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soon after. Andy Quisenherry
duplicated Il. missing No. 8.
In the Tenpin Coliseum
Classic League. Chet Percosky
lot Northern Virginia Bowling
News blasted . 27e. and Bob
Martini. shooting against him
for LynwOod Bowl, fired o 270.
The following night Fran
Colohan, Of the only women's
team IN the Coliseum Scratch
League. Representing the Col
iseum, registered q 279.
To cap It all off, Larry
FYnderburk. In an open game
Sunday, rolled 900.
-
In their last outings, there
were only three COOS each in
the Major Travelling and Vir-
ginia- Maryland Leagues.
In the Major all three were
In the Congressional Plaza
Greenbeit match, Ell Levine
having 626 and John Osaskl
500 for Greenbelt and Cass
Pisula sol for Congressional
Plaza.
In the Virginia. Maryland
ken Hewitt shot $40 for Penta-
gon City, Joe Zok 619 for Me-
Lean Bowl and Jack LaBonte
GIG for Rosslyn Bowl.
Tenpin Coliseum is solidly iYl
command In the Virginia.
Maryland circuit, with q six
lgaSne lead over runnerur
Rosslyn. Lynwood Bowl stands
lat 27-21. Annandale. 27-21;
Mclean Bowl, 24-24: Pentagor
City, 20-2S; Skor-Mor. I7-Sl
land Congressional Plaza, ll-37
Evening star., 1961-02-14

vice president; John q. Mark
ham. treasurer, and John G..
Bowen, secretary. Young was
named chairman Of the Board
Of Governors.
The club also has picked
dates for its annual spring
trials. April Z and 8 ct the
Izaak Walton League farm NEAR
Poolesyille, Md. Stakes 10 be
run are puppy, all.age and
shooting dog. all for amateur
handlers only.
Judges viii be Harry Eavey
Of Shepherdstown. w. Va, and
John Ferg Of Fairfax.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

Quick - youFcan. say American, you'll arrive won
deruy relaxed in aquick hours and 20 minutes Take
your choice of times Leave Friendship International Air
port at HOO and arrive in Los Angeles at 120 pm.
Orboard Americans conveniently planned aterbusines
hours Jet at 6:15 pm. and arrive at 1886 pm (A times
Locally American whsks you to Los Angeles smoothly and
silently aboard luxurious nonstop 7O7 Jet Flagship To
ALSO WTTRElGHT TO Los ANGELES Executive $500.
Service mark Of American Ahines, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

Gu1 OF Mexico. AT its heaoWa-
ters. 10 miles inland. Is q pool,
privately operated. In this fish
bowl you can watch tarpon. sea
trout. jack crevalle and other
salt water species scrap with
fresh water fish for handouts
Of bread.
You can't fish there but be-
low this, In season and given
suitable weather, you can catch
sea trout, redfish (channel
bass). sheepshead. tarpou
principally on moonlit sum-
!. mer nights, Dream and, Of
course. that Mr.. Big Of Florida
fishing. largemouth bass.
Best Fishing in Fan
On the ''flats," the shallow
waters Of the Gulf just off the
mouth Of the river. you can also
take Jack crevalle, Spanish
maclrel. bluefish. pompano. sea
trout and grouper. Altogether,
it Is an imposing list.
Best fishing months on the
Homosassa. the old timers say.
are October and November.
March and April also are good
but not to be compared with
the fan. Last autumn. for ex-
ample. there was q run Of red
fish the like Of which hadn't
been seen in many years.
~ These are not the channel
bass that we Washington an
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Skin Divers Elect
Parker President

George Parker Is the newly
elected president Of the Mary
land Underwater Explorers, an
affiliate Of the Atlantic Skin
Diving Council and the Under
water Society Of America.
Other new officers this year
are Ernie Mines, secretary and
Jean Parker, treasurer.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Another Gomez

LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) Gary
Gomez Of Durham. Conn.,, son
of former New York Yankee
Lefty Gomez, has enrolled at
the University Of Wyoming on
a baseball scholarship. Like
his dad, who won six World
Series games. Gomez is q
pitcher.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
SKI TRAILS
BY ROBERT 0. RYAN

It's winter Carnival time in
the West Virginia hills. the sew
enth annual event, patterned
after the colorful festivities Of
Europe and French Canada,
win be held this week end at
Davis, w. Va, and will, as
always, be sponsored by the
Ski Club Of Washington.
King Winter; who has been
internationally cooperative
with the carnival spirit in the
past. has outdone himself this
year, and has blanketed the
entire Eastern Seaboard. This
year the faithful Cabin Noun
tain drifts approach 80 feet in
depth, general cover Is excel
lent ON both the Cabin Noun
tain and neighboring the Weiss
Knob slopes. and the racing
and recreational progra m
should have the best snow con-
ditions in history.
Races viii be held on the
Cabin Mountain and Weiss
Knob Slopes, and social activi-
ties will be concentrated at the
beautiful Blackwater Falls
Lodge at Blackwater Falls State
Park. There will be races for
adults and juniors in both
downhill, slalom. giant slalom,
and, new this year, cross
country.
Evening activities win in-
clude Q "gluehweip" party, q
banquet, and Q dance, at which
Joan Birdzell Of Washington
win be crowned queen Of the
Winter Carnival by the gov
ernor Of West Virginia or his
representative.
The roads are open. and II
past performance is an indi-
cation, will be kept open by the
snowplow crews.
/ Spectators are welcome at all
events, and potential racers
may check their eligibility by
calling Bin Manson. chairman
Of the Club Racing Committee,
ct Federal 3-6228.
4 =
The weather pattern this
winter has been Q source Of
considerable delight to local
skiers. Snow cover in the Appa-
lachians has been consistently
heavier, and sizing conditions
better than the prestigous areas
to the north.
Over the Christmas holidays
for example, Cabin Mountain
at Davis was reporting skiing
conditions markedly superior tC
Stowe. the senior ski area O.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
DAY Ar HoMosAssA
Even Florida Fish
Quit When It's Cold
BY CHARLES COvELL
OutdooP Rdikar

HOMoSASsA Fla, Feb, 14-FolIow Route 301
200 491 and 400 and you come to HomoSassa faSci-
mating place for fishermen.
This town, like neighboring HomosaSsa Springs,
is on the river by that name which eanderS into the
Evening star., 1961-02-14
BOATS and MARINE

BEsT BUY m AREA.
Than VI. old. lsb-h.p.: sleeps 3
many extras: 10000 value Tor "a, ,SU0
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Able to Fish I'm Lee

= eA4S4oN4
liamS and our starting point
the Homosassa Inn. Our boat
was an out-sized skiff propelled
by . 40-horse outboard which
swished US downriver at q mer-
ry pace.
Raymond showed US some Of
the better trout holes, where
100 or more Q day could be
caught when they were run
ming. and then started drifting
in the lee Of the south bank
where we could cast for bass.
The wind. was penetrating
even there and fingers were
almost too numb to tie on lures.
The guide used.a Q spoon-buck-
tail combination; Bill, q black
plastic eel, and this writer @
johnson silver minnow with
pork frog.
Takes Small Bass
Soon there was q swirl on the
surface near o coral outcrop-
ping and the guide had q small
bass. Since they seemed to want
to hit on the surface. we turned
to plugs and once one hit half
heartedly at q Dalton minnow.
We fished for an hour or so.
trying all the pockets in the
weed beds and close to the
palms that came down to the
shore but only one other bass
was caught. It went for the
guides spoon and bucktail.
Then we came back upriver
thoroughly chilled to watch the
Jumping mullet cavorttng near
the pier. They must have been
doing 1t to keep warm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
"GHANA MOVING TO THE LEFT"

uu, The Windsor Star los
WINE orta'ns Commonwealth secretary is visiting
~ ." s"emPf to clear the air" between the two
wards ioisIitarsnsm. Sr
N"ame Nkrvmsh, the president of chsns, was
we,,,h .s ~" NJ non Duncan ssndys. the Common
~es"n secretary on The day when ,be Cham nov.
,'""e"' ordered the arrest Of number Of men who are
nah regime ' offo's' ING ""'''
c... ,ns ARRESTS WERE THE LATEST MOVE m
eAMpAIcN WHICH HAS SEEN Or. NkR,,MAu OVER.
-' TIE TRADITIONAL DEMOCRATIC BOUNDS TO
See cHANA. Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
MARGARET SANGER. PIONEER.
C0D-APP0lNTED CRUSADER FOR SANITY RE
THE BIRTHS FLOODS LUNACY. TREASON!
DEVILS re. NEEDS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
RE-BIRTH LIBERATION!
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
COD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

by Andrew f. EuehaMf CS++
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our Fsther-fAother God, s.hsr-
monious" IT, I6 Science Health with Key the Scrip
by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission. who wildly the grace Of God-do Fruehsuf-
Martin Luther Job in this age !! J.! And how Science &
Health, our textbook is Gods Liberaor Of the Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE, TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated inquiy!
The "Iukewarm" live in a fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS OF CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" JEsUs.
c-HI-LD-LE-s-s CHRIST JESUS REPUDIATED
BOTH SEX AND HUMAN PARENTHOOD!
wicked AND ADULTEROUS GENERATIONS"
UP TO THE MARTYRDOM OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
COMPARABLE TO THE MARTYRDoM OF JOHN
THE BAPTIST ACcELERATIONS OF THE MESSIAH
SHIP OF THE ONE CHRIST COULD NOT BEAR
THE EXPOSURE OF THE DEVIL = GIGANTIC
ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND MYTH - MASQUERADE
ING AS 'LORD-cOD. Genesis, Second Chapter 9TH
Verse etc.
THE LORD-GOD' RAISING UP MAN FROM THE DUST
OF THE GROUND = "NoTHINcNEss"l - GOD
TO GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY Revelation ISL
s., TO YOU. AND YOU, AND You'll
I'VE URGE THE UNITED NATIONS :"
A POLICY TO LIMIT WORLD POPULATION
GROWTH
World Population Emergency Campaign esfIet
Less than year ago ZIG Of the worlds most disfin
See PIONEER Page
SATAN BOUND" PROTESTANT THEOLOGY:
SINNERS I0ST FOR ETERNITY J. A Myth!
PASTOR ROBERT ARMSTRONG, VIA WMUz,
1895 FIN, 7:45 AM, lO/5-
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YOU ARE LOST FOR ETERNITY!
DEVILS SCARE PSYCHOLOGY YOU CAN'T GET
OUT OF ETERNITY AND oMNiPREsENT HEAVEN!
EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM. SUNDAY, 1917,
cKLW, 10 PM:
THE BIBLE, THE ONLY ANSWER!
NOT FOR MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPpLEs!-
THE NON-cHRIST SCIENTISTS GOD DEMANDS THE
cONsEcRATED STUDY AND DISCIPLINE OF
HIS GUARDIAN AND LIBERAToR OF SATAN BOUND"
BIBLES AND CLERGY - HIS CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE TEXTBOOK - HIS ONLY INFALLBLE MAS
TERPIEcE BIBLE! PASTOR PROPHET, LEAD
Err PHYSICIAN, MEDICINE - THE BLOOD AND
BREAD OF JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN, WITH.
OUT THE EMBODIMENT OF MARY's FLESH!
See THEOLOGY, Page 9
CHRISTIAN STATION, WMUz, 1885 FIN.
DR.. NARRAM0RE. PSYCHOLOGY FOR
LIVING" THURSDAY. 1928. RE BLISS.
MARRIED OR SINGLE!
MOTHER OF THREE cROWNUP DAUGHTERS,
WELL EDUCATED, WELL-LIKED-ARE SOMEWHAT
DISTURBED THAT THEY ARE
NOT YET MARRIED.
YOUNG MAN, NOT YET MARRIED, TOLD DR.
NARRAMoRE THAT SINCE LEAVING HIS SMALL TOWN
AND ENTERING COED COLLEGE. THE MATRIMoNI.
Al SITUATION IS MUCH MORE PROMISING THE PICK.
INC is VERY GooD-A THOUSAND, PERHAPS YOUNG
UNMARRIED WOMEN - WHICH SUGGESTS THE o.
sERvATIoN: GO FISHING WHERE THE FISHING IS
GOOD
THOSE THREE UNMARRIED, ELIGIBLE,
YOUNG WOMEN
. DR NAPRAMORE DISCUSSED MApplAce ppo AMI
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MAYOR WAGNER, NJ y
CATHOLIC AND DEMOCRAT OF ELASTIC
CONSCIENCE. LIKE FATHER, THE LATE SENATOR
WAGNER OF NY. = FRONT MAN FOR THE
COMMUNIST INSPIRED. AND WRITTEN,
WAGNER LABOR RELATIONS ACT = WHICH
AUTHORIZED THE DEVIL TO PERPETRATE
MULTETENs OF BILLIONS OF SIS STEALS
FROM AMERICAN PUBLIC!
1.-THE MAYORS FLEXIBLE ETHICS"
". Trib. 1917 Editorial
The $4,000 Wagner Embarrassing luncheon in Brook
Iyn offensive TO proper ethical Standards" But II
wasn't illegal So good people, ought TO have law
See MAYOR WAGNER Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
by Corinne Smith

The r. Rev. James A. Pike. Episcopal bishop Of San
Francisco, urged members Of the Planned Parenthood
League yesterday TO take aggressive role in "enab
ling people TO implement their decisions" in family plan
ming.
The bishop who is attending the Episcopal General
Convention at cobo Hail. addressed luncheon meeting for
200 by the Planned Parenthood League Inc
Veterans Memorial Building
See BISHOP PIKE. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

GOOD FOR BISHOP PIKE : NOT BEING A
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. NOT YET ADEQUATELY
FREE OF THE SATANIC. ADAM-EvE LUNACY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTH0OD
THE BISHOP IS WEAK ON THE VIRGIN BIRTH |!
BUT HE'S A FINE PROSPECT!
BISHOP Pike URGES ACTIVITY
BY PLANNED PARENTH0OD GROUP"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
ExcLUsIvENEss OF HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE

THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH.
The Real = NEVER NEEDING A HEALING IN
ALL ETERNITY!
See JOURNALISM, PAGE 2
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Book Review
To Be Given

The luncheon meeting of the
B'nai Birth Women, Chapter $40,
at noon on Oct. IL at Temple Beth
Israel will feature a book review,
1.-THE Earth Is the Lord" given by
Paula Sobol. The author of the
book is DR.. Abraham Joshua Hes
chel.
Mrs. Sobol, a graduate of the
University of Minnesota, taught
radio speech and was active in
stock companies in the East and
Midwest. She is associated with
Phoenix Little Theater and Som
brero Playhouse, is director of the
Jewish Center Players and has just
completed a successful lead in
"Auntie Name"
The luncheon is open to the pub
lie. Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Sheldon Tatz, YE 8
0411; Mrs. Jack Feingold, CIR z
1894; or Mrs. Al Feingold, CIR 4
4815. Chairman for the day is
Mrs. John w. Myers.
Anyone wishing to join the chap,
ter may do so by contracting Mrs
Harry Wineberg, membership
chairman, at 1913 w. Glenn Drive.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Center Sets
Instruction
For Adults

Informal education and leisure
time learning are the themes for
adult classes for the 1961-62 pro-
gram year of the Phoenix Jewish
Community Center.
Beginning Wednesday evening,
Oct. IL. Vaughan and Naomi Kali
alan will lead the Beginners folk
guitar class opportunity f o r
adults who enjoy singing to learn to
accompany themselves on the gui-
tar
Also starting the evening of Oct.
IL will be a course in beginning
conversational Hebrew with Rudy
Boehmar, a recent arrival to Phoe-
nix from Israel, as instructor. Mr..
Boehmar will introduce a new tech
nique in Hebrew conversation and
describe Israel, its past and pres
ent.
Beginning Thursday evening,
Oct. II, Roosevelt Woods will hold
class of art instruction for the
beginner. Mr.. Woods is the recip-
lent of many first prizes for his art
work in the Valley. This class
will have a limited enrolment. Mr..
Woods will also be available for an
advanced painting course on one
other evening in the week. Those
interested are asked to contact the
Center office at once, CIR 4-5407, to
arrange a time and date.
The Adult Committee of the Gen.
ter is under the direction of Har-
old Shapiro. Members of the COM
mittee are Arnold Horwitch, DR..
Morton CONFESS, Jack E. Brown,
DR.. Sheldon linn, Paula SObol, Sey-
mour Sacks, Arthur jacobson, Dr.
Willard Abraham, Mrs. Herman
Multer, Mrs. Jack Metz and DR.
Robert Shapiro.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Obituaries

son came to the United States so
years ago. He was a retired drug
gist and had worked for 30 years
in a drugstore at Clark and Elm
dale Streets in Chicago. He came
to Phoenix 16 years ago. He was
the father of Bernard Fogelson
who operates a drugstore at 100
w. Osborn. Mr.. Fogelson was a
member of Arizona Lodge No. 2,
Free and Accepted Masons; chair
man of the fellowship committee
of the Scottish Rite bodies in
Phoenix; and a member of FL
Zaribah Shrine. Phoenix survivors
include his wife, Helen, and a
daughter, Mrs. John S. Kruglick.
Mortimer M. Levin, general part
ner of Ramada Inn Roadside Ho-
tells, died Sept. 26 in Chicago. Mr.
Levin had been with the Phoenix
organization which has owned and
operated the Ramada chain since
1852. He also was part owner Of
several apartment buildings here.
Surviving uncle and aunt in Phoe-
nix are Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stock
fish
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Hate Psychology
Is Doctors Topic

DR.. Otto L. Bendheim will be
the guest speaker at the regular
monthly meeting of the Beth e.
Sisterhood to be held in the audi
torium of the Synagogue at 3rd
Avenue and Mcdowell Oct. II al
1890 p. m.
DR.. Bendheim, who specializes in
neurology and psychiatry, will use
as his subject "The Psychology ol
Hate"
The meeting is open to every
one, and dessert will be served.
Mrs. Charles Desman, Sisterhooc
president, will be in charge of the
meeting.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Graves+one UnveiIinq

An unveiling OF the gravestone
for the late Mr.. Maurice HUT will
be held Oct. Is at 1870 p. m. at
Beth Hebrew Cemetery. Rabbi Will
liam Greenberg will officiate.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Goings-On at the Center

grades. Call the Center, CIR 4-5407,
to find out when the club for your
grade meets.
Smell that pizza!' Taste those
brownies!" These are the sounds
coming from the Center kitchen,
under the direction of head cook
Nicki Sperekas. Want to learn how
to cook? Just follow your nose into
the Center kitchen where Nicki
and the Cooking Club meet every
Sunday. Tween cooks meet at 2 and
juniors at $3.50.
'T have over 100000 German
stamps alone in my collection. In
my Army days 1 travelled in al
most every foreign country and
collected my stamps first-hand
from all over the world" Col.
Crawford will head the Stamp
Club every Sunday at the Center;
he has stamps free for everyone
to get started - 2 p. m. for
tweens and $3.50 for juniors.
Remodel that skirt - make a
blouse - sew on that button. That's
what they're doing in the Sewing
Club which meets every Sunday
and is directed by Linda Green
Bring your torn slacks, worn socks,
new materials and have fun while
you learn. Juniors (4th through 9th
grade) are at $3.50 p. m. and tweens
at 2 p. m.
Fix your own TV set, tape re-
corder or stereo - Joe (FixiD
Gross teaches electronics at the
Center every Sunday.
Move that pawn, bishop or king
Irving Barowsky is the man
behind the chess board. See him
and Join the Chess Club, Tuesdays
at p. m.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06

Barbara Callahan and her Won
derful family of puppets will as
semble every Wednesday at z p. m.
at the Phoenix Jewish Community
Center. All boys and girls from
first through ninth grades are in
vited to join the puppetry group
and learn to make their own pup
pets and give shows for h e
friends.
Along the bride paths every
Sunday will be the Center's Rid
ing Group with popular instructors
Dick Tenenberg, Carol Richman
and Leslie Shaw. This group meets
at Cactus Stables, 7644 N. Shea
Blvd. Junior horseback riding (4th
through 9Th grade) will be at 3:4s
D. m. every Sunday and tween
horseback riding 9th through 9th
grade) will be every Sunday at 1:4t
n m. An overnight via horseback
is planned for those completing the
course.
That penny in your pocket
could be worth $5, says Mason
Hoffman. Sounds impossible?
Well, Mason says some pennies
are worth much more. Mason
will explain it at the Coin Club
which meets every Sunday at the
Center at p. m.
Paint. clay, plastic - what have
you? These are all part of the pro-
gram of our Arts e Crafts inStruc.
tor, Ruthie Durand. Make an ash
tray, clown or a bracelet. Jun
ior arts & crafts dst through 6tf
grades) is at $3.50 p. m. and tween
A&C is at 2 p. m.
What's a Friendship Club? Well
it helps to make new and lasting
friends while you have a gooc
time. The Center offers friendship
clubs for the 1st through 9tf
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Adult Program
Series Scheduled
On Sunday Nights

The Adult Activities Committee,
under the craftsmanship of DR.. Har-
old Shapiro, announces that there
will be a prepared cultural pro-
gram every Sunday night at the
Jewish Community Center begin
ming Sunday, Nov. 5.
The first Sunday night of each
month will be devoted to a film
classic series; the second Sunday
night to 1.-The Rabbis Speak," the
third Sunday night to an outstand-
ing speaker in the University Ser
les: the fourth Sunday night to a
family social.
Also in preparation are a Jewish
affairs luncheon forum for busi-
ness and professional men, on the
third Thursday noon of every
month; a Yiddish omnibus series;
and a series devoted to the psy-
chiatry of everyday living.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Beth Fl Changes
Shochris Time

Beth FL Synagogue announces
a change in time of the daily Shac-
ris services. On week days only,
Shachris services will start at 7:30
a. M, instead of the former Sched-
ule of $3.50 a. m.
This new time is for the conven-
ience of worshippers who must be
at their stores and offices before
a. m.
The services are open to every
one in the community, whether OF
not members of Beth Ell.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06

Sidney NJ. Roberts, 55, of 1922
N. 18th Dr.. died Sept. II. He was
born in London and came to Phoe-
nix from New York City in 1948.
He had been a furniture salesman
the past nine years. Funeral serv-
ices were in GrimShaw Mortuary
with burial in Beth Israel Gene
terry. Survivors include his wife,
Norma, and two daughters, Sara
Jane and Nancy, all of Phoenix;
and a son, Robert, of Tucson.
Samuel SuSler. 60, of 201 w.
Berridge Lane. died Sept. 81. Fu-
neral services were at Grimshaw
Mortuary with burial in Beth FL
Cemetery. Mr.. SuSler moved here
two years ago from Albuquque. He
was a native of Danville, Ill. Sur
vivors include his wife, Rose.
Joseph Goldstein, 65, died Sept.
26 in a Phoenix nursing home. Fu-
neral services were at Grimshaw
Mortuary with burial in Beth He
brew Cemetery. A native of Ru-
m n a, Mr.. Goldstein came to
Phoenix e ght years ago from
Gary, Ind, where he was a stock.
man for United States Steel Co. He
Is survived by a daughter. M r S.
Shirley Green, Phoenix.
Max E. Fogelson, 70, died Sept.
q. Funeral services were at A. L.
Moore & Sons Mortuary with bur-
ial in Beth Israel Cemetery. Born
in Eastern Europe. Mr.. Fogel-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

The Phoenix Jewish News is pub
lished semi-monthly, with the ex-
ception of July and August, when
it is published monthly.
Cecil Newmark and Pearl r.
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1861
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Golden Age Club
Sets 2 Meetinqs

The Golden Age Club of the Jew
ish Community Center will meet
Oct. II and Oct 1S at 1 pm. at
the Center, 1910 E. Camelback
Road, in the recreation hall.
There will be open house at these
next meetings and all senior citi-
zens in the community interested
in becoming members are invited
to attend. There will be entertain
ment and refreshments.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Circle Is To Give
Tunnel OF Love-

"The Tunnel of Love-" a comic
view of marriage in Suburbia, will
be the opening production of the
new Circle 16 Playhouse at 10th
Street and Bethany Home Road.
Opening October 5, 6, and Z, it
will be presented two weekends in
October. Seats may be reserved
by calling WI 3-7623.