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The frontiersman., 1957-11-07
Bowling Building
Completion Assured
For This Winter

The up-and- coming home of
the Palmer Bowling Center is
progressing satisfactorily, it was
reported this week. With the
walls up and the roof now TAX
ing shape. completion this win
Ter is virtually assured, directors
of the Center said.s
The organizers stated this week
that this is not just a, private
venture that it is an area-w wide
venture and that the completion
date is nearing. They stated they
are stressing stock sales so the
order may be placed for the
bowling equipment. '.The Palmer
Bowling Center is your project.
We urge you to support it now
said Robert Johns and Norman
Fartung, two of the organizers.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-07
HARVEST DINNER
TICKETS SELL WELL

Tickets are selling very well
for the harvest dinner to be serv-
ed by members Of the Butte Fire
Association On Saturday night,
November 8, committee members
reported this week. The dinner
will be served between > and 8
pm, followed by an evening Of
entertainment. The public is in.
vited to attend. Those who have
not yet purchased tickets may
get them ait the door at the Butte
Community Hall Saturday night.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-07

Pointing out many advantages
Alaska will experience when
Statehood is granted, Senator
Ernest Gruening On Wednesday of
this week told members of the
Matanuska Valley Chamber Of
Commerce that "we can not af-
ford not to have Statehood.
He emphasized this statement
by pointing to the many discrirn-
The frontiersman., 1957-11-07

pairs, welding and other related
shop work programs will be pre-
sented", Hanks said
All farmers persons interested
in farming, including valley
youths, are invited to attend the
short courses. There will be no
charge made for any of the cour-
SEES.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-07

Students at the high school en-
loyed themselves this past Fri
day night when the junior class
sponsored a dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
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Modern as the minute, this new insurance offers
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converted to permanent insurance. If your wife dies
before you, her insurance becomes payable and, in
addition, you receive $3.50 of term coverage until
you reach age IS.
FOR YOUR CHILDREN $1,000 Of term insurance
each insured child which expires his age u or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

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OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES: Newly arrived babies
from the age of days to months are covered for
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So why not make both present and future more
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insure yourself, your wife and your children all
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The Arizona post., 1957-05-10

Appeal. Community delegates
to the Council also will be
elected at the affair.
MORE THAN 200 Tucson
ans are expected to attend
the dinner.
Elmer Pres sent, Morris
Shanhouse and Benjamin N.
Brook will be honored for
long and continuing service
to the Tucson Jewish commu-
nifty. Mr.. Present and Mr..
ShanhouSe have been lay
leaders in the Tucson Jewish
community for more than 10
years. Mr.. Brook serves as
executive director of the
Council, Center and also of
the CJA..
Four other men also will be
honored for their community
efforts which eliminated in
this years successful CJA
campaign.
They are Harry Gilberg,
David N. Ginsburg, Henry H.
Kaufman and Morris c. Ros-
enbaum.
All four were cited for their
direction and leadership of
vital community enterprises.
Awards will be given other
.CJA leaders, too.
The $50 pm. dinner will
be preceded by cocktails at
600 pm. Joseph Myerson
heads the dinner committee
and William Gordon the
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10

WITH SUCH an opening,
the drive is expected to carry
over $4,000 in bonds to aid
Israeli industrial and agricul-
tural developments. The Tue
son bond sale already has sur
passed a similar drive in
Phoenix which raised juSt
over $4,000 in sales.
A cross-section of the lead
ership of the Jewish commu-
nifty, headed by Honorary
Chairmen of the anniversary
event, Rabbi Albert T. Bill
gray and Rabbi Marcus Bre-
ger, by DR.. Leonard Weiner,
Chairman of the affair and by
Henry H. Kaufman, Chair
man of the Tucson Commit
tee for Israel Bonds, has as.
sured all-out a { e n d nee
through its work of the previ.
Gus weeks.
Kaufman stated today that
Israel Bond investments of
the Tucson Jewish commu-
nifty have increased with each
year. "Tomorrow's celebra-
tion," he stated, Should bring
us to a record high in the
cause of Bond sales for Isra-
els economic security"
Members of the committee
staging tomorrow's gather
ing, which is open to the pub
lie, include presidents of the
following organizations: Ha-
dassah, Pioneer Women, Rish-
ona Chapter and Sheva Tigay
Chapter, Tucson Zionist Dis
trict, B'nai Birth Lodge and
Chapter, National Council of
Jewish Women, Workmen'S
Circle, Congregation Anshei
Israel and Sisterhood, Temple
Emanuel and Sisterhood and
Congregation Young Israel
and Sisterhood.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
Urgent Appeal
Issued For
CJA Cash

An urgent appeal for the
payment of pledges to the
1857 Combined Jewish Ap-
peal has been issued by Da-
vid N. Ginsburg, general
chairman.
"On May Is we must re-
pay bank loans of approx
mately $3O,0OO," Mr.. Gins
burg declared.
Therefore it is essen
tial that those who have
made pledges send cash in
quickly. We would greatly
appreciate the cooperation
of our community"
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
Subscribe Now At
HALF The Cost!

If you're not a regular
subscriber to THE AR1-
IONA POST and receiving
this issue, it is because we
want you to take advan-
tage of a wonderful offer.
For a limited time you can
subscribe to the POST and
get free theater tickets
worth half the price of an
annual subscription. See
Page Nine for further de-
tails.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
.AJC Attacked
By Council

NEW YORK (JTA) - The
American Jewish Committee
was strongly attacked at the
four-day annual conference of
the American Council for Ju-
daism. Leaders of the Com
mittee were charged with
acting "as ZionistS while they
call themselves non-ZioniSts. /"
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
Anshei Changes
Meeting Date

The annual membership
and elections meeting of
Congregation Anshei Israel
has been postponed from May
13 to May II, it was announc-
ed by Joseph Fishman, act
ing president.
The postponement was nee
essitated by the death of
Congregation President Hy-
men D. Goldberg.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10

*For O descriptive story on
lsroel iodoy offer nine years
Of independence, see Poge
IL.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10

auditorium of Temple Ema-
NULL. The affair is being held
in behalf of the State of Israel
bonds. There is no admission
charge and refreshments will
be served.
MIR. LORCH currently is
director of information for
the Israeli consul general for
the IL western states with of
ficeS in Los Angeles. He holds
the rank of lieutenant colonel
in the Israeli defense forces.
Also featured on the pro-
gram will be Marty Drake,
star of TV, night clubs and
movies. He has appeared on
the Ed Sullivan and Jackie
Gleason shows and also is a
recording artist.
The drive for the sale of
Israeli bonds in Tucson may
hit record proportions this
year. An opening dinner CIV
EN- by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bittker at the Ell Dorado
Lodge saw $64,5 in Israeli
bonds purchased.
One of the top purchasers
was the Hebrew Free Loan
Association of Tucson which
purchased $4,000 in bonds.
Leo Rackoff is president OF
the association.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
Attack BY Coiro

KENYA (JTA) - Incite-
ments against Jewish resi-
dents of East Africa have
been broadcast in the Swahili
language from Cairo by the
Egyptian Government broad
casting service.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
Ref orm Leaders Attack Council

The Union of American Hebrew Congregations,
meeting in Toronto scored the American Council Tor
Judaism for employing methods "to undermine exist
ing congregations and for furnishing material for
professional antiSemites" Judge Solomon Elsner OF
Hartford Conn., was named chairman of the national
board. Mrs Henry Monsky of Los Angeles National
Sisterhood president, and Rabbi Jay Kaufman OF
New York vice-president.
A record $500 immigrants landed in Israel on
MAY s. It was the largest number to arrive in single
day The u S. state department says it will support
bill to admit 5000 prosecuted Egyptian Jews to this
country The American Council for Judaism also
is supporting the action.
American Legion Asks Israel Support
The American Legion has passed resolution
urging u S. support of Israel and blasting Egyptian
President Nasser for his Communist attachments
The Legion asked the u S. to guarantee Israel rights
in the Suez Canal and Gulf of Akaba vital to basic
American interests Israeli Army Chief Moshe
Davan spared the lives of three convicted Arab Fed
aveen this week. 538 students graduated this week
from Hebrew University. American Jews have
been asked to purchase 500 million in Israeli bonds
this year
Sammy Davis Jew At Heart
Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., disclosed this week
that he recently became Jew at heart" but had
decided against formal acceptance because such an
act might be misunderstood as publicity stunt
He disclosed that he had attended services at
Tenple Emanuel in San Francisco where the rabbi
"gave me basic answers.
# was on the rabbits advice, he told New York
teevision audience that he decided against formal
act of conversion adding that Zone day hope really
4 to become Jew"
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
awards committee.

awards committee.
DAVID KRAMER, Council
president, will preside at the
dinner meeting.
Reservations for the dinner
may be made by calling the
Council office, MA 4-8603,
Cost of the dinner is $3.50 per
person.
Mrs. Paul Sgutt chairs the
reservations committee. Mrs.
Jack PoSner and Miss Jean
|nette Brown will be in charge
lof decorations.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
AT Awards Banquet
At Awards Banquet
= TUcsoniunS
To Be Honored

Seven Tucsonans will be honored for community service
leadership the first annual Tucson Jewish Commu
nifty Council dinner May % at the Center.
The dinner, open to the public also will hlghllght a
victory celebration successful 1857 Combined Jewish
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
The Arizona Post
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News
World Honors Israel independence

World Honors Israel Independence
The world is haing Israel as it marks its ninth
anniversary of independence as free and democratic
state. In Tel Avv half-a-million Israeis lined the
streets to cheer five-mileong parade In New York,
Paris London and in other capitals of the world huge
rallies and celebrations have been held. More than
10000 heard DR.. Nahum Goldman speak on the Is
raeli anniversary in Buenos Aires. And 10000 over
flowed the Mall in Central Park for record breaking
rally
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
Tucson SuIUtes
IsrueNs Ninth


Natanel Lorch, chief military historian for Israel will
be the key speaker Saturday May H. the Tucson Jewish
community gathers to celebrate the ninth anniversary of
the independence of Israel.
The anniversary celebration will be held at pm in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Wise Will Retire
As Manager Of
Richmond Papers

RICHMOND. Dec. IL R.--
John Dana Wise win retire De-
cember 81 as vice president and
general manager Of Richmond
Newspapers. Inc. d. Tenant
Bryan president of the cor
poration. announced yesterday.
Mr.. Bryan. also publisher OF
the Richmond Times-Dispatch
and Richmond News Leader.
said Mr.. Wise viii continue as
"a director and viii serve as q
consultant In an advisory ca
pacity.
Mr.. Wise came TO Richmond
in 1885 as president and pub
Usher Of the Ttmes-Dispatch
and was named business man
ager OF Richmond Newspapers,
Inc. In 1910. A short time later
he was elected vice president
and became general manager
IN 1912.
A native Of Barnwell. 8. C..
Mr.. Wise was educated at the
University Of South Carolina
and has been In newspaper
work and allied fields since 1918
except for Navy service in World
War I.
He was named publisher Of
the Columbia. s. c.. Record IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Soviet Press
Warns NATO

MOSCOW, Dec. "A P).-The
Soviet Army newspaper Red
Star said today NATO nations
are Matching aggressive plans
that could turn Europe into
an "stomic graveyard"
The warning was part Of an
increasingly shrill campaign in
the Soviet press as delegates
arrived In Paris for the NATO
summit conference.
The newspaper Soviet Ayia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
BY the Associated Press

Five Sepators--all Republi-
cans---and eight Representa-
tives are quitting their seats.
running for other Offices. or
considering candidates. for diff
ferent positions In 1858.
Senate and House campaign
committees furnished this In
formation yesterday. They said
indications are that. as pri-
mary dates approach. more
House members may take adj
vantage Of retirement privi-
ieges and give up their seats.
Health and personal reasons
are the principal explanations
given by those voluntarily re-
ring-four from the Senate
and three from the House,
Committee officials say II is
Just q coincidence that all in
this group are Republicans.
Some: too. could change their
minds.
Payne May Reconsider
II has been rumored for ex-
ample that Senator Payne. Re-
publican of Maine. who an
nounced last November IL that
he would not seek reelection,
might reconsider and offer as q
candidate in the June 10. 1858
primary. He Is 81 years old.
Other Senators who are re-
firing are Senator Jenner. Re-
publican Of Indiana. ~: H.
Alexander Smith. Republican
OF New Jersey. IT, and Martin.
Republican Of PENNSYLVANIA, Is.
Senator Knowland. Republican
Of California. 80. has announced
he will run fe- Governor, Al
though Senator Spewland re-
peatedly has stated he will
serve as Governor II elected. the
move Is considered in some
circles as a preliminary 10 his
{ possibly seeking the presiden-
tial candidacy In 1860
I House committee officials say
/ those who have announced
they viii retire from that
branch are Representatives
Holmes, Republican Of Wash
ington: Scudder. Republican oi
California. and Nicholson,
Republican Of Massachusetts,
Representative Engle. Democrat
Of California plans to run for
Senator Knowland's seat next
year.
In addition. they list the fol-
lowing as possible candidates
for the Senate: Representatives
Kean. Republican Of New Jer-
sey. and Byrd. Democrat OF
West Virginia.
Dies To Quit House
Representative Sadlak. Re-
publican Of Connecticut. Is
mentioned as a possible candi-
date for Governor in his State.
while Representative Dies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Venezuela Set
10 Vote Today

CARACAS. Dec. IA R.--
With the last vestiges OF public
opposition evidently under con-
troll. Gen. Marcus Perez Jim
enez is ready TO get himself re-
elected tomorrow as president
Of Venezuela.
There Is no opposition candi-
date. Voters will receive an en-
velope with two cards. q blue
for yes" and a red for no"
They are TO place one in the
envelope. discarding the other.
The yes" card also means a
vote for a government-nomi-
mated list for parliament. There
/ is no opposition list. as there
was In the 1852 election from
which Gen. Perez Jimenez
Sprang TO power.
The opposition Republican
Democratic Union candidates
ran ahead in first returns for
election Of a constituent assem-
bly, that year. The government
counted a victory for It's side
In the end. after shutting OF
public announcement Of pre-
liminary returns
Then the. three-man military
junta which had held power
resigned and Perez Jimenez
became provisional president.
The constituent assembly later
named him president for q
five-year term and eventually
adopted an election law calling
for tomorrow's plebiscite TO give
the general another five-year
term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Thailanders TO Vote

BANGKOK. Dec. IA R.-
Thailand goes through the mo-
tons of general elections to-
morrow. No one seriously ex-
poets a shift in political power.
Marshal Sarit Thanarat and
his advisers have committed
themselves TO a pro-Western.
ti-Communist policy which
will keep Thailand firmly
aligned to SEATO.
The election may give some
indication Of what effect a
violently anti-American. anti
SEATO press campaign has had
on the average Thai citizen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
S in Senate, 8 in House
Giving Up Scots in '58

Democrat OF Texas. an at-larse
member. will be forced to quit
the House under q Texas redis-
tricting law. Mr.. Dies may run
for the Senate.
Next years elections viii I'LL
81 Senate seats now held by 20
Republicans and ~ Democrats;
ass House seats now divided
among asa Democrats and 20l
Republicans. including vacan-
cies. and 50 governorships now
held by 20 Democrats and IS
Republicans.
Only four States--Illinois.
Kentucky, Louisiana and North
Carolina--will not have State
wide elections for Senator or
Governor next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

ton said Friday that BoviGa
armed forces are on . con-
slant alert for instant retalia-
ton against NATO bases ring-
ing the Soviet Union.
Red Star said the NATO
plans we're drawn up BY the
United States and call for
'large-scale operations with the
use Of weapons Of mass de-
struction."
These Soviet charges sem
from United States mover to
set up rocket bases In Western
Europe. The Kremlin --4ever
sensitive to o buildup In West
ern defenses-has interpreted
this move as an aggressive one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

have Joined the national coun-
ell OF the Atlantic Union Com
mittee. Elmo Roper, commit
tee president, announced.
The committee is dedicated
TO promoting greater unity
among the peoples of the West
ern democrRcies. MIR. Roper ex-
MANNED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Bruce Cotton Joins
Atlantic Union Group

bruce Cation. author and
Washington correspondent for
the Newspaper Enterprise AS
soelation. and Abraham We
reide. president Of Interna.
national Christian Leadership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

1891 and later that year be-
came publisher Of three other
newspapers--the Augusta Ca }
Chronicle. and the Spartan
burg ts. c. Herald and Jour
nal.
Mr.. Wise, who viii be so later
this month. and his wife plan
to move to Northumberland
County after his retirement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Trude Lunch Slotes
World Affairs PcneI

Five Washington news cor
respondents viii discuss inter-
national affairs at q Board Of
Trade luncheon meeting at
1880 pm. Tuesday in the oc-
cidental Restaurant.
Panel members are TO be
Max Freedman OF the Man
chester Guardian. England. DR..
Werner Imhoof. Neu Zuercher
Zeitung. Switzerland: John
King Of the Journal of Com
merce. United States: Keith
Kyle OF the Economist. Eng
land. and Roy Otake Of the
KYODO News Agency. Japan
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Air Reserve Center
Recruit Drive Set

The Washington Air Reserve
Center yesterday announced a
recruiting drive aimed at enlist
ing 300 men and women, prefer
ably those with previous Air
Force experience.
1t. Col. ROLAND J. Lund, the
center commander. said that in
most cases persons who have had
previous service with the Air
Force can reenlist in the grade
they held before they were dis
charged.
The Air Reserve provides in
struction in administrative. sup
ply, aircraft engine and me-
chanical fields. The courses are
given in Temporary Building x,
Nineteenth and East Capitol
streets, opposite the National
Guard Armory,
Evening star., 1957-04-21

WEATHER FORECAST-Showers due for most Of the
Rockies the eastern portion OF the Great Basin region
the interior sections OF Pennsylvania and New York and
the extreme northern limits Of the Northern New England
states Snow may fall In the higher elevations OF the
Rockies Showers and thundershowers slated for the
central and Southern Plains the Lower Mississippi Valley
and the Appaachians and most of the Gulf States-AP
Wrephoto Map.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

ing a To-day Easter recess last
Friday. It was the hassle between
Mr.. Summerfield and many
House Democrats that tied up
the Second Urgent Deficiency
Bill" for weeks.
When the legislators return
from the recess April 20 they
will plunge into a mighty sea Of
appropriation bills. The Senate
has not yet taken up any of the
eight 1858 measures passed by
the House. but will go to work on
them early in May. The House
meanwhile will begin graphing
with the biggest and most con-
troversial of the remaining six
1858 bills. those for the Defense
Department. Agriculture Depart
ment, public works projects, and
foreign aid.
Somewhere in the May-pole
round Of appropriation bill de-
bates will materialize a Third
Urgent Deficiency Bill for 1887 .
AT least one Senator will be in
there swinging. Senator Malone.
Republican Of Nevada, talked
and tried unsuccessfully for sew
Eeral hours last week to include
Fin the first supplemental a SO
lmillion item for Government
purchase Of strategic materials.
He and several colleagues from
Western mining States intend to
fight for inclusion of that sum
lin q later supplemental. -
Evening star., 1957-04-21

Rises sets
Sun, today 5.lIa.m am n m
Sun, tomorrow 5.2a am H,hY n m
Moon, today l2.44am. 1913 a m
Aul1mobiie iiRnts must De turned Oh
one-han hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

nished the down payment for
new homes and new businesses.
For many persons. it has made
possible a more comfortable and
secure retirement II has pro-
vided protection against unex-
pected adversely for millions Of
our citizens.
40 Million Own Bonds
To-day. 40 million Americans
own over SAL billion in Series E
and H bonds. We want to see
more people continually buying
more bonds so that savings bonds
provide even greater financial
protection for our people in the
years ahead and. at the same
time, help assure the economic
stability of our country.
II invite every citizen to take
advantage of the opportunity of
investing in the now better-than-
ever United States Savings
Bonds"
The President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover. who flew here Thursday
afternoon for their annual Eas-
ter-time vacation at their cot
tage on the Augusta National
Coli Club grounds. plan to at
tend Easter services tomorrow
morning at the Reid Memorial
Presbyterian Church.
Play Bridge in Evening
Secretary and Mrs. Humphrey
will accompany their hosts to
church. The Humphreys few
down from Washington Friday
evening for a long weekend So
cial visit at the Eisenhower va
cation cottage--a repayment OF
hospitality the Eisenhowers
have enjoyed each February for
the last four years at the
Humphrey plantation near
ThomasyiIle. Ga.
While Mr.. Humphrey doesn't
play golf and so cannot share
the Presidents major activity
here. White House Press Secre-
tary James c. Hagerty said he
seems to be enjoying" his visit.
The President and his Treasury
secretary played bridge last
night with friends at the club.
Just how long MIR. and Mrs.
Eisenhower will remain here has
not been announced. They are
expected to stay through next
week at least-possibly a few
days longer. The Humphreys
are expected to return to WASH
.ington about the middle Of the
week.