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DATA NJ CHATTER
BY DARCY DeMILLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD HARLEM Always said that OLA
living doll Seems the South American
press agree 1O1 cent.
charming reeabsh the good neghtbOr
policy during pa. in Rio de Janeiro.
Nixon demonstrators melted under the
beauty the Heraded in blazing headlines
ANTIDoTE HATE State Department
Dahanns goodwill
bassador.
ORCHIDS TO walked with the No spot
critics poll Musical Performance
a fol Broadway
ARMSTRONG will his the Illinois State Fair
starting Springfield
RUSSELL, THE DUKES OF DrIEIAND AND PEGGIE KING
also appearing
KNOW THAT-BnLY DANIELS the most initiated
song stylst in show biz?
really got eyeful opened
COPACABANA other week. Sitting
HOLDEN MONTGOMERY CLIFF, JOHNNY MATHIS AND VIC
delight audience sinatra Damone
Mathis Joined Ella in a song feast.
PEARL BAILEY linked a contract with the Flamingo
Vegas bring $36OOOO a period years
Speaking salary increases raiseazz pianist
AFiAD $1,000 years ago.
struggling pianist weekly salary
the moneybag brgade
at the Stardust and Desert Inn also in Las Vegas.
DEPRESSION ANYoNE???
DoRTHY cambridge will NOT Sing Bess in POrgy and
Bess voice will dubbed delightful
make album Of songs from the movie.
WHATEVER BECOME oF-sUGAR CHILE ROBINSON, TONI
HARPER KHROY??? BUTTONS aret tuning
salt and pepper-grey-GREY BUTTONS
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Oden.
On July 10, 1858 guests were :
Mrs. r. S. Harris, Mrs. Virginia
II. Greese Mrs. f. Leon Ramsey
Benton Harbor, Mich, Mrs. Harry
Nay, Mrs. Raydell F'inney, Charles
A. Hill, Torrance s. O'Toole, Ash
by Gasltins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Gum, Joseph r. Dillon, Jacob N
Gross, Richard w. Smith, Chicago,
H., William r. Pollard, Henry G.
Petticord, Charles Quigley, w. H
Dean and Charles L. Brooks.
Chester Oden ST., Rev. Floyd
Massey Jr., John NJ. Whitaker
John Crawford, Mathew Miree
Rev. Kneely Williams, Willie H
Brewer Jr., william Wade, Maceo
Moody, Beverly E. Roland, b.
McEachran, Mr.. and Mrs. f. N.
Speese, Mrs. Edna Bosley, Mrs.
Mary E. Parran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos r. Moffatt, Mrs. Phil II.
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon M. Smith
Mr.. r. s. Harris, asd Mrs. Peaches
Buford.
f. A. Preston, II. s. Brown. c.
r. Wright, Gordon w. Kirk, Mrs.
Clarence Schuck, Miss Joann Rich
ardson, Delane Lewis, w. A. Graf
wright, Richard Travis, Virgil
Hadley, Louis Scott, A. D. Clardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. A. ].
Dooley II. NJ. Tyler, Joseph Karth,
J. w. Crump, Walter Bledsoe, Mrs.
LYDIA A. Pillow, A. Buckley, Mrs.
Elwood Williams, Pleasant Breeder.
Mrs. William Radcliff, and Mrs
Virgil Thomas, Chicago, III.
Mr.. Carlos Moffatt, Mrs. Royal
Fl. Gooden, II. f. Cox, e. p. Graves
o. Griffin, Richard Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel Allen, Herman Tate
NJ. Love, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Anderson. Mrs. Russell Balenger
Regisald Clark, Kenneth Edwards.
Charles w. Glenn, Chester Green,
Erma Mazingo, Christine johnson,
Willis Clark, Mrs, Archie Ander-
son, Mrs. Essie Stewart, Mrs.
William Clark. Stepney Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Cunningham
A. V. johnson and A. L. Lucas.
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been cleared up.
"A course Of action was agreed
upon by the State Conferesce with
the consent OF the ~" chapter.
This includes the opinion Of our
legal redress committee on the
feasibility Of a tax payers suit.
"A recognition that the Univ
ersity faculty and student body
have been working upon the prob
lem for sometimes past. That over
the years several sororities and
fratersities have given up the bits
clauses" and that only a small
hard core" race and religious of
discriminating groups remain.
THE State Conference plans to
review the question at the beginn-
isg Of the Fan term. Future ac-
ton win be guided by the nature
OF the picture presented then.
"As far as the undersigned the
differences between the MOB and
the ~" chapter relative TO bias
clauses have been amicably re-
solved.
1T is our understanding that the
~" chapter agrees with us that
the NAACP has always been I'M
alterably opposed to all kinds of
discrimination and segregation SOL
ely on the basis Of color. II is
further our understanding that the
~" chapter is in accord with our
plans for dealing with the situa-
ton at the University OF Mime
sofa. Signed Rev. Denzil A.
Carly, president and Leonard II.
Carter, secretary, Minnesota State
Conference of Breaches.
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Guests Inspect
New Local 5l6
Union HeuduuurfeFs

Guests at the Twentieth An
niversary Celebration and Open
House OF Local 516 on July Il, In
cluded:
Harry w. Lewis, B. T. Holland,
w, II. whiteneE, d. F. Adams.
Frederick Darby, Seattle, Wash,
J. W. Kirby, Joseph l.. Patterson.
Inkster, Mich, ], p. Guilmont, J.
c. Ellis, B. c. Hanscom, Bob Will
son, J. 1. Steed, J. Christensen,
Joseph L. Donovan, ]. T. sigvert-
sen, Mrs. Cleat w. Oliver sr., Ern-
est c, Cooper, and Miles Lord.
c. d. Keumpf, @. r. Bichsel,
Melvin Robinson, r. A. Ward, ].
w. Cooper, Livingston, Mont. H.
J. Rafferty,. Ted Bies sr,, Mr.. and
Mrs, c. A. Pearson, Merrill N.
Robinson, John r. Lawrence, ].
b. Klassen, w. F. Paar, Beverly
Jones, Dolores Jones, Mrs. Joseph
Patterson. Inkster. Mich, Mrs. F.
slemmons, Mrs. James f. Allen,
Mr.. Glen c. Beck and Mrs. WI
liam B. Jones.
Mr.. w. r. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Bellamy, Mrs. Marie Larteri
1 Mr.. and Mrs. z. Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. o. f. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Brown, Curtis c
Chivers, Mrs. James II. Coleman
Cecil Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Darby. Clarence Schuck. Sol,
/ y Robins, Kenneth Tilsen, Erwin
| A. Peterson. T. o, Peterson Verbs
Horn. Armelda V. Torrant, ]
| Nathaniel Smith. Emma Il. Kirk
George l. Holland and Donald
Lewis.
Arlene Pallaggt, Mrs. II. S
Brown, II. s Brown, Mr., and Mrs
T. wardlaw, Robert F, VII
4 Hams, Helen Cartwright, Mrs
George w. Brooks, Mr.. Mary Edd,
inss. Tim Howard. Mrs. Leonart
II. Carter. Mrs. w. s. Bush, Mr.
w. s. Bush. Elmer Morris Mr.
and Mrs. Bryce Mitchell, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Prince Denman. Mr.. Clifford
Speese. stephen l. Maxwell. r
10. Hall, Mrs. Vernon Tinsley. Ed
ward Eastman. Lucille Hardin
Jack Henderson and Frank X
Thompson.
Isadore Freeman, Henry Bowers
Mrs. II. X. Richardson. Mr.. ast
Mrs. Leonard L. Davis, Mrs. Percy
Hughes. Mrs. Laura Mae Robins
Mrs Johnye Pierce, Mrs. Jessi,
Redmond. Darlene r. Hall. Mr.
| and Mrs. r. Charleston. Snow -
Dewey, James f. Patterson, Mrs
Thelna f. Butcher and Chester
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keeping with the fundamental
purpose OF the national organiza-
ton has always been materially
opposed 10 all kinds Of discrimina-
ton and segregation solely on the
basis Of an individuals color or
race.
1T was Inevitable, therefore
when the matter OF bias clauses
among fraternities and sororitles
at the University was made a
matter Of public discussion the
state Conference Of Branches
should take the definite position
that fraternities having such
clauses should be barred from OPP
Grating under ~" sanction, and
that one way Of bringing this
about might be through a tax
payers suit. The matter was re-
ferred 10 the state legal redress
committee.
1T was unfortunate that state
ments were published coming from
members OF the newly formed
University chapter Of the NAAcP
which seemingly sought TO mini
mize Importance OF bias clauses
and 10 defend the course Of action
pursued by the University in deal
ing with this problem.
at subsequent meetings be-
tween the state c. OF b., the ~"
chapter ana University representa-
tives the unequivocable opposition
Of the State Conference as a whole
to bias clauses was made crystal
clear.
1T Is our opinion that all dis
agreement between the State Con-
ference and the ~" chapter have
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DIR. RALsTON MITCHELL from Detroit Michigan was n
guest At the Criterion Club Ball In Milwaukee with Mrs
haeger ana Mr. and Mrs Mazngo 20 the
brother and asterinlaw Mr. and Mitchell sr OF
Minneapolis "
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Minnesota State C0nfab
NAACP Branches State
Position On Bias Clauses

statement outlining the current position Of the Minnesota
NAACP state body on the University Of Minnesota fraternity
and sorority bias problem issued this week by Rev
enz C president of the organization and Leonard Carter
secretary.
The statement printed verbatim says
The Minnesota State Conference Of NAACP Branches in
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EoR SAII
RIAL ESIATI FoR SAIE

FOR SALE BY OWNER
-Four room house. 1925 Carroll. By
appointment only. MI. 4-66eS.
RIFT
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MRS RUSSELL BALENGER, si9 Dayton, An
ony MaEngo ass Grotto morning from the
Criterion Clubs Annual Ball held at the Hotel
Wisconsin Saturday BasnEer houseguest
MI and Mrs James Dorsey while the Mazingos guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Thomas
breaasta dinners and Preceding Ball they at
Michigan
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who's Who
Wbo'sNew
Whore'sTooo
Whoi's To Do
(t. Paul
Opotlight
ny sKuERRE MAzTNGo
CA. B-2sAB

"a.
Montague 7e7 Igieha Ave- and also Of Mrs Theresa
mother Mrs Montague Mrs Walker left the
Cities BY train on Wednesday July TO-
MR. EMIL DoO CRAFT has been spirits weeks
illness that has confined him 70 bed Doc Craft who
resides higher spirits by card or
Of thoughtfulneas from his friends
CONGRATULATIONS July T. 1868 from state
senator Humphrey received this week
BY Mrs sherman Harper $50 Carroll Ave Senator Humphrey og
HapoTs Burr his graduation
Patcs Academy sidney Mr. BurrS was the first Negro
TO graduate from the school
THE NEPHEW or Mr. william Radcln. 1924 Central is
houguest OF Mr. and Mrs Radcliffe He Is Mr.
Wallace walaces visit will extend until
September
SUMMER BRINGS AN ARRAY of activities
among the dances at the Como lake
pavilion dances sponsored by city Fairgrounds Dept viii
be on Monday evenings 1880 pm
enjoyment during part Of the The pavilion dances will con
tnue for five weeks
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. visitor Chicago. Illinois, to the
Twins is Mr. Ronnie Burt summer houes Of Mrs Bernlce Wilson
family, win terminate his oweek visit
on sunday July 20
MR. AND MRS HERscHEL SMITH of Canton Mississippi were
guests Friday
July Mrs Harper and Mrs smith, together in Rodney
mississippi and renewed for the first time fourteen
yearsl
THE VIRGIL THoMAsEs OF CHICAGO. Illinois arrived sun
day July houseguosts Radcff
Central Ave The motored from Chicago win
SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS the 1908 camping session. dated
July Aug Aug Applications placed
at the ST. Paul Girl Scout Office s14 Globe Building
THOSE HERE attend the Twentieth Anniversary
Darby Seattle
Darby District They
guests Mr. and Mrs Harold Richardson STA
ALEXANDER BURRIs, Carroll formoraly
mted the charron
He viii begin the fall
MR. AND MRS, ROBERT PATTERSON W. Central have as
their houseguess this Joseph
Michigan The Pattersons
former Sc Paul residents have many past friendships
TWIN CITY RESIDENTS. Dorothy Britt SIS St Anthony
Mrs Louis Melton OF r Gin
from hngsport Tennessee motoed International
aota Saturday morning continued
guests at the famed Marlboro Hotel wnnepeg They
day morning Mr. and GIL houseguess Britt
and Melton,
MRS RUSSELL BALENGER Dayton and Mr. and Mrs An
thoy Mazingo ass Groo returned Tuesday morning
Criterion Clubs Annual Ball Schroeder Milwaukee
Wisconsin Saturday July ~ Baenger housegest OF
Mr. and Mrs James Dorsey while Mazngos were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph
breakfasts dinners and fashion Preceding Ball they at
tended cocktail party and after the affair enjoyed Lake
Michigan.
DR. RAISToN \. MITCHELL from Detroit Michigan was a
guest at the Criterion Club Ball returned with Mrs
baenger and Mr. and Mrs Mango with hi.
hnNha
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UPPER MIDWEST BRONZE
c0LF TOURNAMENT SCORES

(COntinued from Rage
Leroy Hill. Denver 1872
Cecil Watts, Chi. 1913
Howard Williams, Mpls. 1888
Tom Adair, MplB. 1853
Jack Howard, Mpls. 1873
Jay Taylor, Denver 1875
Gerald Anderson, Mpls. 165
Clarence Lawson, Chi. 1875
Freddie Slemmons, st. Paul 1877
Duke Coram, Orchard Gardens 1877
Vince Wilson, St Paul 1877
Wilbert Dugas, st. Paul 1888
Eugene Beatty, Ypsilanu 16s
Ralph Jones, st. Paul 1853
Franklin Seabrooks, Detroit 169
Charley Noble, Mpls. l69
Dr. George West, Detroit ITO
James Lee, st. Paul 40
Clyde Williams, Jr., st. Paul ITO
Robin Ingram III
Ted Bies, Jr., st. Paul 172
John williams, Mpls. 172
DR.. Walter Willis, Detroit 174
James II. Jackson, Ann Arbor 176
Howard Collins, Mpls. 176
Leroy Riess, Mpls. 176
Jimmy Bowman, Mpls. III
DIR. Wendell Cox, Detroit 176
Herbert Francois, Ypsilanu It's
Fred Ewing, Mpls. IFS
Rev. Carlyle Stewart, Detroit ITS
James Lassley, Mpls. 17s
Percy Stanley. Mpls. $50
Duke Adams, Chi. 1888
James Crowder, Mpls. 1873
Earl Bowman, Mpls. 1873
DR.. Art Boddie, Detroit 1874
Don Wheeler, st. Paul 1875
Bill McMoore, Mpls. 1875
Ohio Anderson, Decatur 1876
King Black, VIM, Can. 1856
Otis Turner, Mpls. 1856
Hezekiah Allen, Mpls. 1876
Harry Mays, Mpls. 1856
Ira Allen, st. Paul 1856
Joe Danforth, Mpls. 1856
DR.. Benjamin Seabroolks, DIT. 1877
Frank Schine, Wash, DC, 1877
Mike Ingram, Jr., Mpls. 1877
Richard Parker, Mpls. 1877
Walton Lewis, Detroit 1873
Ted Clark, Mpls. 101
Vernon Stevenson, Denver 191
Jimmy Miller, Mpls. 1914
warfield Griffis 1876
Lucien Willis, st. Paul 1876
f. A. Bundley, Chi. 1875
Hosea Johnson, 1876
John Thomas, Geneva, Switzd 1877
Norman Minis, Mpls. 1913
Thaddeus Nicholas, Mpls. 200
Norman Davis, St. Paul POI
Glen Pullens, Mpls. 202
John Nellie, Mpls. 202
Tony Saunders, st. Paul 203
Kenneth Wallace, Mpls. 204
Leland Carriger, Mpls. 205
Bob Haynes, S. Falls 206
Jesse Shelton, Mpls. 20s
DR.. Frank Haugh, Jr., K.C. 20s
Richard Mann, st. Paul 213
o. j. Thornton, Mpls 213
Edward Manderville PIG
Tommy Brown, st. Paul PIT
Royal H. Gooden, St. Paul 23O
Marvin Crawford 231
Ted Allen, st. Paul 237
WOMEN
Eolene Thornton, L. A. 1877
Alyce Stewart, Detroit IT'S
Ruth Landry, Mpls. POI
Marie Murphy. Baltimore 2Os
Matte Armstrong, Chi. 213
zozell Sleet, St Paul 225
Judy Campbell, Chi. 235
Viola Johnson, Des Moines 247
Flo Dugas, st. Paul 272
Florence Mays. Mpls. 276
Mary Ingram, Mpls. 2ss
Marion Williams withdrew after Is
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Almost About
~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~---
Every thing
Nov YorI. Writer LabeIs susur Boy Insrate
BY PERCY VILLA

My good Borde publisher of the Weekly
Boxing published city, Borden noted for his
reporting who opinion is tops gentle
a writer this weeks issue he writes:
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09

raising efforts of the jewish 1eoer-'
atoms and welfare funds through
out the country. Up to the mo-
ment. the declarations and welfare
funds have raised this year ABOUT
$18 OOOO 900 and this is exactly tne
total they raised last year by May
/.
SOME communities show de-
crease, others show an increase
while on the whole most communi-
ties register the same level OF
giving as last year. The increase
comes mostly from the small con-
tributors, not from the big givers.
Local economic conditions have
much TO do with the increase or
decrease in giving. 1t is perhaps
interesting to note that In Detroit
hardest hit by depression-two
out of each 10 contributors mcreas-
ed their giving to the community
campaign this year, while only one
out of 10 decreased his contribu-
ton.
INSIDE z. o. A.: The fight for
the post of president of the zionist
Organization of America Is begin
ming to develop feverishly, al
though there are still few months
before the ZOA convention.
Leading contenders are Jacques
Torczyner and Rabbi Max Nuss-
baum. The former was endorsed
this week by a number OF large
Zionist regions along the Atlanuc
coast, while the latter has secured
endorsement in the Los Angeles
area.
THE QUESTION is whether DR.:
Emanuel Neumann, the present
zOA president. will choose to STAND
for reelection. There are sentl-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
Brundeis Scholarship Winner
P|uns Pre-MedicuI Studies

Allen Mpschulz Of 42O4
been awarded tuition scholarship to Brandes Un
will enroll in peneolcal uoy program Inc
school is a Watham, Mass 4
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09

reached the top 800 in a Westing-
house Corp. talent search contest
and won honorable mention In a
Future Scientists of America con-
test. He received an award in a
state mathematics teachers con-
test.
President of Beth Israel Tenn
pie Youth Group, Bernard won the
Optimists' citywide oratorical con-
test and serves on the national
executive board of the National
Federation of Temple Youth.
He is a member of the student
and class councils at West High
and has earned membership in
Parnassus, National Honor Society,
Key Club, and Masque and Gavel.
He served as youth co-chairman
of the Jewish Community Center's
Mayfair and received a scholar
ship to California's Camp Sarato-
ga, leadership training center for
| Jewish youth.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
Dinner. PortyS Set
By Bikkur Choim

Phoenix Bikkur Cholim will hold
a dinner and card party at 5 p. m.
May 18 at the Jewish Community
Center, with proceeds going to
the Kivel Home.
Mrs Sylvia Klein and Mrs. Anna
Schwartz are dinner chairmen'
Mrs Peggy Goldin and Mrs. Ben
Mayer are ticket chairmen.
Hospitality committee members
are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rabin-
owitz. Mrs. Samuel Schlossberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Morrison;
Mrs Mollie Stein, Mrs. I. Weiner
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pickelner, Mrs
Sam Olsher, Louis Wahl, Mrs
Lena Abramovitz, Mrs. Regina
Nobel. and Mrs. Ida Eisenberg.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09

ments among ZOA leaders to or
ganize a draft Neumann" cam
paign and secure DR.. Neumann' S
agreement to remain in the presi-
dental post for another term.
In the meantime, to avoid bad
blood among the aspirantS and
their followers, a committee may
be formed by the zOA leadership
to consider naming a candidate
for the ZOA presidency upon whom
all could agree. Such a candidate
when agreed upon, will then be
presented to the ZOA convention
for acceptance.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09

SAY you SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
B'nai Birth To Hear
ATTORNEY General

Arizona Attorney General Robert
Morrison will be guest speaker at
the B'nai Birth Lodge 800 meet
ing Tuesday at the Jewish Com
munity Center.
Morrison will present a resume
of his term in office and describe
plans for his campaign for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomina-
ton. Refreshments will follow the
meeting.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
Obituaries

Mr.. Aaron Levy, president OF
Lewis department store in Tucson,
died at Tucson April 20 at the
age of 54. He suffered heart
attack last January. Born IN the
back of his fathers store at Doug
las, he was graduated from the
University of Arizona in 1925. He
and his brother, Leon, developed
their store into one of Arizona s
largest.
Mr. Sam Feilhart, 46, died Feb.
"a in Phoenix. Funeral and burlal
services were held in Phoenix.
He is survived by a brother, q
sister, and relative In Israel.
Mr.. Bernard Newman, ST, died
of accident injuries April rs IN
Phoenix. Funeral services were
held at Grimshaw Mortuary April
20. Burial was in Beth FL Gene
tery Rabbi Carol Klein and the
Rev. Uri Frenkel officiated.
Born In Elizabeth, N. j., Mr.
Newman came to Phoenix in 1861
and resided at 1708 E. Indian
School Rd. He was retired.
He is survived by two sisters
Mrs. Louis Lipow, 1911 E. Vermont
Ave-, and Miss Sarah Newman
17O8 E. Indian School Rd., and 9
brother, Maurice, of Newark, N. J
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Plans Gift To Temple

Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood
will present a gift to the temple
in honor of the sisterhood's 25th
anniversary at this Fridays $3.50
D. m. Sabbath services. Sister
hood officers will participate in
the services.
The sisterhood's 10 a. m. Moth
er's Day breakfast for congrega-
ton members Sunday on the tenn
pie patio will be followed by a spe-
cial Mothers Day service in the
/ sanctuary.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
Free Loan Group
In Fund Campaign

A campaign to obtain funds for
loans to individuals in need Is be-
ing conducted by the Phoenix jew
ish Free Loan Association.
Donations are So for member
ship, $40 sponsor, $25 donor, $50
life member, and 500 and up, en-
dowment. Leon Francis is presi-
dent of the group, which meets
from 10 a. m. to noon each Sun
day at the Jewish Community Gen.
ter.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
Chapter Sets Election

The Phoenix Chapter of the jew
ish National Home for Asthmatic
Children will elect new officers at
an $3.50 p. m. meeting May II at
the Jewish Community Center. A
social will follow the meeting.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
Temple Dedication

Temple Beth Sholom of Mesa
dedicated its new synagogue at
First and Mcdonald streets last
Sunday with a formal ceremony.
The congregation met at members
homes until it obtained the synago-
que TX months ago.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-05-09
RETVEEN YOU AND NE
Fund Campaigns
Feeling Pinch
photo by Bob MarkOw
BY BORIS SMOLAR
,Convright. 1858, JTA, Inc.)

aor Jewish organizations conducting independent Embarrassing
beginning the effects of the economic depression
neceased contributions OF them to introduce
ora Of economy major in secondary programs
has far not affected the 1uno-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

In this district, largest in
the county, Hal Lackey of
One Of series cbout condidotes in
the nearby Maryland primories
Moy 20.
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School Board
Rules Smith
Can StoyOn

The Montgomery County
Board Of Education last night
received a ruling from State Of
f1cials that Lathrop e. Smith,
president of the board, may
legally serve out his term de-
spite a question about his resi-
dence.
Board member Wylie w. Bar
rows raised the question re-
Gently because Mr.. Smith had
moved from the county's third
district (Poolesville- Rockville
Jamestown to the second dis
trict (Clarksburg- Gaithersburg-
Barnesville).
Thomas G. Pullen, jr., State
superintendent Of chools,
ruled that residency applies
only at the time Of election.
Mr.. Pullen said Maryland
Attorney General C. Ferdinand
Sybert concurs in his opinion.
FIVE of Montgomery's seven
board members are elected from
districts and two are elected at
large. However, voting for all
of them is on a countrywide
basis.
Mr.. Smith was elected from
the third district. He has moved
to the second district from
which Willard G. McGraw was
elected to the board. Mr.. Bar
rows. who raised the question,
was elected at large.
Board members also met last
night with an advisory COM
mittee which has begun study
of q merit pay plan for the
county school system.
The 15-member committee
composed Of a cross-section of
county residents and teachers
will look into the desirability
of setting up a better pay for
better teachers"
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Silver Spring Board OKs~
Central Fire Alarm System

Silver Spring fire officials last
might unanimously approved
regulations for a Montgomery
County central fire alarm sys-
TEN.
Chief David B. Gratz OF the
Silver Spring Volunteer Fire
Department said the depart
ment's board Of trustees rati-
field the regulations but, at the
same time, proposed three
changes. One Of these was
elimination of a rule barring
fire dispatchers from giving in
formation Of any kind to the
public or press.
The trustees also declared the
proposed central alarm system
should provide for maintenance
of the Bethesda Fire Depart
ment's radio station as a stand
by facility to be operated under