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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
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IN FRANCE: Pop. John va. then Apostolic Nu"eIo

doesn't think in Of better future he only
wants better meal.
addressed the Archbishop Il don't know if can do il"
said, but IN try" The Archbishop einned. and casped
my hand.
wrote my New York Office, outlined the proposal and
got this cable: oKAY. USE WHATEVER FOOD you HAVE.
Archbishop Roncai was oveoyed and several times dur
ing the week that followed he the phone to if
everything going well At weeks end first convoy,
four trucks packed with food slipped from Paris late
got back, reported to the Archbishop He jubilant
Aclandestine Convoy
Every night for the next month three or four trucks driven
by CTS who volunteered for the job took food to the secret
seminary at Chartres
Twice week for full year other conveys continued to
make the twohour drive between Paris and Charities under
cover Of night. No one ever found out.
In May Of 1896 was present when proud Archbishop
Roncal ordained the first prisoners Of to become
Catholic priests Six months later present again. This
time the semnarans many Of whom ready to be
ordained, were being sent home.
Archbishop Roncal sat platform the speaker,
four-sar French general As German sergeant stood on
barrel ranslatng to the assembled semnarans. the gen
era said, 'Westen Europe must unite to survive. There
be another war between You are being
sent home to tie bond between Germany and France
through the charity Of Christ
So many Of US speak Of forgiveness without making
beyond hate for love that heals looked at Archbishop
Roncall. His grin was mile wide Here, thought, was
Of the few. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

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The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Births
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIII

To Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Berman, a daughter, Hope
Ivy, 7 lbs. 3 ozs., on Nov. 10.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel EZrailSon OF
Tucson and Mrs. Hyman Ber-
man of Brooklyn.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
French MusSeUse
Joins Cenfer'S
Health Club

Miss Annette Etienne,
who received her training
in the famed Klytia Insti-
tute of Beauty in Paris, has
Joined the staff of the Cen
ter's Health Club of Wom-
en- as a maSSeuSe.
Miss Etienne also was an
instructor in cosmotology
at the Klytia Institute and
for the past 13 years was
head masSeuse at the Hotel
Richelieu in Montreal, Can.
Her speciality is body, face
and scalp massage but she
also has a complete knoWl-
edge of many other beauty
treatments.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

A NOTABLE EVENT in
the history of the Golden Age
Club which meets at the Jew
ish Community Center Tues
day afternoon and all day
Thursday occurred recently
when the group held its IN
stallation for the 1959-6O sea-
son. Present to install the in
coming O officers was Mrs.
Ralph Harrison, president OF
the Tucson Chapter of the
National Council of Jewish
Women, sponsors with the
Center of the Golden Age
Club. She complimented the
group on the beautiful ar
rangements and on the inter-
esting program plans for the
coming year, preliminary to
her warm personal remarks
about each person and her
summary of the duties OF
each office. Installed were:
Mrs. Morris Krockover, presl-
dent; Sol Rosenbloom, lst
vice-president; Morris Nut
nick, End vice-president; Miss
Rose Black, secretary; and
Mrs. Ray Cohen, treasurer.
One of the highlights of the
afternoon was the presenta-
ton of personal gavels to Viii
liam P a C h e tt and Philip
Friedman, past presidents and
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Round the Town
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Wells are located at South
Craycroft Blvd. and 26th
Street and North Tucson
Blvd. at Water Street Five
more Wash Wells are planned
for Tucson in the next eight
months. Mr.. Brickman is pres
ident of the firm and his son,
David, is vice-president and
general manager. =.
DAVID SCHIESEL, son OF
MIR. AND MRS. HERMAN
SCHIES sell, at 81 is the
Youngest to receive a real
estate brokers' license in the
state of Arizona. David, a
student at the University OF
Arizona, operates the Premier
Auto Sales and Premier Real
tv and Trust at 3638 S. Sixth
Avenue. ..
MORRIS A. SHANHOUSE,
president of the Tucson Jew
ish Community Center, will
speak before the Nogales
Club on Nov. 27 on the sub
iect of the development of the
youth center in Tucson. e.
In her new home at 577l
N. Wiltshire, MRS. EDWARD
CHESIN feted LINDA MAY
MAN, soon to become MRS.
STANLEY VOLK, with a
lovely bridal shower and lun-
cheon for 20 women on Nov.
3. A week later Mrs. Chesn
gave a baby shower and serV-
ed a dessert buffet for Is Wo-
men in honor of MRS. JO-
SEPH BAKER whose second
child is expected next month .
DIR. AND MRS. j. N. EP-
STEIN of Cleveland are vi
sitting their son and daughter
in-law, DIR. AND VI RS.
LLOYD EPSTEIN, 400 +.
29th and will remain here
until Dec. 2. -.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

CLIFFORD G. BLEICH was
awarded the Pima County
Bar Auxiliary Scholarship OF
S1OO at the fall honors as
sembly of the University OF
Arizona College of Law. >.
ANDI BACAL was one of
35 Tucson High School stu
dents selected to attend the
fifth annual youth conference
conducted by the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews at Arizona State Uni
Versity last weekend. ).
ROBERT BRICKMAN has
announced the opening of two
new branches of the Wash
Well drive-in laundrieS and
dry cleaners. The new Wash
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Weddings

Miss Vera Rachel Fiori,
daughter of Herman S. F1orl
and the late Mrs. Bertha
Fiori, exchanged Wed d in G
vows on Oct. 25 in formal
ceremonies at the Hotel Del
monico, New York City, with
erome Breiterman. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Breiterman OF
The Bronx, New York.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father. She
wore a white Chantilly lace
grown featuring a scalloped
portrait neckline and trapeZe
train.
Mrs. Howard Breiterman,
the brides sister-in-laW, was
her matron of honor and Mrs.
Howard Gross was her brides
maid. Best man was Howard
Breiterman, brother of the
groom. Ushers were Seymour
Breiterman, Eli Altman and
Dave Gilman.
Following their honeymoon
in Bermuda they will be at
home temporarily at % 4
Iona Street, Nogales.
The bride is a graduate of
Nogales High School. She IS
a senior at the University OF
Arizona where she is social
chairman of SRC and secre-
tary of Alpha Epsilon Phi.
The bridegroom graduated
from William Howard Taft
High School in The Bronx
and from the University OF
Arizona with a Bachelor OF
Art Degree.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Forum Schedules
Ambassador

Abraham Harman, new Is
rael ambassador to the United
States, will speak in Tucson
Feb. q, it was learned this
week.
Mr.. Harmon will come here
to speak on the Sunday Eve
ming Forum. His appearance
here will be co-sponsored by
the Tucson Jewish Commun-
itV Council.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

Chairman for the affair
which raises funds for the A.
1. Hebrew School are Mrs.
Mayme Schoenberg and Mrs.
Lee Sacks. Assisting the
chairmen are Mines. Gilbert
Bernstein, Sam Deutsch, Rose
Fruchtman, David Ginsburg,
Samuel Karp, Bernard Corn
field, David Kramer, Lyle
Palant, Nathan Poliakoff,
Harold RabinowitZ, Charles
Schraedley, Robert Schwartz,
Harry Shift, Hy Strikman,
Mildred Weiner, Stanley Bar
lin, Jay Prigosin, Bernard
Stone, and Maurice Steinberg.
A catered luncheon will be
served and an outstanding
program is being planned.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Schoenberg,
Mrs. Sacks or the synagogue
office at MA 4-1972.
A baby-sitter will be provid-
ed and there will be favors
and door prizes.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

a plaque to Mrs. Louis Coltln,
secretary for the past two
years.
MANY MEMBERS of the
Golden Age Club meeting at
the Center cannot get down
to the fine program on Thurs
day because they have no
transportation. They look for
ward to meeting friends and
engaging in the numerous in
teresting activities. They need
your help. Can you offer
about one-and-a-half hours a
week to drive a few members
to the meeting? Please call
the Center office, MA 4-86O3
if you can help.
MAKE WAY FOR CHESS!
The Jewish Community Cen
ter Chess Club was duly in
augurated as part of the Cen
ter adult program when a
group of enthusiasts met re-
Gently and made plans for the
future. They elected Ed Elm
frank president and Joe Rlt-
ter secretary-treasurer. T h e
group meets at the Center
every Wednesday from 7 to
II pm. All interested persons
are invited.
ONE OF THE BIG sur
prises of the Center adult
program is the way the green
thumb class (gardening) has
taken hold. The reason for the
enthusiasm is the fascinating
presentations by N. V. Pono-
mareff who interlaceS local
history, an ecdo tie S and a
sound scientific approach to
the problems of raising house
hold and outdoor plants IN
this area.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Sisterhood Of A. |.
Plans Annual Donor

The Ssterhood of Congregation Anshei Israel will hold
its annual luncheon Dec at noon in the congrega
ton auditorium.
The theme of the affair will be- "a Simcha in Paris,
with appropriate decoration.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Trust
man a daughter, Aviva Rae, 6
lbs, on Nov. IS.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Hoptman, Detroit
and Mrs. Lena Trustman,
Pontiac, Michigan.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Center Highfghts

a plaque to Mrs. Louis Coltln,
secretary for the past two
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
MIsFlT FOR WHAT?
my. Tribune Editorial SLN

The Columbia University study Of The Ineffective Sol
der contains wealth Of information that be Of
tive in making the best Of Americas human resources
in The great value OF education in providing
basis for stability under unusual circumstances the need
for fairness and wise policies Of leadership The Ineffective
OF current pyehistre screening processes all
UNDERSIGNED by the results Of this elaborate detailed
examination OF fhe than two million who were
lost TO the armed forces because Of emotional
deficiencies.
But II would be mistake TO take the number Of these
losses large u.s. indicating any particular weakness
in our presenfdsy society There u.s. for thing
parable study OF other armies other wars there Is no
sound basis for determining what percentage say WASH
ngfons connentas Grants Union soldiers suffered
similar breakdowns
Revolutionary War mshts logged and Civil War
problem soldiers bveked and gagged without very
nice distinctions between the hard would
now be recognized needing psyehistre care More
over in both the ineffective soldiers took matters into
their own hsnds-heY deserted a. rate that would be
considered staggering in any modern army.
To be sure, modern like other aspects Of modern
lite. has its peculiar But ths conclusion Of The
Columbia study that ihe ebred boy adjusts military
lite today far better than his country suggests that
the process Of adaptation TO fodsys world continues
always has.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
Understanding Nasser-
tConf'nved from Page u

WIN me Communist threat in Irsq making the Middle
sss' situation more mensens every day Wilton wvDc.,
oO0A Is most timely and should be read by all who want
:" unbiased account OF Canal Abe Nsssers roI. II; ,h
ARAB world Whatever events take in rao p.s.,,
ra'ser cast rrefrevsby in leading part In the vnfod;rc
u'sms therefore important than ever ,b,t ~
properly understood And 10 such an understand
'' W.T. "y"" makes most valuable contribution.
Inc Curator Of the Niemsn EeIIowships a, Harvard
~ lyons IN foreword TO Mr.. wynns book, calls
..,. s"o strategic both solid bsekorourd .nd
brilliant narrative So it is Although no scholarly ,rs,..
-" written IN lively sssysoresd style. Mr. WYNN
PoosnT the best Western wre-servee eorr.<no.,. !,
o" east The area has been center Of his c,,rss.
80 ''' ne knows what he Is writing about.
rev nationalist leaders in Asia or Africa h,v. h..
o. .r,oa.., - resident Nasssror much The victim
s"'o'ons' prejudice in fine West Mr. WYNN $50 =. -.
me record straight and those Of US who h,v. .S ps
ma, - ssyp, VIII surely agree with his general sss.s,
''''' :" mo president Of the United Arab R.oybI;e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
April Drop In JobIess-
CONTINUED from Page u

Statistics be released jointly by the Labor and Com
Departments. il predicted will show 100000
drop in unemployment and a than 100000 rise in
employment during April total of 600, while the
number of iobless will dip to 100000.
Administration officials eaied going
far TO call the upcomins figures Sensational Political
implications obvious: The figures, the predictions
will support soIidy The Adminr alton prem
Use that the economy rising still further from the
sion without big public works and other huge
spending problems which would upset President Eisen-
hower's call for balanced budget i--'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
"cURB POWER OF UNIONS. JUNIOR
EXECUTIVES URGE"


The influence Of labor unions government education
and business criticized last night by four members Of
the Junior Executives Of the Economic Club Of Detroit
The men spoke before than so club members al
the seasons last meeting the Wayne State University
Student Center.
The speakers Douglas J. Harris, ofconiinentsI
Baking Co., Daniel Main, Of Pennwsy Teevision Corp;
Norman S. knass Of caroek Packing Co.; and John K.
keyde Of Tovehe. Nvon. Bailey & Smart. accountants
FEARS SOCIALISM
Harris said he believes unions sociai1ed form
government.
He said unions broadening their fields beyond The
purpose for which they created
u question whether unions should include such things
ss establishing educational systems trying 10 establish
world peace" Harris said
Main called unions "a threat TO free enterprise"
'IF PRESENT LABOR CONDITIONS ARE ALLOWED
TO CONTINUE WE WILL END UP WITH A DICTATOR.
SHIP" he said
cRITlczES LABOR BILL
LABOR BOSSES ARE EXPLOITING THE WORKER
AND PROMISING HIM SOMETHING FoR NOTHING"
Main also criticized the Kennedy Erwin labor bill and
urged club members TO look into ~"
The bill will protect people and seems 10 be
attempt TO appesse labor" Main Said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
Drunken Prank

tconfinved from Page u
my. Tribune A9 Two esrovsing bachelors
Queens College junior end Fordhs srsdvsie-sIiegedy
set small fire while downing beer In Queens hotel tavern
early yesterday An elderly burned 10 death IN shs
hlsre and another person injured
Police said HE two sdmlsfed lighting HE Ere and
driving away then following serseehns FIRE engines hack
to the burning bvding wstehns fhs eomoion from their
car and then driving On again. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
''The People Speak
"sTEElWoRkERs AREN'T EAGER FOR A STRIKE

They Prefer Security but Would Go for Poy'
Lvbeii Americas foremost Pvetskers has
surveying the country the srssFoo level on mses
This his series again on he seei
industry.
BY Samuel Lubei Free Press $50
Unless the Steel Union leaders can come up win
dramatic proposal for increasing Job security they risk
pvnsine into strike situation with only hsfhearfed
support Of their members.
This the conclusion from talks with typical steework-
ers in 10 steeI-prodvene cities.
Five Of every SIX steelorkers in my survey said they
expect strike in July and nearly all were reeoneied to
answering a strike call.
Except for few miIisnts though almost no one had
his heart in il.
Many protested There's nothing worth striking for.
Others said I'D like TO vote whether We should
strike The delegates decide what do. The
have nothing 70 say"
Behind such protests numbers OF factors. First
many sfeeI~orkers are Satisfied" with current working
conditions. And many younger workers who vnem
ployed most Of last year think this isn't ihe right time 70
s'rke-when we're Just getting back our feet"
But most important perhaps is the dramatic shift in
what the sfeeworkers want
THEY HAVE VIRTUALLY LOST INTEREST IN FUR
THEIR WAGE INCREASES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
kBC Sues Union


According TO NABET representatives Of each
Of the labor groups present at meeting IS W. 45sh ST.
ssrssd 70 relay fhe request to the authorities within
his union for possible action.
Sources close NBc said last night that they had re-
eeved from union officials who had been ~ the
meeting that every organization having contracts with NBc
would honor them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
Major Crime



CONTINUED from Page ID
mArreelsss. FlEsHlEss, SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLikE-
ETeRNALLY COMPLETELY PoPulATNo
suPER-sATURATINc. THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH
Up,INvApABLE iNcoRRuPTIBLE. INvulNeRABlE.
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR
TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS
REDUCTION TO NATIVE N0TH|NCNESS
CERTAIN !.-ADAM-EvE lUNACY!
THE MYTHICAL. DEWLIsH. ANTI-cHRisT.
PsYcHoPArrIc. ADAMEvE. MURDERous CAIN,
JUDAS. KNAvEs' AND FOOLS EGO AND Psf-
GEOLOGY or THE PSEUDO HUMAN CREATION
AND so-cALLED MATERIAL" WoRiD'-THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL ExIsTENce"-p. IT,
cs. textbook-MY ONE lNFALLiBLE PASTOR
OF MY ONE WHOLLY ACCREDITED CHURCH. THE
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
NOW, DON'T GET TOO EXCITED. THE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE IS OUR BASIC PASTOR
AND WE WILL LIBERATE ALL BIBLES. CLERGY
LAIrY LEADERS AND MASSES, FROM THE DEviLisH.
MYTHICAL, ADAMLEvE LUNAcYn
Major Crime Up s.7s6 for (N.Y.) City in 1855
Report for Quarter is Made by Kennedy
my Tribune 4/2D
three months Of this compared TO the like period
last year. Police Commissioner Stephen p. Kennedy re-
ported yesterday
Misdemeanors and oHenses for the quarter went 81
per and Is cent while total crime complaints rose
So per cent. There $3.50 arrests-42608 for
1859 period compared with 3925 last year Felony
arrests went up 81 per cent, misdemesnor and ofenss
arrests IA per cent and adult arrests s.S per cent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
THE MIsEIrs EXCLUDED FROM ENTERING
INTO OUR MILITARY sERW0sl
~ MILLION ARMY NusHTs CITED As LESSON
FOR y. S."

W.I
HEBREWS. res PRoTEsrANrs AND OTHER
PRISONERS or THE pEvIL, THE NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTISTS!
COD ADDITIONALLY VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE;
THE SATAN BOUND" CHURCHES CLERGY. LAY
MEN LEADERS MASSES. TIE Nok-cHRIsT sceN-
list - NOT NECESSARILY IN OBVIOUS
WckEDkEsS But M INVOLUNTARY ERROR -
TESTIFY INvolUNrARLY TO TIE COUNTERFEIT
AND BURlEsouE. AND MYTHICAL NATURE. OF
THE SHINING. STUPID. LAUNDERING HUMAN
RACES AND so-cAlLED MATERIAL" WORLD AND
uNivERsE"l-As PER My c.S. TEXTBOOK THE
ONE IkFALLIBLE PASTOR or MY WHOLLY
ACCREDITED CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
THE TRuEsT FRIEND, WITNESS INTERPRETER. ETC.
OF OUR BASIC PASTOR. THE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE
2 Million Army Misfits Cited as Lesson for U.S.
BY Ralph Chapman NY. Tribune SD
More than 100000 lost from Army service
during World War because Of mental and emotional break
there lesson in this for leaders Of business
industry according massive study TO be published
by the Columbia University Press tomorrow.
Titled The Ineffective Soldier: Lessons for Management
and the Nation il that Current psYehisfre tech
nique detect only extreme instability and make no
firm prosnosis TO its duration" THE ARMY FOUND
PsYcHlATRic SCREENING OF lkDUcTEES "A WEAK
REED" IN THE SELECTION PROCESS
The threevoivme 9o0-psge study eight years in
preparation by the staff Of what known the Conserve
ton Of Human Resources Project al Columbia
operative research undertaking. involving business trade
Unions and the Federal government initiated by
President Eisenhower in 1850 when he president Of
Columbia.
Detailed study Of histories Of than 900
listed brought these additional facts TO light:
I. Most veterans who suffered emotional breakdowns
while in military service have recovered and self
supporting
Combat veterans the most likely TO and
within the shortest period Of time after their discharge
Far soldiers broke down in reaction to army life
n General than 70 OF actual combat.
4. The farm population showed up poorly than
the city Observation-Disclosures rates Of rejection higher break
down rates in the army lower rates after the
Three out Of every five who became "neseeiive"
broke down without going Only out OF
five "ineHeefives" combat.
MARRIED MEN MORE STABLE
g. Single and particularly who divorced
prone TO break down than married men. the
ratio being about TO !.
?. About seven out OF every ten who failed in The
Army recovered after their return TO civilian life.
Of all those who failed" for emotional
only 30 per broke down after being indicted
The other 20 cent rejected for services the
basis Of initial tests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
Nasser Lashes AT Red
CONTINUED from Page "


Mr. Nasser quoted YugosIav President Titos difficulties
with Moscow showing that Soviet Communists
fighting for questions Of principle but in TO establish
the domination OF one country another.
'Yvgossvis Communist country, has become the
target Of attacks because il refused 10 be enqued in
sphere OF influence" he said.
REDS DEMAND ROLE
Speaking OF the situation in raq where The government
IS repeatedly under strong Communist influence Mr. Nasser
said the regime OF Premier Adbel Karin Kassem had de-
sfroyed the revolution which overhrew rsqi monarchy
last July Premier kassem and his sssccs!es &c said had
carried out "a revolution acsins, revolution"
IN rag me Communist Party has demanded full men,
bershiP in Premier kassems government
public manifesto signed by the central bureau Of the
lrsqi Communist Party called for establishment, of non
ter front with representatives Of other loyal democratic
parties and forces"