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Dratha

io oeso5er IT, Yi S6aa CARRIE H I'm:
beloved sister Of Mrs; MILDRED
also is survived by nieces and
nephews. other relatives and host
Of friends; After . pm. Tuesday.
October %, friends are, invited to
St. NV. Funeral services will be
held at the Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church, I'd st. and Rhode Island ave.
sT on Wsdnesda Sn 9SsS5s5 a. oct at
tober 20, in spotsylVania County, Va.
vENTREss. JOSEPHINE H. On Sun
I'd, Hyattsville. Md. beloved mother
Of Thomas D. Ventress. and Mrs.
Mr.. FABLE II, and Mrs. Lille B.
Hyatt. She also is survived BY five
sisters, MIS-. Bessie Parker, Mrs.
Clara Roland. Mrs. Roma Stewart,
zenker two brothers, Mr.. Dempsey
Hyatt and Mr.. John Caps. Friends
may call at Gasch's Funeral Home.
1873 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville.
81 y, where services viii be held at
nm. Interment private. In lieu Of
flowers, expressions OF sympathy
may be sent TO Mrs. ventresss sons
George zenker,. 26l0 Coolspring I'd.
Hyattsvtlle, Md. %
WEAVER. Ebert GLENN. Suddenly,
On Sunday, october Fl. 1862, at
Washington Sanitarium and Hos
pitai, Ebert GLENN WEAVER Of
104 Park Valley I'd, Silver Spring,
Md. husband of Marsaret F. Weaver,
son Of Mrs. Edna Shaffer, brother Of
Mrs. Dorsey Callahan. Mrs. Leroy
Rummell and Cannon Weaver. Mr..
p psayfT rests Funeral the Ho %erneF s4d4
deorsia ave-. Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on
WEDNESDAY, October "a, at II am am;
Lincoln cem Stss' Friends tds may visit visit
at the funeral home after 5 pm.
a MOHday. 'JOhns'Own' Pa pagers "a
WEEDA. JOSEPH G. Suddenly on Sat-
urday. october 20, 1862. JOSEPH
O. WEEDA Of 1920 Nebraska ave.
nv. beloved husband of Helen 2.
TesGa "a an Rosa aReF Maria g snd PhD
MeeG Teed SrotS SSr Of Frank MT n gsmes
Anthony, Philip, Elizabeth, Irene.
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
| Home, 7400 Georgia ave. NV, where
prayers will be said on Wednesday,
October "a, at S:45 am; thence
| ave and Yuma st. NV, where the
| holy sacrifice OF mass will be offered
at $3.50 am. for the repose Of his
! soul. Interment Arlington National
| wheeling. W. Va, and Steubenville.
Ohio. papers please cepyD %
WEEDA. JOSEPH G.. Officers and
| nf Nd Wait,
Il a:' ss:ssS i:':5:
& WEEIDA Services at the
will be conducted by the National
Guard of Honor on Tuesday. Oc-
tober %. at $40 pm.
WILSON E. WESTBROOK.
ROY A. CHRISTENSEN.
Grand Correspondent. %
WILLIAMS. CLARENCE R. OF 511 N.
E Edison St. Arlington Va on n.n of
G., Williams, stepfather Of Mrs.
Petty Officer Eugene r. Gurganus,
UsN; three grsndehildren also sur
town Funeral Home. 3072, M st.
at / pm. interment National Me-
mortal Park, Falls Church, Va.
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE R. Officers
- and members of Columbia Lodge
tA No. 10, l. o. o. F., are hereby
N requested to assemble At the
4 NJ pm. Tuesday. October %, to
AI perform the last services for
tU our departed brother. CLAIR
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass Ave. Ii. $4,000
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ROWLEY, MABEL. on sunday, octobet

81, io62. at her home, Sl07 18th
pi., Hyattsyille, Nd, MABEL MABEL !,
Rowiey, mother of Mrs. Huldah
Read and Miss Marion R.; Rowley.
three grandchildren and IL great
grandchildren. Friends may call At
the Takoma Funeral Home. 254
Carroll st. NV. parking opposite).
Friends may call at the, Takoma
Funeral Home. .254 Carroll 81. NV.
(parking opposite), where services
will be held on Wednesday, October
"a, at 1890 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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HELAN, THOMAS a. On SATURDAY

HEIAN of $500 Rock Greek Church
I'd. ne. beloved husband Of Alma
Roche Helan, brother of Frank B.
Helan OF Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
1901 l4th st. NV, on Tuesday,
OCTOBER 90 at $50 am. REQUIEM
mass at st. Aloysius Church at 10
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
farV ~
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RANKIN, WILLARD t. Suddenly. o

saturday, october 90, 1862, VII.
of Roberta NJ Rankin, father o.
Sharon L. Thomas, Carole A. Roger
A. and Richard K. Rankin; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles @. Rankin
brother of Ester Weaver, Winifrec
Coulby, Josephine Benzing, Charlie:
and Robert Rankin. Funeral from
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parEinE
facilities) on Wednesday. October
"a, at 1890 am. Services at Ana
costa Methodist Church, at II am
mains may be viewed after. 2 pm
Monday. Visiting hours until 8 pm
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IL, 1862, SARAH LEVIN Of 726
Fern st. NV, beloved mother Of Mrs
Joseph H. Handel. Mrs. Joseph Barr
Mrs. Samuel Zanof. Mrs. Julius
Rosenbaum and Henry NJ. Levin
She also is survived by sister, Mrs
Rebecca Sacks of Silver Spring, Nd
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky q Sons Funeral Home
1901 14th st. NV. parking faelli-
ties adjacenD on Monday, October
%. at pm. Interment Adas Israel
Cemetery. ~
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HERBERT. GEORGE L. Suddenly, :,

SSR9sy 0 SESSoE Il l. He'll a hi
beloved husband Of Edna May Her
bert, father of Dorothy J. Bennett
Of Fails Crurch, Va: brother Of Ruth
Willard Of Florida. Also survived by
grandchildren. Friends may call At
the Murphy Funeral Home. 1924
Columbia pike. Arlington, Va, where
there will be q recitation OF the
rosary at $40 pm Tuesday, Oc-
tober %. Requiem mass VIII be
offered at $40 am. wednesday.
October "a, at st, AIMS Church
Arlington. Va. Interment Fort
lincoln Cemetery. 90
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WEEDA. JOSEPH G. Suddenly on Sat-
urdaY. Octnher 20 1912 Joseph

OSEPH G. Officers and
members Of Grand Voiture
No. ia, 40 and 8. are
hereby notified of the
death of JOSEPH @.
WEEDA. Services at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home,
7400 Georgia ave. NV,
cnrn Quoted nv the Natinnal
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1raMs

McwILLIE. WILLIS L. Suddenly on
Saturday, October 90, 1862, WILLIS
L. McWILLIE of 1885 independence
ave. sc. Notice of funeral later.
Services by Marrow & Woodford.
MILLER, WILLIAM J. On Friday.
OCTOBER 10, 1862, AZ his residence
2l16 F st. NV, WILLIAM =; L NIL
L. Miller and father of Nancy Miller
Law of Augusta, Ga. He is also
survived by three grandchildren ano
sister Mrs, Edgar Gardner o.
Hysongs Funeral Home, 1900 N s.;
NV. Funeral services will be helo
on Tuesday, October %, at pm. al
Fort Myer Chapel with interment In
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
MUIRHEAD. ANNA MAY. On sunday;
October q, 1862, ANNA NAY AZ
Mrs. Frank C, Heiss. Grace L; Muir
head, grandmother OF Mrs. Frances
H. Swanson. Mrs. Barbara H, JACK
son. and sister Of Mrs. Robert z. 1.
Prosise. There also are seven great
Wsiter W Deal Funeral Home. 1872
Georgia ave. NV, on Wednesday
October "A, at ii am. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. Expressions
of sympathy may be made to Ham
''''e 81
MYERS. RICHARD E. On Saturday,
October 20, 1862. at Annapolis Gen
eral Hospital, Annapolis, Nd.
RICHARD E. MYERS Of 1912 RIDGE
crest dr.. Alexandria. Va, the nus,
band OF Eileen M. Myers, father Of
Richard A. Myers, brother OF Clair,
Edgar, William Myers. Mrs. Rene
Basehoar and Mrs. Gladys s WENT ains
Memorial Chapel, $50 South Wash
ington st. Alexandria, Va, where
services will be held on Wednesday,
October "a, at 2 pm. Entombment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 70
POWELL, MARY ELIZABETH. On Sum
day. October q. 1852, MARY ELIZA "a
BETH POWELL of l142 Sumner I'd;
Sc, wife of Edward v. Powell and
mother OF Kenneth Elzie and Robert,
Edward and Tyrone Powell. She
also is survived by seven grand
children, five brothers, two sisters
other relatives and many friends.
Notice of funeral later. Malvan d
Schey, Inc, MorticianS.
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RJlMBERGEk, TRUMAN "a, II, OH
Saturday, :, October NO, 20 19o2 : ina At
BERGER. IT,: husband Of Sylvia E.
Rumbergor. father. Of Julia Clark
Rum6erger. so nof Mrs. Julia W
Rumberger and the late Truman
Rumberger of Alexandria. va;
brother Of Tucker W. and william
P. Rumberger, grandson Of Mrs. F
trucker Wilkins and Mrs. @. 7. Rum
| berger. of Silver Spring, Nd; Friend
| NAV call at the Domaine Memorla
Chanel, 500 South Washington ST
Alexandria. Va. Services will be hel
from the zabriskie Chapel; virgin
Theological; Seminary. Alexsndrii
va. on Tuesday, October ~, 7
1890 am. mterment HungaI
Episcopal Church Cemetery, Bridge
town. va. In lieu of flowers, con
tributions may be made to tn
Truman @. Rumberger, IT., Memoria
Fund, Davidson College Dawson
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tober 81, 1862, at Washington Hos
pitai Center. HARRIsoN G. SMITH
Of 1911 S st. NV. He is survived
by two nieces. Mrs. Ulrica Little,
Mrs. Evelyn Elklns, two nephews'
other relatives and friends. After 3
pm. Tuesday, October %, friends
may call at the Morrow ana Wood
ford Funeral Home, 1922 18th. st.
NV, where services will be held
on Wednesday, October "a, at /
pm. Interment Harmony National
~
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VIII De COluuCItU Dy IIIb NdIIOHa
Guard of Honor on Tuesday, Oc
tober %. at $50 pm.
WILSON E. WESTBROOK.
Grand Chef DeGare
ROY A. CHRISTENSEN.
Grand Correspondent. %
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RIDGEWAY, WILLIAM DALLAS. On
Saturday, October 20. 1862. at his
E %EESa 8 B11f silY sDd d Is the
beloved husband of Lille I. Ridge
way md father Of Nellie R. Cater
Funeral from the Simmons Brothers
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd.
sc. (parking facilities). on Tuesday,
October 80. at 1890 am, services
at st. Barnabas Episcopal Church,
ment church cemetery. Visiting hours
until pm.
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MA, JOHN T. T. Suddenly. on Sunday.
october 81. 1862. at Washington
Hospital center. JOHN T. T. MA of
1900 18TH st. NV. beloved husband
OF Marie Yang Ma, father Of Joan
Marie Ma Friends may call at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home. 7400 Georgia
ave. NV REQUIEM mass at st. Mat
thew's Cathedral, Connecticut ave.
and Rhode Island ave. n.y., on
Tuesday. october %. at 8 am. In
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
MILLER, JOSEPH N. On Sunday. DC
tober 81, 1862, JOSEPH N. MILLER
Of 1868 Chillum pl. ne. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements by
Frazier.
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LILLE, BERNETT L. On Sunday, oe-
tober 81. 1862. at George Wash
ington University Hospital, BER-
NETT L. LILLE Of lis E st. Sc.
beloved husband of Alice E. Lille
father of Joseph B. Lille. He also is
may call at the James T. Ryan Flu
neral Home, 3l7 Pa. ave. Sc, where
services will be held on Wednesday
October "a, at 2 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. WHIT
ing hours z to 9 pm. %
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WILLIAMS. CLARENCE R. OF Sill N.
Edison ST., Arlington. Va. on Oc-
tober Fl, 1862. husband Of Dennie
G. Williams, stepfather of Mrs.
Robert L. Hammett and Sd Glass
Petty Officer Eugene r. Gurganus,
USN; three grandchildren also sur
vive. Services at Chambers George
town Funeral Home. 3072 M st.
NV, on Wednesday, october "a,
at / pm. Interment National Me-
mortal Park, Falls Church, Va.
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HANNAH, MARY CONLON. On Satur-
day. October 90. 1862, at Washing
ton Hospital Center, MARY CONLoN
HANNAH of 1919 Chesapeake st.
Lauriston H Hannah, sister Of Mrs.
Sarah C. Metz and John M Conlon.
Friends may call at the s. II; Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
NV, after IL noon Monday. october
% parking facilties). Services. at
the above funeral home on Tuesday,
october %. at pm. Interment
Salisbury C
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.UCAS, EUGENE. on friday, Octobef
Hl ri ls@ e q c "a AZ sr HosPts al
NV, beloved son Of Mrs. Frances
Lucas and devoted father Of Brenda
and Jerome Lucas. Also surviving
are two sisters, Esther Beaver and
Mary P. jackson; two brothers.
Henry B. and James M. Lucas; .
nieces and nephews. other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home, 3015 18th st. ne. (ample
parking facilities): where friends
october % and where funeral serv-
fees will be held Tuesday, October
%, at 11:45 am. Rev. Isaiah Good
win officiating. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. %
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Mil I'd, Stamford, Conn, on Sat.
urday, October 20. 1852, wife OF
Roy w. johnson. mother Of Kris,
tine johnson. sister of Alice and
George Lehtinen. A memorial service
am, service OF morning worship at
ST. Johns Lutheran Church, 1884
Newfield ave. Stamford, on Sun.
day, october IS, 1862. In lieu OF
flowers, memorial gifts to the Ina
Johns Lutheran Church would be
preferred.
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&C.,, r,.Nr r CELIoPULOsl

SCOTT, ADAM, Sr. On Saturday, Oc-
tober 20. 1862. at II midnight; At
Washington Hospital Center. ADAM
SCOTT sr.; beloved husband of
Pearl G. Scott, father of Rosa Lee
Scott, IT.; SON Of John Abbey Scott
and the late Mrs. Abbey Scott,
grandfather of Valera PratheT'
Zachary Prather, Adam Scott Ill
Adrian Scott. Angela Scott, brother
OF Lewis Scott. Winnie Black, jimmie
MAY Daniels, father-in-la Of Emery
Prather and Arletha Scott: also a
host Of other relatives and friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangements
BY Alexander S. Popes Funeral
Home Ala 18th st. Sc
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Hometown Report

NEW YORK-Ground has been broken for the $14
million Yeshva Tora Vodaath and Mesifta in the Fatbush
section of Brooklyn In Rochester Temple Beth David
has opened 100000 fund drive for synagogue.
Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson rabbi emeritus of New York
City's Temple Emanuel, died at age a. He former
president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis
Other notable deaths included Jacob Mase United Has
field worker age r. and Goslawa Stybel who spent
than 81 million in promoting Hebrew culture in the
FROM THE EAST-Dedicaon ceremonies held
in Boston Sept 16 for the ST million campus of the
Maimonides Day School, The S. million Hebrew
Home for the Aged in West Roxbury Mass opens early in
1868 and will be the largest centralized home for the aged
in the US Mshkan Israel synagogue in New Haven,
Conn., turned it's facilities Catholic high school
rent free while the church group builds facilities.
In rabbnica changes Rabbi Shama Kanter of Toronto
takes Temple Israel in Boston, Rabbi Isaiah Rackov
sky at Cong Shaare Torah in Bridgeport Conn., and Rabbi
Stanley T. Relkin heads Temple Beth Shoom in Bat-
THE SOUTHLAND Miami Judge Edwin Strickland
will before public hearing charge of antSemitsm
He charged by high school teacher Marvin Cohen
saying to him in traffic court: You Jews the
80 percent plead not guilty" The Baron Hrsch Syna-
gogue in Memphis has named Rabbi Chain B. Seigner
senior rabbi and in Newport News, Va, Rabbi Hershel
orowz is the spiritual leader Cong. Adath Jesu
CALIFORNIA-The Los Angeles United Jewish Wei
fare Fund has aocaed $4975505 to 169 agencies The
cityS Beth Jacob congregation has adopted policy of
memberships for young couples reduced fees Rabbi
Saul j. Bernan of Brooklyn, NY has been named the
first spiritual leader of Cong Beth Israel The synagogue
has been in existence for 35 years without rabbi.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Capital Spotlight
Yiddishe Kop Aids JFK

sion debate triumph over Richard NJ Nix
on. Mr.. Feldman's perceptive and rapid
anticipation of events, his insight and
knowledge, caused the President to add
steadily to his White House duties. Mr..
Kennedy indicated abundant appreciation
through the extent of reliance on him in
many areas.
There is evidence that Mr.. Kennedy
feels the reinS on Near East policy-mak-
ing slipped too far from the White House,
preoccupied as it was with Berlin, Latin
America, Southeast Asia, and other crisis
situations. State Department career Off
cials sensing vacuum began asserting
one-sided, pro-Arab line at Israel's ex-
penSe.
This may account for the Presidents
designation of one of his most trusted
lieutenants to maintain daily watch.
Good-natured Mike Feldman, now official
ly the White Houses 'Watchman of Is
rael" is aware "the watchman of Israel
doth not sleep and doth not slumber."
Possessing a Jewish heart as well as
Jewish" brain, Mr. Feldman is mindful
of human rights and Americas obligation
to promote justice An orphan from the
age of three, Mr. Feldman has developed
a compassionate warmth balanced by a
quality of objective detachment unique
equipment for man with his obligations.
If seIf-righteOus zealOts seek to de-
nounce this or that Administration 'be-
trayal' when they confront Mr.. Feldman
at an Israeli reception or his Temple,
their wrath will be melted by the charm
of his lovely wife, the former Silva Mos
kowitz of Philadelphia.
Mr. Feldman's Talmudic insights made
him respected legal authority. Natural
ly, it will be impossible for him to solve
all Jewish problems brought to the White
House But neither will he be free to de-
sist from them.
The importance of the Feldman desig-
nation is certain to emerge. A people with
over 5000 years of trouble can be expect
ed to encounter new problems and seek
their solution. Those who know Mike
Feldman are confident their trust is well
placed and are optimistic that new from
tier of progress is possible in the ancient
enigma of Jewish survival.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

QUESTION: Why do some
people eat from the head OF
q lamb on RoSh HaShanah!
ANSWER: TWO reasons
are advanced for this prac-
tice. One is that it is a sym
bol of the ram which was
used as a sacrifice instead
of Isaac on Mount Moran
Since this episode is the man
feature of our memories on
Posh Hashanah, it was COM
oemorated by eating from
the head of a lamb. Another
reason offered is that this
practice is symbolic OF our
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
2 Teams Tied
In Post Loop

Fashion Cancellation Shoes
and Harmony Homes moved
into a tie this week for the
lead in The Arizona Post
Bowling League.
Norm CheSin led the keg-
lers this week with a GA
series. He had a 215 game
in the series. Morrie Olshan-
sky rolled a 225 game and
548 series. Other top series
were $40 by Sam Sher, 538
by Hank Green, 531 by Larry
Bookstaff, 523 by Paul Ash
and 522 by Bill Rappaport
who had a 209 game.
Last week AL Gallen had
a 240 game and high 653
series.
The current standings:
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

Sets Record

PITTSBURGH, (JTA) -
"All Jews have a responsible
ity for Israel" Mrs. Sieg-
fried Kramarsky, national
president of HadaSSah, the
women's Zionist organization
of America, told the 1000
delegates to Hadassah'S 18th
national convention.
On the other hand, Mrs.
Kramarsky asserted in her
presidential address, ''it is
our belief that the politics
of Israel is the business of
the citizens of Israel. Ha-
dassah, as a Zionist organi-
zation, will not affiliate itself
with any group which rep
reSents a political party in
Israel"
Mrs. Mortimer Jacobson,
national treasurer of HadaS-
sab, reported that in the last
II months, HadasSah raised
S11,360,415 for its projects
in Israel and its work in the
United States. This, she said,
represents the largest collec-
ton in the 50-year history of
the organization. Last
years Hadassah budget was
SO, 1888, 800.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Jewish Quiz Box

ANSWER: RoSh Hashanah
being a time of awe and
judgment was one in which
the populace is advised to
spend a major portion of the
day in prayer. Naturally, the
emotional atmosphere of the
day gave rise to very i'm
pressive poetry by those who
specialized in liturgical po-
etry. The best of these was
chosen to form a part of our
Rosh Hashanah liturgy.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Editorial Comment:

On Oct. 2 an important
election is scheduled for
the board of Tucson School
District No. 1.
The incumbent board
member, Jacob c. Frucht-
hendler, is S e e kin G his
third term on the board.
He faces opposition from
two candidates, one a rela-
tive newcomer to Tucson
and the other a pioneer
TucsOnan whose own plat
form announcement gives
indication of a desire to go
"ghost hunting" in our
school system.
Because of the growth
profile m S facing our
schools it is vital that the
voters concern themselves
with this election.
On his own merits Mr..
Fruchthendler is a very
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

system and was a leader
in pressing for acquisition
Of land for future school
sites, thus saving tax-pay-
erS great sums.
Educators highly regard
Mr.. Fruchthendler. He is a
past president of the Ari-
zona School Boards Assn,
and he is the only Arizona
school board member to be
invited to join the National
Committee for the Support
of Public Schools. He joins
such illuStriouS names as
DR.. James B. Conant and
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
Along with his school
board service Mr.. Frucht-
hendler has given unstint-
ing service to the commu-
nifty in many areas. He has
served both the Jewish and
non-JeWiSh communities on
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Capital Spotli nj
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

WASHINGTON - (JTA) - President
Kennedy has asked Myer mike" Field
man, one of the most important person
ages of Jewish faith on the Presidential
staff and an original member of the
Presidents personal brain trust, to handle
liaison between the White House and the
American Jewish community.
Mr.. Feldman's function at the White
House is different and on a much higher
level than the roles played by David K
Niles, who served President Truman, and
Maxwell Rabb who handled Jewish AT
fairs" for President Eisenhower.
AS deputy special counsel to the
President" responsible for vital commu
nications with Congress and federal agen-
cies, Mr.. Feldman works personally with
Mr. Kennedy each day. He will perform
the new assignment in addition to his
other duties. Thus, Mr. Feldman's status
in the White House is far broader than
the Niles or Rabb capacities.
In his book, 'The Making OF The Pres
ident," Theodore H White listed Mr.. Field
man with Ted Sorenson and Richard
Goodwin as the trio constituting Mr.. Ken
from his academic brain trust" Schlesin
ger, Galbraith, Bundy, RoStow), or his
''political' brain trust (O'Donnell, O'Brien,
Donahue, Duncan).
Mr.. Feldman was seen behind the
scenes in "The Making Of The President
as an Impressive man, a one-time in
structor of law at the University of Penn
sylvania, later a highly-successful bust
neSsman who had abandoned business to
follow Kennedy's star as chief of the Sen
ator's legislative research"
In 1858, he joined the Kennedy Senate
staff as legislative assistant. He handled
correspondence dealing with legislation,
helped draft bills, conferred on the Sen
ator's program, and assisted with
speeches and public statements. After Mr..
Kennedy was nominated for the Presiden-
cy Mr. Feldman was appointed director
of research for the Kennedy Johnson cam
paign.
As campaign research director, Mr..
Feldman prepared material that helped
Mr Kennedy achieve the crucial televi-
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
School Board Contest Is Vital

worthy candidate for re-
election. He has lived in
Tucson for more than two
decad e S. He graduated
from the University of Ari-
zona with 'high distinc-
ton" and established his
own insurance agency.
In 1854 Mr.. Fruchthend-
Ter was first elected to the
school board. He served a
three-year term and then
was reelected to a five
year term in 1857.
In his service on the
board Mr.. Fruchthendler
has won high respect for
his independence and he
has become known as a
strong-voiced battler for
his viewpoints.
He has stood for many i'm
proVementS in the school
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

the Tucson Community
Chest as a director, presi-
dent of the Tucson Jewish
Community Council and
Cong. AnShei Israel and
now is president of the
Jewish Nursing Home for
the Aged. His full commu-
nifty service is too lengthy
to list here, but more i'm
portant is that his service
has been devoted and of in
eStimable value in the
building of our city and its
institutions.
Because of the impor-
tance of having expert
ence on a school board that
faces vital growth prob
lens, THE ARIZON A
POST urges a strong turn
out at the polls Oct. 2 and
strongly supports Mr.. Fru-
chthendler for reelection.