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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17
Anbridge 304 Voters
bliefed On Elections

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - The
next regular meeting Of CFU
Lodge 3O4 will be held Fri
day, December 10, at our
lodge rooms, 1895 Merchant
st., at ZOO pm. in the eve
ming.
After the regular meeting
we viii proceed with our
yearly meeting and election
Of officers for 1850.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17
Campaign Goal Of 5000 Members Can
Still Be Reached Before December 81
Lodge Secretaries and Nest Managers
Have Until Years End To Win Awards

Have Until Years End To Win Awards
CONTINUED FROM Page 81
surpassed the 700 points required the free trip
to Europe Our Canadians certainly doing themselves
proud by making up full half of that seet and another
Joseph Stanovch with his 619 bids fair the lead
for the Canadians
We have ten Others outstanding activists who have
earned 300 points They Sylvia Nksic, Gary Ind
361 Mary Julian, Chicago ILL., 357; Michael Batch, Johns
town, Pa. 357; Frank Ivech, So Chicago, ILL., 357 Mary
Burma Vancouver, B. c. 348 Rudolph Karlovich Ana
conda, Mont 322; Walter Papich Port Arthur Ont 318
FLIP zebich Hamilton, Ont 315; George Majevac Ceve-
land Ohio 34 and sis Nkolina Glavota Of Rock Springs
Wyo who increased her November by full 1O2 points
to make it 306.
Our readers have, doubt, noticed that the reg
ular endofmonh proposer listing has been upped to
100 points and Premium space made this step
necessary We note with pride however that this
raising of the ante has hardly CONSTRUCTED "honor
rolf for already have 1O4 campaigners with the
qured minimum of 100 points Canada accounts for Fl
Of these while the remaining SO in the U. s.
During the past month 10 campaigners made the
grade We happy to note the appearance of sister sava
Fure of Dnuba Calf With but members she earned
for herself 26O points, average 81 points for
each Sister Hure is champion in the big coverage cate
CORY She will be remembered the top female producer
in last years membership drive
And before concluding want to remind you
ALL again. of goal Of 5000 members for the
year. achieve that need COS in December Let's all
get behind the effort and push for victory be DONE
we've done BEFORE it will be done We have HOO
senior lodges and junior nests in the organization. but
every other unit brings in just recruit we're at
the goal posts.
Finally, happy to announce that your Cam
pagn and Executive Committees have decreed the fol-
lowing-despte the premium space In the official
organ at this time Of the year. win dedicate
plete January, 1859 issue to campagner&
When the statistics in for the current year shall
of
be that just point thousand. That list should ap-
proximate 1900 well deserved roll of honor
Won't you join this select oonfraternty Of fraternal
elite!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17
luip Junior Tann'ies
To Take Part Dec. 28
In Clubs YuIe Fiesta

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - The
Croatian Social and Glee Club
Jadran will stage its annual
Program on Sunday, Decem-
Der %, at the Jadran Club
Rooms, 203 Franklin Ave-,
beginning at 700 pm.
I'm addition to the beau-
tifuI Christmas selections
by the Jadran singers, our
guests will also enjoy the
performance of our young
Jadran Junior Tammies.
A part of the Duquesne
University Tamburitzans
School of Music, the group
has been in existence for little
more than a year ana mas
been instructed by their very
capable director, Mr.. Dor
Knezevich.
Dancing to a popular tam
buritza orchestra will follow
the program and admission
will be free of charge.
We invite all members o1
the CS and &C Jadran anc
our many friends of the ares
TO attend this festive event.
COmmitte.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17
Orthodox Christians Winning Battle
To Be Recognized As 4th Major Faith
Legislatures of II States Have Enacted
Resolutions Recognizing Church Teachings
Continued From Page 81

terWards.
Orthodox bishops are men,
bers of a monastic order
which practices celibacy.
Nor have the Orthodox
churches ever been governed
by a single head.
Since the schisrn of 1854,
the patriarch of Constantine
pie has shared ecclesiastical
authority with four other pa.
triarchs of major Eastern
centers.
Russians In Alaska
The first Orthodox church
on American soil was erected
by Russian monks at Kodiak
| Alaska, in 1892.
The Russian missionaries
managed to win many con
ver.s among the Eskimos anc
later built a cathedral at Sit.
Ika before Alaska became
American property.
The growth of Ortho-
dOxy in the United States
was very slow until the
dawn of the present cen
fury, when immigrants by
the thousands began to ar
rive here from the Balkan
countries and Eastern Eu-
rope.
Today, according to "Tht
Yearbook of American Chur
ches," there are 81 Eastern
IOrthodox bodies in America
There total membership u 9
bit over 2,5OO,OOO.
| However, most Orthodox
churches count as member
only adults who are the heads
of households. If women ane
children are added, the tota
membership is undoubtedly il
excess of 5000, 900 people.
Greek Archdiocese Big
The Greek Archdiocese Oh
North and South America
with 378 local churches and
better than 1,150,0OO mem.
bers, is the largest Orthodox
body in the U.S.A.
J The next largest Is the
Russian Orthodox Greek Ca
tholic Church Of America,
which has a membership Of
755,0O0. This group has been
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17
Hollywood Lodge Meet On Eve Of Yuie Season

VAN NUYS, Calf. = "Hol-
lywood" Lodge 865 is holding
its regular monthly meeting
and annual election Of officers
on Sunday, December 81, at
200 pm.
All members are urged to
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17

attend 80 that they may cast
their votes.
The meeting will take place
at the home Of President Mi
Ian Kirin, 6825 Woodman
Avenue, in Van Nuys
Helyn u. Davis, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17
Chicago kdo Club To
Hold Holiday Reunion

CHICAGO, Ill. With
keen anticipation, we report
the forthcoming Reunion Of
all members Of the Yavo1
Kolo Club, whose organization
dates back to the year 1888.
This reunion will be held
during the Christmas holi.
days with a buffet supper and
dancing included on the a.
genda.
All former members of
the club who have moved
out of town are asked to
contact our still active. ko-
10 teacher, Elizabeth (Lee)
Vucinic, at 5805 s. Fair
field Ave-, Chicago -.
Or, if more convenient, cal
Republic 1923. All details
will then be given to you.
All past members Of the
Yavor Kolo Club and it's coun.
terpart, The Balkan Dance
Co. of Chicago, are asked te
keep December 26 open -
that we may renew old &C.
quaintances, make new ones
and enjoy ourselves through
the music and dances dear t6
all Of As.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17

completely independent of it's
parent body in Russia since
the revolution in that coun-
try many years ago.
Other major groups are the
Serbian, Roumanian, Syrian,
and Ukrainian Ort h o d o x
churches in the United States.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17
United STAT 4 s

II u Il
Aoooe r'op0'"
lit Math kovacevch Los Angeles CAL 10 1865 $91,5O0
80 Franjo Rudar, Chicago ILL., 81 1854 1900
John Baron Benwood, w. Va. 81 1853 $1,000
2sS George BaIich Ind Harbor Ind m Al 534 43,7OO
1876 Mike Golub Farrell Pa .......... 46 375 $500
423 Ivan Babch, AGquppa, Pa 27 366 35,10O
10 Sylvia Niksc Gary Ind. - "a 361 32,1O0
70 Mary Julian Chicago ILL., ..... 81 357 43,8OO
5 Michael Batch, JohnstOWn, Pa. 80 357 327OO
a1O Frank Ivelich 8 Chicago ILL., ~ % 357 27,4OO
"a Rudolph Karovich, Anaconda Mont "a 322 38,8OO
SO George Maljevac, Cleveland Ohio 80. 26 314 277OO
374 Nikolna Gayota Rock Springs Wyo "a 3O6 $4,000
1876 Milan Skrtic Campbell Ohio ..~.. 20 29O 25,6OO
~ Rescic, Cleveland, Ohio 81 284 29,7O0
10 William r. Vcian Gary, Ind 16 27S 2O,lOO
1O2 Matthew r. Beanc Branford, Conn., "a 274 2S,70O
561 Mary MaroId, Flint Mich. 20 265 26,1O0
73O Hure, Dnuba Calf. 260 1900
LAG Mary Skutlin Versailles, Pa. ... "a 257 25,2OO
Joseph Rukavina, Etna, Pa. rs 254 2l,3OO
154 Anne Novose, East Chicago, Ind 81 253 2S,2OO
~ Mike Cindric, Uniontown, Pa. % 251 217OO
IS John r. Mikan, Rochester, Pa. % 24S 238OO
388 Daniel Corak Midvale Utah 43 247 33,8OO
14S Nick Sarch Chicago Ill. 225 $4,000
Julia Stropn, S. Chicago, ILL., ~ 221 2O4O8
IL Matthew Zvonar Denver, Colo SO 220 282O0
720 William Zivitz, Aiquippa Pa. "a 218 $1,000
III Rose Antonch, Los Angeles, CAL II 208 145OO
351 Pear Drazc Detroit, Mich. 20 207 234O0
437 Tom Satna, Bentleyvle, Pa 22 199 10000
$50 George S. Rakich Fontana, Calf. Ia 1873 1890
141 JOS A. Pribanc E. Pittsburgh, Pa. 10 1877 10000
548 John Kosovec, Slovan, Pa 26 1872 2O5O0
! Al Paul Ceh MillvaIe Pa. .. 16 189 10000
854 Krsto Bozch, San Pedro Calf. 10 1873 1850
IS Mary Miosevich Rochester Pa. 20 1873 21,4OO
25 Joseph Frankovich McKeesport, Pa. 16 1877 169OO
598 Maria Cvetnic, Mcdonald, Ohio II 184 156OO
lit John Stefancic, Los Angeles, Calf. 1872 1900
1874 Matt Zoretch, Monessen Pa. ...... 179 11,1OO
$50 Ivan Juran Duquesne, Pa. 18 178 1900
13 Stephen Juzbasc Steelton, Pa .... 176 $4,000
I235 Tom Reskovac Cleveland Ohio w II 175 1530O
1874 Mary Cvetan Monessen, Pa . 21 172 16,8OO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17

ONE YEAR FROM Old St Nick will be filling the stock
ing of recruiter of the moment with gift marked
Free Trip To Yugosavia Compliments Croatian Fraterna
Union of America Which still have year left in
which to collect the 700 Membership Campaign Points need
to win this trip to Europe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17

439 Matilda Mataya Seattle, Wash ..... 26 liz 1880
so John Narancich, st. Louis, Mo- ... 27 Ill 2O,5O
14O Anton Yuricic, Lorain, Ohio .... 10 166 1870
963 Anton Klobuchar, Clearing, Ill. .... 10 165 1850
80 Fabian MarkOvich So. Chicago, iii. IL 164 1850
351 Mariana Relich, Detroit Mich. .. 16 1854 21,6O
514 Andy Vrane, Canton Ohio ........ 20 16O 1910
18 Valentine Grohar Joliet, Ill. ...... IA 157 1900
4OS Ely Predovich Cleveland Ohio ..... IL 154 1920
222 Emil Plese, Granite City, Ill. .... IL 152 1850
141 John Mavrovich E. Pittsburgh, Pa. 16 149 1880
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
CAPITAL SPOTLIGHT
Hate Mail Carried Free

integration of schools in Clinton.
Tenn. Kasper frequently sought to
inject anti-Semitism into his anti
Negro fight.
Another enclosure in the enve-
lopes of the Georgia senator was a
folder entitled, 1.-THE Coming Red
Dictatorship. It asserted that
"Asiatic Marxist Jews control en-
tire world" Included was state
ment signed by the Seaboard White
Citizens Council alleging that KaS-
per was jailed because he Sex
posed the JewiSh-C Communist con-
spiracy behind racial integration. "
RUSSELL'S explanation was that
the envelopes were originally used
by the Committee for Constitution
al Government to mail out reprints
of an article against school inte-
grafton he inserted in the Congress
sional Record. The committee is
listed in Anti-Defamation League
reports among extreme right-wing
groups.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
Longernon New
Center President

Sam Langerman, a Phoenix Jew.
ish Community Center board mem.
ber since its inception. has been
elected center president. LANCER.
man, who chairmanned a drive to
build the present center building,
was elected at a Feb. board
meeting to succeed Herman Miller
Others elected were Ed Korrick
and Joe Weinstein. vice presi.
dents; DR.. Sol Shapera, treasurer,
and Arthur kaufman. secretary.
The new officers were installed
along with new directors Ed Kor.
rick. John Laurence. Harry Leib.
haber, Arnold Abelson, LYMAN
Kossack, DR.. Meyer Markovitz
Morris Meckler, James Open.
heimer, Phil Taxman. and Barney
Rozefsly by Hirsh Kaplan, execu'
tive secretary. Also installed were
Center Women representatives
Mrs. Langerman and Mrs. Harold
HoroWitz.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN
Copyright. 1853, JTA. Inc.)

WASHINGTON = A controversy
exists here over the use of the
franked, official envelopes of the
chairman of the Senate Armed
Services Committee for the mail
ing of anti-Semitic literature.
The chairman, Sen. Richard B.
Russell, Georgia Democrat, said
he was outraged to learn of use of
his envelopes by the Seaboard White
Citizens Council for anti-Semitic
purposes. The envelopes. he said.
were mailed without his knowledge
or authority. He announced that
he asked the Post Office Depart
ment to investigate and take ap-
propriate action"
THE ENVELOPES contained a
solicitation for contributions to a
fund for John Kasper. a segrega-
tionist serving a prison term for
contempt of court. He was con-
victed of agitation against racial
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
Israeli Relations
With Spain Urqed

TEL AVN (JTA)-A call for the
establishment of diplomatic rela-
tions between Israel and Franco
Spain was issued here by David
Hacohen, a leading member of the
Mapai Party and a deputy in
Knesset.
The absence of diplomatic con-
tact between the two countries has
done Israel great harm, Hacohen
asserted. Replying to objections
that Spain'S government is a die
tatorship. Hacohen noted that Is
rael had relations with the Com
muniSt countries of Eastern Eu-
rope of whose governments Israelis
disapprove.
Hacohen has served several
times as policy adviser to the
Israeli delegation to the United
Nations and was his country's first
minister to Burma. He is a GEN.
trail figure in the Histadrut's huge
Solel Boneh construction coopera-
tive.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
Men S Clubs
To Hear Talk
By Dr.. Long

DR.. Kermit Long, Central Meth
odist Church minister, will be
guest speaker when Beth Ell Con-
gregation Mems Club hosts all
Phoenix and Mesa synagogue
mems clubs at an $3.50 pm. Broth
erhood Week meeting at Beth FL
Congregation Wednesday.
DR.. Long, president of the Phoe-
nix Council of Churches, has
preached in Cuba, Hawaii, Canada,
Scotland, and at US. armed forces
stations overseas. He holds bache-
lor degrees from Bowling Green
(Ohio) State University and the
Garrett Biblical Institute at Evans
ton, H., and a masters degree
from Northwestern University.
In 1855 he delivered the COM
mencement address at Bowling
Green, which honored him with the
only honorary doctor of divinity
degree it has ever conferred.
Other participants in the Broth
erhood Week observation will be
Rabbis Albert Plotl<in of Temple
Beth Israel, Malcolm Cohen Of
Temple Sholom, and Carol Klein
of Beth El.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14

The premiere showing of latest
films showing progress of Israel's s
medical center construction at Elm
Karen, just outside of Jerusalem,
will be held at an 8:15 pm. Ha-
dassah meeting Tuesday at Beth
Ell Auditorium.
The program will be presented
by the Phoenix chapters Hadas-
sah-Hebrew University Medical
Center committee, chairmanned
by Mrs. Meyer Markovitz.
A panel discussion of the center
will be moderated by DR.. Meyer
Markovitz. The panel will include
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14

Russell explained that he did not
personally give the envelopes to
the group but that his administra-
tive assistant did so. Apparently.
the envelopes found their way from
the extremist Committee for Con-
stitutional Government to the Sea-
board White Citizens Council.
The Washington Post comment
ed editorially on the affair. The
newspaper said that Senator Rus
sell balks at anti-Semitism. But
he himself has been vociferouS in
denouncing Negro groups and he
placed the original article in the
Congressional Record. Just as he
cannot escape responsibility for the
use made of envelopes supplied by
his office. neither can he escape
responsibility or the inevitable as
Sociation of one kind of racism
with another"
THE SENATOR'S opposition to
civil rights and fair employment
legislation is a matter of record.
During his unsuccessful campaign
for the Democratic presidential
nomination in 1852. Senator Russell
made extreme attacks on propon-
ents of civil rights.
He said Senator Estes Kefauver.
Tennessee Democrat. was a part
ner in a left-wing Legislative
axis" working for civil rights that
would bring socialism. He linked
Senator Kefauver with Sen. Paul
H. Douglas of Illinois and Sen. Hu-
bert H. Humphrey of Minnesota.
RUSSELL DESCRIBED himself
as "a true Southern liberal Of the
Thomas jefferson pattern" He
charged, however, that proposals
for compulsory Fair Employment
Practices Commission were so
cialistic and communistic. He
maintained that FEPC would de-
stroy our free enterprise system"
A spokesman for Russell said
that some of the senator's best
friends were Jews. The spokes-
man said that many Georgia Jews
shared the senator's political views
and supported his campaigns.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
Hadassah Movies To Show
Medical Center Progress

DR.. Sam Mackoff, physician; Mrs.
Sam Mackoff, nurse, and DR.. Leon
ard Karp, dentist.
The medical center committee
includes Mrs. Mel Pollack, CO
chairman; Mrs. Leonard Karp,
Mrs. Otto Bendheim, Mrs. Moe
Halpern, Mrs. Milton Burack, Mrs.
Murray Rosen, Mrs. Matthew
Ritchie, Mrs. Joe Gross, Mrs. Sid
ney Pickelner, Mrs. William Griff,
Mrs. Edward Friedman, Mrs. S.
j. Mallin, Mrs. M. B. Goldman Jr.,
Mrs. Sheldon Zinn, Mrs. Victor
Boels, Mrs. Stanley Kesselman,
and Mrs. Mitchell Dolgin.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
Annual Party SET
By BikkurC ChoIim

Phoenix Bikkur Cholim will hold
its annual card party at pm.
Sunday at Beth FL Auditorium.
Tickets. at 81 each, may be OBJ
tanned from ticket chairmen Mrs.
Samuel Schlossberg, AL 3-1290, and
Mrs. Peggy Goldin, AM 5-97S6.
Refreshments committee men,
bers include Mrs. Harry Stein,
Mrs. Joseph Rabinowitz, Mrs. Jul
ius Morrison, and Mrs. Abe Bilte-
koff. Members and guests are in
Vited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
JEWISH NEWS
SENT TO ALL
Photo by Bob Markow

This is the second of q series
of three Phoenix Jewish News
issues being distributed to all
Jewish community households in
cooperation with the combined
United Jewish Welfare Fund
UJA Emergency Rescue Fund
campaign.
Non-subscribers may obtain
copies of the prize-winning Jew
ish News regularly by taking
advantage of the special rate
carried in an application form
appearing on this page.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
u. J. W.T.. ICONS OFF;
WOMEN'S EVENTS SET

announced that Sundays
Metropolitan Day activities
will be followed by a noon
luncheon Feb. 26 at the
KoKo Restaurant.
Metropolitan Division CO.
chairmen Mrs. Joseph Lag
man and Mrs. Irving Free
man have planned a $3.50
am. workers coffee at the
Crestmore Club, Third Ave-
nue. and Maryland, to initi-
ate Sundays program.
Workers from II Phoenix
organizations will conduct
a door-to-door solicitation
during the day. Representing
participating groups are:
Mrs. Louis Siegel, Beth FL
Sisterhood; Mrs. Lee Ehr-
Itch, Beth Israel Sisterhood;
Mrs. Max Platt, Hadassah;
Mrs. William Pugatch, Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women; Mrs. Samuel
Yabroff, Jewish War Veterans;
Mrs. David Kalish, Beth Hebrew:
Mrs. Irwin Shapiro, Temple Sho-
lom; Mrs. Joseph Parker, B'nai
Birth Women; Mrs. Burt Eisner,
B'nai Birth Baum Chapter; Mrs.
Sol Geller, Bil1ur Cholim; Mrs.
Louis Siegel, City of Hope, and
Mrs. David Yerman, Center Wom-
en-.
MRS. KURT Leamm1e, national
vice chairman of the United Jew
ish Appeals Women'S Division, will
be featured speaker at the Feb. 26
luncheon, arranged on a "Have
Heart of Gold" theme by co-chair-
man Mrs. Samuel Langerman and
Mrs. Arnold Horwitch.
Mrs. Leammle. a Los Angeles.
insurance executive, will discuss
her first-hand observations of Unit
ed Jewish Appeal-financed agen-l
cies in Europe, Israel, and North
Africa. She is a national vice chair
man of the American ORT Fedora
ton and a steering committee
member of the Los Angeles UJWF.
Mrs. H. George Shelter will be
in charge of hostesses at the lunch
con. Mrs. Albert Plotkin is deco
rations committee chairman. Mrs.
Nate Rosenbaum and Mrs. 81 Kauf-
man are in charge of flowers and
arrangements.
UNDER THE Craftsmanship of
Harry Rosenzweig, Phil Taxrnan,
and Harold Alpert, the kickoff
meeting Jan. 80 resulted in total
gifts of $53,111, a $15,209 increase
over the similar 1857 event. Lou
Hoffman and al Horwitch assisted
the chairmen.
The kickoff receipts included
$42 ,959 for the regular UJWF drive
and SO, ,152 for the UJA'S Emerg-
ency Rescue Fund. The combined
goal for Phoenix is $261 100.
Initial Gifts Division workers in
creased their own contributions 80
per cent over last year at q meet
ing at the home of DR.. John Haus-
man during which they received
prospect cards for solicitation. The
units joint chairmen are Nal
Straus, Mel Myland, Sam LANCER
man, and Herb Buros.
THE WOMEN'S Division got a
running start of voluntary contri-
buttons of more than $4,000, a 20
per cent increase over the cores
ponding period a year ago.
President Harold Alpert of the
Jewish Community Council, in urg-
ing local organizations to forego
major activities during the cam
paign period, asserted:
I'VE carried on a tremendous
campaign last year and established
new record for Welfare Fund CIV
ing and working. We have made
wonderful start this year. and
with the cooperation of workers,
g1vers, and organizations. there Is
no reason why we cannot reach
the highest goal in our history
one that will bring to all of us
pride and sense of real achieve
ment."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
School Equality Urged

NEW YORK (JTA)-The Council
of Jewish Federations and Welfare
Funds has issued a resolution call
ing for equality of educational op-
portunity and for the observance
of constitutional guarantees and
Supreme Court decisions regarding
equal rights of all citizens.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14

campaign cabinet today
looked to returns from
Women's Division events
this Sunday and Feb. 26.
Mrs. Harry Rubenstein,
Women's Division chairman,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14

Cheered by an unpreced-
ented response to the United
Jewish Welfare Fund kick
off meeting = 40 per cent
higher than in last years
record drive - the UJWF
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Adverfencia
contra los
Estafadores

La Camara de Concrete de Mia.
mi Condado Dade, advierte a los
residences del Gran Miami que los
estafadores estan aumentando sus
a~ctividades, tanto por medic del
correo como llamando personal
mente a las puertas de las casas.
En- su 'campana para poner sobre
aviso a los duenoS de casa v a los
duenos de negocios, contra las acti-
vidades de posibles estafadores u
abundan ahora, mas que nunca. Ia
Division de Meiores Negocios. de
la Camara, senala media docena de
operaciones, por medic de las cua.
les Sc trata de enganar a las per-
sonaS incautas.
"Cuidese" dice la Camara, ode
cualquiera mercancia no soIicitada
que listed reciba, junto con la cuen-
ia o factura''. Los que reciban mer.
cancias que no hayan sido pedidas,
no tienen obligation, nj de pagarla
nj de devolverla."
"Los concentrates deben tener
cuidado con las cuentas que reci-
ban por concepto de anotaciones
(Pasa a "a Pagins y