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The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
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by David Schwartz

TlIIIIlIllllHilIIIl w " 'o'' 90 -
TODAY WE SAY, not only
Happy New Year but Happy
Birthday to the world.
According to Jewish tradi-
ton, the earth this new year
will be 5723 years old. Of
you think you are getting old,
this should cheer you up)
The world is old enough
to know better, but as we
look about and see the ma
tions involved in building
bigger and bigger means of
destruction, we can wonder
if age really brings wisdom.
However, it was not un-
foreseen in the beginning.
When God first proposed the
creation of the earth and
man, says the Agada, Peace
and Truth strenuously urged
against it but Mercy and
Kindness asked God to Gre
ate the world.
Some of the angels also
were opposed to the creation
of man. They were not with
out envy of man created like
them in the Divine image and
possessed even of an advan-
tage over angels since man
was endowed with reproduc-
tive power which the angels
did not share.
But God decided, say the
rabbis, to go ahead and make
man, since creation had been
confined to heaven and earth
and man would offer some
thing new, a fusion of both
heaven and earth.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
US Sent Arms To Israel

The State Department reveals that has provided
with significant amounts" of military equipment well
credit facilities to finance the purchases The State
Virginia again has rejected George Rockwels bid
charter for NNP Inc, revised title for his American
Nazi Party The us is seeking to depor Andrija Aruko
Vc the Yugosavan charged with aiding Nazis The Am
ercan Jewish Committee and the Anti Defamation League
of Bna Birth have dissolved the Joint Defense Appeal
will embark separate Embarrassing campaigns year
The Jesuit weekly, America, says its warning to Am
ercan Jews on the school prayer issue
antSemtic act Chicago rabbis, a Chi
Sentinel poll approve the abortion Mrs Sherri Fink
bne underwent to dangers resulting from the drug
Thaldomide Hadassah leaders meeting in New York
voiced strong an-Semitic incidents
America.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
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The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
EACH OF THE LETTERS

of the alphabet pleaded that
creation might begin with it.
The letter ReSh or R pointed
out that ReSh means begin
ming, so it was most appro-
pirate but God noticed that
it is also found in the word,
rasha, meaning wicked, so it
was out. The letter Tsadik
pointed out that it had the
connotation of righteous and
was therefore fit, but God
noted that the word Zores
meaning troubles also begins
with that letter. Finally God
decided that creation should
begin with Beth, the second
letter of the alphabet, for it
is found in the word Baruch,
meaning blessed. So the To
rah begins with the letter
Beth, Bereshith, meaning in
the beginning.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

gage commitment, provide more subsi
died funds for programs, finish its out
door recreational facilities The Center
leadership is in the throes of review OF
it's financial commitments and subsidy
both for the building and the operation
Of the Center
Our Jewish Family Service under the
leadership of Victor Jay, continued to ex-
pand and develop its casework and coun-
selling services, it's many faceted pro
grams to the aging and its child place
ment service, resettlement program of
refugees; and through the board and staff
continues to participate actively in plan
ming for services in the total community.
Our local armed forces committee I'M
der the craftsmanship of Mrs. Merton
Marks, worked with Chaplain Neil Brief
of Ft Huachuca to provide needed hos
pitality for the High Holy Days and
Passover
Our community calendar which is
maintained in the Council Office under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. Max Good
clear Embarrassing dates for meetings
and affairs in order to avoid needless
conflicts.
Our cultural IiasOn committee under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Harry Gorodess
continued to present an effective educa-
tional and cultural program to the total
community.
Our community relationship commit
tee, whose chairman is Stanley Feldman,
has been active year round in legislative,
educational and anti-defamation pro-
grams
Our public relations chairman, Abe
Chanin, was most effective in explaining
the CouncilCJA, Nursing Home, Center
and Family service. A special word of
thanks should be stated to The Arizona
Post for it's public spirit and community
endeavors on behalf of the Jewish Com
munity.
The United Community Campaign con-
tinued it's aid to the local programs of the
Jewish Family Service and the Jewish
Community Center. We look forward to
increased organizational ties with the
U.C.C. All the major health and welfare
agencies of Tucson receive support from
the U.C.C. 1t is a unifying factor in Tue
son. It deserves the fullest measure of our
financial support and volunteer strength.
We should do all in our power to insure
the success of its campaign
What are our future detectives?
Cd Establishment of a viable Jewish
Nursing Home for the Aged.
CIV Evaluation of position of Jewish
Community Center in Community: re:
Campaign to eliminate building fund
mortgage and free the $25,O0O00 yearly
CJA subsidy for operational purposes.
(3) To secure the services of an addi-
tional trained caseWorker for Jewish
Family Service to enable the agency to
meet the needs of a growing community
and to supply the needed casework serv-
ices to the Jewish Nursing Home for
Aged
(4) To establish a Women's service
group attached to the Council to develop
a year-round program to interest women
in communal services beneficial to the
total community whether Embarrassing
such as CJA and UCC or services such as
Family Service, Nursing Home, ETC.
60 To explore ways and means of in
creasing community awareness of the
agencies benefiting from the funds of
the CJA.
CO. To develop a program of training
for CJA volunteers
CD To explore methods of campaigning
on bpha1f Of CTA SO that araac of IUaaly-
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Report To The Community:
The 7967-62 Jewish Year
In Tucson Saw Progress

dent camp for children, reduce its mort
gage commitment, provide more subsi-
died funds for programs, finish its out
door recreational facilities. The Center
leadership is in the throes of a review of
it's financial commitments and subsidy
both for the building and the operation
of the Center
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

Our Jewish Community Center this
year under the leadership of it's President
Marvin H. Volk, took the first steps to
re-eXamlne its position in the community,
to review the needs for a summer resi-
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

SOuIlCu uIlueI Tie pIeSlueIlCy OIL WulldIl
Gordon, was impervious to pessmism
Leadership is the key that unlocks all
DOORS We are witnessing in Tucson the
impact of new forces in our community,
which combined with our veteran pioneer
leadership, is breathing new life into our
institutional programs and changing the
character and breadth of vision of our
boards
Our Jewish Community Council is the
organized voluntary expression of the
Tucson Jewish Community representing
some 1000 individuals in our community.
The objectives of the Council are to plan
for the health, welfare, cultural and ed
ucational needs of our people, to CO.
ordinate our local community agencies, to
train leadership and to raise funds to
meet our overall Jewish responsibilities
Our Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal,
under the leadership of the General Chair
man Fred RoSen and the Women'S Divi-
sion Chairman Mrs. Isadore Horwitz,
raised a total of $212,OOOOO in gifts from
some 1000 contributors. Approximately
400 men and women volunteers helped to
raise these funds
Our ALLEGATIONS committee (some 30
men and women local Jewish leaders,
under the craftsmanship of David Kramer
disbursed the CJA funds to our local, ma
tional and overseas agencies, more than
81 in number. For the first time an allo-
cations formula was devised which pro-
vided an incentive formula to all groups
Our Jewish Nursing Home for the
Aged organized its Board of Trustees
charged with the responsibility for the
erection, development, maintenance and
operation of the home. An Executive D-
rector was employed for the Home. Build
ing plans were completed Finances were
arranged. The Home should become
reality this year. The first prescribed
reality this year. The first president is
Jacob c. Fruchthendler.
The Council this year completed an
administrative reorganization of it's staff
structure and functional agencies for the
flrSt major change since its incorporation
in 1912. The post of executive vice.
president was created for the professional
head of the Council who would also be
the executive vice-president of the Center.
Home for the Aged, and Family Service.
His function would be to serve as a policy
advisor on matters of budgeting alloca-
tlons, capital expansion and major pro-
gram planning. He also would be re.
sponsible for the conduct of the annual
Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal Cam
palgn. Each functional agency, the Cen
ter, Jewish Family Service, Jewish Nurs-
ing Home for the Aged, would have its
own executive director responsible for
the Agency's operation Policy matters
would be reviewed with the Executive
Vlce-President on continuous basis This
reorganization plan of the Council re.
celVed national attention in the Jewish
press.
Our Jewish Community Center this
year under the leadership of it's President,
Marvin H. Volk, took the first steps to
rp-pX1nipp itc DOcitioy, il, +oo
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Report To The Community:
BY BENJAMIN N. BROOK
Executive Vice President
Tucson Jewish Community Council


The Tucson Jewish Community con-
tinued to display boundless energy and
optimism in developing areas of service
the past year. On the heel of the previous
years fund campaigns, construction plans
were completed and building programs
commenced for the additions to Temple
Emanuel and a new Jewish Nursing
Home for the Aged
At the same time local organizations
were most successful in their annual cam
paignS for funds. New developments
erupted in the field of Jewish Education.
The overall community campaign for
local, national and overseas services, the
Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal, raised
the largest amount of funds in it's history.
1t was sign of tremendous conf
dence that our Jewish leadership in the
Council under the presidency of William
Gordon, was impervious to pessimism.
Leadership is the key that unlocks all
doors. We are witnessing in Tucson the
impact of new forces in our community,
which combined with our veteran pioneer
leadership, is breathing new life into our
institutional programs and changing the
character and breadth of vision of our
boards.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
ADAM WAS CREATED


alone, to teach us that if one
destroyed one man, it is as
though a whole world were
destroyed.
But Adam was lonely, so
Eve was created, to give him
company.
According to the rabbis,
when she was fashioned, she
was a pretty young woman
of 20, so Adam didn't have
to wait for a date.
And God looked upon the
world and said: 1t is good.
If there are still troubles,
there is no reason to despair.
Remember, the first 5723
years are the hardest.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
More Nazis Under Arrest

In Bonn, Germany, 13 defendens will go trial for
killing 100000 Jews Cemno and in Frankfurt
criminals have been arrested and charged with killing 10000
Jews in Pinsk Hamburg attorney Dietrich Allers has
been arrested and charged with participating the deporta
the ledger the city of Munich has SIP monthly pen
sion to former Mayor Karl Feher Hitlers closest
colaboratorS
Shalom ShtarkeS uncle of Yosele Schumacher lost his
plea in court and will be extraded charges
completely in his nephew's kidnapping and hiding . A
British court has dismissed prison imposed British
National Socialist leader Colin Jordan Algerian author
ties are taking property of Jews who have left the
country
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
World Report
Israelis Give Syria Warning
The Arizona Posts S

The Israeli Deputy Chief of Staff Brig Gen Yitzhak
Rabn buny warned Syria about its continuing attack
field workers fishermen the Lake Tiberias area
The election of ItZhak third ISraelS
president has been virtually insured Yaakov Baror
the Adolf Eichmann case
three months Imprisonment after pleading guilty charges
of having obtained attorneys license under false pre-
tenceS Mr. Baror refused to appeal for ceency saying Il
have to take my punishment for what have done" Com
Igor ravnsky conducted Hatkvah for the first time
during at Jerusaem'S Convention Hall Prof.
Aahron Katzi named to Israes National Academy of
Science A S25 million of
dixie system at the Dead Sea Works at Sdom has been
awarded to three American firms Pioneer Women will
build 100000 twostory community center in Tel Avv in
honor of Paula Ben-Curion Theodore D. FEEDER of Mil
waukee has been named Maben director in Israel .
No ic InA
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

WHEN GOD SAID, Let the
earth and water be, both of
these ele m e n S tried to
stretch themselves out ad in
finitum until God called a
halt.
Seven heavens were Great
ed, requiring 500 years to go
from one heaven to the 9th
er. In the top or seventh
heaven are kept the souls of
the pious and the repositories
of peace and bliss.
The land of Israel was
placed in the center of the
earth and Jerusalem in the
center of the land of Israel
and the site of the Temple in
the center of Jerusalem.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01
Bethune Foundation Is
Beauticians' Project

The contribution to the Be
thune Goodman Foundation
this year was $500.
Mrs. Joyner, the little dy
namo of Chicago" is guest in
terviewer and receives fair tri
butte in the past issue oi
"Pet Milk Showcase new ma
tional radio program recently
Her vibrant personality liv.
ened the much talked about
15-minute program in the 81
cities airing the series.
Sid Mccoy, master of cere.
monies for the new Pet Milk
Showcase, promises his audi.
ence a delightful glimpse of
the personality that inspires
the more than 1000 beauti-
clans to perpetuate through
their philanthropies the dream
of Mary Mcleod Bethune and
the school she founded, Be-
|thune Goodman College at
Daytona Beach.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Del Marie Nicely was not trav-
cling with the show this
THE OFFICERS of Eureka
Temple, 1877 Order of Elks)
here in the Hill City, observed
their 4th annual Pew Rally at
Mt. Heroden Baptist Church,
Sunday past Climaxing
a most entertaining program,
Mrs. Tommye Higgins was
given a cash prize for raising
the most money in this drive.
OUR HEART goes out to
Mrs. Rosa Washington and
family Her father and
brother both died on Sunday
|. At this writing funeral
arrangements are incomplete.
TO THE PLUMP FAMILY
we offer our sympathy !.
Mrs. Pearl Pumps mother
died on last evening ;.
NOW THAT THANKSGIV-
ING is history, we are look
ing anxiouSly to the Christmas
THE COMMUNITY CEN
TRIAL CLUB had its last meet
ing for this year in the home
of Mrs. Maggie Lee Otis on
East Avenue, Saturday night
at 8: P. M. The meeting was
highlighted with the plans for
the Annual Christmas Party,
the date set being December
%. Those present were: Mrs
WKkt W ~ go
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01
Prentiss News
Thanksgiving was Homecor

Thanksgiving was Homecom-
ing Day at Prentiss Institute.
The mornings program con-
sisted of chapel exercises and
the climax of the annual raj
ly. Mr.. Paul Purdy, Junior
College class of 1860 and a
1862 graduate of Jackson State
College, was the principal
speaker. He spoke from the
u b j C t, "The Educated
Heart" He told of his having
come to Prentiss Institute as
a student with only $500 and
bus fare. He related his own
experiences at the school as
an example of opportunities
afforded youth at the Institute.
The Freshman college class
was the winner in the fund
raising drive. Misses Beatrice
Taylor, Norma Jean Johnson
and Mr.. j. J. Norman were
the class sponsors.
Coahoma Junior College
won the afternoon football
game by score 1878. Many
graduates, former students and
friends were present for the
days activities. Contributions
were received from graduates
throughout the nation which
helped to make this years raj
ly the best in the schools his
tory.
Mrs. j. E. Johnson was re-
Gently awarded a Certificate
of Honor by the Tuskegee In
stitute Alumni Club. 1t reads
as follows:
I'm appreciation of the Loy-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. = The
Mary Mcleod Bethune Foun-
dation and Bethune Goodman
College are highlighted when
ever and wherever DR.. Mar
jorie S. Joyner and DR.. Rich
ard V. Moore appear.
Mrs. Joyner is the national
organizer and director of the
Alpha Chi Pi Omega Sorority
and Fraternity and the Nation
al Beauty School Owners and
Teachers Association.
DR.. Richard V. Moore, presi-
dent of Bethune Goodman Col.
lege at Daytona Beach, Fla,
annually accepts a magnanim-
Gus contribution from the COM
bined organizations spearhead-
ed by Mrs. Joyner. The two
principles are shown at the ma
tional convention of the Beau
ticians Association, when they
met recently in Hot Springs,
Ark.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Sarah Greso, Mrs. Ernstyne
Martin, Mrs. Sophia Nixon,
Mrs. Hattye Young, Treasurer,
Mrs. Dill, Secretary and Mrs,
Mattye Lee Otis, President.
The Christmas Party will be
in the home Of Mrs. Dill.
SEND YOUR NEWS to Mrs.
Rosaline D. Hopkins, 225 N
Locust Street or Phone: 636.
2238 :. Please have the news
for the week in before Tues.
day.
ATTEND THE CHURCH OF
YOUR CHOICE SUNDAY -
Be seeing you next week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

atty you have exhibited since
your graduation and in recog-
milton of the Faithful, Effec-
tive Service, which for a Pc
riod of sixty years, you have
rendered to your fellowman,
Tuskegee Institute awards you
this Certificate of Honor. You
excmplify the Tuskegee Spirit,
and are hereby admitted to
membership in the Diamond
Tuskegee Alumni Club"
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

KosciuSko, Miss. The following
churches and friends gave
flowers: Hopewell M. B.; Tab
ernacle M. B.; Union Sunday
School; New Bethel, Mt. Ca.
lone, Samuel Chapel, St. Is
seah Singing Chorus. the fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sanders. Bro. Brooks was a
loyal member and will be
greatly missed. Mrs. Mary L.
Lane, Secretary.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01
Rowing Around
The Hill City


RIDING WITH Mrs. Tom.
mye Higgins, Mrs. Ruby
Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy j. Robin
son, Mrs. Mary Lou Davis,
Mrs. Florence Davis, we at.
tended the Ebony Fashion
Fair . a and al we gan say
is that this years presenta-
tion was just about the great
est Our hat is off to the
Negro American Designers f.
We were disappointed to find
that the Vicksburg model, Miss
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01
Tito Benz News
Miss Nancy L. McSwine,


Reporter
The Tabernacle M. B.
Church Sunday School was
opened at the usual hour with
Supt. DariSt Comado in
charge. The lesson was well
explained and the attendance
was large.
The IL: A. M. Service be-
gan with the choir rendering
a spiritual program that was
greatly enjoyed by all. After
the program the pastor, Rev.
j. r. Rouse delivered a spirit
filled sermon on the subject
What 1t Cost To Build The
Disciples" Total money rails
ed was $256.0O
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

The Daughters of Elks are
having Program the End Sun
day, December 8 at 3: P. M,
sponsored by Daughters of
Friendship Temple, Mrs. Thel-
ma Smith, Daughter Ruler.
The following Clubs, Socie-
ties and Missions are asked to
be represented: St. Paul Mis-
sion, ST. James Mission, ST.
Marks Mission, New Hope
Mission, Mt. Wade's Mission,
Avery Chapel Mission, Kynett
Mission; Bethel Mission;
Church of Christ Holiness,
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01
Judge Orders 100
'Bomons Registered

MONTGOMERY, Ala. -
Federal District Judge Frank
M. johnson Dr., last week,
ordered Montgomery regis.
trars to register some 1,1OO
Negroes who had been de-
MED registration i'm this area.
In his ruling, Judge John.
son asked that three Tederay
reIerees be designated IN
case local registrars bsIked
at or tried to thwart his or.
der.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Sc EKS SCHOLARSHIP -
Dorothy Sir Lean Davenport,
Senior at Lanier High School,
is competing in the annual
scholarship fund campaign at
Parish Street Baptist Church
December 2 at 4 P. M. when
the church will present the
Natchez College Choir in con-
cert. She is the daughter Of
Mrs. Evangeline Piques, 2o07
Enoch Street.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

On Sunday, November IL,
funeral services for the late
Mr.. Cooper Brooks was held
at Tabernacle M. B. Church,
with Rev. J. r. Rouse, pastor,
officiating and the Mcdonald
Funeral Home in charge of ar
rangements. Burial was in
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01
BrOokhaven
News

Mrs. Ozine L. Young, Agent
On Thanksgiving Day, many
Christian leaders were found
moving from one church to
another in the city to join to.
gether in Thanksgiving. The
members of the Church of
Christ-Holiness were happy
and thankful to have members
of Bethel A. M. E. Church
worship with them Thanksgiv.
ing morning at 6: Evangelist
Ruth Knight delivered a won
derful message. Sister Eliza
beth Newton contributed to
the services and very timely
remarks were made by Rev.
Stanton, pastor of Bethel a.
M. E. Church.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01
The Home Of Webb's Product
& Beouty School

The worlds best product
and some of the best Trained
Beauticians pass through our
doors.
We offer special considera-
ton to any person interested
in taking a course in Beauty
Culture.
Others Are Making Big
Money Why Not You?
For further information,
come in for an interview, or
call FL 5-8634, Jackson, Miss,
2719 Lilly ST., P. 0. Box 2602.
Call at your favorite Beauty
Shop, Grocery, or Drug Store
for Valleys Double Strength
Scalp Promade. Cocoanut Pre-
poo. Do not forget to call fol
all
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Mrs. Hill and her two grand
daughters attended services
at the Pilgrim Brant M. B.
Church where the Program
was given by the Mission Sis
tiers. They report an enjoy
able time.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

president, and the BiblS class
was taught by Mrs. Alplonia
Hill. Mrs. Ruth Adams is
president.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01
Fannin News

Mrs. Alean Adams, Reporter
Worship service was held at
the usual time at the Fannin
M. B. Church, with the devo-
ton being led by Mrs. LOU
versia Norman and Mr.. JAM
es Wallace. The lesson was
well taught by Mrs. Ruth Ad-
ans. Patricia Williams, Sec. !.
Mr.. James Wallace, Supt.
The Mission Society had its
meeting Sunday, with Mrs.
Ezlee Grant and Mrs. Ruth
Williams, leading the devo-
ton. The business session
was presided over by the
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

The Brokhaven Chapter of
Jackson State College Club
met November 20, 7::3O in the,
home of Mrs. Theola Robin
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lee
Adams were very pleased to
have their grandchildren, Mis-
ses Bettye Jean, Forestene
and Robby Joe Buckhalter of
Georgetown Ave-, in jackson
visit with them over the long
Thanksgiving holiday. While
here they also visited their
other grandmother, Mrs. Lou
versia Norman, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams daughter, Mrs.
Bernice Grant and her son,
Stanley Joe from 34O3 Pleas
ure Street, New Orleans, La.
She will be remembered as
the former Bernice Adams
and is married to Mr.. Willie
Grant. She attended school at
Lanier High in Jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Scalp Promade Cocoanu Pressing OIL Oil Sham
Do not forget to call for Webb's CORN SOAK; it will
aid in removing calous in five minutes
Our school provides both mor1g and evening classes
Call for information.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

A fine time was had by all
at the Kone Hill Church on
Saturday, November "a, at
which time the Usher Board
Association held an interest
ing and inspiring meeting.
Persons taking part in the
service were Mrs. Hill from
Fannin; Bro. Dobson and
Mrs. Kelly of Mt. Zion; Rev.
Mansfield.
During the night service the
Chorus, directed by Mrs. Jau-
nita Williamson rendered Sc
lections.