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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Dulles Battle With Friendship Seen

TIME OPENING of Dulles International Airport
Il next Saturday climaxes long struggle for Jet
airport to serve the Washington Area 1t also signals
the opening gun in a battle for business between
Dulles and Friendship International Airport near
Baltimore
Friendship has beer the only airport in the Balt-
more Washington area large enough to handle let
aircraft since their introduction into commercial avia
ton in 1859.
But the new Dulles is considered the most modern
and most complete airport designed specifically for
jet airplanes.
Officials at both fields agree that the terminal
receiving the lions share of the jet business over the
next few years will prosper while the other will be
reduced to a secondary role.
Point of Agreement
Aviation experts at both arports believe their
facility will win the battle but they agree on one
point The public will decide the issue
The public's ultimate choice will be based on
three factors:
l. The number, time and convenience of flights
to and from the airport
2. The time and ease required to reach the air.
port from home or office
g. Facilities available to speed processing of in
coming and outgoing passengers.
The first point is most significant The public
will undoubtedly use the airport providing more
flights at times convenient to them.
Since jet aircraft are used for longer flights than
Jne airport Jet facilities
must also have adequate feeder lineS piston planes
delivering jet passengers to cities up to several hun
dred miles from the jet airport.
The first point has become entangled in politics
with Maryland representatives in Congress claiming
pressure" will be used to force" airnes to schedule
the majority Of their flights from Dulles
Dulles will be operated by the Federal Aviation
Agency and, according to proponents of Friendship
this places government in competition with private
enterprise, since Friendship paid for and is OPP
Grated by Baltimore'S taxpayers.
Najeeb E. Halaby, administrator for FAA, has
stated that pressure will be used but that public
demand will determine which airport gets the major
share of the bushes within the next few years.
In a long-range outlook he believes that in years
to the public demand for air transportation in
the Baltimore Washington will become great
that Dulles Friendship and Washington National Air
ports all will be operating at capacity.
spokesman for Friendship disagrees. He said
passenger demand will not exceed the facilities of
Dulles and Friendship.
The Friendship spokesman believes that If the
Government keeps "hands off," Friendship will attract
more customers, contending it is conveniently
located for Baltimore customers and for many persons
living in the Washington area
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Bus Fare $3.50

The fare for one-way trip has been pegged at
$3.50 per perSon-the amount charged for special
service between Friendship Airport and downtown
Washington
The ultramodern building was designed to handle
requirements for ground transportation in the area
for the next Is years.
A study has indicated that downtown facilities
may have to process between $500 and 5000 passenger
arrivals and departures daily The Airport Transports
former terminal at Fifteenth and streets NV han
died about 300 passengers day.
The 221-room hotel has swimming pool and sun
deck on the roof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Baggage Service

The firm has complete baggage check-through
service with seat assignments permitting passengers
to board flights Immediately arrival at airports and
claim baggage at their destinations
Airport Transport was given the Dulles franchise
after the Federal Aviation Agency examined bids from
several firms The company will pay from 100000 to
$350,000 year for the franchise.
Mr.. Lerner has $2.5 million investment in his
service which includes $50 employees and 200 vehicles
The fleet includes % ar-conditioned Buses with %
more on order fssa
The Washington Maryland Virginia Coach Co.
has the franchise for local bus service to the airport
Federal officials are considering charging the bus
company $500 month for use of the access road.
Greyhound Lines, Inc, has the franchise for bus
service west Of the airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

Dulles at Chantilly, Va, is about 81 miles from
Washington. Friendship situated between Baltimore
and Washington is 316 miles from the Capital and Is
miles from Baltimore
Friendship is connected to both cities by the 60
mile-an-hour limited access Baltimore Washington
Expressway.
Dulles will have superhighway connection to the
capital.
residents of the Maryland suburbs of Washington will
be able to drive limited access highways from their
home to either Dulles or Friendship.
Coupled with the time element required to be
transported to either airport is the question of where
the bulk of the potential customers i've
There are about million persons in the Washing
ton area, including Virginia and about is million in
the Baltimore metropolitan Which of these areas
will provide the major portion of customers?
Pro and Con
w. H. Barnes, secretary of the aviation board
of the Baltimore Association Of Commerce believes
Friendship is the center of customer potential
than is Dulles He noted Dulles is remote from the
induSriazed community essential to air cargo growth
Hugh j. May, chief of business analysis and fore
cast for the Bureau of National Capital Arports be-
leves that large portion of jet customers using
Friendship are from Washington
He estimates that Friendship in the first five
months of this year handled 595 Washington pass
engers taking jet flights Mr.. Barnes believes that
only about $4,000 of 73 4S2 passengers using Friend
ship in the first six months of this year from
the Washington area
Mr.. Barnes recently completed a sampling study
to determine just where the customers from and
their destinations flights out of Friendship.
His sampling included 1,348 persons and Of this
number he estimated 804 were from the Baltimore
area; SOs from marginal areas and 236 from the
District
He described marginal areas as those sections in
the Baltimore Washington area where customers
could have taken flights with equal convenience from
either Friendship or Dulles.
Therefore, of 1,348 persons 544 came from Wash
ington or marginal areas and might use Dulles in
preference to Friendship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Keys to Struggle

The airlines, key to the immediate struggle, have
not indicated their plans to flight schedules for both
airports Will they switch the bulk of their jet flights
to Dulles, will they ugge flights between Dulles and
Friendship will they keep most of their flights at
Friendship?
The second key to the Struggle is the time and
ease required to reach either airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

The terminal is a joint venture of Ned Bord of
Randall H. Hagner Co.: Leon Lamb Washington park
ing garage operator and Others with the Hagner firm
as the leasing agent
Architects for the building were Leo Kornblath
Associates of New York and Wendell B. Hallett Of
Washington Donohoe Construction Co. of Washing
ton was the builder.
Moe Lerner, president of Airport Transport has
leased the terminal area, which will serve as hub
for specialized service for all three airports.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25

ideal rabbi should
ability to teach his congregan tradition
of Judaism.
The television Well hardly
REFLECTIONS Israels birthday:
While haing
pendene let us by all the
earlier
The Reconstuctionist magazine
the Israel
ton which took place few
"The Zionist movement
the mind OF Moses Hess faroff the
mutiudes, ebrie passion of TheOdor HerzPs vision"
The article recalls the
possible the which,
blood and into naon tribute
heroes of the spirit who braved rdc conme rather
surrender to despair"
This all of the notSolongago
grandparents time that
men which led to the restoration of Israel.
writing their thinking
within generation they had unaerable effect history
How is now to their stor
paon then Theodr erzps The Jewish
writings worth reading today And the
this found modern Jewish history
of number personal recolectionS
all fulfill
of
though with tears with joyful
President rghtfuHy
Israel Independence Day celebration In New York
May 194S correctly interpreted
He did hesitate
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
THOUGHTS On Shovuos

The Jewish Festival of Shovuos commemoratlng the
giving of The Ten Commandments by God to Moses at
Mount Sinai will be observed beginning at SundoWn,
Wednesday June T. The holiday is observed for two
days by Orthodox Conservative Jews and for one
day by Reform Jews. -
The festival also marks the gathering of the first
harvest when the ancient IsraeliteS would to the
temple with flowers and fruits offerings for the
Lord in addition to their individual prayers. 49,
The word 'Shovuos' means weeks, ana slgnlIes
the seven-week period between Passover and this ho
day. -, n
It can be said that before Moses received the len
Commandments Mount Sinai, we were a natlon OF
slaves in Egypt but after entrusted with the
Ten Commandments became nation OF priests ana
holy people. 49,. o.o,,,
One must marvel at the phenomenon OF a tiny group
of iustfreed slaves who gave to the world CODE OF
ethics that influenced the entire civilization OF mankind
This should all to reflect on the power OF the
spirit and to take heart when know we are rght ou
face heavy odds. ,,:
During the Shovuos confirmation services are held IN
Reform temples and in some Conservative synagogueS
to mark the completion of the elementary reglouS edu
cation of young men and women
Unfortunately in many cases, confirmation Is con
sidered by pupils well by their parents as grao
nation" from religious school, The youngsters have
completed their elementary Jewish studies and may
feel that they are through with Jewish education
Actually it should really begin In earnest Wnen
how or girl is confirmed 1t is only now that ne or sn
is old enough to begin to understand the very adult
ideas of Judaism Much of what learned up TO now
consisted of very childish ideas and Legends; now Is
the time to transform all that into solid jewish oacK-
ground to enrich adult life.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
The New Party

Unless legal techncates interiors, Arizona voters
desiSnaton that of the American Federal Party Pet
tons are being circulated to place on the ballot an
American Federal Party candidate for the u s. Senate
Thane Read of Tempe.
The party advocates: (D U. S. participation in
Convention to draft World Constitution scheduled Tor
Sept l. 1862 in Geneva, Switzerland, and (2) lmple-
mentation of Reads Mutual aid PLAN for industrial
expansion and development Of backward nations The
goal is to establish world laws to replace what the party
calls 'the present anarchy" and to achieve disarma
ment through means of World Constitution.
The national or international group or or
groups ponsoring the movement are no.
named and information given to us reveals httie
as to what sort world is being proposed
However it cannot be denied that political solution
to the danger of nuclear is urgently desirable Inc
new political party entitled to fair hearing and due
consideration of its proposals on their merits.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25

that is DISSENT.
The Jew was the first to dissent
about God, for while others made
pictures of the Diety, the Jew dis
sented and made no pictures. He
was also the first to dissent with
God and to clarity mans relation
ship with Him. The Jew had al
ways dissented with man about is
sues upon which life depends: the
nature of man, the place of his role
in society, and the relevance of
the meaning of history itself.
There were always two alterna-
tives pressed before the Jew. He
could always take the path of
least resistance and go along with
the majority, DuT IneVIIaDIy uIs-
Sented and took the road with the
gre a e risk, incurring the
worlds diSpleasure and the cal
culated expectation of somehow
feeling that the road he took must
be the right road.
Rabbi Polish points out to us that
Abraham, the first patriarch, is the
arch type of the Jewish way of
life, for it was Abraham's spiritual
skepticism which created not only
the discovery of one God, but a
state of tension between God and
mana tension induced always by
mans challenge to the Almighty,
and the Almighty's response to the
challenge.
When Abraham called God to ac-
count for His plan of doom for the
cities of Sodom and Gemorrah, he
infused spiritual impulse in Ju-
daiSm which has through the GEN.
turies ever been with us. 1t is one
which believes in the spirit of God
with his heart, but at the same
time it reserves the right to pro-
test.
Our commitment to God never
made us relinquish our right
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
JEWISH BOOK CORNER
Dissent Is Central To Jewish Spirit

to question Him. This began with
Abraham and it was possessed by
Moses, jeremiah, the psalmist
and the author of Job.
What distinguishes the Jews ap-
proach to theology from any other
is that he is in constant rebellion
and this RIGHTEOUSNESS has always
followed Ahraham's pattern of hav-
ing it out with God. For the Jew
has always believed that the search
for God is in itself a religious eX-
perience and there is no better way
to know ones God than to feel
challenged to question Him even
as He has questioned man.
The thing that has motivated the
Jew most is his desire to break
through the veil of mystery. This,
DR.. Polish believes, has been the
reason why the Jew has been dis
liked-becauSe he has taken upon
himself that quality to dispute not
only in his rejection of the divinity
of Jesus but in trying to under
stand what it is that one must full
fill in this life in order to make it
meaningful.
THE JEWS task was to carry
on a cosmic debate during which
the Jew hoped to discover new in
sights of mans relationship with
his Creator. This is the way Abra-
ham challenged his God, not in
that he did not believe Him but in
that Abraham demanded to know
the moral way.
There certainly is nothing Jew-
ish about relatively or Psyche
analysis, but you cannot under
stand Einstein or Freud as Jews
unless you understand their rest
less Jewish urge 10 penetrate
deeper into the universe as a way
of finding truth.
Einstein believed that one must
search within the physical universe
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25

Zelda in care of Jays Mems Shop,
Minot, ND.
Joining Rabbi and Mrs. Albert
Plotl1in and DR.. Kent Pillsbury on
Arizona State University tour of
Europe and Israel will be Mrs.
Esther Wild, Andrea Ehrlich, Dale
Sugarman and Ruth Becker .
Mrs. Anna Stone is anticipating
the Z.O.A. tour which also will
include these countries /. Erro-
neously l wrote of DR.. and Mrs.
L. M. Herbert's trip this summer.
DR.. Herbert will attend the Ameri-
can Medical Convention in Chicago
Shirley Schaffer (Mrs. Irving)
will demonstrate the DOLLS for
Democracy at the Young Judea
picnic, June 8 at North Mountain
Park.
Congratulations to Evelyn Gold
on her graduation from Arizona
State University. Evelyn deserves
our highest praise as an inspira-
tional person who, despite a sight
handicap, achieved this high goal.
|
ADVICE TO JUNE Brides: Be
certain to start your home with a
copy of 1.-The Settlement Cook
Book by Mrs. Simon Kander. This
cookbook is the grandmother of
them all!
The time has come again to put
the cover on my typewriter and
attend to unsewed buttons, unread
books and the vacation plans of
my family. / sincerely wish you
all a comfortable summer d.
Until we visit again,
Shalom,
Lillian Feiler
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25

to find the coSmic god which was
his way to reveal the deeper
truths. Sigmund Freud claimed to
be an atheist, yet was always con-
scious of his Jewishness in terms
of exploring the unknown and find
ing it necessary to be a spiritual
adventurer.
Thus the power to question will
always be the center of the Jews
contribution to the world in which
he lives.
Jewish history has a mysterious
way of working, for always when
there is greatest tragedy there is
also great triumph. Rabbi Polish
sees in the creation of the State of
Israel the fulfillment in Jewish his
tory of a new ideal and new plan.
1t is the carrying forth of that hope
that the Jew has had a spiritual
relationship in the land which A
braham promised to him for CEN
turies-a land in which the cove
nant and the fulfillment of the
covenant have always been at
tached.
The JEWISH people nave always
had a need to return to that land
in order to fulfill a spiritual pur-
pose in their lives. There is a spir-
itual purpose to recall the homeless
Jews to return to the land of their
faith, for there is a great role yet
to be performed by them in the
spiritual destiny of man.
This does not negate the idea
that there is still place for Jews
, all over the world, for this Is an
important part which the Jew must
play. There must be two roles
one for those who are within the
land and those who play a univer-
sal role from without the land, and
each will need each other for the
fulfillment of new role in Jewish
history.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
AI,AAe1tm

A CARTOON l read the other
day set me thinking 1t was
from "The Neighbors" and shows
a young girl about IL years old
talking to q SaleSwoman in dress
shop. Her Mother and Father are
seated nearby crying =. The cap
tion reads eff I'd known this would
happen, wouldn't have brought
my parents along to choose my
first grown-up dress"
feel q little sad, too, when L
observe how sophisticated our
sixth, seventh and eighth graders
have become They seem con-
cerned generally with dating,
dances and physical attractiveness
instead of childhood play. These
pre-high school days should be
filled with fun, hobbies and self
enrichment in preparing their roles
as future parents and interesting
adults.
The stress on conformity and
dread of being different stIfles
youths adventurous spirit, con-
uucuL IUC1lSAhh1 tASOAOO0
iasm and personal charm.
However, all is not lost as we OBJ
serve youth groups like the B'nal
Birth girls who held their 1862
Mountain Region conclave here in
Phoenix May 10. During this con-
clave. contests were arranged to
challenge their creativity in litera-
ture, painting and sculpture, using
the theme Israel"
WITH THE approach of summer,
activities in the community lessen
and time is allowed for reading
and relaxing. 1 gathered this list
of the newest books of Jewish in
terest from Mrs. Elliott Templin,
librarian at Temple Beth Israel,
with the view of provocative con-
tent or humor:
"God Help Me"-William B. Sill
Verman.
"The Rothchilds-a Family Por-
trait'-Frederick Morton.
1.-THE Failure of the American
Rabbi"-Michael S. Colbert.
''Jews in Suburbia"-Albert j.
Gordon.
"Some of My Best Friends :"
Benjamin r. Epstein and Arnold
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25

C"The Eternal Dissent" by RAD
bi David Polish)
BY RABBI ALBERT PLOTKIN
There are two ways to approach
the problem of study of history,
The first is to study those great
empires which influenced the pow
er and development of world his
tory. The second is to study the
ideas and the influences which
these ideas have had upon the
worlds thinking and its spiritual
and intellectual development.
But there is only one basic force,
the force of ideas. Empires and
military might may come and 60,
but certain spiritual ideals remain
eternal with man.
The question is often asked why
should the Jew have survived
through 1000 years of history
when all other nations of ciViliza-
ton have been subject to the in
escapable law of decline and fall.
This question is being probed for
an answer by one of Reform Ju-
daism's most creative and dynamic
thinkers. Rabbi David Polish of
Temple Beth Emet in Evanston, Ill.
1t is easy for any author to pick
certain external factors in deter
mining history, but it takes bril-
liant mind to see history not in
events but in ideas and spiritual re-
sponses because of ideas. DR.. Po-
lish looks into the great role which
Judaism had to make in order to
survive, and he gives some impor-
tant clues to the position the Jew
has played through world history.
SCHOLARS CAN abound in max
ing many words, but it is the clari-
fication of an idea which makes the
meaning of words. Rabbi Polish has
one word which he says is charac-
teristic of the Jewish spirit, and
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25

Foster.
"The Jewish Problem in the
Soviet UniOn'-B. u. Goldberg.
'sThe Informed Heart"-BrunO
Betteheim.
"Look Back, Mrs. Lot"-Eph-
raim KishOn.
"Living with Your Teenager-a
Guide for Jewish Parents"-Sl-
mon GlustrOm.
sWoman of ValOr"-Irving Fine
man.
"The Marriage Broker"-Tash-
rex.
"The SpinOza of Market Street"
Il. j. Singer.
Children'S Books:
"If You Had Been Born in An
other Faith"-Marcus Bach.
1.-The World of Wonderful Differ
ence"-HanS Guggenheim.
my Poem Book of Prayers
Ilo Orleans.
"Ten and a Kid"-Sadie Rose
Wilerstein.
y
PHOENIX NOTES.: "Judgmen
at Nuremberg" - priZe-winnint
movie of the trials being shown
at local theaterS and is a mus
for us to see Happy Birthday
greetings to Rabbi Philip Jaffa OF
his 77th birthday. We all join il
wishing you many more years o
good health And birthda!
greetings to Israel, celebrating 1.
years of a miracle our forefather'
dreamed about Warmest an
niversary to Sylvia and Nat Sill
verman.
Susan Starr, niece of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leo Amada, tied for seconC
place in the Moscow Music Com
petition and will perform at th'
Seattle Worlds Fair with the Phil
adelphia Symphony Orchestra
Many Phoenix friends are making
plans to attend the fair in Seattle
Mrs. Sam Cohen, president of Tenn
pie Sholom Sisterhood, was amoni
the first to ride the monorail OF
her way home from the Temple
Sisterhood Convention in Portland
Mrs. Jay Obedin is recuperatinl
from an accident on q trip to Mi
not, ND. Cards may be sent tt
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
The World Over

built nation
sacrifice beleaguered friends
just the American needed friends in 1776.
proudly first nation
will be forever remembered
RECENT SURVEY dscoses that within 20 1.-THE bulk of
adult (Arnercan) population will
This Topographic fact will be significant character
istic of American
s quickly drawing to a close"
a
Jewish education o. and
of scholars
haaratzim will home-born
b have given them Jewish homes of sufficient beauty warmth
inspired them
cent intensity to have them
Enowledgeable
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25

offending member OF his cOngregatiOn, MISS
ing dinner reception forgetting the name
of member (even if that member entered the
synagogue between High Holy Days.?
This seems to the the image which we the congre-
6S gantS and the critics, have built up of successful
- rabbi. But, in all honesty is this not as unreal an
image as television has given us?
Like Ben Casey in surgery, and Perry Mason in
law, such rabbi never lived. And If he did, he
would be far from the ideal should seek!
Neither mhlic relations nnan fna sfrnasf
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
BY DEBORAH JAFFA METZ
(The News Own COIumniSO

cowboy,
the unfailngly successful attorney
Rabbi Adler advises
undertaken produce the perfect rabbi
leads him a conjecture.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25

C'The Eternal Dissent" BY Rab
bi David PoliSh)
Rv RARBT ALBERT PLOTKIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-02
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
s NV LIN .


SN LIN
meaning Weakly emotional. "
Average mark is 80 words; time
limit 35 minutes.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must
be OF four or more letters. .. Words
which acquire four letters by the addi-
ton Of s., s.: such as bats" cats"
word is used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Answer to CACUMINOUSs
caucus, casino, cannon, cion, cisco,
coins, comic, comic, coma. cousin, coca,
cumin, cumic, acinus, amino, annie,
unau, main, mason. manic, mica, nina,
minus, means. monas, moccasin, mu-
couS, icon, nous, noma, onus sain,
scan, scum, scion, sonic. soma, sumac.