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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
Golf Tourney
Set By Lodge

The Athletic Committee of Her
man Lewkowitz B'nai Birth Lodge
will sponsor singles golf tourna-
ment Oct. 81 at the Maryvale Com
munity Golf Course, 59th Avenue
and Indian School Road.
Tee-off time will be 8 a. m. En-
try fee will be SIS, and there will be
prizes for all entries. The commit
tee, which consists of Mike Lam
CERT, Ken Sadick and Dan InSel-
berg, would like to have entries in
before the day of the tournament.
The golf committee also will
start golf league. Anyone inter-
ested may contact Mike Langert
at AM 6-9366 or Ken Sadick at AM
5-8826.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
BIintze Party Set
By KiveI Auxiliary

Monday, Oct. %, at IL noon, XII
vel Auxiliary will hold a blintze
party at the Carnation Hostess
Room. Donation will be 81 so, with
the proceeds earmarked for the
purchase of physio-therapy equip
ment. Sadie Helm will be in charge
of food preparation.
Those wishing to spend the aft
ernoon playing card games or nah
jongg are asked to bring their own
cards or nah jongg sets.
For reservations, call Sadie
Helm, CIR 4-4510; Frieda Marcus,
CIR 4-7152; or Lii Robinson, CIR z
2408.
Plans have been formulated for
a Candlelight Ball to be held Nov.
II at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
Milk, Honey
Performance
TO Be Staged

The curtain Will rise Sunday,
Oct. %, at p. m. at the new Cen
ter on a special musical concert
of the music of Broadway's cur
rent hit, milk and Honey"
THE SETTING is modern Israel
and concerns a group of touring
American widows who are viewing
all aspects of Israel and Israeli
men. The romantic stories of two
of the women and the pathos and
comedy which accompanies each
ones encounters, constitutes the
framework around which the musi-
cal is written.
Notice is being sent to all Cen
ter members asking them to return
signed card signifying their plans
to attend. If more than maximum
capacity is indicated, two perform
ances will be scheduled on the
same evening. Center membership
cards will serve as tickets of ad-
mission. Following the perform
ance, refreshments will be served
by a group of hostesses led by
Mrs. Arthur Herzfeld.
THE CAST of milk and Honey"
is as follows:
Leads-Natalie Rubin, Miriam Root.
Muriel Polett, Michael Haskes, Warren
Forsythe, Layne Book5inder.
Touring Widows-Judy Salzman, Ter
ry Lederman, Janet Bruder, Frieda yell
lin, Jeanette Rit, Sally Haskes, Beth
Ware. Merle Feitler.
Israeli Men - Seymour Raboy, Larry
Mark Tarfeh, Ronnie Bookbinder.
Israeli Musicians-Alan Wick. guitar
Jim Kaufman, guitar; Cary Biondi, ac-
Gordon; Bill Love, recorder.
Israeli Dancers-Norma Barer, Debble
Kelman, Brenda Wolecki, Karen Par
sons, Tobye Kirschenbaum, Pat Turet-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
Obitudries

Ida Rochells, 76, died Sept. 27 at
Round Lake, Ill. Survivors include
three sisters, two out of state and
Mrs. Phillip Fried of Phoenix.
SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
New Fr0fernifY
Formed At VA

TUCSON - A new Jewish fra
ternity has been established on the
University of Arizona campus, the
Arizona Post reports.
Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity re-
ceived recognition of the schools
S tud e ut activities committee on
Sept. %. The fraternity is an out
growth of the Ami social club and
will serve one year as a colony
before becoming full-fledged fra
ternity.
Barry Hirsch was elected as the
groups first president. Other Off
GERS are Jay Lippmann, vice pres
ident; Jack Newsbaum, secretary;
Barry Levine, treasurer, and Dave
Goldman, sergeant-at-arms.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
Third BIB Plans
New Year Party

The opening gong has been
sounded for a New Years Ev e
Party sponsored by Thunderbird
B'nai Birth Lodge. The affair will
be held at the HiwayHouse, 3148
E. Van Buren, and will be COM
plete dinner party with favors,
music, and liquid refreshments
plus choice of dinner Chicken, fish,
steak, roast beef).
The cost is $40 per couple. Ac-
commodationS are limited, and
early reservations are advised.
For reservations and tickets con-
tact Marty Rubinoff (944-711D, Ken
Gold (WI 4-3209), or Jerry Dresses
Zin CAM 5-622D.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12

SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12

Lou P ol e t t,
president of Wat
er Controls, said
he will offer the
Bruner line di-
rect to the C o n
sumner, in addi-
ton to other wat
er h a n d | i n g
equipment such
as domestic wat
er coolers, filters,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
Hebrew Tutoring
Service Offered

Abraham stopper, an Israeli stu
dent, is available as an instructor
for private Hebrew lessons. F o r
information, call 277-3739.
Stopper was born in Holland and
moved to Israel after World War
II. After serving in the Israeli Air
Force. he worked in Hebrew Uni
versity as a technician and W a S
given a leave of absence from the
university to continue his technical
education in New York.
In New York Stopper worked in
the Audio and Visual Department
of the Israel Consulate.
He is an engineering student in
Phoenix College and will complete
his studies in the United States at
Arizona state University in Tempe.
SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
rxSr- rEynrNIVX vEVNyVSLI NEXuC
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12

and related items.
Bruner Corp. is a division of
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc,
Pittsburgh, Pa, makers of Cal
gon."
Polett has been a resident of
Phoenix for % years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
Monument UnveiIino

An unveiling of the gravestone of
Jerome H. Steinfeld will be Sun
day, Oct. IA, at IL p. m. at Beth
Israel Cemetery. Rabbi Albert
Plotkin will officiate.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-10-12
PoIett Distributor
For Bruner Corp.

Water Controls, Inc, of Phoenix,
has been selected as distributor for
Bruner Corp. products, including
water softeners and filters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

Army Pvt. James f. Kelly III,
son of Mrs. Loretta A. Kelly,
1880 Battery Lane, Bethesda,
has been assigned to the SIND
Airborne Division at Fit. Bragg,
N. c. Kelly is a 1859 graduate
of Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School and attended Mont
gomery Junior College in Ia
koma Park.
1t. U.g.). Richard A. Bowls,
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur H. Bowls of 111510
Spring Ridge Road, Rockville,
returned to the Naval Air Sta
ton, Lakehurst, N. j., recently
from an eight-month deploy-
ment to the Antarctic.
Army Maj. Edward f. Krise,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Krise, 1920 Deepwell Drive, Be-
thesda, recently completed the
34-week Medical Service officer
career course at the Medical
Field Service School, Fl. Samm
Houston, Tex.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
Here Are Questions and Answers
On Rockville Urban ReneiUaI Plan

The following is Part of two-part series of
questions and answers Roclvle's ambitious urban
renewal program that is being drafted. The
Sentinel is presenting this information so that Rock
vile and county residents will be better informed on
subject of vital Importance to the future of the Mont
gomery County seat. Part II of the question-answer
series will next week.
What does urban renewal in Rockville Mean?
In Rockville Urban Renewal is program through
which businessmen interested citizens and the City Govern
working together improve the MdCity Area.
Many older buildings that obsolete below current
building standards will be replaced with buildings
that will be specifically designed for retail office other
purposes. At the time the City will improve public
facilities to that these facilities better the
pie and businesses in the Mid-Cty
final responsibility the Urban renewal pro-
gram in Rockville?
The Mayor and Council have responsibility for the
tire program and have assigned staff responsibility to the
Department of Planning and Urban Renewal
WILL Citizens Of Rockville have opportunity
what plans being developed and be able to make sug
gestions?
Yes Citizens will many opportunities to
help in the planning Of the project Already almost
so citizens serving voluntarily the Urban Re-
newal Advisory Council and meeting regularly to ad
wise on the program.
win there public hearing the Urban Renewal pro-
gram and Plan?
Yes Before the Mayor and Council gives approval
to the Mld-Cy Urban Renewal Plan, there WIN be Public
Hearings where all citizens will another opportunity
be heard and after which appropriate changes in the
Plan will be made
What Of the City will be directly affected by Urban Re-
newal?
The map the other side Of this page outlines the
which has been designated by the May and Council
the site of the MidCity Urban Renewal Project
Specifically, which buildings in the will be purchased
and removed?
The to this question will be developed only
~ the Urban Renewal Plan for the Area is prepared
What kinds Of studies is the City making in
preparation Of the plan?
Inspection Of every building In the Area during jan
uay and February 1862 by the Department of Licenses and
Inspections.
Mapping Of all the Utilities in by the Depart
ment of Public Works
Interviews with every property and tenant in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
Assessing Post
Is AWardedtO
B. L. Frenzel

Bernard L. Frenzel, senior
assessor for Montgomery Coun-
ty since 1857, was recently pro-
NOTED to the position of field
supervisor of assessors, accord
ing to the county's Personnel
Board.
Frenzel, who has lived for
many years in Damascus with
his wife and two children, will
supervise the field assessment
and evaluation of all types of
properties in the county.
He has been with the county's
division of assessment since
1948, has instructed in resi-
Dental property appraisal at
the University of Maryland, and
is member of the Internation-
al Association of Assessing Of
ficers and the Maryland Asso-
citation of Assessing Officers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
Bethesda Doctor
Receives Cancer
Research Grant

DR.. Alexander L. Kisch, 80,
of 1903 Battery In, Bethesda,
has been awarded a postdoctor-
al research scholarship by the
American Cancer Society.
The scholarship is in a new
category of research grants by
the Society aimed at preparing
young physicians and doctors
Of philosophy for careers in
clinical investigation Of cancer.
DR.. Kisch, who received his
MD. degree from Harvard
Medical School in 1856, will
begin his scholarship grant at
the Institute of Virology, Uni.
versity of Glasgow, Glasgow,
Scotland, later this summer,
Currently, he is senior assist.
ant surgeon, United States Pub
lie Health Service, Section OF
Virology, National Institutes Of
! Health.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
NeiU Ten-FLOOr
Office Building
For Bethesda

Ground breaking ceremonies
We're held recently for the
tallest commercial building in
Bethesda, the $1.4 million, 10.
floor office headquarters for
Recommendation Incorporated.
Located in the 1900 block of
Rugby ave-, the new structure
will provide the information
processing firm with $4,000
square feet of building space,
roughly doubling the area now
used by the corporation in its
temporary location on Norfolk
ave.
The structure is the first pri.
vate building in Bethesda to pro.
vide multi-level (six) parking
and the first with individual
room heat and air conditioning
controls.
Present at ground breaking
ceremonies were DR.. Mortimer
Taube, founder and board chair.
man Of the firm, County Coun
Gil member Stella Werner, and
building owners John W.
Adams, Roger w. Eisinger, jr.,
and A. ]. Ellis.
Architect for the building is
Stanley T. Lewis of Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
Officers Named
By Civic Group

Connecticut Avenue Estates
Civic Association has elected the
following officers and staff for
the coming year.
They are Edward DAILY, presi.
dent; G. Ray Barber, LIST vice
president; Benjamin Brown. End
vice president; Mrs. Pat FinIav.
son, secretary; and Charles
Blackburn, treasurer.
Executive committee mem.
bers are Mrs. Carolyn Davis.
John Hyde and John Clark. Del.
egates to the Allied Civic Asso.
citation are Mrs. Henrietta Cos.
ton and Robert Duck. Mrs. Carol
Wright was named editor of the
groups publication, Hi, Neigh.
bor."
The first fall meeting will be
held September IL. An art and
photo show will be staged Sep
TENDER 27 at Glenmont- Connect.
cut Avenue Recreation Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

the by the Department of Planning Urban
newal during April and May 1862
Study of the business potential in the Area by pro-
fessional firm specializing in market analysis during April
May and June 1862
These studies will form the basis of the plan
for the Area
When will the City begin to buy property?
The City does not expect begin acquire property
before the Fall of 1863
Since the MidCity Urban Renewal Area help why
the City taking so long to begin to buy property?
Property will be purchased all new buildings streets
and parking areas will be built according to plan
be that the plan is the best possible that
veloped great being taken lay foundation
for it. This takes time.
viii the City buy all of the buildings the Urban Renewal
Area?
No. The City will buy buildings in only two instances
A-Those buildings that to be demolished and
BThose buildings that could be through repairs
If the present does not perform repairs
The City will not buy buildings that good condition
and that are going to remain as they
(To Be Concluded Next Week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
Military Briefs
ED Mervis Photo

CarmelO TOmasellO, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Salvatore Tomasel-
10 of 1920 Berry ST., Wheaton,
Md. completed training on May
IS, at the Naval Training Gen.
ter, Great Lakes, Ill.
william p. Mills, 10, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mills,
Dickerson, recently was pro-
NOTED to Specialist Four in
Germany where he is serving
with the Tooth Ordinance Battal-
ion. Mills attended Poolesville
High School.
Pvt. Robert j. Chambers, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. David j. Cham
bers, 2405 Holman ave., Silver
Spring, recently completed the
radio-teletype operation course
at the Army signal Training
Center, Fl. Gordon, Ga. He is
a 1858 graduate of De Matha
Catholic High School and at
tended Montgomery Junior
High School in Takoma.
Army Pvt. Ben N. BOnham,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
A. Bonham, 511 S. Friedrich ave.,
Gaithersburg, recently partici-
pated with other personnel from
the 36th Medical Battalion in
Exercise Surgeon, a week-long
medical field training maneuv-
er in Germany. Private Bonham
attended ascus High
School,.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
Fellowship Won

John F. Freeman, an instruc-
tor in orientation and a student
personnel guidance staff mem
Der at Montgomery Junior Col
lege, has been awarded six
weeks fellowship at Syracuse
University this summer.
Freeman, one of so guidance
staff workers to be selected
from IL eastern states and the
District of Columbia by the Cen
eral Electric Foundation and
Syracuse, is resident of Wash
ington Grove and a former
faculty member at Gathers
burg High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

Vacation starts the minute you roll
from the driveway in this roomy
Rambler Cross Country Wagon.
For that rear Roof Top Travel
Rack holds loads of luggage. The
kids are slowed in that king-size
playpen area. And Nom relaxes in
the reclining Bucket Seat IA low
cost option) that also converts
quickly and easily to a nap couch.
Meanwhile, you've got the wheel
of a zesty performer that shrinks
miles-fiattens the hills. With clear
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

Army End 1t. Wayne ID. PlOg-
err, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
r. Ploger, 6013 Kingsford Cen.
ter, Bethesda, departed from
Hickman Air Force Base, Ha-
wall, June / with other rein
forcements to bolster the
strength of the 25th Divisions
9th Infantry in Thailand.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

James L. LeCompte of Gath
ersburg was among the Is Air
Force ROTC cadets. commits
stoned as End Lieutenants in the
USAF at the University of
North Carolina on June 4. Dur
ing his senior year, 1t. Lee
Compile was Administrative Of
ficer and Squadron Commander
attaining the rank of Cadet
Major.
Army list Stgt. Robert w.
HOeger, 40, whose wife, Nina,
lives at 5000 Bradley Blvd,
Chevy Chase, recently partici-
pated in Grand Slam I, a five
day Central Army Group
CCENTAG) exercise In Ger.
many. CENTAG is a major ele-
ment of NATO in Europe.
Cadet Douglas w. Morgan,
p, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward S. Morgan, Glib Roseland
In, Rockville, was graduated
from the us. Military Academy
at West Point, N. Y, June S.
At graduation, Cadet Morgan
was commissioned second lieu
tenant in Artillery. Morgan is
a 1857 graduate Of Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School.
Cadet Thomas A. Simcox, %.
son OF Colonel and Mrs. Lawr-
ence S. Simcox, 9716 Carriage
rd., Kensington, was graduated
from the U. S. Military Acad-
envy at West Point N. Y, June
s. At graduation, Cadet Simcox
was commissioned second lieu
tenant in Infantry.
Pvt Tommy j. Arrowood.
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Charlie E.
Arrowood, Ashton, recently par
ticipated with other personnel
from the LIST Divisions 9Th
Cavalry in Army Training Tests
IN Korea. The 18-year-old sold
Ter attended Sherwood High
School, Sandy Spring.
Pvt. Jacob w. CAST, whose
wife, Victoria, lives at 111O9
Great Falls I'd, Rockville. re-
Gently participated with other
personnel from the list Diyi-
sion's 9Th Cavalry in Army
Training Tests in Korea.
Harvey F. Fraley, son of Mrs.
George E. Smith of 800 Water
St, Gaithersburg, completed \
recruit training. April q, at the
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Ill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

cronson Rombler. Inc.
4s37 Bsthssds Ave., Bethesda
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

ance only "a inches shy of a Jeep's,
your Rambler wagon skins over
bumps and ruts that have other
cars dragging their tailpipes.
Fact is, this solid beauty with its
Single Unit construction and Deep
Dip rustproofng ignores most any
kind of punishment-for years.
Start living like this in Rambler
wagon. There are IL exciting mod
els-2- or S-seaters. Make a money
saving deal on any one at your
Rambler dealers. Do it todayl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

Harvey F. FraIey, son Of Mrs.
George E. Smith of 329 Water
ST., Gaithersburg, completed
recruit training, April q, at the
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Ill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

Army Spec. 4 Warren G.
CrutchfieId, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Crutchfield, of Rockville,
recently participated with 9th.
er personnel from the Seth Med
ical B Battalion In Exercise
Surgeon, a week-long medical
field training maneuver in
Germany. A member Of Kappa
Alpha Psi fraternity, the "a
year-old soldier is a 1854 gradu-
ate of Carver High School and
a 1860 graduate of Maryland
State College in Princess Anne.
1t. Col Robert G. Mccall,
Medical Service Corps, was hon.
ored upon his promotion to the
rank of full colonel at a cere-
mony held recently in the Of
flee of the Army Surgeon Gen
eral. Maj. Gen. Howard w.
Doan, NC, and Mrs. Mccall per-
formed the honors of pinning
on the new insignia of rank.
The Colonel and his wife live
at 1929 Wendell ST., Silver
Spring.
Pvt. John #. Grantham, whose
wife, Portia, lives at 801 Domer
ave-, Takoma Park, recently
completed the radio teletype
operation course at the Army
Signal Training Center, Fl. Cor
don, Ga. Grantham, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy F. Grantham,
1922 Gridley, Silver Spring, is a
1857 graduate of Wheaton High
School.
The Adak sun., 1962-10-22

-AFRIS, :dalz, Alaska, is al affiliate of the Limited States armed Forces Radlo ana Io1e- wi sion Service, Depar rtnenJ of Defense. 1a- formation is taken from Iele-Ilps < - o3, jpubli cation of AFR1S Los Angeles. Special Iprograuing will be announced over AF1as Radio from lC:3O to ll:3O Monday thru Friday on 4Adak's Private Line and over -FTV on Parade 11This s schedule Is aub1Gct to change.
 AFTV BEGINS ITS NEW AUTUl1! sCEEDUIz1NG this week: I've tigntened-up and rearranged bur fall programs. Be sure to look at the weeks schedule carefully, so you don't miss your favorite programs.
 PR2oGRAs TO SEE ON -.71V CHANEL 8..........
 trip when he lands q five-foot-six blonde from a fo3gy ocean. Be sure to watch for
 all the details as Ferry unscrambles another
 pysteri GUS situation at 7 pm. Monday.
 This week 2asil11A I<1Lazhous2 will again bring
 g gripping saga of Louis Lepke, one ot the few ma for criminals of his era to receive
 hi S lust dessert--Ghe death penalty. Guest
 star Walter Winchell ra-enacts the part he played in the true-life surrender of Lepkea Lloyd Bridges stars pl2nchy fighter who
 thinks a bit slowly (but fast enough to
 still be alive long after Lc-3ke paid the
 penalty for his crimes1.
 :FoR sP0aTs FANS: Phil foyer of Portland, Oregon, takes on rugged Teddy wright of De- *troit, Michigan, in 6 10 round middleWeight
 bouto Channel 8 brings you The Fight of The ~Week from Eacison Square Garden at lO:3O
 x, m. Wednesday,
 Game Che of the World seEies of 1262 will appear at ? p.me Saturday.
The Adak sun., 1962-10-22

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