Manassas
esq.,.
SPEND A FEW HOURS NOW to
make school work easier next fall
Mature, friendly, high school SEN
Tor will tutor students in English,
reading, social studies and speech;
reasonable rates. Call Temple
6-9lO2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Greetings

MOTHER AND DAD-Congratula
tions on your 10th anniversary
Love. SHARYN. HAROLD and
GLORIA.
DAVID K.-Get hep cat. today's your
birthday. Hope you have many
more. Yours, BONNITA.
WELCOME HOME Valerie Rollin.
Love, VICKI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Teens Wanting Jobs

TWO FOREIGN GIRLS. OSLO.
want Job of any kind. willing TO
work hard. MAY. NO. 7-1840.
BOY, white, 1871, desires any kind
Of work. neat, reliable. Ask for
BERNIE, at RE. 6-42lO.
Is-YEAR-OLD WHITE GIRL, will
do any work for income. South
Arlington area. OF. 1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

J. Rim Sorry" was an Evil
Angel" and I've had Long. Lonely
Nights" since you said Bye Bye
Love-" Please call mel A. s.
ELLEN Wat c. B. c.. in Mass.
I'm sorry l haven't written.
JIMMIE"
WANTED-An teens from Trinity
Methodist Church. for watermelon
feast. Aug. II. 4 pm. Csc person.
JEAN D.-You cute blue-eyed doll,
come along and be my Little OAR
ling" and we can go steady!
HARRY b.
THANKS TO BARBARA II. and
Myrna H.. for a wonderful friend
ship. S. S.
BETSY-HOpe you had a happy
birthday. Too bad 1 wasn't there
TO help celebrate. CAROLE.
BILL Mc.-You're my o. A. o. so
don't worry The others mean
nothing to me. FRANCES F.
1852 RENAULT, overhauled motor,
needs body work: must sell: SIS or
trade for Plymouth speed parts.
JE. 2-O692.
found, return to sad boy. LOVE.
1322).
JOHN-Now that we're Going
Steady" it's Wonderful. Wonder>
full Your lovin' 'HONEYCOMB.'
1887 CHEVROLET club coupe. no
motor; good body; cool upholstery;
good for hot rod; $35. JE. 2-O692.
ALL MY FRIENDS, especially Meryl.
will miss you when / move to Flor
ida. Write me. FRAN COOKIE.
DAVE-I just want you to know
you're stilI my teen-age crush. Your
forgotten PARTY DOLL.
FOR SALE Hand-operated Victrola
with records. very good condition.
IS. Girls bicycle, SIS. RIA. 6-l924.
RICHARD OF NORTHwOOD and
white jacket. Love your dancin'!
Reply Please. KITTEN.
p. STEEL-"All I Want Is You." be-
cause I'm "All Shook Up over you.
See you Saturday. M. U. M.
TEENS-Rally around our free cokes
Friday night 7-9. and Saturday, to
see our campus clothes modelled. We
have pre-teen and junior sizes in
COLONY SHOP, opposite the Court
House, Rockville.
WILL SELL OR SWAP perfect motor
cycle, "a BMW. twin for $3.50, or
trade for good convertible or sedan.
DU. 5-5227.
FOR SALE-Pigeon IS MN. enlarger,
$50. 100, 200, 300 power micro
scope. $40 or best offer. Call JE.
4-46O4. JACK
FOR SALE-Chemistry equip; glass
ware and scale with weights. Call
JE. 4-46O4. JACK.
VAL-"Stin Loving You" Il Like
Your Kind of Love-" I want you
to be my Teddy Bear" E. C. r.
"SEARCHIN' FOR WONDERFUL.
WONDERFUL" FIGURE? Dis
cover MacLevy's Slim-Teen Pro-
gram. IL visits only STATS. Call
JU. $1,000, ia. 5-6515.
BOWANA-7O5 more days. 81 is
on its way. You know it! Your
little baby.
MAN-Please stay home sometime so
/ can get in touch with you. d. F.
HUNTER-Tve been living in the
valley of Tears" ever since you
said Bye. Bye, Love" Send for
Me" PHYLLIS.
J. ID. P.-Hello again. IT want, need,
and love you. Gone are long,
lonely nights" BABY DOLL.
FOR SALE-Boys Eng. racer, excel.
cOnd., $40: boys 24-in. bike, So;
Entluftungshahn German one-cyl
eng sc Call LII 4-43Q3 PAUL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11


MILT-Please ded. Loving You" 70
Carl and his admirer. From THE
ANGEL OF LOVE"
MILT-Please dedicate "A Whole LOt
of Shakin'" to the cool cats q
Kemptown on your Sat. show. From
RUTH
MILT-Please play ITS Not for Nc
to Say" and Lot Of Lovin'" for
Burton, my favorite, on Monday.
LISA. p. S. Enjoy your show.
DEAR MILT-Please play Short Fat
Fanny" for Bonnie and Jerry, for
he's leaving to 60 into the Navy
Wednesday. Thanks lot.
DEAR MILT-Please ded. Loving
You" to the most beautiful Nancy
in Warrenton High School, who I'd
give the world for. From an adj
mirer in the ninth grade. WAYNE
H.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate Per
sonal Possession" to Carole G. and
Johnny S. for they have Lasting
Love" and their world is a RAIN
bow" They're getting CLOSER to
the Aisle" If you have troubles
Send for Me-" CUPID.
MILT-Please dedicate "Thatn Be
the Day." for Richie, from someone
who hopes TO get ride in his car.
ANDY.
MILT-Please play "ThatT Be the
the Day" for Barbara and Rufus.
MILT-Please play ITS You I Love"
for Larry. from his Evil Angel"
S. B.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate "ThatTl
Be the Day." by The Crickets." 70
Leonard w. Prom an ADMIRER.
DEAR MILT = Please play Dandy
Lion" Friday for Paul.
DEAR MILT - Please play Fallen
Star" and Angel of Love- for Carl
and Nancy Lou. ANN.
MILT-Please play for Hollis, On
Monday. Teddy Bear" from his
girl, JUDY A.
MILT-Piease dedicate ITS You I
Love" and II Love You With An
My Heart" to my one and only.
Ronnie H. From DIANNE @.
DON DlLLARD-Please play Love
Me-" for Sharon and John, also
Jean and John.
DON DILLARD-Please dedicate DO
You Care and Don't Gamble With
Love" on August 9, our anniversary,
to w. D., from his EVIL ANGEL"
DON DILLARD-Please play "That'n
Be the Day." for little Richard.
LRS-BBHCYK-G
DON DILLARD-Please dedicate ITO
the Aisle" for Rich and Lynda, on
Monday. 8-12-57. Sign, CUPID.
BILL MAYHUGH = Please play
Talking to the Moon" for the
Dolly McVey fan club. BETTY and
JANE, JACK and GEORGE.
BILL MAYHUGH Please play
Talking to the Moon" by Dolly
McVey. ROGER, IRWIN, BOB
and YARBOROUGH.
JACK ROWZIE-Please play Dolly
McVey's Talking to the Moon"
RUDY, UTAH, BETTE and
YVONNE.
JOHN BANDY-Please play Dolly
McVey's Talking to the Moon.
ROSE, ULBERT, BABBISHAN and
YUGO.
JERRY STRONG-Please play Dolly
McVey's Talking to the Moon
ROSEBUD, URCHIN, BEDELIA
and YERKO.
MILTON @. FORD-Please play
Dolly McVey's Talking to thef
Moon. RALPH. UPWARD. BESSIE
and YAKIMI.
AL ROSS-Please play Talking 70
the Moon" by Dolly McVey. RUDY.
UTIS, BARBARA and YOSEMITE.
EDDTE GALLAGHER-Pleas play
Dolly Mcvey's T"i KING 70 snS
Moon. RAYMOND, y i'm &9<AS~
ILICA and .xOLANDE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

nOW ~ FEANE a IEEN-AU
DEADLINE:
Wednesday Sunday following
Ads received late will appear following Sunday.
RATES.
lines additional figure
cost yourself Allow words line
PLACE.
Write ad and figure cost Give your address, and
telephone number. then send your plus payment to
TEEN-AD6. The Sunday Star. Washington. D c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Miscellaneous

J. Rim Sorry" I was an 'Evi
Angel" and I've had Long, Lionel!
Nights" since you said Bye By
Love-" Please call mel A. s.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19
Richard Montgomery
Foreign Student Plan
Gains at High School

most typical American boy. Alan,
RMIIS freshman, will leave for
Switzerland the day after Christ
mas and return early in January.
Eight hundred students and 43
faculty members are preparing
for the spring evaluation. Form
after form must be filled out as
the school gets ready to face the
evaluating committee next March.
Faculty members are returning
two and sometimes three nights
week to ready records and re-
ports for the evaluators.
Richard Montgomery's year.
book went on sale last week. The
Rocket" costs S4.25 and only
stiff back books will be sold to
underclassmen. The seniors will
receive padded covers and will be
charged S. which is included in
the senior fee cost.
P-TA Christmas trees went on
sale last Saturday. A portion of
the money raised from these sales
goes to Richard Montgomery. En-
courage your parents to buy their
tree from the P-TA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19

EsPertly GRATED; hand-rubbed.
lacquered finish for lasting
beauty. Gracefully turned legs.
Reversible cushion seat and
back.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19
LaytOnsville-W Oodfield
Girls ShOUn
HOaU TO Wrap
Yuh Gifts
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Clearwater 1862

The LaytonsviIle Senior All
girls met December 18 at the
home of Bonnie Eckloff. Sandra
Priebe gave demonstration on
wrapping Christmas gifts.
The Mt. Tabor Sunday School
! Christmas program will be held
Sunday evening December % at
7:30 at the church hall.
Mrs. Harry White entertained
the Laytonsville Bridge Club at a
bridge luncheon last week Mon
day. Prizes were won by Miss
Mamie Waters, Miss Lula Bell,
Miss Mary C. Warfield and Mrs.
William Sherman.
The Afternoon Guild of ST.
Bartholomew met last Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. JudSon Ma
Their. 1t was voted to pay over to
the church treasurer the sum of
$500.
Here are three Christmas no.
tees from st. Bartholomew:
Sunday, December 22-the Church
School pageant and Christmas
party; Tuesday, December "a
Carols at 9:15 and Holy Commu-
Mon at $3.50 PM; Wednesday, De-
cember 25-Holy Communion at
Ills Am.
WOODFTELD
Nancy Windham is back home
after spending last week in Chi
cago attending the National All
Congress. Nancy was the Mary
land state winner of the room i'm
provement project. Congratula-
tons, Nancy.
The Methodist Men of the Wes-
ley Grove Church will have a
Christmas party for all the chill
dren in the Woodfield community
on Friday, December 20, at the
church hall at 1880. The Sunday
School Christmas program will be
held December % at 7 Pm. at
the church.
Pvt. Henry King, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. King, is home
on furlough for the holidays from
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
Nancy King spent the weekend
in Washington with her sister,
Janet. They attended the Redskin
game on Sunday.
Wesley Grove Methodist Men
will sell Christmas trees at the
church hall from December goth
through the oath.
The Mary Greene Evening, Cir.
Gle met Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Harold Morris in Gathers
burg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19
By Jim Lee

"AFS" and "Share-the-fare" are
getting to be commonly-heard
phrases around Richard Mont
gomery. ATS, the American Field
Service is the newest of the
schools club. This club, formed
last month, inaugurated a plan in
which the students of RMTfS help
to send an exchange student to
Europe. Share-the-fare involves
the selling of tickets by the mem
bers of the club at Is cents a
ticket to raise funds to send a
local student overseas.
This idea got a large boost from
Tom Ronstrom, the Swedish ex.
change student studying at
RMES. After hearing Toms story
of how he was selected, everyone
was eager to see someone from
the Rockville area get the same
chance Tom got.
Alan Morse had the experience
of winning the title of Junior
Diplomat and a trip to SwitZer-
land in the Washington Post
Times Herald sponsored contest
to pick from its newsboys the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-01-15

WASHINGTON, D.C.-Putting in for
a loan or grant under the new Small,
Reclamation Projects Act? Under the
new law. local or state agencies and
groups may apply for federal loans at
about 8 per cent interest or less for
irrigation projects costing no more than
$40 million, or for outrights grants OF
up to SIS million for works that bene-
fit the public, such as flood control or
fish and wildlife development.
First step is to consult the Recla-
nation Bureaus regional director
in Billings. He will ask for report
including such items as:
ID General description of the pro-
posed project and purposes to be
served; (2) project plan with a gen.
eral map and drawings of typical struc-
lures; 90 cost estimate in enough de-
tail to allow evaluation of same; (Q
land classification data; go financial
condition of the organization seeking
loan or grant and its authority to act
for water users; (6) schedule of pro-
posed payments to retire the loan and
any other Indebtedness of the organiza-
ton; CD construction schedule; 60 pro-
posed ALLEGATIONS of project cost for
any non-reimburseabIe grants request
ed, and operating plans; (9) demonstra-
ton that the organization has lands
and water needed for the project or
can obtain them.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-01-15
SOIL BANK ACRES

Note that maximum acreages
you may put in the soil bank
acreage reserve are not necessarily
the final word. You may be able
to sign up additional acreage later
on. although there are a couple of
''ifs" to keep in mind
l. If in your original agreement YOU
indicate that you want to sign up more
acres, and
2 If the county committee has any
funds left after all farmers have had
chance to bank land.
For the present you are limited to
signing up the larger of so per cent
of your allotment or so acres of spring
wheat. Deadline by which a contract
must be worked out with the county
committee is March 8. Contracts will
be written on a first-come, first-served
basis. If it looks like there will be a
heavy signup. it may be a good idea
to see the committee early.
Growers who banked winter wheat
acres in the 1857 acreage reserve can
expect their checks next summer, says
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-01-15
CURBS ON CHEMICALS

Will Congress take action to put
additional curbS on use of anti
biOtics and other chemicals in feed?
1t is a possibility to watch. The
lawmakers will give serious cOnsid-
Grafton to legislation that may pro-
vide more thorough testing for all
chemicals used in food production
including indirect use, such as in
feeds.
Safety tests, said Commissioner
George P. Larrick of the Food and
Drug Administration, "should establish
not only that chemical additives in ami
NAL feeds are safe for the animal 1.
but that such chemicals will not in-
juriously affect human beings who eat
the flesh or other products of the ami
mails"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-01-15
SURPLUS To POLAND?

Brightest spot on the farm hOri-
zOn is the export picture summed
up the other day by Secretary Ben
son in these words: 'The quality of
agricultural exports lin 1861
reached the highest level in 80
years. We will set a new rec
ord in farm exports in fiscal 1857
tthe year ending next July D.'
Look for Congress to 60 along, some
what reluctantly, with Secretary Benz
sons mounting efforts to sell surplus
food behind the Iron Curtain. Sales to
satellite countries in the past have been
next to impossible due to a complex of
government restrictions.
Now many people here think, food
sales to RuSsian-dominated countries
will do more good than harm. This
view of the matter has been strength
ened considerably by the Polish and
Hungarian revolts against the Kremlin.
At press time, Secretary Benson was
considering personal visit to mid
Europe to push the commodity sales
program. Dollar sales of us: farm
surpluses to Poland, at competitive
world prices, are now under study. If
we sell to the Poles for dollars, addi-
tional sales may be made later for
Polish currency. This could mean SUBJ
Stantial help to the revolutionary Polish
government, and would be of consider
able aid to this country in reducing
surpluses.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-01-15
PROBE MEAT PACKERS

The packing industry is in for
some close scrutiny by Congress in
the New Year. Leading the investi-
cation are to be members of the
Senate Judiciary subcommittee on
monopoly.
You can expect witnesses appearing
before the subcommittee in the next
few weeks to make the following
charges: (D that cattle prices are
depressed by the market manipulations
of some packers and chain stores; (2)
that lower cattle prices are the result,
at least in part, of buying practices of
chain stores which engage in vertical
integration," such as cattle feeding,
packing and trucking, in addition to
their normal retail activities; 90 that
the USDA does not adequately enforce
the Packers and Stockyards Act, and
therefore enforcement should be put
in the hands of the governments Fed
eral Trade Commission.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-01-15
RISING COSTS

Look for rising costs in the new
year. A case in point is the recent
freight rate increase of per cent
ON most farm products granted to
Western and Eastern roads with
a similar hike expected to be all
lowed the Southern railroads as
well.)
Higher transportation charges will be
paid by ranchers and farmers, say
USDA officials, in two ways: first, in
lower market prices; second, in mount
ing production COSTS
Trucking charges are almost certain
to increase. reflecting the higher rail
rates. The railroads, meantime, are not
yet done In hands of the governments
Interstate Commerce Commission is a
request from Western and Eastern lines
for another Is to II per cent boost in
rates-which would be in addition to
the increase already granted.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-01-15
Keeping in Touch With Washington
Loans, Grants Available
lie Questions Answered

the USDA, which now plans to start
mailing them out in June. Wheat pay
ments will average $40 per acre over
the country, officials think.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-27
Mesa Sis+erhood Party

Sisterhood Beth Sholom of Mesa
will hold a New Years Eve card
party and midnight supper at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Siegel,
125 Fraser DR.. W., Mesa. Dona-
ton is So per person. Reservations
may be made by telephoning WO
4-7257.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-27
(Phoso By Bob Markowl

MR. AND MRS. IRWIN HARRIS
Doro daughter of Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Harris, OF
Mr. and Mrs Harris 29h formal wedding
ceremony Nov. Temple Beth Israel.
Balen uncle OF
oficiated
established their residence at 56 w. gnano 1oAog
a two-week honeymoon in Mexico City.
sister maid OF
Harris the bridegroom best man. Ushrs were NAL
wedding included Mr.
Jacob Erdey brdegroom grandfather and Mr. and Mrs Zach
Lodge, brides grandparents.
peauoesoe
bouquet of onsan garnet bud
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-27
Gross Heads
Alumni Group

Beth Ell Alumni officers will be
installed following Jan. 3 Sabbath
services conducted at Beth Ell Syn
agogue by the alumni. All city
youth groups are invited to the SER
vices.
Newly elected officers are Bruce
Gross, president; Judy Mallin, vice
president; Joan Cries, correspond
ing secretary; Diane Newmark, re-
cording secretary; Mike Golub,
treasurer; Michael Rosen, cores
pondent, and Jackie Rose, sergeant
alarms.
Participating in the services,
along with the new officers, will be
Casey Blitt, Harry Rosenstock, and
Anita Klein.
The alumS held a Chanukah
house party last Tuesday and plan
to form softball team to compete
with other youth groups.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-27
WOn1dnScribe
Vacations
In Arizona

Miss Jean Jaffe, writer for the
New York Newspaper THE Day"
was a recent Phoenix visitor. Writ
ing has been her career ever since
she can remember, and she has
worked for the same publication
for 80 years.
Free lance writing has also been
one of her activities. With "The
Day" she has spent a good deal
of time as foreign correspondent.
This year she took trips to Israel
and Europe.
Though she is given many
foreign assignments. she reports
a lack of background in foreign
languages. Sure, I learned some
languages in school," she said, but
how much does one remember
them when they are not in con-
slant use?" She manages to get
her stories only with English, He
brew, and Yiddish.
Miss Jaffe came to Arizona for
vacation. While here and in Tucson,
she contacted members of the
Pioneer Women. 81 was delighted
to find such large groups in both
cities" she said. She serves in the
honorary position of member OF
the editorial staff of the monthly
journal of the Pioneer Women.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-27

late past president of the organiza-
tons Western Federation. She will
present National Federation pins to
IA past presidents.
They include Mrs. Charles Kor-
rick, Mrs. Edward Friedman, Mrs.
Herman Lewkowitz, Mrs. Harold
Diamond, Mrs. Harry Stone, Mrs.
Henry Lesem, Mrs. Bert Diamond,
Mrs. Abe Korrick, Mrs. Hank
Bland, Mrs. John Kruglick, Mrs.
Ben Herzberg, Mrs. Hirsh Kaplan,
Mrs. Jarvis Weiss, and Mrs. Leo
Blumberg.
The late Mrs. Mary Strauss and
Mrs. Marian Feffer, also former
presidents, will be memorialized.
Mrs. David Goldberg and Mrs. AL
Curshem, former presidents, no
longer reside in Phoenix.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made with Mrs. Paul Sta
man, Al 3-2696; Mrs. Erwin Nei-
man, AM 6-9477, or at the temple
office, AM 5-1311.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-27
Dance Team
To Entertain

Dancers Helen and Sol Fisher
will join singer Stella Golfer OF
Los Angeles and the Mellow Tones
band in providing entertainment at
the Ladies Bikur Cholim New
Years Eve dinner-dance at the
Woman's Club, Third Avenue and
EARL DIR.
A kosher dinner, catered by Mir.
acle Mile Restaurant, will be cook
ed at Beth Ell Synagogue under
supervision of a mashgiah. Break
fast will be served at the synago-
que after 1:30 am.
Tickets, at Sc per plate, may be
obtained from Mrs. Jacob Good
kilNl, general chairman, AL 8-0994,
or from her co-chairman, Mrs.
Harry Kaidish, AM 6-2992. Other
chairmen are Mrs. Sol Geller, en-
tertainment; Mrs. 1. Shafran, pub
licity, and ]. H. Cohen, tickets.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-27
Beth Ell Sis+erhood Plans
To Honor Past Presidents

its past presidents in the
launching celebration following noon luncheon
the temple auditorium. o.,. .
Special guest ]. Zofness OF Encno Cal
Federation OF Temple Slsternooos