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The Nome nugget., 1958-12-03
Daisy Duck In Distress

WEST ORANGE, N. J., R " Police Sergeant Thomas McDon- aid and duck named Daisy have held their second annual disaster clinic on Vincent Pond, spontan- eous and unrehearSed.
 Daisy, as she did last year, spent the night on the ponds fro- zen surface after it proved too slippery for her to walk back to shore.
 Mcdonald and Andrew Olson, Daisy's youthful owner, finally got the duck back with the aid of weighted ropes and a cornmeal. lure.
 'fNot again." was McDonald's only comment when he saw the land-loving ducks predicament. After Mondays rescue, the sedate Daisy went home with Olson.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-03

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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-14

ed for the prospective leaders in
Greenwich, Conn.,, where they lis
tened to Jewish community affairs
experts. 1--WE were completely iso-
lated from everything-we lived
and breathed the new training pro-
gram," commented Mrs. Harris.
EACH GRADUATE of this inten-
sive work session is now engaged
in matchmaking two demonstra-
ton sections. Phoenix has been cho-
sen as one such section and Mrs.
Harris was here to set up the me-
chanicS for the local seminar.
She conferred with Mines. NAL
vim Kartus, Phoenix section presi-
dent: Leonard Krell,. and Phillip
Nevins, coordinator for the new
program locally, and Mrs. Joseph
Hacker, publicity chairman. \
Council work has been one of
Mrs. Harris activities for the
past 61s years, but it's by no means
her only outside interest. She is
a former Section president. She
serves on community drives in her
hometown of Long Beach. Calf,
and participates in many other Or
ganizations. She is secretary of the
Jewish Community council and
serves Girl Scouts, Order of the
Eastern Star, Hadassah, Brandeis
university chapter, United Order
of True Sisters. and the Medical
auxiliary.
COUNCIL satisfies a need for
me" was Mrs. Harris explanation
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-14
Center Adults Schedule
Mardi Gras Festival

Center Adults, social and service
group, will sponsor the Jewish
Community Center's third annual
Mardi Gras Festival starting at
9 p. m. March AZ at the center.
The Harold Kay Combo will pro-
vide dance music. Entertainment
is planned. Proceeds will go to
the Edith K. Baum Camp Scholar
ship Fund which enables needy
children to attend the center dav
camp.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-14

Gliding from career in dance
instruction to club work was a
piece of fancy footwork which has
brought great personal satisfaction
to the life of Mrs. Zigmore Harris.
Mrs. Harris, a recent Phoenix
visitor, is a national consultant for
the National Council of Jewish Wo-
men, Inc. She was one of 20
women chosen as trainees for the
NCJW's nationwide C m m unitv
leadership training program.
A two-week seminar was conduct
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-14
NCJW consuItont Finds Inner Reward
In Switch From Dancing TO Club Work
photo by Bob Markow)

of the many hours she devoteS to
this particular activity. She prais-
ed council for the fact that it
helps on three levels: locally. ma
tionally and internationally.
I'VE help where the need exists,
but when that need has been full
filled, we step out and turn to an
other area where we can be of as
sistance."
Mrs. Noise Calm. national pre-
sident. stated that the training pro-
gram will give intensive orienta-
ton on the role of the Jewish wo-
man today in serving the Jewish
and general communities to the
NCJW's 10000 members through
out the country"
MRS. HARRIS entered Council
activities because work kept her
husband, an anaesthesiologiSt, away
from home much of the time. and
it is through his cooperation and
understanding that she is able to
give so greatly of herself.
Her children, Pamela and Char
les. have not baked about sharing
their mother and no longer inquire
if they may go along on the trips
that Mrs. Harris takes. but they
are always eager to know when she
will return home.
Mrs. Harris, who studied journal
ism at Northwestern University.
operated her own school of dane
ing and was in the entertainment
field before she married.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-14

applications and will accept others
from persons obtaining necessary
forms from the Jewish Social Ser
vice at the Jewish Community Gen.
ter. A brochure giving admissions
information is available at the SER
vices office.
Norman Mendelsohn chairman
of the Kivel boards religious acti-
vities committee, presided over the
formal dedication. Rabbis NAL
colin Cohen, Philip Jaffa, A. l..
Krohn, Carol Klein, Albert Plot
kin, and Elozor Weiss and Cantors
Uri Frenkel and Maurice Chester
participated.
SAMUEL SHAPIRO, the homes
vice president, greeted an assem-
bly, of more than 200, and Nat Sill
verman, Morris Meckler, and Mrs.
Hirsh Kaplan spoke on memorials.
membership. and auxiliary oppor-
tunities. Hirsh Kaplan. the boards
executive secretary opened the
doors as a symbol of welcome from
the staff, Superintendent Celia
Bramson and Mrs. jeanette Multer.
assistant superintendent.
Uniformed Kivel Auxiliary men,
bers led more than 500 persons on
inspection tours of the building
during the afternoon. The home
is located at 1920 N. seth st.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-14
Obituaries

Herman Israel. 30, died in Day
ton, Ohio Feb. II. He was born
in Germany March 81. 1868. and
made his home in Dayton. Funeral
services and burial were Feb. 20
in Dayton.
He is survived by daughter.
Mrs. Roy Jenefsky, 1914 w. Lyn-
wood; a brother, william Israel of
Dayton; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie
Haas of Dayton and Mrs. Rose
Links of Columbus. Ohio. and a
son, Henry Israel of Dayton.
Mrs. Anna Greenberg. rs, died
in Phoenix Feb. 81. Funeral SER
vices and burial were March 2 at
Grimshaw Mortuary. with Rabbi
Albert Plotkin officiating.
Surviving are four sons: Louis
Greenberg and Fred Green of
Phoenix, Perce Green of Mime
apolis and Max Green of Phila-
delphia; two daughters, Rose
Green and Mrs. David Caplan of
Phoenix; two sisters out of the
state; IL grandchildren, and four
great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Sadie Cotton. 81, died Feb.
IS in New York City. Funeral and
burial were there. She is survived
by two sisters, Mrs. Ann Sandell,
2244 E. Earll Dr., and Mrs. Rose
Gold, New York; her husband. IT.
wing Cotton; a daughter, Betty
Ann Cotton, and brother, Ben
Bernard, all of New York.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-14
KiveI Home Opens, Admits
First Group Of Residents

The Phoenix Jewish Community Kivel Nursing Home
opened its doors to the community after formal dedca
on ceremony March and 16 residents scheduled
for admission during period ending this Saturday.
THE ADMISSIONS committee is considering additional
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-14

Morris Gerst, 317 w. Coronado
Rd., has been elected first vice
president of the Maricopa Legal
Aid Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Venezuela Deports
Two Jimenez Aides

CARACAS. Venezuela, Mar.
81 (R.-Two more men promi-
nent in the dictatorship of
Carlos Perez Jimenez were de-
ported yesterday.
officials said ex-Gov. Aldo
Novellino of the Cojedes State
and ex-CongresSman Carlos
Diaz Martinez were sent to
Panama.
Five other high figures in
the Perez Jimenez regime, ac-
cused Of conspiIing to create
unrest. were exiled Wednesday
to Curacao.
Rear Admiral Wolfgang Lar
razabal. head of the military
junta. said in Valencia tonight
the junta Is determined to
maintain order and restore con-
stitutional rule and will con-
tinue to deport consIairators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
7 Killed in BIust
At RCAF Depot

ANGUS. Ontario, Mar. 81 (P1.
The Canadian Air Force be-
gan an investigation today
into an explosion which killed
six Canadian civilians and an
arman and demolished "a 100
foot-long building at the RCAF
armament depot here IS niles
north of Toronto.
An air force technician
working at the far end of the
building escaped with minor in
jurieS.
There was no explanation of
what set of the explosives yes
terday. Stored in the building
were charges to blast away a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Songs Lure Turtles

SUvA. Fiji ds.--Natives
on the volcanic island Of KAN
davu. in the Fiji Islands. believe
the island is inhabited by beau
tiful - and hungry - maidens
who can lure turtles out of the
sea with their Lerelei-like
singing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

Jet fighters canopy for the
pilots escape and shells used
In air-sea rescue work.
Firefighting teams were
rushed from Camp Borden. the
huge army-air force base 5
miles away. II took two hours
to bring the fire under control.
but other buildings were not
damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
~ Pet. Spent for Food

OSLO.-Surveys show that
Norwegian fishermen spend
about AZ per cent Of their in
come for food. compared with
80 per cent for manual work.
ers in general and about 20
per cent for upper-bracket
white-collar workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Liquor Store License
Transfer Denied +,

Transfer Of q liquor store
license from 500 Seventh street
NV. to l725 Benning road
NE. has been refused by the
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board.
The board yesterday declared
the neighborhood already has
enough liquor stores. Morris
Silverman was the applicant.
The board announced APP
prevail Of a liquor store appli-
cation for 4i9 Thirteenth street
NE. Henry Weiss and Oscar
Reiver were the applicants. The
license had been held by the
Tower Pharmacy. 140i K street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Films Set in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 81 (P).
The newspaper Excelsior said
yesterday Hollywood companies
will Aim 20 pictures this year
in Mexico, where production
costs are considerably lower
The big Churubusco Studios,
it said. has fixed its program to
fit the United States produce
tons into o schedule including
probably 100 Mexican Aims.
It did not list all the movies.
but said Platon Skouras plans
to make five for Goth Century
Fox. Excelsior said he plans to
bring Ingrid Bergman here to
make one movie. Kim Novak
and Frank Sinatra are among
other stars he hopes will come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

pay severance pay to 20 work
ers whose dismissal caused the
strike. and also to pay wages
to the strikers for the time they
were out. He also ordered their
wage scale raised to that Of
other city workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Street Cleaners Win

GUAYAAQUM, Ecuador. Mar.
81 GA labor court Judge
yesterday gave victory to the
city street cleaners in the ga
day strike which is the longest
labor stoppage in Ecuador's his
tory.
The Judge ordered the city to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

HONOLULU. Mar. q (R.-
Woolworth Heiress Barbara
Hutton said here last night
she has no plans to divorce
Baron Gottefried Won Cramm.
her sixth husband. She made
the statement on arriving at
Honolulu Airport after q flight
from Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Arqentines RESIGN

BUENOS AIRES, Mar. 81
R.-Two members Of Presi-
dent Pedro Aramburu's lame
duck cabinet announced last
night they have resigned in a
dispute over the Argentine oil
industry's future.
They are Interior Minister
Carlos Alconada Aramburu enc
relation to the President), and
Education Minister Acdeel
Salas. Neither would tell news
men whether the President ac-
cepted the RESERVATIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

Both are for absolute ma
tionalization of the oil industry.
Argentina is to get q whole
new cabinet soon.
President-Elect Arturo From
dizi is taking Office May /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Stute

BOISE.-Idaho. with its two
and one-half million sheep,
ranks fourth in the United
States in its annual production
of wool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
reviSits WOodieS
in our Toy Store, 9Th Floor, Washington Store
also in our Chevy Chase and Corners Auditorium


also in Chevy Chase and Corners Auditorium
Like Beodoon this visionary kingdom the Foster spirit eoppeors
from the vale Of imagination from time te and fingers among
otoIs for Brief brief period We're lucky Woodes
persuaded Mayor Berom Bunny every Eoser and
soy with from the 22nd Of March the Of Eoster April
5h And when he Mayor Beom brings his whole city
special guide Fose CotontoI to show you Bunnyve-from
the eeodne factory presided by Sweet William the skunk
through the basket weaving section the eono messenger dis
patching CENTER So please don't miss this wonderful opportunity
to experience the spirit Of Easter Come visit Bunnve
Toy Store the 9th Floor Washington Store also
Of BunnWIes most popular characters Chevy Chase and
Corners -Auditoriums
Ps Fosse cottono will give each little boy and girl free copy
Of THE Story Of BunnviIe."
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18

Cleotha Johnson's eyes. Alma
Rich is letting it be known
how she feels about Curtis
Dorsey. Lucille. Woodson and
Earl Jr. and finding much
pleasure in each others COM
pany. The newest conner to
Lanier is Raj jenkins, better
known as Baby Ray and let
me tell you, he is already max
ing a name for himself. Belva
Stampford seems to be well
content with Dead Eye. Sam
and Grace are in a world all
their own. Belva Smith and
Richard Jordan are the cool
est of the cool We hear
that Rose Lee Riley has been
warned to take it slow with
Claiborne r. Sam Cooke is
still sending" all the buys
and gals around this town.
Curtis Styles is playing around
agin, better watch him Maya
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18
TATTLING
TESS
By VOncile KeetOn

by NOncIle keetOn
Hey, all you filters and lit
ers, seems that Eddie Thomp-
son and Jessie Bailey have de-
cided to try it again, here's
wishing for them good luck.
Pinky Grason has eyes only
for a certain chick at ]. S. c..
1t has been rumored that Err
nest Burns can't make up his
mind about Won at Lanier.
Earl Miller is up in the air
over one of the beauties at
Holy Ghost. Clyde Sims and
Nellie are about the most
We hear a new romance is
blooming between Lille Lee
Fitzgerald and Willie Cooper,
better luck this time kids. Will
lie Benford and Ann Johnson
lets it be known that they are
just what the doctor ordered
for each other At last
Doudolph Williams lets it be
known that he's wild about
Juanita Smith. We hear that
Cathrine Tillis has moved in
on Mr.. Farrell Margaret
Norman is still the apple of
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18
THE WORLDS SALVATION WILL NOT BE
FOUND IN SCIENCE

A noted University Physicist said: 81 have come to
three conclusions: The first is that salvation not
be found in science; secondly we must have moral
viva and thirdly can have no moral revival without
a living religion"
This is exactly what Christians believe but coming
from a scientist, perhaps such statement has more
significance We even Christians are guilty of accept
ing materiaStic philosophy of life which denies the
power and vitality of God Our absorption with the ply
steal life has almost completely smothered our spiritual
natures until God seems very far away.
We go to church, we say our prayers, we act like
decent and honest people and prone to be proud of
our goodness but somewhere along the way we have
failed to commit ways unto the Lord "We like
sheep who have gone astray"
We pride ourselves Christian culture and at
tainmen yet there is appalling amount of Biblical
illiteracy not only among nonchurch goerS but with
the church itself
We boast of our Way of Life yet we spend on alco-
hoc beverages three times the amount we do on educa-
tion religion, and all cultural pursuits combined
We have been reminded over and that the great
civilizations of earth have persisted not because of
terna conflict but because of internal decadence which
with dleness, complacency, drunkenness lovers
of SELF etc.
We might ask ourselves competent to handle
the scientific advancement which covet for
selves today. Will science us? We answer by say
ing that must not allow the u S. S. r. to pass us in
scientific achievement because it is dangerousfor them
to control space since they have moral scrupes With
out developing moral responsibility leader
ship in the space field ght be compared to placing the
controls of powerful automobile in the hands of three
year old child.
Science intended to be mans salvation his
hope and his security Mans only salvation be found
in dynamic faith in the Almighty who created the
Universe-From the Miss. Methodist Advocate.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18

lima. Billy Keeton and Char.
lean Moore are really rocking
the city. Earl Barnes Is shout.
ing from the housetop that
Virginia Franklin is the girl
for him. Cute Couple: John
Smith and Elain Wansley;
Charles Jackson of Hill seems
to be Barbara Nell Stevens
heartbeat. Lorraine Jackson
and Billy Jasper are that way
about each other. Best dressed:
Ray Jenkins, Sam Jones, En-
lett Brown, Earl Miller, Ann
hnson, Ruby Thompson,
ose Lee Riley Over at
holy Ghost, the "Big Wheel
is just about the greatest and
il is made up of: Mary Hathey,
Grace Henderson, Lucy Barn
es, Ruth Hart and Ernie Jean
Breland The folk would
like to know just what's Mary
and Charlie Gibson trying to
prove? Mark Blunt and Ruth
are shouting their love from
the housetop. Ernie Jean and
Frazier Williams are lovebirds
of the week. Miss Henderson
and Mr.. Brad Bearden are
he airing bells. Lucy and Billy
Williams are the talk of the
Big Wheel. Gloria Young says
she agrees 100 percent with
Gene Allison when he sings,
you can make it if you try"
Dolby White has attracted a
certain girls attention. Cute
Couple at Holy Ghost: Norma
Byrd and David Williams. Best
Dressed Couples are: Joseph
King and G. Beard; James
Powell and frankie H; Archie
Hill and Patricia Veal. Best
Dancers: Joseph King and
Margaret Norman Daniel Will
liams and Gloria Nixon !. :.
The big attraction of the week:
Herman Williams, Ben Will
liams Sam Jones, James Cole
man, Harvey Norwood, Dolby
White and Johnny Adams :.
So long REMEMBER,
THE MIDNIGHTERS AND
CAL GREEN at Stevens Rose
Room, Sunday Night, January
10. Good order will be main
tanned so come out and
enjoy yourselves ,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18
Madison
County News

Sunday, January IL a fine
service was held at China
Grove A. M. E. Church with
Sunday School being conduct
ed by Supt. G. d. Harris and
the lesson beautifully taught
by Bro. c. G. Stevenson. The
lesson was received by the
Supt. Mrs. Eunice Mcdowell.
Secretary, Miss Bonnie D. Car
ter, pianist. Remarks were
made by Pastor Darby who
also brought a spiritual mess
age during the morning wor-
ship service. An offering was
raised for sick members of the
church. The evening worship
message was delivered by Rev.
w. c. Jackson, young minister
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18

main cheerful. He was well
known and well loved turnout
the county and in Jackson. His
brother, John Wilson recently
came from the hospital and
stayed with his daughter in
Jackson. After undergoing an
operation he is reported not
much improved.
DR.. w. M. Ports will come
to China Grove A. M. E..
Church, Sunday, January 10, to
hold the 1st Quarterly Confer
ence for 1858. We are asking
all our members and friends
to be present in the meeting
and make this a high day. Rev.
Ports is Presiding Elder, Bro.
ii. d. Darby, Pastor, E. Phil
lips, Secretary.
MADISON GOSSIP We
hear that Mr.. Phillips walked
into a certain place, Friday
night, real hard and Miss Cole
man could not stand to see
MIN alone and since she
wasn't having any fun with the
cat she was with, she decided
that she and Phillips should
get together. Miss Fields says
she doesn't have to worry
about Mr.. Phillips, cause she
had him covered, like white on
rice. Ollie Mae says its the
real, real thing between she
and Jerry Mcdonald, so all
the other chicks can get out of
the picture. Mr.. Thomas says,
whoever says wedding bells
are ringing for him and Miss
Russell are right and he advise
them to get like him. Robert
Lee and Miss Thomas are like
two peas in pod. Love
couples of the week: Robert
Lee and Birdia Thomas; John
Henry and Rosie B. Baldwell,
Charlie Ray and Miss Cole
man REMEMBER: THE
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18


from Mt. Pleasant M. B.
Church on the subject of
Love" The meeting was
sponsored by The Missionary
and was high in spiritual
value. The many friends of
Bro. Jackson, wish for him a
long life so that he can con-
tinue to preach the gospel. He
is student at Madison Rosen-
valid High School.
Miss Birdie Jones of Fern
wood Street, Jackson, has been
i'll for the past three weeks.
Her many friends wish for her
a speedy recovery.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, January Is, for
Mr.. Jonas Wilson at Mt. Ollie
M. B. Church with interment
in the Mt. Ollie Cemetery. Mr..
Wilson who made his home in
Madison for many years, after
the death of his wife, moved to
Jackson to make his home
with his daughter, Beatrice.
Death came to Mr.. Wilson,
January 9. He was one of the
old members of Mt. Ollie and
was a deacon for many years,
to which office he gave faithful
service as long as he was ply
sically able. He had been ill
for several years, but continu-
ed to keep the faith and re-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18

MIDNIGHTERS will play for
the dance at Stevens, SUN
DAY NIGHT, JANUARY 10 (. :.
This will be the biggest dance
OF the season, don't miss it !.
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ton.
Louis retired from the ring
in 1949 and took a position as
a boxing director with the
IBC, which was then being
formed by millionaire-sports-
man Jim Norris. The brain be-
hind the deal, however, was
reported to be Truman Gibson,
Jr., former civil aide to the
President on minority matters.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18
Interest Has ZOOmed

Louis, one of the greatest
champions the ring has ever
known, earned more than 81,
100000 during his boxing ca
reer. However, interests on
back taxes for past fights have
zoomed to the point where
Louis could not possibly pay
off the delinquency in a life
time. A settlement for the
amount seems the only solu-
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JOE LOUIS -

Continued from Page y
In fact, his accountant, Arthur
J. Wilson, said this would be
the case.
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DIR. FELTON, c. CLARK.
president of Southern Univer-
sity who has been named by
President Eisenhower to a full,
three-year term on the Board
OF Foreign Scholarships. Pre-
viously, the Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, educator had been
designated by the President, to
serve an interim appointment
of approximately 18 months on
the board. The 10 member
board supervises the student
exchange program carried out
between the U. S. and 81 for
eign countries.
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PEOPLE IN THE

Continued from Page u
week given the 1857 Achieve
ment award of the Guardians
Association of the New York
City Police Department. The
presentation was made by Gov
ernor Averell Hartman at Ben
Maksik's Town and Country
Club in Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
Lunzu Recovering
From Tooth Infection

ROME, Feb. 4 (R.-Mario
Lanza's wife said today that
the American movie tenor is
slowly recovering from a severe
tooth infection which inter-
rupted his first European con-
cert tour q week ago.
Mr.. LAMA left Germany for
treatment Of o tooth which had
spread the infection through
out his body.
Mrs. LAMA said her husband
hopes to resume his tour with
q concert February Is In Lon
don't Albert Hall. The post
poned concerts win be added
to the end Of the tour. she said.