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Field Trips
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erations and functions of the
customs men. His talk was il
lustrated with items for which
the customs officials search in
coming luggage and freight. A
gathering of narcotics which had
been intercepted at the Philadel-
phia field was shown the inter-
ested students. Second of the
two trips was made by the sew
enth graders who journeyed
northward to visit the Museum
of Natural History and the
Franklin Institute, both in Phil
adelphia. This trip was sponsor
ed by the Correlated Studies
Program (CORE) and included
items of interest to children in
science, social studies, and Eng
lish classes. The pupils saw an
actual demonstration of wood
being changed into paper, gath
cred information about evolu-
ton, and viewed Astronomy in
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13

urday afternoon the forces of
Coach Bill Horney will journey
to Delaware City to face the
Panthers. The progress made by
the upstaters in recent contests
promises to make them a very
tough foe to conquer. They
boast the leading scholastic scor-
ing leader in fleet AL Crompton
who has Tailed 81 points. Smyr-
ma will enter the fray with a AZ
record; Delaware City sports a
deceiving 3-4 mark. Coach Hor-
ney is expected to start the same
lineup that faced the Pirates,
with the exception of injured
players. Wayne Cole has again
been installed in the fullback
slot.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13
First Presbyterian Church

The Rev. o. C. Jones, pastor
of First Presbyterian Church, an
nounces the following services
for Sunday, Nov. l6: Morning
worship, IL am; Sunday School,
10 am. The sacrament of bap-
tism will be administered during
the morning service. A commun-
icants class is held at the manse
on Thursday at 7 pm. Leaders
of the Westminster Fellowship
will attend a workshop at Dover
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
at 3 pm. The adult choir meets
for practice on Thursday at 8.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13
Asbury Methodist Church

Services at Asbury Methodist
Church for Sunday are announc-
ed as follows: Church School,
with classes for all ages, 10 am.
Morning worship, IL am. Muir
sery for toddlers during the SER
vice. intermediate Youth Eel
lowship meeting, $50 pm. The
evening worship at 7::30 pm. will
be in charge of Dover District
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13
Students Attend Dramatic
Conference

The members of the Drama
tics Club of John Bassett Moore
High School are planning to at
tend the Dramatics Conference
to be held at the University of
Delaware on Friday, Nov. 81.
The club this year is under the
direction of Miss Patricia Killa-
lea, ninth grade English teacher.
The group is currently in the
process of selecting a Christmas
play to be produced on Decem-
ber 18th.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Students Nominate Homecoming
Queen

Students in the John Bassett
Moore High School and the
Smyrna Junior High School
nominated three seniors for the
1858 Homecoming Queen. These
girls include Norma Blendt, Joan
Dixon and Gloria Steller. A vote
was held to determine the queen
and the results will be made
known at half-time ceremonies
of the Homecoming Football
Game on November 2lst. At
7:l5, festivities will begin with
a street parade which will term
mate on the Athletic Field. The
parade will feature the school
band, class and club floats, and
the cheerleaders. The candidates
for queen will be seated in con-
vertible cars in the middle of
the parade.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13

Zones 3 and 5 of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service.
Miss Louise Nichols, who has
served in the home and foreign
mission fields, will be presented.
General Assembly meeting of
the W.S.C.S. will be held Nov.
l8, 8 pm. The Thank Offering
program will be presented with
the theme, with Thankful
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13

percent more water during
freezing weather when it was
availale to them at all times.
Egg production increased by as
much as 20 percent
When done by hand, watering
consumes about a third of the
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13

History" at Fels Planatarium.
The history and future of the
atom also was studied. Smyrna
School officials have recognized
the use of field trips as a posi-
tive learning tool. The projects
are one more example of the ex-
tras the district offers to turn
out the best possible citizen of
the future.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13
Fresh Water Ups Yield

A continuous supply of fresh
water for laying hens will pay
off in higher egg production. Re-
searchers at Oregon State Col
lege found that pullets drank rs
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13

time spent in caring for chick
ems. An automatic water supply
eliminates this time-consuming
chore.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13

Hearts," by Mrs. w. H. Revelle,
Jr. Senior Choir rehearsal, We'd
nesday, Nov. l9, 7:30 pm.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13
Junior Class Presents Play

The junior class of the John
Bassett Moore High School will
present its annual play tomor-
row evening, November 18th, in
the high school auditorium at
500 pm. This year the class will
present Murder Takes The
Veil', and will be under the di-
rection of Mr.. George Galley. A
large turnout is anticipated.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13

Subscribe to The Smyrna Times
$500 q year. payapie IN advsncs
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13
State Student Council COnvenes

State Student Council COnVeneS
The 10th annual convention of
the Delaware Association of Stu
dent Councils will be held at
Seaford High School on Tuesday
afternoon, November 18th. MIR.
]. Edgar Caswell, professional
specialist from the Presidents
Council on Youths Fitness, will
be the keynote speaker. Willie
Jones of the Philadelphia Phil
lies will be the after-dinner
speaker. The following students
will represent John Bassett Moore
High School: James Persinger,
Jeanne Faulkner, Wayne Cole,
Richard Hudson, Edwin Eley,
James Fischer, Lois Warren,
Charles Rebar, Robert Pritchard,
10 Ann Craig, Sandralynn Short,
Wanda Fischer, Carole Wolford,
Bruce Pearce, Carl Fischer, and
Mr.. Williams, advisor.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-13
Yearbook Staff Completes First
Consignment

consignment
The Smyrna Eagle Staff, the
John Bassett Moore Yearbook
publication, completed its first
consignment of l8 pages with
the assistance of MIR. Richard
Stenger, American Yearbook
Company representative. This
first consignment contained pic
lures of the members of the SEN
ior class both formal and in
formal. The editor of the publi-
cation is Ronald Mccoy and the
assistant, Zane Robinson. The
book this year will contain II
pages instead of the usual Sc
and will use the 18th year of
progress as its theme.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13

Ell pasado dia 9 de mario cum
plieron 7 amos de feliz matrimonio
la enamorada pareja que forman
ell Sr. Raul Rodriguez y SUI distin.
guida esposa Juana Maria Izquier.
do de Rodriguez. Muchos amos mas
de complete felieidad lie deseamos
a los esposos Rodriguez-Izquierdo.
Bod0s de Flores
Queremos ser los primeroS en-
felicitar calurosamente al senior
Mario E. BurgOa y sonora, Dolores
Torres de Burg0a, miembros eSti-
mados de nuestra colonia puerto.
rriquena residente en- Miami, quie-
mes celebran en- esta fecha la gra.
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Flores,
cuatro amos de venturosa union
matrimonial.
CumpIeonos
Ajusta hoy I'm nuevo ano de vi
da la gentil senorita Maria Luis ri.
media, hija del senior Carlos E. ri.
media y sonora, Lupe OsOriO de ri.
media, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia mexicana.
A las muchas fe%licitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata
OCCASION, unimos las nuestras muy
sinceras a la vez que formulamos
votos por SUI ventura personal.
Nuestros parabienes para ell
apreciado caballero cubano senior
Jose Fernandez Nespral con mott,
vo de la grata celebration del ami
versario de SUI nacimiento en- esta
fecha, y nuestros votos por su ven
tura personal.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
Be||eza y Sa|ud I%ncompatibIes
Con Ia NervioSdad

disturbios domesticos. Ash result
ia cast impossible encontrar un
momento de reposo, de calma,
de silencio indispensable para
mantener ell equilibrio nervioso.
81 a clio agregamos los aconte-
cimientos imprevistos como en-.
fermedades, desgracias familia.
res, y dificultades sentimentales,
es evidente que nadie esta exen.
to de padecer una alteration en-
sus nervios, siendo las mas ex-
puestas las personals de tempera.
mento sensible.
Corrientemente, ell primer sin.
toma es la fatiga fisica e intelec.
tual, que por los general Sc ma
nifiesta en- forma aislada, cast
de repente y que termina por ha
cerse comln, c%riginando una
sensation de debilidad, irrita-
cion, disgusto por TODD y deseos
de no hacer absolutamente ma.
da.
La fatiga Sc p~resenta muchas
veces acompanada de trastornos
del estomago, palpitaciones y
(Pasa a la Pagina %
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13

A pesar de todos los adelantos
medicos en- todas las ramas, al
gunos de ellos espectaculares,
como Ell de la vacuna Salk contra
la poliomielitis, me parece a mi
que las afecciones nerviOsas Sc
escapan a esta regla, especial
mente en- las que Sc refieren al
sexo femenino. La razon de clio
es bien clara va que la muJer
debe atender, no solo su hogan
(cosa que de poi 81 toma bastan-
tie tiempo), sire tambien ocupa.
clones fuera de Ell: trabajo, acti.
vidades Sociales, compromises de
familia, etc.
Estas afecclones nerviosas Sc
presentan de manera tan diver
sa como variable en- su escala de
gravedad; sin embargo, las eau
sas reconocen IN mismo origen
Y Sc encuentrar en- las condicio-
mes de la vida moderna. Cada dia
vivimos mas y mas bajo ell efec-
to de tensiones altes como ruiz
dos, horarios, llamadas telefoni-
cas-, problemas escolares de los
hijos, contratiempos economicos,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
DEL H0GAR--por Victoria ksiandra
Ell POEMA De HOY
Las Pulomus kmorosus

LAS paomas amorosas.
las romanticas palomaS novelescas,
que Sc anidan por las torres del Alcazar de los suenos,
y que forman sus dos alas con dos almas que Sc besan!
Las que prenden a sus plantas
ell clavel de una aventura donjuanesca;
en- sus picos, los ligeros nerviosismos de una cinta,
y en- sus alas, la amistad de una promesa
de I'm hombre enamorado
y de una novia que 10 espera.
Las palomaS amorOsaS,
conductors de los besos y las calidas ofrendas
de AfroditaS y Hebes, de Romeos y de Heros. .......
Las que vibran en- sus cantos la amargura de las penaSS
las que guardian en- Sus alas, e%ncendidos, fulguranteS,
los punales de los celos en- activa florescencia;
las que llevan en- los ojos,
fatigados de tristeza;
ell fugaz deshoiamiento de una noche de ~ebriedades,
de pecados c~apitales y de rcas fuentes secas. ..........
Las que sienten por sus venas estaHando
los efluvios luiuriosos de radiantes primaveras;
las que alegran y bendicen los hogares;
las que piden un, consuelo por los atrios y las puertas;
las que siente los inviernos de la vida,
v Sc mueren junto al muro de las heladas Wdrieras -.
Las que arrullan; .
las que rien, las que suenan
y Sc duermen recostadas a los bordes del alero
del balloon de una Julieta.
RAFAEL MARTINEZ ALVA
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
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MI OPINION PERSONAL

de cabritilla y comenzo a guitar
Sc las semillas de tomato del IL
quierdo con la mano derecha,
hasta que Bob Hope lie ofreci6 su
p%anuelo.
R*%
Ell traje de la portada de Vo.
que que corresponds al dia pri-
nero de mario es la exageracion
suprema de la Inca "chemise".
Els en- fondo ~azuLpavo con un es-
tampado de rosas amarillas y ro-
sadas con hoias verdes.
X X X
La obra "Amanecer en- Cam.
pobello" que esta en- escena en-
Nueva York y en- la cual tiene ell
papel principal Ralph Bellamy,
ha tenido un exito rotundo. Co.
me ustedes saben Sc trata de una
VYurme-~~
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
80. SSZ a S
sgs SzHnlIIISlasL ZEXRSH
De Xaeueiones

De Vaeoeiones
Por la via aerea salem hoy hacia
Caracas, Venezuela, a pasar una
corta temporada de recreo, ell Sr.
Santiago Dfaz y sonora, Wilma Ba-
rrerO de Diaz, acompanados de sus
ninoS Roberto, Raul Santiago y
Wilma Esther.
Los despedimos cordialmente,
deseandoles una grata travesia y
unas vacaciones muy gratas al lado
de los Suyos.
Por la via aerea y procedentes
de Caracas, Venezuela, llegaron a
Miami en- dias pasados a disfrutar
de una larga temporada de recreo
ell senior Luis Larrain y sus her
manas, las ~senorftas Carmen Emf.
liza e Irene Larrain.
Les presentamos I'm carinoso sa-
Judo y les deseamos una perma-
nencia muy placentera entire no
sotros.
CumpIeonos
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida ell apreciado caballero vene.
zolano senior Santos Franceschi,
motive por ell cual nos complace
enviarle nuestras mas caras felici-
taciones y votos por su bienestar.
= = 4
Celebra hoy ell cuarto aniversa-
rio de Su allegro ~existencia la bella
ninita Ana Maria KOhly, hija del
senior Marcos KOhIy y sonora, Ali
cha Arregui de KOhly, distinguidos
miembros de nuestra colonia cuba
ma residente en- Miami.
LIE enviamos nuestraS carinosss
felicitaciones y lie deseamos mu-
chos amos mas de vida, plenos de
gratas sorpresas y bienestares.
ANIvERSARIO DE BODA
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13

Con la fotografia tomada a
hurtadillas y publicada en- prime
"a plana de uno de nuestros
principles diarios Sc { -npren-
de porque Marlene Dietrich no
permite que la fotografien en-
publico, sin ayuda de luces indi-
r%ectas, maquillaje correcto, etc.
La pobre abuela parecia una BIZ
sabuela.
X X X
Y va que hablamos de lumina-
rias de cine, me cont6 una ami
ga, Rosita Garcia de Perez que
ella estuvo presente en- ell "fra-
cas- de Anita Eckberg con la ar
tista de burlesco y que cuando la
Ekberg Sc sinti6 ell primer toma-
tazo Sc puso mas blanca que Ell
traje que tenia encima. Enton-
ces Sc miro sus guantes blancos
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
Despedidu

Despedido
Despedimos cordialmente a la
gentil senorita ROsita Moreno
uuien saldra manana por la via
aerea a disfrutar de bien mereci.
das ~vacaciones al lado de su fami-
liza en- Ponce, Puerto Rico.
AniversoFio de BodG
Ell dia 9 de MARIO cumplieron
sus Bodas de Papel, 8 amos de
feliz matrimonio, la distinguish pa
reja puertorriquena Jose y Migue-
lima Ponce, la cual celebraron en-
una reunion familiar, siendo muy
halagados por sus numerosos ami
COS.
fDeseamoles muchos amos felices!
Bodas de Alqodon
Celebran hoy Sus BodaS de Algo.
don, segundo aniversario matrimo-
NAL, ell senior Raul Gonzalez Y Sc.
nora, Elisa .MOnterO de Gonzalez,
miembros estimados de nuestra %
lonia Guiana.
Los felicitamos calurosamente y
formulamos votos porque gocen de
muchos amos mas de dicha conyu-
gal.
Comido informal
Ell senior Joaquin Romero Suner
y sonora, Carmen Rosa Gilmore de
Romero, ofrecieron una comida in
formal en- SUI residential de Miami
Springs en- noches recientes para
festejar a Sus hermanos, senior Oc-
taviO Gilmore y sonora, Elisa Mon
tenegrO de Gilmore, de Tegucigal-
pa, Honduras, %quienes Sc encuen-
tran de vacaciones en- Miami.
Fueron invitadas, ademas, hume
rosas de u amistades.
EnFerm0
Lamentamos la novedad que
aqueja a la sonora Rosa Gracia de
Martinez, quien guarda cana en- SUI
Residential desde hace varios dfas,
y formulamos votos por su pronto
y franco reStablecimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
HORIzONTALEs:

1-Cabeza de ganado
4-Especie de ciervo
8-Espada antigua de hoja corta
12-Del verbo orar, Inv.
13-Un centendr
14-Buey sagrado de los egipcios
15-Que tiene igual forma, Seme-
JAMIE
17-Entregale
18-Cerebros
19-Famosa familia de banqueros
21-Igualdad de nivel
23-Pabellon de los oidos
26-Ciudad de la antigua Fenicia
29-Letra Castellana. Pl.
32-Palo o estaca, en- Cuba
33-Remuevas la terra con ell ara
/, do
34-Medida de PESO, Adv.
35-Tejido muy fuerte
36-El ito norteamericano
37-Plaza de tcros
38-Demostrativo, Pl.
39-Toma notas
41-HijO de Noe
43-Tontos, alelados
46-Pastel de maiz envdelto en- ho-
jas de platsno
50-Semilla aronatica
52-Ciudad de Grecia
54-Figura geometrica
55-Ala sin plunas
56-Perro
57-Fruta tropical
58-Roedor
59-Extremidad de las ayes
VERTlCALES:
1-Ciudad de Espa1a
2-Rfo de Irlanda
3-Del verbo ser
4-HoStiga, a~corrala
5--Rio de Alemania, Inv.
6-Asunto o argumentO
7-Letra casteliana, Pl.
8-Portador
9-Aparatos mecanicos para sus-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13

pender grandes pesos
10-Nombre de varon
11-Cocine en- seco
16-Plazas publicas romans
20-Afeccion de la garganta
22-Cercado o valla
24-El mas antique rey del Lacis
25-Medida de longitud que equi-
vale aproximadamente a I'm
metro, Pl.
26-Precio puesto oficialmente
27-Persia
28-Torbellino
30-Nosotros
31-Personaie biblico
'35-Lagv de Europa
37-Oxido de calcio
40-Empeno, firmeza
42-Que carece de acento
44--AtreVerse
45-Pieza principal en- las casa
47-Mineral hojaldroso
48-Canoa mexicana
49-Pelo de clertos animafes
50-Adverbio de lugar
51-Impar
53-Personaje biblico inceStuoso
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13

Dia pleno de alegrias y salts.
faccioneS tr%anscurrira Ell de hoy
para una distinguida figura de la
colonia Guiana de la ciudad. Sc
trata de la ~interesante y bella da-
ma Martha Puerta de MunOz, toda
dulzura y bondad, que celebra la
festividad de su natalicio.
Con tan fausto motive, la gentil
sonora Puerta de MunOz recibira
en- SUI Residential del 1912 S. w. 4
Street, las eXpresiones de congra.
tulacion de sus amistades, que SUI
man legion entire la colonia his
panoamericana de Miami.
Felicitaciones a las que unimos
las n%uestras, muy sinceramente.
\ \ X
Noeimiento
Con la llegada de SUI primogeni.
to, ocurrida con toda felicidad en-
ell Hospital Mercy de esta ciudad,
han aumentado las aIegrias del no.
gar tornado por la estimada pare
ia cubana, DR.. Luis ROdriguez-MO.
lima, miembro de la Facultad de la
Universidad de Miami, y sonora,
Raque RObau de Rodriguez Mo.
lima.
Para ell hermoso recien nacido,
que llevara ell nombre de Luis Ma.
nuel, y para sus dichosos padres,
nueStra enhorabuena.
Nuevo Directive de Ia Alamo
Los miembros de la AIianza In
teramericana celebraron una reu-
MON general en- noches pasadas,
en- la sede de Ia organization, Ave
nida Salcedo 1922, Coral Gables,
con ell objeto de realizar la cleo
cion de la nueva Junta DIRECTIVE,
Siendo ell resultado como sigue:
Presidente, senior j. Neville Nc.
Arthur; Vice Presidente Eiecuti-
vo, senior Julio P. Mendez; Chair
man, senior NestOr Morales; Vice
Presldentes; sonora Maria Enter.
line, DR.. Manuel A. Gonzalez, Sc
nor Fred Harnett, senior George
TaylOe Ross; Secretaria de Actas,
sonora Norma de Jones; Sub-secre-
taria de ActaS, Senorita Lois Ne.
wins; Secretaria de Correspondent
ella, sonora AIDA Anderson; Con-
tralor, senior Jules Pearlman; Te-
Sorero, senior Guillerm0 Garcia de
Queved0; ,Sub.TeSOrerO, sonora
Margaret Norman; Directories: DR..
Carlos P. Lamar, senior Rude Long,
senior GavinO Vega, senior Edward
Daaghterty, senior E. C. Hodge,
sonora Alicia de KOhly, senior Ra-
fael Rivera Cruz, senior Rafael
Aguilera, senior Rafael Gazitda, Sc
nor Jose Ferre, senior Juan E. Ca.
rreras, senior Manuel Gonzalez We
lez, senior Charles SymOnds, seno-
rita Diane Lewis, senior Frank
Bianchl, senior Francisco GrOvas,
DR.. Carlos Justiz sonora Maria Sa.
las, senior Pedro Judice.-.. .
Division International: dona
Virginia Gonzalez de Torruella,
Fundador y Presidente ad vitam;
don Marcos KOhly, Asuntos Inter
nacionales; Directories: senior Wi.
liam Higgins, senior Gary Kullack,
senior Felix Ramos Aguirre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Continued From Preceding Page

screw driver and crowbar In his car, and
the knife in his pocket. These were sent to
the FBI laboratory, along with Cooper's
jacket, his shoes, the casts Of the tire and
heel tracks, and a sample Of Cooper's hair
along with hat found in the office.
Linking Cooper to the burglary now
became routine. The tire track. matched,
and a small, protruding nail in Cooper's
left heel matched an imprint in the cast.
Furthermore, paint on the knife blade
was the same as paint on the screen frame,
and paint from the safe was the same as
that found on the crowbar.
Under the microscope, hair taken from
the hat matched that taken from Cooper's
head, and the tip of the screw driver exactly
fitted where it had broken on.
Just one Of thousands Of routine cases,
FBI agents say. And it all goes to show
that you are pretty dumb when you think
you can outsmart the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

couple Of clear heel tracks in the soft earth
outside the office.
Cooper used his pocketknife to cut the
screen in the office window. and although
he didn't know it at the time, speck Of
paint from the screen frame stuck to the
knife's blade.
This might have been enough, but
Cooper wasn't through leaving his tracks:
When he crawled through the window,
a tiny speck Of fiber from his jacket chung
to the rough edge Of the cut screen. This,
also, was recovered by police.
Once inside, Cooper went to work on
the safe with screw driver and crowbar.
Unknown to him, tiny end Of the screw
driver broke on. The police found it, Of
course, while recovering paint fragments
scraped OF the safe In the process Of getting
1t open.
At last when Cooper, in a routine check,
was picked up by police he still had the
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
Round the Town

MORRIS G. ROSENBAUM,
president of the Tucson Jew
ish Community Center, is re-
ported continuing to make
fine progress towards recov-
cry from the heart attack
which hospitalized him
Friends are offering con-
gratulations and best wishes
to MORRIS BECKER and
also to NATHAN RAKITA
for their beautiful new
stores on Broadway. Morrie
opened a branch of B & r
Hardware and Nate has a
second Shoe Center
DIR. FLOYD FIERMAN of
Mount Sinai Temple in Ell
Paso will represent the Jew
ish Chautauqua Society as
lecturer at the University of
Arizona from Feb. 1920
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
Rishono Pioneer

Rishona Pioneer Women
will hold a luncheon and card
party Feb. II at noon at the
Tucson Shrine Club.
The luncheon will be spon-
sored by Mines. Sarah Ber-
liner, Philip Salonic, Helen
Singer, Ethel LaVetter and
Sadie Kaplan for Rishona
Pioneer Women.
Home-cooked food will be
served and proceeds of the
luncheon will go towards re-
Mobilization of immigrants to
Israel. Nah jongg and cards
will be played after lunch.
At Rishona's regular meet
ing Feb. 19 at Anshei Israel
at 1890 plans will be made
for the Bazaar to be held
April 1920.
The committee working on
project are Mines. Hyman Ep-
stein and Harry Schorr, gen.
eral chairmen; Isaac Mar
golis, Sarah Berliner, decora-
tions; Abraham Lipkin, hos
pitality; Harry Epstein, tic
kets. Assisting will be Mines.
Philip Salonic, Sadie Kaplan,
Irving Malinsky, P. H. La
Vetter, Anna Sherman, Ar
thur Kay, Nathan Schiller,
Nathan Feinstein, Louis Field
man, Helen Singer, Sophie
Wilson and Hyman Buchanan.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
0IgdnizatIond/ Activities
Shevo Club

The next regular meeting
of the Sheva Club will be held
Feb. II at 7:30 pm. at Cong.
Anshei Israel auditorium.
Mrs. Nathan Poliakoff will
give a monologue on Broth
erhood Week. Roslyn Blum
berg will play the accordion
and sing Israeli songs.
Mrs. Sidney Nevins, presi-
dent, will be hostess for the
evening in honor of the birth
of her son, Richard. Guests
are invited to attend the
meeting.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
Births

IlIlIIIlHIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIll
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Joseph, a son, Lee Arnold, 8
lbs. 11a OF. on Jan. 81.
Grandmother is Mrs. Rose
Josephy of Brooklyn, N. Y.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Courtney a daughter, Susan
Syril, 5 lbs. 13 OF. on Jan. %.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Juster of Tucson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Segall
of Minneapolis.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
Liberal Divorce
Laws Asked by
Rubbinufe

NEW YORK (JTA)-
Liberalization of the cur
rent divorce laws was
urged this week by the New
York Board of Rabbis in
a resolution adopted at it's
77th annual meeting here.
The resolution deplored
the New York State law
which grants divorce only
on grounds of adultery. "Its
effect has not been the dis
couragement of divorce, but
the enco ur a G e m e n t of
framed cases, perjury,
and divorces in out of state
divorce mills" the resolu-
ton said.