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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18
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SWISS STAMPS
HONOR SAINTS
OF THE BIBLE

Matthew, Mark, Luke and John ore rever-
emily depicted on this set Of 4 stamps
issued by Switzerland. The brilliantly de-
signed portraits Of the Soints who wrote
the Gospels ore odopted from | 5th Century
woodeoVines. We show one from the set.
1875
Other Swiss Stomps Of interest include:
1861 Pro Juventute. Set Of 5 mint
stamps 6oe
1861 PRO Potrio" NotionoI Festival Doy.
Set Of mint stamps zoe
1860 Swiss Definitives. 8 mint singles AIS
1860 PoIoee Of Nations and U.N. Emblem.
5 franc value. 100
1860 Pro Juventute. Set of 5 mint values Use
International Organization Series. Set in
cIudes 8 mint singles 2.40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

Come to Woodward 6 Lothrop for all your
stamp and coin needs. In addition to full
selection of Swiss nnoterioI, you'll find color
full and exciting sets from all over the world
featuring the United Stotes, IsroeI, United
moton TIL unso Toe 20 City West Ger
Nations Of Africa. Minkus albums, coto-
logs and accessories ore always in stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

"Missile Preparation" by Arc Edward Banick
has won the title of Newspicture of the Year
in the military category of the National Press
Photographers Association 1862 contest.
Flashes were made during positioning of
Agena missile to launch the Discovery-15
satellite and give stroboscopic effect to the
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

W6L-Stomps and Coins Washington
and Chevy Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

Place standing order and receive all future
issues Of Switzerland or any other country
Of your special interest. Come in or write
for complimentary copy of our Switzerland
Price List and our Informative, up-to-dote
Stomp News.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-12-07
Rossco Pays
Earnings On
Investments

1t is not only good business but
good timing for the many Rassco
owner-investors who are receiving
their quarterly earnings this time
of year"
This memo accompanies a re-
cent announcement from the West
Coast regional office of the Rassco
Israel Corporation, American sales
affiliate of the 28-year-old Jewish
Agency-owned company regarding
the visit of Gerson Curtiss, area
representative, who will be in
Phoenix Dec. 1921.
WHILE HERE, he will be meet
ing with individuals and groups in
terested in direct participation in
IsraePs expanding economy at the
Sahara Hotel.
These investors do more than
make profit for themselves. They
also help make jobs and opportun-
tiles for Israelis and help them
integrate into the economy of the
country. Whether the profits will
be used for Chanukah Gelt. to pay
taxes, or just serve as additional
income, there is every proof that
it is good business to do business
with Israel-with Rassco," says
CurtiSS.
Under the Rassco program of
direct investment in Israeps ex-
panding economy, Rassco leases
back the undivided interest pur-
chased by the new property owner,
and guarantees a minimum rental
plus an additional overage. Gross
earnings are in excess of per
cent, payable quarterly, in adj
vance, in dollars. In addition there
are excellent American tax fea-
lures.
RASSCO offers Americans the
opportunity to participate in spe-
cific projects, such as office build
ings, apartments, commercial CEN
ters. hotels, supermarkets, indus
trial centers, on a syndicate basis.
Under Israel'S Law for the Encour-
agement of Private Investment,
earnings and capital may be taken
out of the country in dollars, and
provision is made for enviable
depreciation rates. Eligible State
of Israel Bonds are acceptable to-
ward participation.
For further information contact
Curtiss or write Rassco Israel Cor
poration, 5410 Wiltshire Blvd, Los
Angeles So. for a free copy OF
Summary of Incentives. Fur
nished by the Government OF IS
rael to the Foreign Investor"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-12-07
Social Service
Saws More Children
Now For Adoption

WASHINGTON (JTA) - Inc
Jewish Social Service Agency mas
announced that greater aVallaDlnty
of children for adoption has leo
to a significant reduction In tne
waiting time of Jewish couples
seeking children. :.
George M. Pikser, executive dl-
rector, said that the waiting perloa
now was about one year compareu
with as much as three and nan
wears in the past. The period was
usually required partly Tor lacN
of adoptive children and partly for
the study of the applying couple S
suitability. The official stressed
that the easier adaptive situaton
could be temporary and that there
was no assurance it would con-
tinue. :.
The agency also said that 1t
maintained its strong preference
for placing second adopted children
only where the first child Is an
adoptee because this has be e n
found to be significant in the ad-
justment of the child. The moSF
far-reaching change was an agency
decision to experiment with rne
placement of a third child where
a family had previously adopted
two children. The staff was au-
thorized to experiment with sucn
placement through the en- d OF
1862
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-12-07
ZBT Aids
Medical
Center

The University of Colorado Chap
ter of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity
has made the free, nonsectarian
American Medical Center at Den
yer, a beneficiary of the groups
phiIanthropic efforts.
Eight members of the chapter,
headed by Mike Fields, o oci /
service chairman, Phoenix, Ariz.,
presented a check for $100 to j. A.
Sharoff, treasurer, to aid the hos
pital's cancer research and treat
ment program.
The students made an inspection
tour of the hospital where, during
the past year, 120 cancer sufferers
received over 10000 days of free
care.
In making the presentation
Fields said he was confident Zeta
Beta Tau would make additional
contributions from time to time.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-12-07
Har Zion Sisterhood's Third
Chanukah Bazaar Set Dec. 2

made potato latkes; baked goods;
religious and household articles;
books; jewelry; toys; Chanukah
decorations and wrappings.
Admission to the bazaar is free.
Mrs. Sumner Shelf is bazaar chair
man.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-12-07
Cornerstone Laid
For Religious School

NEW YORK (JTA) = The cor
nerstone for a new 100000 Re
ligious School and Auditorium Tor
Temple Emanuel, largest Reform
congregation in the United States,
has been laid this week adjacent
to the Temple building.
Several hundred members and
their families watched Alfred r.
Bachrach place the cornerstone.
He said the religious school will
accommodate 1 1000 pupils.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-12-07

Har Zion Sisterhood of Scots
dale will hold its third annual
Chanukah Shopping Bazaar at the
Synagogue, A w. 1st St, SCOTS
dale, on Sunday, Dec. 9,sfrom 1890
to p. m.
The public is invited to snop
and eat at the bazaar, which VIII
feature foods including home
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-12-07
BITS OF NEWS

Deadline for applications for the
annual Young Musicians Competi-
ton sponsored by the Phoenix
Symphony Guild is Feb. 1. T h e
competition, open to the public,
will be held Feb. 16 at 10 a. m.
in the Memorial Union auditorium
at Arizona State University.
Any young pianist or instrument
talist attending a public, parochial
or high school, who is a senior or
under, is eligible on recommenda-
ton of his private music teacher.
Shareholders of First National
Bank of Arizona will receive a
fourth quarter dividend amounting
to $391 ,392.75, at 35 cents per share,
Sherman Hazeltine, board chair
man, announced. The dividend will
be paid on Dec. 10 to shareholders
of record Dec. 8. The total is bas-
ed on 1882 shares outstanding.
Governor Fannin has proclaimed
the week of Dec. 9-15 as Arizona
Highways Magazine Week.
Pointing out in his proclamation
h the usage of this special
Christmas issue for the purpose
for which it is produced and in
tended, that of telling the Arizona
story to the nation and the world,
Arizona has enjoyed increased
tourism through the ever increas-
ing distribution of the magazine
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

PAINTING-General residential
house painting, interior, exter-
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chanic. Anywhere in Prince
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28

DOG Practically new,
for medium or large size dog.
$1,000. Phone VIII. 6-6502.
2t.7.5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
DOGS. PETS. KENNELS

RARE DOG WANTED-Would
you like to make a boy happy,
by replacing the one that died?
Anyone knowing or having a
puppy of mixed breed. Must be
part Pekinese or Boston Terrier
or Bulldog. Must have pug nose.
Call GA. 4.94H: 1t.6.28
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
MEMS clEE CLUB
PRESENTS CONCERT

A program of secular and sacred
music will be prescr,cd by the
Wayne State University Mems
Glec Club at its annual winter
concert at 8:30 p m. Friday, Dec
4 IN the Ford Auditorium.
The Glee Club will sing "Agnus
Del by Hans Leo Hassler. BE.
hold Man by Ron Nelson. "Oli.
yer Delaney by Gail Kubik. and
other selections.
James Tocco. outstanding De.
troli pianist and accompanist for
the Glec Club will featured soloist
played the "Mephisto Waltz" by
List.
All tickets will be general adj
mission, priced at Sl00, and avail.
able al the University Ticket OF.
flee. Mackenzie Hall. Cass and
Putnam, Grlnnells downtown of.
fee and at the door the night of
The concert.
Conductor of the Glcc Club is
Harry NJ Langsford, of 1904
Magnolia Parkway. Southlield
Langsford is an associate profes-
sor Of music at Wayne State
University.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
EuukGu Settlement Ah
EamiAe, NA,ing Holiday,

Miss Julia A. Spcnncy. super.
visor, of services to groups al
Franklin Settlement has imported
a novel Christmas idea from Chi
c~oo for ncighborhood families.
The idea plan, ccntered at Frank
lin settlement Cd enables faml-
lies in need to provide some
Christmas for their children, es-
pccially the youn ,cr chlld tZ)
Supports the parent role OF pro
wider" through the personal shop
ping idea f3N continues the man
tenance of dian'v by allowlns f3r
client participation in process OF
determining need and for whom
li) changes the traditional char
itv giving" to support of mon
cuilt"acccptancc of help due to
circumstances beyond personal
control (5) allows for self-dcter-
mination as gift selection by
clients is based on knowledge OF
individual family desires and
needs. (6) meets the specific ba-
sic needs of clients who arc vic
Tins of unemployment, welfare
budget cuts. physical disability
or any deterrent economic plight
in the Franklin neighborhood
which does not allow for main
tenance of a minimum Christmas
for the family (0 continues to in
tcrpret and educate for self-suffi-
cheney while providing a specific,
short.term service to the Client '8)
the service is not a cure-all, but
provides some possibility to keep
ing the myth of Santa Claus alive
for children in needy families.
Gifts: All are donated to the
Settlement. Only new. or IKE
now toys. etc. can be used as 1t
Is not likely a child will be able
10 understand Santa Claus bring
inc him a broken. dirty toy. No
charge is made for the gifts. Ar.
ticles are placed on display and
store aides are available to assist
the shopper if necessary. Donation
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

An international FeStiva
launched the Holiday Season for
members Of the Womcns Division
Of the Detroit Round Table of
Catholics. Jews and Protestants
on Wednesday. December 5th at
l2:l5 in the Leon Fran Hall Of
Temple Israel, l7400 Henderson
Avenue. Detroit.
Gay holiday tables displayed
foods from Poland, Spain, Israel,
Sweden, and Mexico Guests may
obtain copies of the foreign rcci-
pes TO try in their own kitchens.
The afternoon began with a
dessert luncheon which is being
arranged by Mrs. Theodore White.
international Understanding
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
RACkHAM CHOIR
iNCs MESSIAH

The Rackham Symphony Choir
ana The University Of MICHIGAN
symphony Orchestra will present
the Messiah" at $3.50 D. m Sun.
u'y Dec o, in the Masonic Audi.
tCrium.
Sponsored by the University
center for Adult Education
wayne State University. The Uni.
vcrsIly OF Michigan, Eastern Mich.
isan University, and the Uni.
versl'y Of Michigan School Of
music, the concert by the 28O.
v'Ic" choir will include two rare.
" performed choruscs Of the
Messiah the Amen" chorus
and Ills Yoke Is Easy
The choir, conducted by Nav.
nard Klein, will feature five
Soloists; Monctte White. contralto.
Larry Jarvis, tenor; Willis Pat.
tcrson, bass; Marjorie Gordon,
Soprano; and Conwell Caring.
ton, bass
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

tcrnational representative to the
C4> from the W0men's Inter
national League for Peace and
1ie~uoln w,Io VIII tax on "nu-
man Rights and the World Com
nlunIly."
Also on the program will be
Miss kinuko kdDola, member
Of the japanese UN delegation.
She will read a tribute TO Mrs.
Roosevelt from Ambassador Ste
s,nsUn.
A choral group from Mercy
College and a nationality dance
group help give touch of color
and lightncss to the occasion.
Honorary chairman Of the De-
roit observance is Mayor Jerome
4. Cavanagh.
More than 30 civic groups of all
types are on the committee plan
nIng the observance. Mr.. Walter
Klein, executive director of the
Jewish Community Council is the
general chairman.
''As we honor this most inn
portant set of principles Of hu-
man rights" Mr.. Klein said, I'VE
also pay homage to Mrs. koosc-
welt, who was instrumental in
their creation. She was truly the
first lady Of humanity
Tickets for the event are Sl00
and are available at the door or
from the UN Human Rights Day
Committee at 402 David Brod
erick Tower, Detroit 26, Michigan,
WO 1868.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
cHILDREN's COMEDY
OPENS At THEATRE

The "Empcror's New Clothes" I"
colorful comedy about a vain
emperor, will be offered by the
wavne State University Children's
Theatre at 2:3o n m. Saturday
SUNDAY. Dec. Is and is.
Admission is Sl00 with adj
vanc, tickets available at the Uni
ycrsiiy Ticket Office, and Grin
nolrs downtown office and at the
theatre the afternoons of the per.
formanccs. After Christmas the
production viii 90 on weekend
tours in tho Detroit area. Those
Interested in performances should
call Temple 3.l400. Ext. 408.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

OF articles for children LIP years
is preferred and also for teens
up to IL if possible books, dolls,
wagons. pull toys, games. balls,
bats, etc. for children and toile-
tries. handkerchicfs, socks, group
games. shirts, blouscs, etc, for
teens Articles Cf clothing for all
ages must be new.
The most important feature is
the confidcntially and personal
shopping" provided. No one cx-
ccpt the agency staff related TO
ire store knows who has shopping
privileges. Each parent is given
an intervicw TO determine needs
and selection of shopping date and
time. Schedules are made in or
der that one family shops at a
time. Children are not allowed to
shop with parents. therefore. the
parent docs not have TO feel in
adequate about providing for his
family through use of the service.
Schedules are made TO provide
enough time for shopping alone
without conflict with ncighbor's
schedule.
Shopping dates are December
20 21 and %. Volunteers are
needed for the Goth and 2lst.
Inviews for service will be con
Quoted during the week of De-
ccmber 1915 at Franklin Settle
ments group work department
by appointment.
Families are referred by staff,
the Community Council, schools or
any other knowledge resource in
the area A present relationship
or membership in Franklin is not
required but the family should be
living in Franklin's service area.
This Christmas store idea
should prove generally popular
and could we'll become a city
wide Christmas time project
Joseph Bcattie, Frankin's direct
or said.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
ha;;ne S'o.e Hosts
Afe!ai:e Eakey In
kunan Rights Meet

a program celebrating the l4th
anniversary CT the United Nations
universal Declaration of Human
Rights will be held in Detroit al
q p. m. Monday. December 10.
IN the Community Arts Auditori-
uln, Wayne State University.
The program will be dedicated
10 the memory of Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, who Adlai Stevenson.
u 5. Ambassador to the United
Nations. has called the chief
architect Of this human rights
document.
Speaker for the evening will
nc Mrs. Adelaide N. Baker. in
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
wsu PROFESSOR
cO.AUTHO2S BOOK

Detroit, including its suburban
areas and satellite cities, is the
subject for a new book co-author-
ed by Robert J. Mowitz, pro-
fcssor of political science at
Wayne State University.
The book, Profile of a Metro
polls: A Case Book was written
by Mowitz in collaboration with
Dell Wright. formerly a mem
bcr of the WSU faculty and now
an associate professor of political
science at The State University
Ct Iowa.
Mowit7. Of 22673 Maple Street.
Farmineton. is currently on leave
as a consultant for the office of
the assistant secretary of defense
in Washington, d. {. He has writ
ten several articles and papers
on public health and politics.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Consumer Price
Index Reeedes

WASHINGTON. D.C.-Thc Con
sumcr Price Index rcccdcd slight
Is Grom.its September peak. with
a decline Of OIL percent in Ocio-
bcr. the us. Labor Department 5
bureau If Labor Statistics an.
nounccd Lower meat prices were
primarily responsible for the de-
ciinc. The Consumer Price Index
for October. at 1860 percent ot
The l95759 average l30l on the
former base of l9l7-49 l0O) was
l.3 percent higher than YER
earlier. mostly because of price
increases for food and services
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

NEW YORK - Announcement
that the historic WNBC-TV series
on Negro Life and Culture last
September has won national rec
ognition through Ohio State Uni
versity, was made by Dorothy !.
Height, president of the National
Council Of Negro Women.
The unprecedented series fca-
turcd Voices, Inc, the a cappclla
octet Of New York City, which
has also recorded This Is Our
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
HONOR GRADUATES
RECEIVE AWARDS

Presentation Of Wayne State
University annual David D..
Henry Awards was made to the
outstanding man and woman mid
year graduates at Wayne's "Sw-
in@-ln' ceremonies at 8 p. m. last
Thursday. Nov % in the Rack
ham Educational Memorial Au-
ditorium.
The recipients were: Donna C..
Zu'iani. 81. CT 1919 ConIcy, De-
troit "a; and William d. Timmins,
%, of 24600 JOY Road. Detroit
80
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
''' "ey shall be saed the Of St. Muthew SO
May's University Msw,

'horlly on Russian literature. is
me third speaker in the IAN In.
PRODUCTION TO Modern Poets" So.
ries sponsored by the University
center for Adult Education (wsIj
Inc UNI. EMU and the Jewish
community Center. There is an
admission fec of sl.5O
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

Everyone enjoyed Mrs Longs
comments as well as seeing the
work of her students
The project and guest of the
afternoon is Mrs Dents youns-
est sister
The hostess served a delicious
chicken dinner.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
National Award To TV
Series On Negro Life

Day" musical narrative on the
life and accomplishment of Mary
Mcleod Bcthunc. National Coun'
ell founder.
The four.programscrlcSw won the
first place award for tclcviSiCn of
the 10Th annual American EX-
hibition of Educational Radio and
Tclcvision Programs Of the In
stitutc for Education by Radio.
TclcviSion Of OHIO state UnlNcr.
SitN.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Detroit Ro~"1 liable Sponsor,
International Ee,livnZ, Nse. 5

through the Arts the program
beginning at ] o'clock presented
by a Spanish Dance by Rene
Kinwen. DENLY High School. Fla
menco Guitar Music by Marqulta.
and ORIENTAL Dance by Josephine
Rita Mangrapanc of Mercy Col
lege.
Tour of the Temple Sanctuary
was under the direction of Mrs.
Charles Goldstein.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
G1ereNc M5
Scholarship Ball

The Cinderella Club Scholar
ship Ball was huge success on
Friday evening Nov. 30. The Ball
was given at the Great Lakes In
surance Building.
Congratulations to Mary How
ell, her co-workcrs, and to those
high school girls who participa-
ted in the contest. (See Mary
Bell Rhodes, column for full de-
tails)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

ports and discussion of old and
new business.
After all business transactions
Mrs. Dent presented as her pro
ject of the afternoon Mrs. A1el.
aide Long. teacher in public
school. Special Education.
She showed many pieces cf
art, the work of her students.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

Mrs. Clotee Dent. of $50 T..
Boston Blvd, was hostess to the
third meeting of the season on
Saturday afternoon, December
lst TO the Century CT Progress
Club.
Mrs. Ruth Ewing. president. Of
the club chaired the meeting.
Business included committee re-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
RUSSIAN POETRY TALK

Vera S. Dunham. assistant pro-
fcssor in Slavic languages and
literature. Wayne State Univer-
siv. will discuss promising young
Russian poets at 8 pm. Sunday.
Dec 8 in the Jewish Community
Center. 1900 Meyers Roads, De
troit
Mrs. Dunham. recognized au-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

to prevent scorchcd food. Add to
this the automatic rotisserle. oven
clock-timer. smokeless broiling,
thrifty operating cost and YOU
have the most-wantcd gift OF the
season. See the latest Gas ranges
now, on display at dealer or our COM
pany showrooms.
Navajo times., 1962-07-25

Ned dThomsonTrunsfered

The transfer of Ned o. Thomp-
son to the position of Assistant
Area Director, Economic Develop
ment, Billings Area Office, Bill
ings, Montana. effective July 22,
1862 has been announced.
In this position he will supervise
industrial development, credit and
resources programs for the
Bureau. Thompson has been ser
wing as Area Credit and Tribal
Relations Officer for the Gallup
area.
Thompson has been in govern
ment service for 20 years and with
the Bureau of Indian Affairs for 8
years. Prior to coming TO the Ma
vajo Agency at Window Rock, in
1854, he was with the Bureau of
Reclamation at Boulder City, Ne
Navajo times., 1962-07-25

vada and with the Department OF
Agriculture at Lincoln, Neb.
He served on the stats of the
University of Arizona, the Univer--
sity of Illinois and Kansas State
University.
Thompson is a native of Kan
sas. a graduate of Kansas State
University and has a Masters de-
gree from the University of Illinois
in agriculture and economics.
Thompson is a member of the
Gallup-McKinley County Chamber
of Commerce and the Elks Lodge.
While in Gallup, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson made their home at 400
Mckee Drive.
Navajo times., 1962-07-25

This award is in recognition OF
your superior work. performance
during the period from October 81,
1861, to February 26. 1862 In the
absence of a dietitian, you demon
strated your ability to accomplish
your assignments in an efficient
and outstanding manner, and to ex--
ceed the normal requirements of
your position.
| wish to commend you for your
efforts and devotion to duty. know
you will continue to serve diligently
and faithfully.
A copy of this letter will be
placed in your Official Personnel
Folder"