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Evening star., 1961-07-20

Of House consideration this year.
A vote probably could have
been delayed at that time il
any member had raised a ques-
tion as to whether the three
bills were physically present
for disposal by the Rules Com
mittee. Members explained,
however, that this point seldom
if ever is raised and that the
Committee on numerous oc-,
casions in the past has tabled
bills without having them in
the immediate vacinity Of the
table. .t.,'
Evening star., 1961-07-20

crease the groups size had
complained that too many bills,
especially some major ones
wanted by the leadership or
the a d dministration were
shelved by the Rules Committee
without action. Mr.. Smith ap-
parently was making the point
that in tabling the bills the
Committee was at least taking
some action on them.
There was no mention of the
ill-fated school bills at the
Committee meeting yesterday.
Mr.. Smith indicated there was
nothing more to say about them
as far as the Committee was
concerned.
Evening star., 1961-07-20

bers disclosed that they voted
without being in actual posses
sion of the bills themselves.
Education and Labor Com
mittee Chairman Powell, DEM
ocrat Of New York, formerly
had requested the Rules Com
mittee to send to the House
the administrations bill for
Federal aid for public school
construction or teachers SAL
aries. He also had requested
similar clearance for two other
bills for Federal assistance, for
college scholarship programs
and for long-term loans to pa
rochial and private elementary
and secondary schools for ia
cilities to teach science, mathe-
Evening star., 1961-07-20

He remarked, however, that
Tuesday was something of q
red-letter day because the COM
mittee shelved four big bills,
more than it ever had before
in q single day. Those four
included the three school bills
and a controversial measure
relating to shipbuilding differ
entails for the East and West
coasts.
Mr.. Smith also indicated
with a grin, that the Commit
tee, which was expanded in
the expectation that it would
stop shelving bills, actually
tabled almost so yesterday.
Among those were: Proposals
for special committees to in
Evening star., 1961-07-20

vestigate the ultra.conservative
John Birch Society, to count
the gold at Fort Knox, to study
economic and social problems
Of parenthood outside of we'd
lock-" to study Federal sub
sides. and to study congress
sional ethics. Also tabled were
measures to authorize the
President to veto individual
items in annual governmental
appropriation bills, to study for
revision all rules of the House
and to require that Congress
adjourn each year before July
4.
In connection with the Com
mittee's tabling of the school
legislation on Tuesday, mem
Evening star., 1961-07-20

matics. foreign languages and
physical fitness.
What the Committee techni-
cally voted on was q motion
by Representative Colmer,
Democrat Of Mississippi, to
table the bills and a later mo-
ton to reconsider the Colmer
motion. Adoption of both mo-
tions slammed the parliament
tary door for further Rules
Committee action on those three
bills and greatly weakened, if
it did not kill, their chances
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Remnonts-FHddy only
IeepShop Saving

z Steorns and Foster Mot
tresses, double size, medium
firmness. Comparable value
1850. 1850
! Simmons Mattress, double
size. tufted, medium firmness.
Comparable value 1850.
1880
I Beauty Rest Mattress by
Simmons, double box springs.
Comparable voIue 1850.
1850
! Simmons Beouty Rest Queen
Size Box Spring Mottress, os
is. Comparable value 1880.
! Steorns and Foster Mattress,
twin size, medium firmness,
heoyy ticking. Comparable
value 1900. 1900
! Beeuty Rest 80" Mottress,
tufted. Comparable value
1880. $3.50
] Steorns and Foster Mattress
and Box Spring Set, twin size.
Comparable value $3.50.
$3.50
7 Single Size Mattresses, show
room samples. Comparable
value 1895. $500
! Seoly Posturepedie Mottress,
single size. Comparable value
1850. 1850
5 Bross 80" Heodboords, os
is. Comparable value 1895.
e.s5
I Gruy Plostie Covered Wood.
Framed Heodboord, os is.
Comparable volue 1895.
1895
WGL-SIeep Shop, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star staff Writer

The House Rules Committee,
which confounded the admin
istration by tabling Federal aid
to education bills Tuesday went
on q new tabling spree yester-
day. The table in the Commit
tee room was literally piled
high with almost so measures
shunted aside by the Committee
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Mems Summer
Shoe and Strow
Hot Clearance

1870 PoiFs Mems Brushed Leother
casuGIs with comfortable compost
tion soIes. Chukko Boots in dirty
buck color. Oxford style in dirty
buck and Ioden green, sIip-ons in
dirty buck. Not oil sizes in each
style. Comparable value, 8,e5. 4.so
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
1l8 Pairs Premium Leather cosuoIs
with composition soIes. SIip-ons in
ton and olive, ties in olive only. Not
oil sizes in each style. Comparable
value, ll.95--S. $50
2S7 Pairs Mems Summer Weisht
Shoes including ventilated style in
brown or black with plain toe. Black
nylon mesh style with moccosin toe.
Not oil sizes in eoch style. Com
poroble value, l7.95---l2.eo
zs6 Mems Cool Struw Hats in a
wide ronee of popular shades. Milan
and Ponomo styles included. Not oil
sizes in each style or color. Com
poroble value, 5.95 to ll.95,
$50 TO $50
W6l-The Mems Store, End Floor:
olso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Weekend
Food Specials

PGtriot Brand Extre Rich Delicious
Ice Cream, fIoVors include vanilla,
strawberry, chocolate, peoch, choc-
olote reveI and coffee. Comparable
value, 90e. ouort, 79e
W6L-The Food Shop. lst Floor,
North Building; oIso Chevy Chose
Fournier's Old Fashioned Peoeh
Butter, use on coke or os ice cream
topping. Comparable value 35c, II
ounce ior. 3 for e5e
FouFnieF's Spieed Watermelon Rind
Preserves, serve with meot or fowl.
Comparable value 49e, pound jor,
3 for Ito
Potriot Brand Mommoth Sponish
Olives, stuffed with sweet peppers.
Comparable value 9oc. l2A ounce
ior. z for I.4o
Potriot Brond SpOnish Olives, plain.
Comparable value 95c, l234 ounce
ior. z for l.29
WGL-The Food Shop, lst Floor,
North Building; also Chevy Chase
and Wheaton PIozo
Evening star., 1961-07-20

IS Full and Slim Skirts, eIeor eolors
and patterns in posteIs and dorks,
wooIens and royon and cotton
blends, IobeIed for fobric content.
Comparable voIue 800 to 1926,
500
8 Howoiien NJ Mus, gay prints on
white backgrounds, cotton. Com
porobIe value l7.e5-----l3.oo
IA SwimsuitS, one and two-piece
styles, Kobuki foce prints. Com
porobIe value 25.o0-----l6.oo
10 PIoysuits in button-front skirts.
Comparable value 1895 and 1895,
400 and 1900
1s Bermuda Shorts Of DocronG poly
ester and cotton. Comparable value
1925 ----8.00
l6-3-Pieee Suits, skirt, blouse and
sweater. Comparable value 1926.
22.oo
II Jewel Trimmed Orion AeryIie
cardisons. Comparable value Los,
500
II Trimmed Cashmere cardisens.
Comparable value 5e.95 to 1926,
37.oo and $500
100 Sweaters, Zefron AcryIic and
linen, many styles coors and sizes.
Comparable value 7.99 to ll.o5,
500 to 500
1s jackets in classic cordieon style.
Comparable value more than double,
500
WGL-sportsweor, 5rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Excellent Sovinqs
on Mems
Casual Wear

200 hort-SIeeve Sport Shirts,
oil imports, oil loo9o cotton
in open mesh weove. Clear :
colors only. Sizes, S, N, L,
XL. Comparable value, l4.95
to le.95. 6.S8
$50 Short-SIeeve Sport Shirts
in prints and ploids. Broken
sizes. Comparable value, 7.e5.
Comparable value, s.e5 to
1000 6.ss
W6L-The Mems Store, End
Floor; olso Chevy Chase
80 Poirs Mems SIoeks in a
smart selection of oiI-wooIs
and Docron9 poIyester and
wool blends. Broken sizes and
eoIors. All correctly labeled
for fobric content. Compor-
able value, 1926 and 1895,
s.Ss
20 Peirs Mems SIoeks. All
labeled for fobric content.
Broken sizes and coIors. 30
"a. Comparable value, 7.e5
to 1926. 3.ss
IS summer-Weisht Sports
Coots in broken sizes and
potterns. Blends of DocronD
polyester and wool or cotton.
All lobeIed for fobrie content.
Comparable voIue, 1895 and
1926 1888 and 1888
W6L-The Mems Store,
End Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Savings for Boys

ESQ Boys Wash Sueks random cotton cord cfed osored
coIors in sizes 6 to 20. Comparable value 800 to 4eo
s.ls, z for 500
45 Boys Joekets combed cotton shell with Orion Acrc nno
zIP-ott hood, sizes to 8 Comparable value 7oe l4SS
WGl-Ths Boys Store 4h Floor Chevy Chase Wheoton PIozo
Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Sample Wedding Gowns

Is Sampe Wedding Gowns, including silk oreonzos and silk
peou, sizes to TO- slightly soled. Comparable value more
than double to 22500 44o0 to l44oo
in sizes 8 to H. Comparable value 1895 to 4oe5,
1900 to $500
W5L-BridoI SoIon, 5d Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Clearance Of
Doytime Dresses

100 in group Of summer eottons
and linens reduced for eIeoronee.
Plain and patterns in posteIs and
bright colors plus some dark dresses.
Sizes 10 to 20 and wv to 22h.
Comparable value 1925 and ll.e5,
500
Comparable voIue l2.e5, 800
Comparable value l4e5, 1000
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime
Dresses, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Mems SIocks

500 Poirs Mems SIoeks, oil
blends featuring Docron poly
ester and royon, cotton, and
Orion ocrylic fiber. All labeled
for fobrie content. Sizes 28-
"a regular only. Comparable
value, 1895
7.68; z for 1900
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor;
also Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Almond Roco
55e, 2 for TOO

Servings on 7-ounee boxes Of almond
Foeo.
WGL-Condy and Confectionery,
lst Floor olso Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Exceptionally Priced Mems Wear

24O Robe and Pndma Sets Of 1000 embossed cotton Cool
shorsleeve kneeeneth pojomos with matching robe Meat
able value, 895 4Sa
W6l-The Mems Store, End Floor
7z0 FomousN0me Poiomos in cool shoseeve knee-IenotE
style with button front puover tops Clear coos and
patterns most wash and wear A. B. C. and D. Comparable
value, 399 to 500 2s8-
5000 Fomous Name HulfSeeve Shirts including OO6 cot
ton wos cotton and woh blends in cIeor
coors and white Select from popular collar Styles All shirts
obeed for tobrc content Comparable value 3e9 5oo 2SS
1.5oo ASiIk Ties fine selection including prints bold
patterns, under knots panels, and stripes the most
popular eoors Comparable value, $50 and $50. 1888
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor; oIo Chew Chase
Wheaton Plozo, Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1961-07-20

End Of Model Season Reductions on
Radio, TV and Stereo Models
All floor samples reduced make way for next season..
models No down poymen low monthly payments orronsed
on purchases Of $500 more.
TeevisiOn: color black and white, consoles and porobIe
models. #9*
StereO PhOnosrophs: consoles and portobIes.
Radios: table, eIock-rodio and AM/FM models.
We-Rodo Teeon stereo Record Center Floor North Building
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Reductions on Regular Stock
Mems Lightweight Summer Suits

All OF our lightweight suits have been reduced with
The exception OF Pom Beoeh Haspe and coonodo Choose
from on excellent selection Of silks oil wooIs and blends Of
Doerone poyester and WOOL All this seasons most popuIor
patterns represented in fashionable shades Of olive
blue and black. S'~''
Please Notes Price groups and not ovoiIobe at the
Aexondro Store; and not the Wheaton PIaza Store
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Sovinss From the
Nursery Corner

so Sleeveless Cotton Dresses for
girls, broken sizes ! 2 and 8 months.
Comparable value 3.9e. I.se
10 Fomous Make Dolls, jointed,
dressed in fomous-noke pojomos,
discontinued style. Comparable value
800 to 500, I.9s and z.ss
II Stretch Garments, one and two
piece for yeor-round wear, slightly
soiIed. Comparable value 3.oo. I.es
81 lnfonts' z-Pieee Cotton Terry
Cloth Sunsuits with terry cloth lined
hooded jacket N, L, XL. Comporo-
BILE voIue 3.ee. 1893
BiIt-Rits Bcby Seoter TcbIe, dis
continued style, slightly damaged.
Comparable value 2e. IS. Now 1850
W6L-Nursey Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Reductions from the
Chandelier Room

SO Street and Afternoon Foeks silks ond woos in sizes 10
coots pastel wooens in sizes and TO- Comparable value
1895 to 225OO to 1900
Suits, lightweight wool eobordine light coos in sizes 10
to IA. Comparable value $500 -------------- 1900
10 Chandelier Room Knit Suits comparable value 6ee5 to
1926 5---------------- $500 to 68 90
so Silk and Cotton Dresses light and dark coIors in group
sizes to Is. Comparable value S. 90 to 35oOo
$500 to z45.oo
WGL-Chondeier Room, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Specially Priced Mems
Wash and Wear Suits ~
50 500

985 Eoy wosh and wear suits Of qhweiu blend oF
$50 Deerone poyeser s5% ruyOn 1871 Doerono poly
ESTER 25 cotton You'll stoy and cool throushout the
hottest doys Get for years Of comfort.
W6he Mems Store Floor also Chevy Chase Wheaton Poz
Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Remnunts-Frid0y Only
Stamped Cotton
Quilt Kits

comparable 400
uaIMe 7.90 4
81 in eFoss-stiteh design, con-
toins top Of quilt only: white.
! Model Hand Embroidered
Crib Quilt, machine quilted,
cross-stitch design, yellow.
Comparable value 1850,
I. Model nd-Hooked CO.
Iumbio Rug, 3ox36" Queen
Anne design on eroy bock-
ground. Comparable value
5000 ------35.00
I Model Bernot Hooked Rug,
child's room design, Towns"
on beige background, 22x3o".
Comparable value $500,
$500
IS Stamped POFosOn PoiomG
Bog Pillow Kits, white cotton
with colored oppliques. Com
poroble value 2.6o-----l.00
z Model Hand Embroidered
Poioms Bags, white cotton,
quilted. Comparable value
500 ---------4 $50
7 Stomped Dinette Cloths,
ivory linen with blue finished
border, kits include threod TO
embroider. Comparable value
3.oe e---------2.o0
] Model Hond- Embroidered
Linen Dinette Cloth, pink
scoIIoped edge. Comparable
value 5.00------l0.00
l56 Bells Homespun 3-PIy
Chiffon Sweater Yarn, assorted
colors in 2-ounce boIfs. Com
porobIe value l.OO-----6Se
WGL-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Remnonts-FHdoy only
Sovinss Of Spring
and Summer Hats

100 Straw Hats, good choice
of shapes and colors. Com
porobIe value s.ee to $500,
400
80 Spring end Summer Hats
from our Hot Bor including
beach hots, strows, fobrics.
Comparable VoIue 500 to
S.99 9---------2.00
10 Designer Hats from the
Millinery Scion. Comparable
value 2o.95 to 3o.e5,
500 to 900
IS Small, GI0mOur-type Hots.
Comparable VoIue 7.oo to
l2.95 ------3.oo
20 Flowers for trimming hots
or costumes. Comparable value
LOO to 2.00----5o soc
W6L-MiIIinery, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Clearance Of
SportSWeor

$50 in group Of oil cotton fomous-
make eo-ordinates in blue, pink,
green.
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Junior Coots and
Suits
200 :. 90

CUWpuTUUTE VUTNE
1925 to 1926
so pieces in the group, including
spring weight woods in smart eoIoEs
and styles, some cotton cord suits
included. Sizes 7 70 IS.
WGL-Junior Coots and Suits,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20

Outstanding Savings on Famous
Amelia Eorhort De Luxe Luggage
Fomous AmeIo Eorhot lightweight eonvos-eoveed luggage
in unusually attractive burgundy color with pottern
Eaeh piece handsomely bound with alligator grained
hide and lined with luxurious eoored sotn All hove
cleaning bross hurdwore. dompeIoth woshobIe
Tron Case -------------------------- 1880
Il" Weekend cose e-------------------------- 1880
"a" Jr PuImon cuse 1880
2e" Pumon cose ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z45o
70" Oversees Case ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Please odd 1923 Federal tox
W6L-Luagoge 7th Floor also Chevy Chase Wheoton PIozo.
Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-07-20

Sovinss on Girls
Apparel
com mbarable value = m
2.90 and 399 &
200 pieces in group, including
bIouses, shorts, bermuda shorts.
Sizes 7 TO II in group.
WGL-GrIs' Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-07-20
Remnonts-Fiduy Only
Smart Savings
On Luggage
Irregulars

On Luggage
Irregulars
Samsonite Silhouette Lussose
in dover blue or biseoyne
white.
comparable
value Now
24-zl"Week
end coses 27.5o 1875
49, Ward
robe coses 1000 1000
8 Mems AT
toeh h e coses,
ton color. 5000 1900
AtIontie Grosshopper
Coses in blue or grey nyIon.
80 81" Week.
end coses lI.oo $50
1o-24" Jr.
PulImon
coses. 1900 $50
s-29" Pull
man coses 100 $50
Please odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL-Lueooee, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-05

~
born almost 10 years
after the Roaring
'2Os subsidized into a mouse-like
whisper, finds her role in the
television show of the same
name to her liking.
The performer is 24-year-old
Dorothy Provine, who plays the
bouncey, blond, night club en-
tertainer, "Pinky" Pinkham in
The Roaring '2Os" on ABC.
Dorothy admits that all she
knows of the hectic era-of
bootleggers and racketeers. the
Charleston and the Black Bot
tom, the ballads and the torch
songs and raccoon coats and
Stutz Bearcats-iS what she
read in the papers about the
period.
The same young star, who
used her flirty blue eyes and
roundhouse curves to fascinate
viewers of the defunct serial,
The Alaskans," is somewhat
handicapped by the flat-look
fashions of the Flapper Era.
But she's wild about the period
clothes she wears in the cpl
sodes. Her dresses are all
beaded, spangled and tasseled.
why, one gown for a single
sequence in The Roaring '2Os'
cost $780," Dorothy sal ID
proudly.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
REVELS IN ROLE
OF FLAPPER ERA
ENTERTAINER
By JOHN FINLAYSON
BY JOHN FINLAYSON

N actress, who was
born almost 10 years
after the Roaring
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Sabra Group
RescheduIes
Fall Festival

The Fall Festival of Sabra group
of Phoenix HadaSsah has been re-
scheduled to the new time of 5
pm. to on Sunday, Nov. 10, at
Temple Beth Israel.
Bea Myers and Dorothy Triet-
man are in charge of the dinner
committee A ''take home" depart
ment will feature a wide selection
of Jewish foods.
Aprons, toys, jewelry, baby ap-
parel, and household items will be
on sale at a table set up by Pat
RoSen and her committee.
Grab bags are being prepared
by Helen Cries and Helen Con
Shak.
On sale at the white elephant
booth will be various items.
The baked goods department,
under the direction of Rebecca
Marcus and Pearl Kent, will fea-
ture variety of cakes and pies,
Prizes will be awarded to the
winners selected by the judge, a
well-known home economist. The
winning products will be auctioned
at Chinese auction at approx
mately Z pm.
All funds raised at the festival
are being donated to the vocational
education program in Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Vows Unite
Miss Spiro.
Ivan Kobey

The marriage of Miss Sandra
Evalyn Spiro, daughted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Duke Spiro, 2108 w. Missouri
Ave, and Ivan Malcolm Kobey
took place at Temple Beth Israel
on Nov. 4. Rabbi Albert Plotkin
and Cantor Maurice Chester off
ciated.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Seider, 322 W..
Holly st.
Miss Roma Gay Spiro was the
maid of honor. The bridemaidS
were Misses Joannne LESSEN and
Marilyn Cantella. The attendants
were Mines. Monte Kobey and Mil
ton Lemberg.
Cyril H. Kobey was the best man
and the ushers were Monte Kobey,
Jerry Jacobs, Hal Lawson, and
Eden Baremore.
After the ceremony a reception
was held in the Arizona Manor. The
couple went on a wedding trip to
the Grand Canyon. They are re-
siding in Phoenix.
Out-of-town guests included Rob-
ert Green and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Kobey of Los Angeles; M r S.
Lorie Sidy, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shapiro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Shapiro, Mr.. and Mrs. SAM
uel Rosenblum, and Mrs. Anna
Shapiro, all of New York City.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Miss RoIene SusseIman
Weds Harold krichman

Mrs. Sol Krichman, 2009 N. Laurel.
Rabbi Albert Plotkin and Cantor
Maurice Chester officiated.
Maid of honor was Miss Ann
Sawyer. Michael Krichman, broth
er of the bridegroom, was the best
man.
The couple honeymooned in Las
Vegas and are now residing in
Santa Clara, Calf.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs.
Samuel Becker, Philadelphia, Pa,
grandmother of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Krichman, Los An
geles; DR.. and Mrs. Harry Krich-
man, Los Angeles; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Krichman, San Mateo,
Calf.
Mrs. Krichman attended Ari-
zona State University where she
was affiliated with the drama
workshop and the ASU symphony.
1t Krichman is a graduate of
ASU where he was a member of
Kappa Delta Pi, national education
honorary, and the tennis team.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Bar Mitzvahs
November ", 1861

Lewis Daniel Kasow Irving Kaslow 2507
Glenrosa Friday evening" Dec
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Cadillac, Other
Prizes Offered
At Boil Dec. 9

The Cadillac Ball is to be held by
Temple Beth Israel Brotherhood
Dec. 8 at the new Executive House
in Scottsdale. The gala dinner
dance will feature a 1862 Cadillac
sedan Deville to be given away
during the evening. There will be
other drawings for trip to Aca-
pulco for two and several trips to
Las Vegas hotels, plus many other
drawings.
The brotherhood has limited tick
ct sales to $50. Donations will be
$50. For additional information
call DR.. Harold Shapiro, AM 4-4811.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Basketball Tour
Set For Hoiduys

Plans are being completed for a
teens basketball tour to be held
during the Christmas vacation.
The team, to be made up of high
school boys participating in the
Phoenix Jewish Community Cen
ter's leagues, will travel to Tucson,
FL Paso, and Albuquerque.
The trip will last five days. Boys
interested may contact Ronnie Pies
at the center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17

Stephen Edward Grin of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Bos M+zvuh

Marcia Ruth Green, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E. Green, S03
w. Diana Ave-, will celebrate her
Bas Mitzvah Saturday morning,
Dec. 2, at Temple Beth Israel. Rab-
bi Albert Plotlxin will officiate.
A Kiddush will follow the cere-
mony. A luncheon will be held at
the Corral Room at the Westward
Ho Hotel.
Out-of-town guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson GertZlin and fam
lily of Los Angeles.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17

The Safari Hotel in Scottsdale
was the scene of the marriage OF
Rolene Susselman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew SuSselman, 3249
w. MarIette Ave, and 1t. G.go
Harold S. Krichman, United States
Naval Reserve, on Oct. %. 1t.
Krichman is the son of Mr.. and
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Rabbi Is Guest

On Sunday, Nov. 10, Temple Beth
Israel Brotherhood will have as
guest speaker Rabbi William H.
Greenberg. This will be a break
fast meeting from 10 to 1880 am.
in Krohn Auditorium. The rabbi
will answer questions from the au-
dience. Lox-bagel and eggs will be
served.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17
Embassy Cordoned
In A-Tes+ Protest

TEL AIV - Strong G police
forces including mounted police,
cordoned off the Soviet Embassy
compound in suburban Ramat
Gan when a large demonstration
was staged outside the police
lines by an organization calling
itself the Movement Against Nu-
clear Weapons and Tests.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17

E. Merced, West Covina, Calf, win cele-
brate his Bar Mitzvah Saturday morning,
Nov. 25, at Beth Ell Congregation. An Oneg
Shabbat will follow Friday evening services
Nov. "a A KidduSh will follow the ceremony
Saturday morning. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Burdman, 4317 N. 18th Dr.
Out-of-town guests will include Mrs. Goldie
Meyer, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Burdman, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Marcus, Mr. and Mrs. Max Epstein, Kan
sas City. Mo-; Mrs. Frieda Valietz, Indiana~
polls, Ind; and Mrs. Sophie Green, Brook
lvn N Y
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17

Charms, Mrs Samuel A. Charms 1924 N
Saturday morning
Albert Plotn viii ociate Kiddush
Grandmother is Mrs Jennie
Charnoky e2s W. Wileta Outofovn guests include Mr. and
NuyS Calf; Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Saz
Angeles; g. 60 Harvey Charnofsy San Fran
cisco Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Charnofsky Tulsa, Okla:
al Schwartz 6e11
will celebrate his Bar Mzvah Saturday morning, Dec
Beth FL Congregation Cantor Harold Green will ociate An
follow Friday evening services Dec LA luncheon
will following ceremony Saturday morning Grandpar-
Barney Barahal Dr. Mrs G. Schwartz
grandmother Mrs. o. Barahal Detroit