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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-26
A Night Of Jewish
Theufer' Planned

1910 N. 10th Ave-, at 8:15 pm.
Tickets may be obtained by calling
the Center at CIR 4-5407, or YE
9-5283, CIR 9-S604 and VIII STAB,
or at the door. Donation is SIPS.
The casts:
"Shulamith" Michael Ivor,
Monach; Miriam Root, Shulamith;
Walter George, Absolam; Norma
Barer, Abigail. Chorus: Maisie
Adler, Martha Chester, Laura Da-
vich, Felicia Garman, Joseph
Gratch, Muriel Kolner, Gertrude
Shafer, Gertrude Kosowsky, Estelle
Mallin, Joseph Shafer, Esther Sha-
pera, Lois Shapiro. Accompanies:
Martin Shapiro, piano; Rose Marie
Albertson, recorder.
THE Visitor" = Gary Stephens,
First Disciple; Sam Charms, Sec
ond Disciple; Michael Byron, Rab-
bi; Harry Liebhaber, Nathan; An
ita Byron, Rifka; Joy Ansel, Ba-
shinke; Sol Resnik, Wolfe; Ger
trude Shafer, Laya Mako.
Happy Holiday"-Jay Fineberg,
Fucker; Helane Cohen, Naomi; Joe
Field, Cantor; Anita Byron, Marya;
Joan Schuman, M S. Davis; DR..
Louis Greenberg, George; Harry
Liebhaber, Rabbi; Sam Sobol,
Landlord; Michael Byron, Leopold;
Larry Sandell, Guard No. 1; Tom
Basham, Guard No. 2; Michael
HaSkes, janitorial music.
Technical Director: Bonnie Ber-
laSon.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-26
Beth FL Officers,
Bo0rd Members
To Be Installed

The newly elected Beth FL Con-
gregation officers and board mem
bers for 1961-1962 will be officially
installed by Rabbi Carol Klein at
an installation dinner dance Sum
day, June IL, at the Ramada Inn.
Past presidents will also be hon.
ored at this occasion, and Morris
Meckler, dinner chairman, advises
plans are under way to make this
one of the most impressive affairs
of the season.
A Cocktail hour at 6p.m.
will precede the Kosher catered
dinner, followed by dancing to the
music of Joe Vaccaro.
Reservations, at SIS per person,
may be made through Mr.. Neck
ler, 4503 N. 11th Ave-, AM 6-2324,
or through the Synagogue office,
AL 4-4739.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-26

Plans for the prime minister's
visit, starting May "a, were an
nounced officially in the House of
Commons by Canadian Prime Min
lister John G.. Diefenbaker.
Mr.. Diefenbaker told Parliament
that the Israeli premier will spend
two days in Ottawa land will,
thereafter, spend brief period
privately in this country" The yis-
it was hailed by Lester B. Pearson,
leader of the opposition Liberal
Party; and by HaZen Argue, lead
er of the Cooperative Common
wealth Federation.
The text of Mr.. Diefenbaker's
announcement:
CIT GIVES ME great pleasure
to inform the members of this
House that the prime minister oil
Israel, the Hon. David Ben-Gur-
ion, has accepted an invitation to
visit this country foi a few days
later on this month. Mr.. Ben-Gur-
ion will arrive in Ottawa on May
"a for a two-day visit, and will
thereafter spend brief period pri-
vately in this country.
Canada welcomes Mr. Ben
Gurion as the distinguished leader
of a young and vigorous state,
whose interest and guidance have
been so important in the rapid and
fruitful progress made by his coun-
try. It is the hope Of the govern
ment and people of Canada that the
close and friendly relations which
have existed between our countries
since the founding of Israel will
continue to grow. The visit of the
prime minister is regarded as a
further step in that direction"
IN ADDITION, reports circulated
in Jerusalem that Prime Minister
Ben-Gurion was likely to utilize his
official visit to Canada for seeking
also an unofficial meeting wi n
President Kennedy.
Mr.. Pearson told the House: I'm
recent years, Canada has received
many very distinguished visitors,
but none l am sure have been CIV
en- a warmer welcome than will be
given Premier Ben-Gurion, n o t
only because of the distinction OF
his own achievements but because
he represents a state which has
achieved a vast amount of pro-
gressive democracy in the Middle
East, and one which has very close
and friendly relationships with our
own country and our own people.
We hope this visit of Premier Ben
Gurion will make even stronger
those relationships"
On behalf of the CCF, Mr.. Argue
said: "The announcement of the
prime minister is most welcome.
We are very pleased that the pre-
mier of Israel has agreed to come
to Canada. We acknowledge his
great efforts in building democ-
racy in Israel. We acknowledge the
great social experiment that is be-
ing conducted there, and I am sure
the ties between Canada n d Is
rael will become even stronger be-
cause of this visit
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-26

"a Summer In Israeli will be
the theme of the Hadassah Installa-
ton Tea for the chapter officers
and the executive boards OF the
four groups on May %, 1861, at the
Women's Club, 3O2 w. Earl DIR. at
2 p. m.
officers of the chapter executive
board to be installed are:
Mesdames Robert Whltefleld,
president; Sidney Pickelner, organ
ization vice president; julius Rose,
fund raising vice president; Jack
Metz, education wee president;
Morris Meckler program vice pres
ideni; Albert Conner, membership
vice president; Morris Miller, re-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-26

Yeshiva University is spending a
record $1,O50,OOO for scholarships
during the 1960-61 academic year.
A national survey recently re-
vealed the University awarded
more aid per-student than any 9TH
er institution in the country.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-26
Ben-Curion Hailed
By Cunudu Leader |
On Offowu Visit ]

OTTAWA TA)-Israe Prime Minister BenGurions first
visit to Canada this week has paudis
Canadian government and Of the opposition parties Parliament
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-26
NOTICE

The deadIine date for the
June o issue or The Phoenix
Jewish News will be June 2.
There win be two issues In
June.
Evening star., 1961-02-24
Nike-Zeus Missile
Getting Closer Study

the Senate Armed Services
Committee for questioning on
his proposed promotion to As
Sistant Secretary Of the Army
in the same research field.
Mr.. Morse revealed he was in
direct opposition on Nike-Zeus
production to DR.. Herbert F.
York, head Of the Defense De-
parCment's research and engi-
neering.
DR.. York, q hold-over Eisen-
hover appointee, still is against
anything more than continued
research and development for
Nike-Zeus, Mr.. Morse said.
Mr.. Morse said early limited
production now would mean
buying time for this country
in the race with Russia to get
such q weapon on the line.
The objective Of the. Nike
ZeuS Is to destroy any enemy
missiles hundreds Of miles from
the United States.
It involves instant detection
of enemy missile launchings,
Evening star., 1961-02-24

3
MEXICO CITY, FEB. a. tAPJ.
The Communist sponsored
world peace conference sched-
uled to begin In Mexico City
March 5 is embarrassing the
Mexican government, diplo-
matte observers said today.
Ex-President Lazaro Car
denas, holder Of o Stain peace
prize and q traveller behind the
Iron Curtain, revealed plans
for the conclave last December.
Mexico City's top daily news.
pspers, which adhere closely to
the administrations political
policies, have turned their
backs on the meeting.
The Cardenas announcement
came after q length huddle
with. leftiSts from other Latin
American countries, among
them Adalberto Adam ana
Marta Frayde Of Cuba, Olga
Peblote Of Chile. Tomas AL
Evening star., 1961-02-24

The Joint Chiefs Of Staff are
showing increased interest in
Army recommendations that
some hard = to manufacture
parts Of the Nike-ZeuS anti
missile be put in limited pro-
duction. according to Pentagon
sources.
No decision has been made
by the chiefs or Secretary of
Defense Mcnamara, but both
believe that a small investment
now in some complex transis-
tors. for instance. could ulti-
mately gain as many as two
years If full production is or
dered later. Such a move at
this time would square with
Secretary of Defense McNa-
mara's desire TO be in o flexible
position on major weapons de-
cisions.
The Nike-Zeus picture was
discussed at the Capitol yes
terday by Richard s. Morse
Army director Of research and
development. He was called by
Evening star., 1961-02-24
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Red 'Peoce' Agents
Emborross Mexico

berto Casella Of Argentina and
'Doningos VellaSco, q member
of Brazil's Chamber Of Deputies.
Mr.. Cardenas declined to give
details Of the purpose Of the
conference but said the Coun-
ell for World Peace planned to
ask the Mexican government
for permanent headquarters
here.
Foreign diplomats speculated
that the request might be
another pressure tactic di-
Irected at the regime Of Presi-
dent Adolfo Lopez Mateos.
Mexican refusal to have the
headquarters would furnish
new fuel for Communist propa-
'ganda fires. II permission is
granted, the Red foothold next
door to Uncle Sam will be
strengthened.
"It makes one point very
clear" q Western embassy
Evening star., 1961-02-24

verification within minutes that
1t is not a false alarm, and
swift interception of the on
coming rocket by the Nike-zeus
with both rockets travelling
at thousands Of miles per hour.
The Nike-Zeus is to get its
first major tests in the Pacific
this summer against Atlas in
tercontinental missiles launched
from California.
House Democratic Leader Nc
Cormack backed the idea of
limited production. He said
Russia Is making a maximum
effort to perfect such a weapon,
and added:
THE nation which first ex-
clusively develops and deploys
an anti-missile weapons system
will at one dramatic stroke close
its missile gap."
Evening star., 1961-02-24
Osorio in Exile

MEXICO CITY, Feb. "a
(AP). - Elk = President Oscar
Osorio Of .El Salvador arrived
here last night from Guate-
mala to live as Q political exile.
Mr.. Osorio headed Fl Saliva
doris government from 1850
to 1856 and was a member Of
the junta which overthrew ex-
President Jose Maria Lemus
earlier this year. He was de-
ported to Guatemala after his
own junta was overthrown
January 26.
Mr.. Osorio said on arrival
that the present government
Of El Salvador was "absurdly
rightist." He claimed that 16
persons had been killed re-
Gently In brutal reprisalS."
Evening star., 1961-02-24
156 'PIotters' Held

LAz PAZ. Bolivia. Feb. "a
(AP).-The government said
yesterday l56 persons had been
arrested in the wake Of what
it described as plots against
President Victor Paz Estensorro
by Communist and left-wing
elements.
The government said COM
munists and members Of the
Autentico Party had melted q
teachers strike that still re-
mains unsolved.
The announcement said some
Of the prisoners would be ex-
lied to Paraguay.
La Paz and cities in the in
terror were calm and except
Evening star., 1961-02-24
Glass in Yiddish

A class in the Yiddish Ian
guage, conducted by Rabbi
Aaron B. Seidman. will begin
at 1910 pm. Monday at the
B'nai Birth Hillel Foundation
at George Washington Univer-
sity, 2129 F street NV.
Evening star., 1961-02-24
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Evening star., 1961-02-24

official said. 1.-THE Communists
are not letting up In their drive
to put Mexico into the Moscow
Peiping-Havana orbit"
Government officials have
made no comment.
Cuban Prime Minister FidHl
Castro is flooding Mexico with
pro Communist propaganda.
Anti-Castro Cubans here claim
Mexico is now the Reds No. !
target In Latin America.
Evening star., 1961-02-24
Talent Addition Set

Additions for the Takoma-
Langley Junior Chamber of
Commerce talent show will be
held from 10 am to 4 pm,
March 4 at the LanSburgh
Auditorium in Langley Park.
Evening star., 1961-02-24

for the strikes everything was
normal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

United States is not interested
in solving the problem.
In the 101-nation Political
Committee the United States
assailed Russia for violating
the voluntary ban on nuclear
tests and warned that the
United Nations would be de-
luded II it proclaims a new
moratorium that makes no pro-
visions for enforcement.
There can be no moratorium
which the Soviets unilaterally
and secretly disobey but which
they call upon others to &C
cept," United States delegate
Arthur Dean told the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Dean charged that the
Russians had timed their cur
rent test series so that. the
end Of the tests-capped by a
50-megaton bomb blast Oc-
tober 3l-would coincide with
a new United Nations appeal
for a moratorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
u. N. Faces Showdown
On Kotongo Cease Fire

slams having agreed on U
Thant of Burma.
The United States rejected
the six-man lineup. calling it
the Russians original troika
proposal in disguise. Yesterday
it was reported the United
States was prepared to settle
for four deputies with the West
Europeans omitted. West Euro
pean delegates were furious at
the prospect of being omitted
for the first time from the top
hierarchy of an organization
they helped found. They said
they would not accept any such
arrangement.
The United States is expected
to take the issue directly to
the General Assembly and ask
it to elect an interim Secre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Oct. Is (AP) .-Harried United
Nations officials trying to fune-
ton without a secretary general
face a showdown over the u. N.
Congo commands ceaSe-fire
agreement with breakaway Ka-
tanga Province.
Both the Soviet Union and
the Central Congo government
warned they would challenge
any attempt by the secretariat
to ratify the agreement. Presi-
dent Noise Tshombe's Katanga
government meanwhile refused
to release 1874 United Nations
soldiers it is holding prisoner
until the Secretariat approved
the truce pact.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Min
lister Valerian Zorin accused the
United Nations Congo COM
mand yesterday of bypaSSing
the Security Council by agree
ing on a cease fire and threat
ened to take the issue before
the Council. He demanded that
the United Nations Congo force
take action to end Katanga'S
secession from the rest of the
Congo.
Congo Foreign Minister JUS
tin Bomboko called a news con-
ference and denounced the
cease fire as "blackmail" by Mr..
TShombe's regime. Mr.. Bonn
boko limited his government
would seek Soviet aid to smash
Mr.. Tshombe's regime unless
the United Nations acted
against him.
Existence Periled
The Congo diplomat said that
if the sease fire is ratified by
the secretariat, "the trust we
put in the United Nations may
vanish"
The Katanga issue raised the
first real crisis since Dag Ham
marskjold was killed. 1t under
lined the need for an interim
secretary general to make
top-level decisions. Informed
sources said top secretariat
officials were wary of ratifying
the cease-fire agreement for
fear of mourning the wrath Of
both the Soviet bloc and the
Congo government.
Western diplomats predicted
that if the agreement were rati-
fled, the Russians would go
before the Security Council and
challenge the action as an il
legal seizure of power by Sec
retariate officials.
In a letter to Council Presi-
dent Turgut Menemencioglu OF
Turkey, Mr.. Zorin declared that
now that a central government
has been formed in the Congo
U. N. forces have no excuse for
not taking action to insure
the strictest execution" Of
Council resolutions calling fol-
Identification Of Katanga with
the rest of the Congo.
Selection of a successor to
fill out Mr.. Hammarskjold' 4
unexpired term has been block
ed by a Soviet-American dead
lock over what areas his TOP
advisers should be drawn from
West Germans Furious
The United States has beer
arguing for five underSecre-
taries an American. a Rus
sian, an Asian, a Latin Ameri-
can and q West European. The
Russians countered that If Q
West European were included
a sixth undersecretary must b
drawn from Communist Easl
Europe. Asia would contribute
the interim secretary general
the Americans and the Rus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

tary general If the deadlock is
not broken this week. The Rus
slams have made clear they will
not accept any such bypaSsing
Of the United Nations Charter,
which says the Security Coun-
ell must nominate the secre-
tary general. And even mem
bers Of the United States dele
CATION concede it will be hard
to find anyone to take the job
In the face Of the Russian OPP
position.
Stevenson Silent
Mr.. Zorin told a reporter last
night he had informed several
people he would like to meet
United States Ambassador Ad-
lai z. Stevenson again on the
Secretary-general problem but
that he met only silence" from
Mr.. Stevenson.
Mr.. Zorin warned that II he
heard nothing today. the So
Wet delegation would put out
a communique charging the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Organ Recital

An organ recital, featuring
the music Of Marcello, Bach,
Karg-Elert and Langlais, will
be presented in the sanctuary
of Windermere NJ e t h d 8
Church this Sunday, at 4:3C
p. m. by Cyril H. Chinn, organ
list and choirmaster.
He will be assisted by Betty
Kenney, soprano soloist at the
church, who will sing compost
tions of Handel and Bach.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
First Meeting
Is Planned

The St. Phllomena Ladies
Guild will hold it's first meeting
of the season Thursday, Sept.
2sth, at 8 p. m. in the Social
Hall of the church. The speak
er for the evening will be E. H.
Hartley. His subject will be
THE Customer is Always
Right" 1t promises to be hum
orous and informative.
The following are the chair
men of the various committees
for the year: Program Direc-
tors, Mrs. Robert O'Malley, 1868
Beersford and Mrs. Joseph Cast,
1875 Page; Civil Welfare, Mrs.
Elmer Lang, 1850 Potomac; !;
Martha Mary Group, Mrs. AL
bert Blatnick, 1882 East 18th;
Spiritual Welfare, Mrs. George
Schmitz, 1884 Nassar; Legisla-
ture, Mrs. Herbert Hart, 1717
Hartshorn; Telephone Board,
Mrs. Carl Strasshofer, 14517
Potomac.
Membership, Mrs. Andrew
Ladika, 1910 East 134th; Sun
shine, Mrs. Marie Samia, 14110
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Church News

Mayfair; Publicity, Mrs. Ernest
Zupancic, 1892 Beaumont; Re-
freshments, Mrs. Michael Noble,
142O6 Mayfair; NCCW Report,
Mrs. Kay Kleinheintz, 1916
Hartford; NCCW - Employed
Women, Miss Edna Carroll, 1744
Chapman; Your Are MY Neigh
Dor, Mrs. Frank Vogeler, 1929
Euclid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Christian Education
To Be Observed

Christian Education will be
observed at the East Cleveland
Congregational Church in the
II a. m. service on Sunday
Sept. oath. The conservation Of
Church School Teachers and
Officers, conducted by the min
iater, the Rev. DR.. Robert F. F.
Peters, will be included in the
service.
This day begins the national
observance Of Christian Educa-
tion Week by the major Protes-
tant bodies of the United States
and Canada.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Youth Day Is
September 24th
At St. James

Miss Mary Ann Herman, par.
ish worker at St. James Luther.
an Church, announced today
that Youth Sunday will be OBJ
served this Sunday.
Young people Of the church
will assist the pastor in the
10:45 Worship Service by read
ing the Lessons for the day and
in leading the congregation in
worship. Those participating
will be Leonard Balk, Marianne
Martin and Belva Blankschaen.
Ushers for the service will be
Walter Ruuska, jr., Duane
Bookshar, Jack MacNeal, and
Keith McStay.
In the evening at $50 spa
ghetti will be served as the main
course as a "kick-off dinner"
for the Youth Program of the
Fall Season. Following the din
ner a play Keeping Up With
The Horses" written by Andrew
j. Young and John j. Ziegler,
will be presented.
Members of the cast are
Mariann Putzbach, Richard
Fischer, Dan Bookshar, Larry
Drotleff, Linda Gordon, Karen
Don Miller and Richard
Ruuska.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

ROOM TO RENT? If you've
room to rent. one of our
LITTLE ADS will do the trick!
Call Gil 1-43S3 for quick re-
sultsi
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Home Expert
Talks At Y

Your home is the largest
single purchase that you make
Hear an expert from Jay Zook
Inc, discuss all types OF
mortgage loans on real estate
at the East Cleveland YWCA
Tuesday, 1880 p. m.
This is part of course on
Finances and You, to help plan
and manage money effectively
Answers will be given on how
to spend no more than 21a
times your annual income on
your house; how to build up an
equity; how to use judgment
and common sense in your basic
housing decisions.
October will have four ses-
sions on how to invest wisely
in the stock market by an ex-
pert from Paine, Webster,
Jackson and Curtis.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
WOmens Fellowship
Starts Activities

Tuesday at 8 pm. marks the
commencement of activities for
the Women's Fellowship Of the
East Cleveland Congregational
Church.
An vening meeting is
planned in order that business
women and young mothers can
more conveniently attend. The
program, arranged by Circle s.,
features Mrs. Gardner Brown
Of First Church, Akron, Ohio,
who will speak on the subject
Adventures in Bible Study"
Mrs. Brown is immediate Past
President Of the Ohio Fellow
ship Of Congregational Chris
tian Women and was recently
elected by the General Synod of
the United Church of Christ to
serve on the newly y-formed Coun-
Gil on Lay Life and Work. She
is Chairman of the Possession
of the Mid West Regional Meet
ing which is training session
for Women's Fellowship officers
from II states.
In addition to being a dedi-
Gated churchwoman, Rut h
Brown is a talented gracious
person and an inspiring speak
err. All church women are
urged to attend and bring
friend. If transportation is
needed. please call the church
office and rides will be ar
ranged. Refreshments provided
by Circle 8, will be served fol-
lowing the program.