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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
PTA Thrift Shop Nets $2463 for Use
In Schools, But 1t Needs Your Help

sweaters Of all kinds; coats and
jackets; shoes Of all kinds; girls
and boys wear; large women's
clothing tsize "A and above), in
cluding suits, coats, and dresses; !;
mems underwear and pajamas;
blankets, quilts, and other bed
ding; small items OF furniture:
shoes of all kinds; and OLD HOSE,
even with runs. These last are
usually given away as bonuses to
purchasers OF other items.
Particular bargains now avail
able include a sun lamp, fully re-
conditioned, for $40; floor lamp
and a study lamp, both in good
condition; a Telechron electric
clock; a baby bed for $40; study
tables at $4 each, many classical
records t78rpm) including COM
positions by Mozart, Debussy, and
Stravinsky; skates, patterns. chill
dren'S car seats, maps, games,
costume jewelry and many other
attractive and useful articles
-
= Ah0 CAaoM
hlll scnoOi program IN terms OF
budget makes strong support Of
the Thrift Shop as a money-raising
project so desirable that it is al
most imperative. A return to the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Ticket Plans For
Basketball Game

Ticket distribution plans for
the U.N.C.-Wake Forest basketball
game here on January 8 have
been announced as follows:
A priority on tickets will be ex-
tended TO holders OF pass books
students and faculty members
with names beginning letters A
through NJ for three days. Mond a,
through Wednesday. Dec. l..
through II. After this priority
period, tickets will be placed o
general sale to faculty members
students, and the public. The early
distribution has been set up be
cause Of the approaching holi
days.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

A leading American geographeI
urged here recently that American
foreign policy toward Southwes
Asian nations be more sympathe-
tic and geared to meet the needs
OF the people living in these stra
tegic locations. George b Cressey
who spoke to the UNC Depart
ment of Geology and Geography
has just returned from q year OF
travel and OF teaching at the Uni
versity of Beirut, Lebanon, to re.
sumo his duties as Maxwell pro-
fessor Of geography at Syracuse
University.
During his travels. which ranged
from Turkey to Afghanistan TO
Arabia, Mr.. Cressey observed the
economic. political and social
transformations in countries east
OF the Mediterranean.
Those people are undergoing
two revolutions, i" he said. In
their efforts to throw off foreign
domination. they are experiencing
something like our Revolution OF
l776. They are also following the
example OF the French Revolution
OF 1888 in reforming the domestic
government and overthrowing
rulers while searching for a re-
gime which can solve their basic
problems" he continued.
Mr.. Cressey noted that the
American press Is often critical Of
these actions. when ii should be
sympathetic and try to develop
good will. I'VE don't have to agree
with their detectives TO have good
relations" he said. Centering his
remarks on Iran. Iraq. Saudia
Arabia and Kuwait. he stressed
these four nations important pos
session OF two-thirds OF the world
petroleum reserves.
. This oil forms the black" on
the areas landscape, he said, ana
although concentrated In O small
5000 square miles. has great sig
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

iAivAzSA and difficult carnivals,
nerly relied upon is re-
garded by all concerned as some
thing devoutly to be avoided. The
Thrift Shop has been a reliable
source of income for such items
as playground equipment. art and
music supplies. special testing Of
children, science equipment, IL
brary books; school lunches not
otherwise obtainable; sick-leave
for teachers; and petty cash funds
for school room use.
The full Thrift Shop committee,
composed Of two members from
each P.TA.. is made up of the
following. from the PISA. of
the Chapel Hill High School. Mrs.
W. l.. Fleming, who serves as
chairman, and Rogers Wade.
Treasurer; from Estes Hills, Carl
ton Byrd and Mrs. William Gro
martie; from Glenwood. Mrs.
James Roberts and Mrs. c. A.
Kirkpatrick; from the Chapel Hill
Elementary School, Mrs. Charles
Hooker and one to be appointed.
Located between Ogburn's Furn-
iture Market and the Beauty Box
on West Franklin Street, the Thrift
49, y open on Tuesdays. We'd
nesdays, and Fridays from 10 am
until 5 pm, and on Saturdays
from 9 am. to 5 pm. Articles for
the Shop may be left at Fowler s.
the Glen Lennox office building
lobby or the schools.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

Chapter at its December meeting
in Chapel Hill and at that time
will receive the traditional gold
and blue Good Citizenship pins.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

HOW TO RELAX: For the
man in your life. husband.
Dad or Grandad. give him the
chair that viii add years to
his life trelaxation does it).
From 1896 to $lss.ss.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

HOLLYWOOD, California, -
Sc anuncio que Ivonne De Carlo,
que fuera tan aplaudida en- su
role co-estelar junto a Clark
Gable, en- mi Pecado Fue Ma.
cer", ira a Alemania para encar-
mar a la legendaria Lola Mon
tez
Una de las escenas que en- es-
tie ano ha necesitado de mayor
cantidad de extras, es sin duda
la secuencia que en- What Lola
Wants, trata de un juego de
pelota. Protagoniza esta cinta
nematografica, ell simpatico Tab
Hunter, en- los estudioS de la
Warner Bros.
COMEDIA DE SALON
PodemoS asegurar que la Pc
licula 'Indiscreet, sin aun titulo
en- espanol, es una de las come
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
De VISTA CON
A ESTRELLAS

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. - (SPO)
BESIDE tempo inmemorial, Sc ha
considerable que en- ell ambiente
artistico Sc dan las condolences
mas favorables para la libre ex-
preston de las manifestations
mas amorales. Por mas que Sc ha
luchado paraa hacer aparecer a
los p~racticantes de la f%arandula
como seres normales, sometidos
a las mismas presiones de la So
ciedad con su secuela de deblli-
dad moral y manifestations de
fortaleza y etica, no Sc ha con-
seguido hacer desaparecer los
resabios del tempo. La socie-
dad continue creyendo que ell ar
tista es un Sc ararte, que tenien-
do un POGO de oportunidad, Sc
desboca>Por ell sendero de la in
moralidad. Las palabras quiza
sean un POGO duras, pero dem
tro de cada uno de n%osotros vi
We esta idea, para destruir la
cual no basta que ell artiSta in
dividualmente coopera a las
obras de carload o auxilio So
cial, viva una vida monacal 0 sea
espejo de probidad moral. En-
los ultimos tlempos, ell cine, es-
pecialmente ell mexicano, ha ini-
ciado I'm sendero constructive,
que debe llenarnos de satisfac-
cion, pues con peliculas como
-tPasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
Ell DUETO DEL
LARGO VERANO"

HOLLYWOOD, California
Una de las mas sensacionales
parejas de Hollywood, la COM
ponen la Mejor Actriz de este
ano, jeanne Woodward y el
apuesto actor, Paul Newman
quienes hace algunos meses,
culminaron su fabuloso roman
ee en- una sencilla ceremonial de
matrimonio. jeanne es una de
las actrices mas versailles del
momento en- la MEGA del Cine;
y en- cuanto a Paul, nj hablar de
III actuacion, que no tiene que
envidiar NADIA a Marion BranGo
o Yul Brynner. Esta simpatica
pareja, reapareceran, co-prota-
Commando con Paul Douglas y
Joan Collins, en- la production
de los estudios de la Goth Gen.
fury Fox, Rally Round The
Flag, Boys!".
Andy Griffith, esta de vuelta
en- New York, que fuera escena-
rio de SUI exito, en- la obra tea
apariciones personals, como pu-
trail, "No Time For Sergeants".
Ahora Andy, Sc halla hacienda
apariciones personales, como pu-
blicidad de la version cinemato-
grafica de esta gran comedia que
en- espanol lleva por titulo, ''Sin
TEMPO Para Sargentos". Andy
ademas de haber sido muy
aplaudido en- Broadway, ha ga
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
Ivonne De Carlo Hard en- A|emania
Bioqrafla FlImica de Lola Monies

nado una infinidad de admira-
dores a traves de la pantalla, por
Su primer film, Gun Rostro en-
la Muchedumbre", que tan ma
gistralmente dirigiera, Ella Ka-
ian. Su Ultima pelicula, todavia
sin estrenar, lleva por titulo,
Onionhead', que como las an
teriores llevan ell sello de War
ner Bros.
CONJUNTO ESTELAR
Una de las producciones mas
fabulosas de este ano, ha de ser
sin duda, John Paul Jones', que
actualmene Sc rueda en- Ma
drid, para la Warner Bros, en- la
que encabeza Ell reparto ell CANA
dor del Oscar, Robert Stack, jun
to a la encantadora Erin o.
Brien, Charles Coburn y muchos
mas, entire los que Sc enncuen-
tran, Bette Davis y Jean Pierre
Aumont, ambos interpretando
los roles especiales de Catalina
La Grande y Luis XVI, respecti-
vamente. Ell film es a TODD color
con la particularidad de que las
escenas que aparecen dentro de
los Iimites del famoso palacio de
Versailles, fueron tomadas en- los
propios e~scenarioS naturales.
Tambien ell maravilloso Palacio
Real de Espana, actualmente
convertible en- museo, ha sldo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT con los requlSl-
tos exigidos por la epoca en- que
la pelicula sucede, y por prime
ra vez seran captados por una
camara de la Mecca del Cine,
para 10 cual ell Gobierno espanol,
dio especial conSentimiento.
Cierta estrella de la p~antalla,
gu marcho de vacaciones a AGA
pulco, lego por recommendation
de otra al lujosisimo hotel Eel
Presidente'', que esta siendo la
attraction de los miembros de
Cinelandia que visitan S linda
playa. . En- un espanol terrible,
pregunto en- la carpeta por ell
senior Bob Shoe, y despues
de intervenir cast TODD ell staff
del hotel, cayeron en- cuenta que
Sc trataba del administrator Gel
hotel, ell senior Roberto Zapata,
a quien sus visitantes norteame-
ricanos 10 llaman carinosamente
de ese modo. :.
Sc rumora que Mike Taxa,
reaparecera en- la pantalla en-
otra gran superproduccion, CO.
mo SUI anterior, "Sayonara", aun
que eta vez no es probable que
sea de co-estrella con Marion
Brando.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
Triunfa Una CanGon.

HOLLYWOOD. -(SOP).- Las
estaciones y sinfonolas loca-
les estan taoCando constantmente
la cancion "Baja California" dedi-
cada al vecino estado m~exicano,
por su compositor Chico Avilez al
que Sc debe tambien "Playas de
Rosarito' en- honor a la conocida
playa Y "El Sureno', con tema tam
bien baiacaliforniano.
La cancion grabada por Discos
Aguila es un huapango interpreta-
do por Los Surenos", I'm conjunto
compuesto por las voces y guita-
rras de Rafael Trejo y los hernia
no Jose y Rosalio Esparza, con ell
harpa maravillosa de Samuel Ne
CRETE.
En- tres de los programs en- es-
panok "Baja California" ocupa uno
de los primeroS lugares en- ventas
y popularidad siendo la primera
vez que una cancion dedicada a
I'm Estad6 tiene la gran acepta.
cion que esta logrando ell movido
huapango,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
PeIicvIo de cantinfIos comenzard a Rodarse en-
Hollywood en- 81 Mes dc Septiembre. = "Indisereef"
de la Bergman y Cary Grant, una Fina cemedia
Por CARLOS PASTOR
Por CARLOS PASTOR

dias mas finas y mejor logradas,
de todos los tiempos, en- IA que
, Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman y la
fantastica actriz britannica, Ply
Ills Calvert, interpretan sus res
pectivos roles, con la maestria
que solo los verdaderamente
grandeS de la pantalla pueden
hacerlo. Este film que eta basa-
do EN- la novela inglesa, Kind
SIR, en- medic de las situaciones
comicas, tiene escenas de gran
tension dramatica, tan delica-
das, que solo una Ingrid Berg
man, con su modo singular de
actuar, hubiera podido lograr
con tanto acierto. No podemos
dejar de mencionar a Cecil Par
ker, ell gran actor de teatro y CT
ne ingleS, quien en- su papel CO.
estelar esta fantastico. La peli-
cula fue rodada en- Su totalldad
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

Ell mismo conjunto musical graz
DO la cancion ranchera "Jaripeo de
Amor en- ell mismo disco, cuya lep.
ira y muslca Sc debe al periodista
Armando del Moral. \Esta canci6n
Sc considera muy original debido
a que utiliza por primera vez ter.
minos del campo, para cantar ell
amor de I'm hombre enganado por
la mujer de sus amores.
Chico Avilez es conocido como
compositor por sus exitos "Bendi.
to sea Dios', Maria Teresa, "Ol.
vidate' "Td eres para mi y "Te
digo la verdad Armando del Mo
raj es autor de la letra y m1sics
del bolero "Besos Locos' Y colabo
70 con la pianista ialiscense Virgil
MIA Silvaleija en- los exitos "Te So.
ne" y "Palmera". rTf
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

en- Inglaterra, para los estudios
de la Warner Bros, en- Techini-
color, bajo la capacitada direc-
ci6n de Stanley Donen.
Los estudios de la Warner
Bros. han prestado a SUI estrella
exclusive, Tab Hunter, a los es-
tudios de la Paramount, para ell
role co-estelar junto a la des-
pampanante italiana Sophia Lo-
rem, en- "That Kind of Woman"
sin aun titulo en- espanol, que es-
ia Sendo rodada pOr Carlo Pom
ii en- Nueva York.
OTRA VEZ CANTINFLAS
Ell popularisimo astro del cine
mexicano, Cantinflas podra
continuar con sus compromises
de "torero'', durante TODD ell We
rano, va que SUI proximo film,
en- Hollywood, que llevara por
nombre, "Pepe", no comenzara
a rodarse hasta fines de Sep
tiembre. Cantinflas es bien CO.
nocido y reconocido por ell pu'
blico norteamericano, desde que
interpreted uno de los roles etc
lares en- la renombrada super
production, LA Vuelta AL
Mundo En- 80 Dias".
Una de las comedias mas po-
pulares y que mas exito ha tent.
do, en- la escena legendaria de
Broadway, es sin duda la incom-
parable, mo Time For Ser
geants", que convertible en- I'm
film ideal, ACADIA de estrenar los
estudios de la Warner Bros, en-
cabezando ell reparto ell popu'
larisimo Andy Griffith, que ere
"a este mismo role en- la esce-
ma. Andy, es I'm actor en- toda
la extension de la palabra, sien-
do capaz de interpreter a carta
cabal ell papel mas comico y Ell
mas tragico tambien. A Andy tu-
vimos oportunidad de aplaudir-
10 en- SUI primer p~elicula, Gun
Rostro en- la Muchedumbre'', ba-
jo la Incompatible direction de
Ella Kazan.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

A BRITT.-Un beIlo rostro de diosa griega, cabe-
lilo rubiO como la mielI, Sc asOma a las pantallaS del mundO
cOnquistandO los cOrazOneS.
Els May Britt, una muneca OlorOsa a esenciaS Orienta-
les, con ell perfume ex6ticO de una princesa arrancada a
un cuentO de Las Mil y Una N0ches.
La gentil May Britt Gamma por la pantalla a pasO de
triunfadOra. Su regia belleza adOrna ell celulOide, arranca
~suspirOs y nos hace sonar en- la llegada del amor. Els May
Britt, ell deliciOsO bibelOt de cinelandia.
Sus bellos ojos abren sus labios en- una sOnrisa de invi-
taci0n. ~..... ,-
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28
John D. Rockefeller Was A Zionist

The Rockefeller campaign managers
missed up on one point. They might have
appealed to the voters with Zionist SYM
pathies by pointing out that Nelson Rookie
feller's grandfather, the man who made
the name Rockefeller famous was one OF
the first ZionstS in America.
1t was back in the early nineties before
even Theodore HerZl had come out with
his call for Jewish State that John d.
took time out from his Oil business, his
Sunday school teaching and giving away
dimes, to enroll himself as friend of the
Zionist idea. He was signer of petit
ton, sponsored by Christian minister,
the Rev Blackstone of Chicago, asking
the President of the United States to con-
vene an international congress, with the
end in view the establishment of the
Jewish State
Among the signers of the petition, III
addition to Mr.. Rockefeller, were Chief
Justice Fuller of the Supreme Court, Car
dinal Gibbons, J. P. Morgan and Russell
Sage Quite collection of celebrities!
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28
Editorial Comment
WHAT CHANGE IS WROUGHT in the

WHAT CHANGE IS WROUGHT in the
feelings and beliefs of people over the
span of 43 years?
Forty.three years ago in Atlanta, Ceor'
gia, a Jewish businessman was Whished
out of jail and lynched by mob of ter
rorists. The man was Leo Frank, north
erner who had moved into the SOUTH lie
had been convicted on the flimsest of evil
dence of the murder of 14-year-old girl.
The governor of Georgia, noting the
thin shadow of evidence against Frank,
commuted Mr. Franks death sentence to
a prison term And, in fact, it was re-
ported that a janitor of the factory where
the girl was killed had confessed to the
murder
The governors communication of sentence
came on the same day the mob lynched
Leo Frank
The Leo Frank case stirred nationwide
indignation And Jews began to fear that
"it COULD happen here" in America. For
in the south little was done to either halt
the lynching or punish the terrorlsts. In
fact, the leader of the mob was one lon
Watson who rose to political power, rls'
ing on the bitter wings of hate and anti
Semitism.
That grisley case of terror in the south
took place in the year 1913.
In the year 1958-just 43 years later
in the same city of Atlanta terror struck
again. A bomb was exploded in jewish
Temple causing 100000 in damage.
What was the reaction to terrorism in
the south 43 years later? Was there an
apathy, a silent condoning of these acts
of hate?
Well, it appears that in 1858 there is
greater intelligence and sympathy in the
south. Almost Immediately after the
bombing, church. civic and governmental
leaders in Atlanta stood up to condemn
the terrorism Atlanta newspapers wrote
blistering editorials; the Federal Bureau
of Investigation moved into action and the
criminals were caught quickly.
There has been progress made since the
Frank case But we have not yet erased
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28
Is There a Golden Future Ahead?

there will return to America enthralled
by what they have experienced.
This youth, he thinks, will infect others
in America with enthusiasm for Jewish
values. 1t will create in the English Ian
guage Jewish classics that will rival those
created in Yiddish and Hebrew.
In due time, the author visualizes, there
will be Peretz and a Bialik on the Amer
lean scene Jewish art and music will
flourish and Jewish cultural councils will
infiltrate spiritual content into the Jewish
centers in every city. The synagogue will
again become the meeting place for Jewish
exaltation and Hebrew texts will be un
derstood by worshipperS.
DR.. Lipzin goes to great lengths to
analyze the impact of the Jew upon the
American mind and the repercussions of
that impact upon the Jew, His is one of
the most interesting books that has ap-
peared recently on the subject: Whittier
the American Jew?
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

speeches in Spanish are said to have
swayed the large Puerto Rican vote in
New York though perhaps he might have
achieved the same effect by eating mix
t,1re of chicken and rice which seems to
be a special Puerto Rican favorite. The
presence of many Italians on the New
York ballot was designed to appeal to
those who love pizza pie.
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

ality? DR.. Sol Liptzin,
scholar and Professor of
Comparative Literature
at the City College of
New York, is attempting
to answer this question in
his Generation of Deci-
sion," published by Bloch
Publishing Co.
The author believes
that neither optimism nor
pessimism about the ulti-
mate survival of Judaism
in America beyond the
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

Hartman went to BOr-
ough Park and dined on
"gefilte' fish and Mr..
Rockefeller betook him
self to the East Side
where he partook of
"blintZeS."
The presence of Mr..
Hogan on the Democratic
ticket in New York was
no doubt expected to
sway those who liked
corn beef and cabbage
and Mr.. Rockefeller's
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

Mrs. Bloom Mrs. GreenboUm
MRS. CLARA BLOOM, 604
E. Third: Eyes, after obliga-
tions to the home are taken
care Of"
MRS. PHILIP GREEN
BAUM, 2S41 E. First: "Yes,
but not at the expense of fam
ily or home"
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

MRS. MELVIN HALPERN,
25 N. Canine Espanol: "Once
responsibility to their own
family is taken care of, Wom-
en- have responsibilities to full
fill as citizens"
MRS. SAMUEL KURN, 40
49 E. Whittier: Eyes, definite
ly. Home comes first, but
once children reach school
age they can begin to give of
t h e m elves to the COM
munity."
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28
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QUESTION:: Do you believe
women should step out of the
home to take a more active
part in communal. political
and governmental leader
ship?
PLACE: National Council
of Jewish Women's leader
ship training seminar at the
Bagdad Inn Nov. 20.
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

from our mlndS the burning possibility
that 1T Can Happen Here. The wave OF
bornbings and threats that flashed across
the country following the Atlanta bomb,
ing was swift, terrible evidence of that.
~ ~
MISTAKEN IDENTITY? We reprint
the following from story out of the In
termountain Jewish News of Denver: "..
the overwhelming victories of Gov. Abra
ham Ribicoff in Connecticut and Sen
Barry Coldwater in Arizona are welcome
reminders that despite the wave OF syna-
gogue bonbings anti-Semitism is too
weak to be felt by qualified Jewish can
didates. -.
"While Sen. GoldWater's Jewish affilla
ton is nebulous, he comes from pioneer
Jewish merchant family and is undoubt-
edly identified by the Arizona electorate
as a Jew"
To our friend, Robert Gamzey, editor OF
the Intermountain Jewish News, we SEND
along the information that Mr.. GoldWater,
according to our best information, is
member of the Episcopalian Church IN
Phoenix
MATTER OF DIET-Harry Golden,
in his great best-seller, "Only In Amer
ica", suggests a positive cure for anti
Semitism would be to give each anti
Semitic an onion roll with lox and cream
cheese, chopped chicken liver and brls-
ket of beef with few potato pancakes.
Be sure that is just what is happening.
Just look at the menu in any "goyische"
restaurant today There they are -.
chopped chicken livers, smoked salmon
(social version of lox), and even sour
cream for the potatoes!
Now see the latest. On the shelves IN
the liquor stores and groceries stand fancy
holiday packages of Mogen David wine!
The package doesn't say anything about
Christmas, but how could you miss 1t? AT
any rate we're still using Harry Golden's
approach to wiping out anti-Semitism
Perhaps Bubble was right-the best way
to a mans heart is through his stomach!
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

purely religious sphere is as yet Justified
However he also believes that golden
age of Jewishness is possibility IN Amer
ica. He foresees that idealistic American
Jewish youth, who visit Israel or STUDY
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

WHEN HE SPOKE of the Temple his eyes misted
He told us that just little four months ago his
wife had died of after receiving wonderful treat
ment' at the City of Hope
"It is very empty now, my store" he said softly MY
wife used stand with here and help She was
woman from Syracuse We married in Nogales Ariz
"Such a wonderful woman She raised our four chill
dren in the of Judaism Our daughters she sent
away they grew because she did not believe place
like Juarez without Yiddshkeit was proper for them
ut is not easy for Jew to live away from strong
Jewish community. But what be done? My business
is here and by now my life is here, too.
'In Juarez live with Yiddshket, too. That
whv have the big Mogen Dovid sign They should know
am Yid"
Some day if you're in Juarez drop in and give
"Sholo Aecheu" TO the Jewish of the Club Wal
kki curo shop 1t will give you feeling to see the
bright Star David proudly displayed foreign country
And will bring warmth to Landsman IN Juarez
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28
Boris Smolar

JEWISH OUTLOOK: What does the fu-
ture hold for American JeWry; IS JEWISH
reiuvenation in America a mirage or a re-
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-For.
eign Minister Golda Meir told
the KneSSet that Israel is
about to open a consulate Gen
eral in Lisbon, Portugal.
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28
David Schwartz

THE SECRET of getting elected is to
have something to appeal to or to identify
ones self with every type of voter. Mr..
The Arizona post., 1958-11-28
Abe NanM.s
Abe Chanin.s
POST OFFICE
1T HAPPENED this way:

1T HAPPENED this way:
We gift hunting the border in Juarez,
Mexico when noticed at the back of shop Mogen
Dovid in pink and blue neon
Now what would Mogen Dovid be doing in curio shop
in Mexico? Especially in a store with such the
Waikiki Club?
AS turned in to the store short silverhaired man
stepped from behind with broad grim Lands
man! We gatz?"
And he quickly poured out a flood of YiddSh "We are
scattered all the world, he said "but Jew is always
a Jew"
How did he observant Jew, come to be living in a
Mexican border city," asked His reply full
length novel,