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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

CENTER HnI, TENN.
Nor long ago Tennessee doctor travelling through
y northern Wisconsin came upon jubilant fisher
man loaded down with string of two and threepound
bass 1t the sort Of catch you like to talk about =
with pictures. And yet the visiting physician
impressed not at all.
Doesn't seem right to break up family by hooking
only the babies" he said why, down home around
Center Hill we use these little fellows for bait
The doctor was kidding but not much. He was
talking about Center Hill Reservoir, great sprawng
government waterway Of 25O6O acres, Puckered with
draws, and rocky nets. 1t is the consensus of
experts that this is Americas greatest fishing hole
Deep sea fishing in q fresh W'oser IoIs
As anyone who ever developed backache pulling
whoppers out of Center Hill knows, it by that
reputation honestly The deepdredged Tennessee lake
yields practically everything Inventory figures show
smalmouth, large-mOuth and spotted bass The crap
pie, bluegi sun6sh, SAUCER and walleyes beyond
any number, not to mention the muskellunge, brook,
brown and rainbow trout from the feeder streams.
Men xrovv,au nd Children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

by the thousands fish the
great bulge on the Caney Fork
River with everything from
fly rods to bows and arrows.
What's more, the few hardy
sDorts who bring out deep-sea
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Bomb ing Bill Passage Urged

Att Gen William P Rogers has asked House Ju-
dietary subcommittee to approve bill that would en-
power the FBI to apprehend fugitives fleeing after
bombing synagOgues schools. President Elsen-
hover has named NY Publisher Ogden R. Reid the
new US Ambassador to Israel. In Miami Beach
the fourday national inaugural conference for Israel
Bonds launched $3OO,OOO,000 campaign with more
than S19 millions in sales Members of Congress
paid tribute to Bnai Birth Women which celebrated
its 5Oth anniversary recently. Sen Humphrey and
Rep Mccormack both auded the group for its work.
Joseph NJ Kasdin is the first Jewish mayor in
Worcester, Mass.
Mussolinis nephew Vanni Tedorani, has been
held guilty in Rome court for publishing bitter anti
Semitic articles Terrorists in Algers bombed
Jewish cafe wounding four persons. The Soviet
State Publishing House has issued new edition OF
Sholem Aleichem's writings in Yiddish Brother
hood Week opened in Germany with sharp speeches
condemning anti-Semitism. And in Mainz, Germany,
Dr. Emil Schitz was arrested for torturing prisoners
at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp and Erich
Koch Nazi leader was sentenced to death by War
saw court for killing at least 100000 people.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Jewish
Community
In US. Seen

MIAMI BEACH, (JTA)-
The emergence of a new Jew
ish community in the United
States, reflecting the atti-
tudes and aspirations of a
third generation of American
born Jews, was predicted here
by Isaac Toubin, national
executive secretary of the
American Jewish Congress,
addressing a meeting of the
South Florida Council of the
organization.
IN SKETCHING what he
called "the process of fer
ment and transition" which
American JeWry is now un-
dergoing, Mr.. Toubin said an
indigenous and characteristic
way of Jewish life in America
is now being created. The
final form which this devel-
oping Jewish life takes, he
predicted, will probably in
clude these elements:
l. The formal Zionist move
ment in America will dis
appear and, in its place, will
emerge a movement of "Sur-
vivaliSt" Jews committed to
the idea of the unity of the
Jewish people throughout the
world and to the centrality of
Israel as a major instrument
in Jewish survival.
2. Philanthropy for the
cause of Israel will be di-
vorced from such an ideologi-
cal movement, which will con-
centrate on Strengthening the
bonds among Jews around
the world. American Jews
will come to see the Jewish
community in Israel, and
Jewish communities in other
parts of the world, as part of
an integral whole, eXchang-
ing their resources for their
enrichment.
3. DIFFEREN CES among
the Orthodox, Conservative
and Reform movements will
be blurred, and the extremist
fringes of each of these will
4. Wasteful competition and
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

THE 1859 CJA goal, includ-
ing aid the UJA Special Fund
to aid the Exodus out of
Eastern Europe, is $232, 900.
Mr.. Volk said that an
anonymous gift is expected
to push the total raised thus
far to $221, 900.
1--WE now need only $4,000
to go over the top in this
important Embarrassing year"
said the general chairman.
To push the campaign over
the top presidents of our
local organizations have
pledged city-Wide support"
And an army of workers
is expected to turn out March
29-Target Sunday-to clean
up the 1859 campaign and set
an all-time record not only
for Tucson Embarrassing, but
for Jewish Embarrassing in the
state of Arizona.
ANY PERSONS wishing to
join the volunteer army of
workers can attend the meet
ing at the Tucson Jewish
Community Center beginning
at 10 am.
This Sunday workers in the
women's general solicitations
division will meet at the Cen
ter at 10 am. for another re
port on cards. Workers in the
division are urged to attend.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

soon will observe its 50th
anniversary.
MEMBERSHIP NOW is ap-
preaching the 500 mark and
enrolment in the religious
school is over 400.
Because of the growth Sam
uel Kurn, who has served as
administrator in all depart
merits of congregational ac-
tivity since 1919, VIII assume
the full-time post of school
principal and director of ex
tension prograrlming of the
Religious school.
Mr.. Kurn also will continue
to serve as editor of the
Temple Emanuel News and
advisor in the Temples cul-
tural activities.
MIR. WENZEL for Is years
has been associated with a
number of national inStitu-
tons as administrator and
fund-raiser. He recently con-
cluded six years as director
of west coast activities of the
Union of American Hebrew
Congregations.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

The Wall Street Journal said in special report
this week that there is stability in the Middle East
and that diplomats fear fighting could break out be
tween Israel and the United Arab Republic once
Egypts Col. Nasser puts down internal dssension.
-. But meanwhile the migration of Eastern European
Jews to Israel continued despite Arab political at
tacks. And around the world support of the new
Exodus mounted In New York City the United Jewish
Appeal drive opened with $40 million in advance
gifts. And the International Ladies Garment Workers
Union presented check to the Jewish Labor Com
mttee for $25 900 for the UJA In Canada and Mexico
extraordinary Embarrassing drives launched And
the Israel Knesset has voted its highest budget in his
tory ($812 9OOOOO) to aid the resettlement of the
refugees.
A national testimonial committee including two
expresidents is being formed in this country to honor
Abba Eban who formally announced his resignation
as Israeli Ambassador to the us. Eban is expected
to for the Israeli Knesset next November for the
Mapa Party If elected he probably will be appointed
Foreign Minister.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
New Embassy

JERUSALEM, (JTA) IS
rael will open an embassy in
the reWly-established state of
Guinea and a cOnsulate-gen-
eral at Dakar, capital of
French West Africa. ISraelS
team of experts in Burma will
be increased from II mem
berS to SO.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Israeli ationing May Return

Israelis have been warned that rationing of con-
sumer commodities may return because of the problem
of increasing food prices For the first time since
the Sinai campaign Egypt has stopped non-1sraeli
ship going through the Suez Canal. Foreign Minis
ter Goda Mer has returned to Israel after speaking
in 20 major cities in US and Canada. q. The Inter-
national Court has begun hearings Israels claim
for damages against Bulgaria in the shooting down
of an Ell Al airliner in 1855. Israel has resumed
participation in the Israel-Jordan Mixed Armistice
Commission and the immediate result was the wiping
out of 1 ZOO complaints from both sides.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Inside The Post

Round the ToWn-..-.....-......- z
AriZona'S shameful record 4
The Post Office. 4
Opinion .....-...........-.......-.--...-- 4
Plush NaZi hotel now has
a Kosher kitchen.............- 5
Organizations .........,--,....-...- 6
Hollywood Report .....-..-...- z
The Purim story................-- 8
Obituaries -..--......................--- 9
Home Section ................-...10-11
Conference to honor
DR.. Nugent ........-..............- II
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Awards Dinner
SIufed For
Muy 27

The annual Awards Din
ner of the Tucson Jewish
Community Council will be
held May 21 at 6 pm. at the
Center, it has been an
nounced by David N. Gins
burg, president.
William Gordon is chair
man of the awards commit
tee and Sidney Gilberg is
chairman of the dinner ar
rangements. David Kramer
is chairman OF the nomina-
tionS committee for COM
munity delegates.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Temple Selects
II eW Executive

Harold M. Wenze former west coast director for the
Union of American Hebrew Congregations has been ap
pointed executive secretary of Temple EMANUEL
The appointment, take effect &ril marks the
tnued growth Tucsons reformed congregation which
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

The administrative changes
at Temple Emanuel are
planned to service the needs
of the growing congregation
and also to foster new pro
gramming.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
To Put CJA Over The Top
Target Sunday
IS Scheduled
For March 20

Target Sunday has been set for March % to push the
successful 1859 Combined Jewish Appeal the top Cen
eral Chairman Marvin Volk announced today.
Mr. Volk said he proud to that the 1859
campaign has raised $96OO0 "and goal is in sight.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
The Arizona Posts
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News

Renewed Israel, UAR Fight ing Seen
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

DEPT. OF LIBRARY &
ARCHIVES
STATE CAPITOL
PH0ENlxs ARIZONA
Evening star., 1959-11-22
NELP MEN

ROUTE MANAGER. IS to As. Nus,
be neat, aggressive. able TO super
wise others. Above average earn
ings. No exper. REQUIRED. In
quire 5422 3rd ct. NV. 8 to I2.
ROUTE sALESMEN-White, with
car. Salary plus allowance. See
Miss Ford ct BOYDS, corner 18th
& @. Ma. S-234O,
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN, PART TIME-Fine
mems store. Exper. pref. but not
necessary. / eve. and Sat. Good
pay. YORK HABERDASHER, 5000
Ga ave RA. 3-glO0
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HELP MEN
PLUMBER

PLUMBER
Exper. IN new work. Good pay
CHARLES FENTON. AP. 7-1200.
PLUMBER AND HELPER; new and
remodeling work; top pay. Apply
j. L. BATEMAN, 20O4 Rhode Is
land ave. ne, Ho. 2-2200.
PORTER, colored, for restaurant
$50 wk. GLOBAL EMPLOYMENT
40s Florida ave. NV. NO. 7-24l0
PoRTER-STOCK CLERK, for mems
furnishings store. Experienced
preferred. Apply manager, MA
TIoNAL SHIRT SHOP, 942 ?
st. NV.
PRESSMAN, vertical. for Saturdays
GROVE PRINTING CO., Rock
and Sun, OIL. 2-76I6.
PRINTER -COMPOSITOR = Expert
enced on Ludlow; top pay TO right
man; modern, air conditioned
plant. disqualification. medical. life
insurance. sick leave and vacation
benefits FRANZ GORDON PRINT
ING CO. 1918 Eye Street NV,
PRINTER, all-around man for small
shop in Silver Spring area, TO
work hours at your convenience.
Ma. 2-l2l5 or RA. 5000.
PROPERTY MAN Err
wanted to operate rental
dept OF $50 units Must
be high-type, energetic indi-
vldual capable of working
independently. assuming re-
sponsibility and taking full
charge of entails Expert
ence and references required.
Car necessary Salary open.
Wonderful opportunity to
grow with q large concern.
Box l4S-R, Star
RADIO TECHNICIAN - Fast-groW-
ing firm needs radio technieian
for maintenance of radio COM
munication equipment. Good SAL
airy to right man. DE. 2-1195.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Won-
derful opportunity in Montgomery
Co. Sell local and Florida real
estate. Full or part time. Call
LITTLE ASSOCIATES, .JU. $4,000,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-We
have one opening in one Of north
ern Vas most progressive CON-
panies. Member of multiple LISTING
service. Experience preferred but
not necessary II you have ambition
anu hEG MlllAuB 70 ltdEn. CAn MI
Brown. JE. 4-0O4l. BROWN 4
BROWN REALTY, 2l23 Lee high
way, Falls Church, Va. (across
from National Memorial Park.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, expert
enced only with q PROVEN REC
ORD to associate with aggressive
suburban Maryland once. New
and used homes, trades, specula-
tions. WEEKLY DRAW-TEN PER
CENT BONUS-PAID VACATION
GROUP INSURANCE - SALES
CONTEST and other benefits |!
The BEST salesmen In this area
are coming here. Why work else
where for less? Make $4,000 AND
UP or you aren't trying Call
AP 7-s400. BOWERS BROS. FOR
APPOINTMENT.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. fun
time: unlimited possibilities for
right man. Member of multiple
listing. CLYDE r. ADAMS, REAL
TOR. UN 4-1143.
REAV FCTATE GAV ECMAN MA
Evening star., 1959-11-22
SALESMAN

0E1hGAC4N4G14N
Experienced to sell TV and furni-
ture. No outside selling. Liberal
draw against commissions. We
handle our own paper. Call Mr..
LEWIS for interview at IL 4
SALESMAN-FUEL OIL
Local fuel oil company mas a Job
with Tood future for q man who
can produce. Sales eXper preferred
put not necessary. Write box 32l-
NJ ctaF
Statesmen, reliable and alert; ex-
perience helpful. Good working
conditions. See Mr.. Silverman
at SURPLUS SALES CO.. 925 Pa
ave NV.
statesmen; 500 wk. plus comm
to start. Hard work but sood pay
and long-range security. Call Mr.
COLLIN, EX, 3-s144
Statesmen (5)-Opportunity for
intelligent, capable men in new
concern Earnings above average
NE. S-4077.
SALESMEN-Lge. National concern
needs several men to I'LL vacancies
created BY transfer and promo
tion. Sales exper. helpful but not
necessary We offer 9 paid train
ing program, transp. furn If de-
sired, good starting salary, high
commission, all Co. benefits, nc
canvassing and Co discount. Write
brief resume TO Box IGOR. Star
SALESMEN-Sl5O week draw, while
training for a shoe man that
wants to get in another field that
requires shoe exper. Opening new
accounts in Pittsburg, Baltimore,
Philadelphia. Give age, exper. and
phone No. Box 350-R, Star.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
SALESMAN

experienced in boys
furnishings and clothing. Wonder
ful opportunity for right man.
See Mr.. Jay, s. NJ. MCBRIDE,
EOO II ST ne
Evening star., 1959-11-22
LINGUIST-sinale I,
LIQUOR SALESMAN

L1kHOOn OALGOMAN
For WaShington's finest LIQUOR
store. Alert, aggressive with real
selling abil.: eXper. not nee. but
preferred; perm. position; sub
stantial earnings for quail. man
NO PHONE CALLS. CLARK S,
703 14th st. NV.
MACHINIST - Experienced foI
regular full-time work, with
scheduled overtime. Also top pay
for part-time machinist Parti-
cularly interested in machinist
skilled sheet metal, engraving,
lathe and mill. Call Dusty Rhoades
ma. S-3227, days or FL. 4-6O59
ewes and weekends
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Small Job shop. electronic parts
rapid advancement Tor rlgnt per-
son; profit sharing; must be top
fight man. Call OIL. 2-0471, 4:3O
to $40 pm.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
SEALTEST FOODS
2535 Pa. Ave. NV.

MAN, part time, to collect current
monthly accounts for established
debit in suburban Washington
area. Can earn $3.50 per hr.
comm. Call 10. 5-3936, Sun.
only from 2 to 5 pm.
MAN = National company needs
man for sales dept. No eXper.
necessary; S10S plus S36 expense
allowance per wk. to start, with
chance for advancement. Appli-
cant must live in P. g. County
or Sc, Wash, and have car. For
interview, write immed. to Room
GIL, National Press Bldg, Wash
ington 4, D. c.
MAN to deliver and install slip;
covers. Car nec., good salary ano
working cond. Apply BEAUII-
CRAFT PLASTIC Co, INC, 26le
Bladensburg I'd. ne. La. g-2212
MAN, single, settled. reliable non
drinker, live on premises, work OF
ground and in greenhouse: driver
permit. Apply in person. BOO
Temple Hill I'd. Temple Hill No
Evening star., 1959-11-22
SALESMAN
IRVING'S
9th AND E SITS. NV.
SALESMAN

Thoroughly experienced in boys
furnishings and clothing. Wonder
full opportunity for right man.
See Mr.. Jay, s. NJ. MCBRIDE,
Evening star., 1959-11-22
APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE
Woodward &
Lothrop
11th AND ? SITS. NV.
lUTNIOR FYFC1TTVF aAT1Fl

JUNIOR EXECUTIVE SALES
Large life insurance company has
openings for two men who can
qualify for its Estate Planning
Division. Men now engaged in this
division are earning from $4,000
to 100000. Particularly interested
in junior executives in industry
who must move to 1nd larger
earning possibilities. Box 436-R,
Cfor
Evening star., 1959-11-22
statesmen
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

To join the sales STAFF Of a rapidly
groWing national sales organiza-
tion in the sale Of a widely ac-
eepted office speciality item. Local
and Eastern Seaboard territories
available. Extensive training pro-
gram provided. Excel. advance
ment possibilities in sales and
MANAGEMENT.
To qualify you must be aggressive
ambitious with the ability and
desire to work and have at least
some sales exper. in once sta
tionery, fine papers, carbon paper,
business forms, or commercial
printing.
Both salary and Tor commissions
avail. along with certain fringe
benefits. Compensation in ac-
cordance with qualifications and
experience.
Our statesmen know Of this sd. To
arrange for an early interview,
forward complete resume to BOX
192-R, Star.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HELPMEN
SALES REPRESENTATIVE


American Automobile Assn. has
Nd. and Va, TO sell memberships,
automobile and home owners in
surance. Excel. career oppor.
Average earnings $1,000 per an
mum. Must be % to so years Of
age, have automobile, be willing
to work evenings and Sats. Sales
experience not nee. Apply to Mr..
Klonar, AZ South Glebe rd.. Arl.,
Va; Mr.. Prousser, 3l2 8 Wash
ington, Alex, Va: Mr.. Coppinger,
Il17 Fidler lane, Silver Spg. Nd.
SALESMAN, excellent opportunity
for between 81 and as years Of
age to Join sales staff OF large
organization; excellent salary,
bonus plan, retirement and COM
pany benefits. Write giving age.
martial status and education. Box
46S-R, Star.
SALESMAN = Full-time Job with
future as executive in CASTRO
cONVERTIBLES. Rapidly expand
ing organization. We are the
worlds largest manufacturer-re-
taller Of convertible furniture. Re-
tail store selling experience pre-
ferred but direct selling expert
ence acceptable. This Is an in
side Job with no travelling. Guar
anteed salary plus commission
Dlus PM system. Call Mr.. Kauf-
mann, ST. 3-2l55.
SALESMAN - Career Opportunity.
We want men who can advance;
car necessary; must like dealing
view call Mr.. Hills, KIT MUSIC
CO. 1880 @ st. NV, RE. 7-62l2
sALEsMAN-National once supply
concern needs salesman, 25 to
ton and surrounding territory
Car essential, high school educa-
tton or more: man interested in
selling as q profession in our
Verttax copying machine division.
Established account and protected
territory. Salary, expenses, COM
mission, pension plan and other
BENEFITS. Write for appt., giving
complete personal history and
ager. KEELOX MFG. CO, 23O
Munsey Bldg, Wash. 4. D. c.
SALESMAN = NEW CAR FUR
earnings Of $4,000. Need man
40 to 60 for Washington area.
Write Z. P. SEARS, President,
Box 676, DAYTON /, Ohio.
SALESMAN WANTED = To solicit
new business in greater Wash.
area. Must have car. For further
inf, contact SUPERIOR UNIFORM
RENTAL SERVICE, S54 S. Bond
St, Baltimore. Peabody 2-5674
SALESMAN, CLOTHINGi permanent
position, excellent opportunity for
live wire. Company benefits, splen-
did working conditions. S. LIV-
INGSTON & SON, INC, 9O6-s
9TH st. NV.
SALESMAN-To handle nationally
advertised large volume cosmetic
lines to well-established trade.
Experience in cosmetic field pre-
ferred. Line includes Dana
Perfumes, etc. Territory open,
Virginia, West Va, washington,
DC, Maryland, Delaware and
Southern New Jersey, exclusive of
the department stores in Wash
ington and Baltimore. Car neces-
sary. Commission with draw.
Write to LEON AND JON STEIN
g. CO., Manufacturers Representa-
n
Evening star., 1959-11-22
JEWELRY
SALESMAN

Excellent earning opportunity for
sales. Must enjoy customer con-
tact and have good knowledge Of
jewelry business.
5-day, 40-hour week; permanent
position: immediate 20qc discount
on purchases; paid holidays and
vacation; free retirement plan;
many other worthwhile benefits
Evening star., 1959-11-22

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = Nd,
Va, D. c.; no better training
course at any price; over $500
trainees since 1913! Ask your
broker to send youl Or enroll pri-
vatelyl Start Mon. Nov. % or
Wed, Nov. 25. 9 pm, Room N.
3rd a., Natl. Press Bids. REALTY
COLLEGE. PAUL MILLER. DIR. +:
Elk. 3-7070. Graduates placed.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

MAN AND WIFE, maintain
and manage Ice. garden
type project. BoT 275-H'
star.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
statesmen

Sell televisions from radio lead:
for only 81 down and So q week
We handle paper. Opportunity fol
big earnings Call Mr.. Tan al
MICHAELS TV for interview a
Ii. 1895.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
MoIurnud Wins
Book Award

NEW YORK, (JTA)-
Bernard Malamud, author
of the recently published
THE Magic Barrel" a col
lection of 13 short stories
dealing with Jewish life,
has received the annual
American Book Award for
fiction. The award each
year cites the writer's of the
best books published in the
past year in the fields of
fiction, non fiction and
poetry.
The winners are selected
on the basis of a poll among
200 American booksellers
and librarians. "The Magic
Barrel" was published by
Farrar, StrauS and Cuda-
hy and the Jewish Publica-
ton Society of America.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Zefu Befu Tau

New pledges at Zeta Beta
Tau fraternity include Mark
Sheridan, Barrett CoVington,
Peter Samuels, Carl Samuels,
Paul Epp, Arnold Donner,
Brian Adler, Gary Victor, Bill
Felstein, Steve Altman, Dave
Wohlegmuth, Biff 10 e s
Chuck Rowan, Mickey Frei-
berg, Mark Horne and Jerry
Alpert.
New actives are Jack Lieb,
Dick Bassman, Bill Gould,
Mike Linsk and AL thinner
man.
ZBT recently won a ma
tional play-by-mail gin tourn-
ament and also entered the
Varsity Show and the Greek
Week Games.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

Shei Israel.
Mrs. Benjamin Brook will
comment on the film.
Heading tn e hospitality
committee for the meeting
are Mines. Rose Jacobson,
Edna Keller, Mollie Karmel
and Sophie Kuperman. They
will serve refreshments at
noon.
Nominations also will be
announced by the nominating
committee of Mines. Morris
Podolsky, chairman, Robert
Brovas, Max Goodman, Nor
riS Kleinerman and Samuel
Miller.
The chapter also will hold
a card party April 4 at 8 pm.
in the Hillel House. Tickets
are now being sold by chap
ter members for the affair
and also will be available at
the door. An outstanding
painting will be given away
at the affair. Admission is a
one dollar donation.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

An Air Force family, the
Fislows have had many
homes since their daughters
birth, from California to
Alaska. The BaS MitZaVh re-
ceived her first religious edu-
cation at the age of three at
Kessler Air Force Base in
Mississippi, and continued
her Jewish studies at Scott
Air Force Base in Illinois.
During 1856 and 1857, the
nearest religious school was
more than SO miles away and
the girl, with her parents,
made the twice weekly trip
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Rishonu Pioneer

RiShona Pioneer w o m e n
will hold a luncheon and card
party at Cong. Anshei Israel
1T noon on March "a.
HOSteSSeS will be Mines.
George Winter, Julius Kauf-
man, Louis Siegel and Ethel
LaVetter.
Proceeds will go towards
maintenance of various Is
raeli institutions.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Shevo Club
Midbor Hodussoh

Midbar group of Hadassah
will hold its annual dinner
dance at the Desert Inn April
5 at 7:3O pm.
Reservations, which must
be made by April l, can be
made by calling Mrs. Wilfred
Alter or Mrs. Jordan FasSler.
The next Midbar meeting
will be held April 7 at 8 pm.
at the Center.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Al. Sisterhood

SiSterhood Sabbath will be
leld March 20 at s pm. at
Cong. Anshei Israel.
Participating in the service
will be Mrs. David GinSburg,
president, and Mines. Sol ISa-
koff, Caryl Kahn, Emanuel
Levin, Max Milberger, Harry
ROffman, Leon Sacks, Ber-
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

across the Canadian border.
Sandra learned to speak
Hebrew during this time. At
the Elmendorf base, the child
took part in classes conducted
by Chaplain Joshua Wach-
fogel, Alaska's only rabbi.