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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

A leading House Republican
has laid down a blueprint for
cuts in the Kennedy admin
istration'se record budget, be-
ginning with SO billion slash
IN education and other nom
defense spending proposals.
"And / don't think that de-.
Tense is immune, nor is space"
Representative Byrnes Of Wis
consin. ranking Republican on
the tax-writing Ways and
Means Committee, said yestcr-
day as he called for holding
Government spending at cur
rent levels.
II It can be done. he said,
he would support a tax cut
and even go the administration
one better = slashing revenues
SIS billion in the first step by
reducing corporate rates So to-
AZ per cent and cutting indi-
vidual income tax rates across
the board by IS billion.
The Kennedy administration
has proposed a So8.8 billion
budget for the fiscal year be-
ginning July /. At the same
time, an Sli.9 billion deficit
is officially forecast, and the
President has placed in the
congressional hopper a pro-
posed net tax cut Of sl0.2 bill
lion to take effect in three
stages.
Specific Proposals Asked
The prospect Of a large defi-
cit while taxes are being cut
has nettled economy-minded
Congress members. Some have
said they would support a tax
reduction If spending is cut at
the same time. Administration
supporters have called for spe-
cifics-or as President Ken
needy said recently, 1--WE have
been generalized enough"
Representative Jensen Of
Iowa, ranking @. o. P. member
Of the House Appropriations
Committee, said today the
budget should be cut by at
least at So billion"
Asked where the proposed
cuts would come, he replied:
I'VE have specific ideas. But
we're not going to put out a
bill Of particulars all at once.
Wen do it one at q time as
the appropriation bills come
before the committee"
Mr.. Jensen, however, indi-
Gated that research funds might
be in for a sharp checking.
Research in most every
agency has become so enor-
NOUS" he said. that there Is
much room for savings. 1 do
realize, of course, that research
Is necessary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

We couldn't
are fast, but,
know-speed is
establishing sci
to another.
That's why
practice to max
not on the top
jets, but with a
time for seasc
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
The World Over

what had a wasteIand in biggest cy-Te
by desert waseand and Red Sea IS that
land rebOrna world for the Jewish people who have
homeland And tourist friends, add"
Summer travellers also be interested in the Third Israel
and August TO- Some of the
been announced, and the fare is rich and exciting:
Sir William Walton will conduct Oratoro "Bashazzars
Feast Isaac Stern Leonard Rose and Eugene Istoin will
another of tios by Mozart Brahms, Schubert
The "ProNFusca" Ensemble present old
music Jan Peerce will sing in Beethovens Fidelio
Quoted by William Stenberg conductor of the Pittsburgh Sym
phony
Agnes Moohead screen and theaer actress and
Jean Var French actor and director will present dramatic
shanta Rao and her will offer program traditional
5 ge and rf a mus from the United States
There moremuch vertah feast for the travelling
Just deadine time news
Shazar the president Israel election forecast
at least two weeks Mapai party
meber presented his and the Mapam Acdu Avodah
Zionist record with the National Religious Party looking
The new president now "a wears old was a friend
predecessor had served
as acting Chairman OF the Jewish Agency
We depIore repeal Phoenix Housing Code
in last weeks election but receives
two reasOns
First many people of intelligence
and honest for the future
when issues of such Importance do
nothing else let us get out and vote At 1880 election
second the statement by the leader of the repeal
victory over the evils of the housing code peOp'e - ~
One is sckened by this kind of sanctmoniouness perhaps
people will away prayer any posi-
tive religious experience by the association of with the
citizens
OF truly religious truly ethical and responsible democratic
ship will be the next voice heardand heededn this beautiful
and dearlyloved city of ours
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
Svnaqoque Council Urged

This is the third in series of editorials which
have concerned themselves with some of the areas OF
Accomplishment and direction that the Phoenix Jewish
Community has developed in the past four years Inc
first two revolved around the community Teacher
Training program of the past year and the broad areas
of nerrabbnic cooperation and study during the past
several years. -
Iancy program at both the Arizona State Hospital and
the Arizona State Prison which is now completing It's
fourth year of sustained and regular activity The COM
munity Thanksgiving Services under the JOINT auspices
of Jewish Community Council and the Rabbis also
nas III boards and agencies not only in
accordance with their interests but also because OF the
desire of the Rabbnical Council to keep It's memper
shin weinformed and current. These some OF the
of in the move toward an ntegrated COM
munty. -, ,.,
ment has been CONSPICUOUS by its absence. The dream
of a communicated Adult Education program has
been discussed by the rabbis. Plans
were developed in detail year ago. but the plans died
abornng The difficulty over the question OF VINO
would ultimately have 4eeh & b onG bs
concern of local Synagogue Councl-t we hao such
a council.
would be used each in turn. The rabbis the education
al directors the leaders in communal affairs would all
be available 1t would setting aside one evening
week. free of meetings and other activities, Torah
night so to speak, in which courses would pc maue
available in one location SO that the Level OF Jewsn
knowledge and understanding could be helghCeneo
Then the overlap and waste of our present congrega
tona adult education efforts would be replaced by the
broadened horizon of the varying points of view and
the varied experiences of the total Jewish community
It would be sponsored by all who have adult jew
sh Education programs the congregations, Hadassah
Bnai Birth Z.O.A all the groups who struggle
with the problems of Adult Education 1t would enable
us to bring the community speakers and teachers Of
national repute and to develop in broader perspective
the concept of the Kehllah the organic Jewish Com
muny But the first step must be the development of
the Synagogue Council and this must be their first
challenge.
It is interesting to note the concern this series OF
editorials has evinced across the nation The Synagogue
Council of America has asked what may do to help
in crystallizng this organic Jewish community r m
dream to reality. But ask: How concerned is the
Phoenix Jewish Community?
It is our conviction that Phoenix is the last new
major Jewish community isolated from other commun-
tiles which will be formed in America during the rest
of this century The patterns of the other communities
are set Ours is still fluid How shall we give 1t drec-
ton? Or do people not care?
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
Al'4ete1

delicious refreshments. Matt Ritch-
ie, houseguest of Mr.. and M S.
Sol Cooper on his way back to
San Francisco from Israel, looks
and feels great. Terry Lederman
is enjoying her Japanese tour.
Rose and Morris Rosen will be
celebrating their 25th Anniversary
on June 18th and we send our
warmest greetings.
Good luck in their new home for
Muriel and Art HertZfeld. Marc,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Kantor, was
chosen Outstanding student in
Temple Beth Israel Sunday
School" Jay Fineberg's perform
ance in Country Girl" at PIT
convinced us that he is as talented
in dramatic roles as in musical
comedy. Also enjoyed seeing Dan
Neifeld and Louis Greenberg and
was particularly impressed with
the outstanding performance OF
newcomer Susan Flannery.
Saul HerscOvici, who came to
Phoenix from Israel to study
also teaches at Beth Ell. He just
received first prize for his pro-
ject on measurement engineer
ing at the A.S.M.E. student con-
test at ASU. The B.&P. Hadas-
sab Minyan Group had a sue
cessfuI card party at the Ari-
zOna ManOr-a good omen for
their initial undertaking.
"Jewry Duty" is an obligation
filled with spiritual enrichment
and inspiration by the men in
our community who attend daily
services at Beth Ell Synagogue
and will be awarded "Chai" pins
for their faithful worship in pre-
serving the faith.
The large turnout at the ground
breaking service for Beth Ell at
18th and Myrtle Avenues was
proud and attentive as they
watched the meaningful event and
noted another significant sign of
Phoenix growth. The American
Jewish Committee dinner meeting
at the BackStage CLUB had a gOOo
attendance. Everyone learned
much from the interesting remarks
of DR.. Grover c. Bagby.
Should your summer plans this
year take you abroad, or If you
would like to brush up on French,
Spanish or Italian in preparation
for school in the fall, call M r S.
Ella M. Stalper, 265-1696.
\
The apparent apathy in keeping
our Housing Code and the failure
to pass the Phoenix College Bond
Issue surprises me. Our never-to-be
forgotten Will Rogers might have
challenged our disinterested citi-
zens in Phoenix with these words:
IT'S good to go out on limb =
the fruit is always sweeter there. :"
Until next time,
Shalom,
Lillian Feiler
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
THE ScoftAdaEe SCENE

lations to Norman Fink, newly
elected president of Har Zion Con-
gregation.
1 thought there were lots of peo-
pie who read this column but l
got nary an inquiry regarding a
new owner for Morris. What's the
matter, everyone chicken?
RUMOR HAS TT that Amy Ger
son is ordering towels mono
grammed z for Zinman f. And
then there were the six stole
couples: The Sol Resnicks, Ber-
nard Davises, Dick Lasers, Lew
Engles, Abe Brodies, and Sandy
Heisers who left on moonlight
trail ride full of enthusiasm, and
returned the short route, mucho
stiff.
I guess there are enough of US
here now to start a Boston Club.
If anyone is interested, please let
me know.
Hope Maureen Wolfe is feeling
better.
I guess that's it for this week
folks. Thanks for the calls. Keep
the news coming to 948-2s18.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31

younger generation (Which repre-
sents a major segment OF the
movie-going public) knew any
thing about Lindbergh" - or the
name Spirit of st. Louis.
THE PRODUCERS of that film,
like so many other people we sus-
pect, completely overlooked the
element of change in our country
- and the effect it has had on
consumer perspective, tastes,
spending habits and so forth. Most
fundamental changes such as those
of population or technology are too
gradual to cause news headlines,
but they have a powerful cumula-
tive influence on our economy and
on our way of life.
BY way of illustrating, for ex-
ample, the dramatic effects on
consumer markets resulting from
the changing pattern of our pop
ulatiOn, here are some eye-Open-
ing facts which can be gathered
from current population figures.
Out of the 1S9-Odd million peO-
pie in the u. s. today:
77%-dO not remember World
War /.
596-were not yet born when
Lindberg made his historic solo
flight.
4SB-dO not remember condi-
tiOns prior to World War III.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31

Abraham Lincoln's mothers last
words to him were "Be S m e.
thing" This is the wish of every
parent for his child. We often hear
people despair of this generation,
but I don't agree. There is hope,
challenge and beauty in our youth,
much as there ever was.
When 1 read this sensitive poem
bv Valerie Mackoff, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Sam Mackoff in the
Comeback High School magazine
"The Scroll" it touched me and l
would like to share it with you:
CHILD OF THE WORLD
1 am your child, world;
Softly, sweetIy / beseech you:
Welcome me, cherish me,
Learn with me, grow with me
Laugh when 1 laugh, cry when
cry,
Hear my sOft,agOnized sigh -.
Here 1 am, wOrld-show me the
way.
What then is IOve-HOw does one
pray?
hear your voice, wOrid-that
meIOdiOuS song.
Why am 1 here-Is life very
long?
The pageant of life before me
parades,
Yet my own true identity still
masquerades;
Struggling classes, prejudice,
Why can't man have a better
use?
Tension, fear, torment, hate
Only God can compensate.
World, you're OmnipOtent-
No one can flee.
/ am your child, world
Help me -.
+
If you drop by the Jewish Cen
ter on Wednesday evenings at $50
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
WALSTON & co.
Phoenix

IIq6-were not yet born when
the first U. s. Satellite was put
into orbit.
Consider the changes that have
taken place in the pattern of our
population during just the past ter
years.
-16 million people have died
lis million marriages have tax.
en- place.
Some 40 million babies have
been born.
Over one-third of all presen
families in the U. S. have beer
formed.
AS WE HAVE often said before
there is a maze of factors be
hind these figures, which, anon
other things, have an importan
bearing on the status of invest
mentS generally. Most people are
of course, aware, at least to som
degree, of day-to-day develop
mentS, but generally speaking, the
are not particularly concerne
with such gradual changes as thos
mentioned above.
Yet it is changes like these
and there are innumerable othe
similar ones - that make the bus
ness of investing such a compile
one. Obviously, no one has all II
answers, but a little reflection {
Al H.
changes can produce some pretl
good arguments in favor of bros
diversification and intelligent, co
tinuous supervision of inves
mentS,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
By MARILYN zAsLAw

Howdy folks, and welcome to the
Vests most torrid town. It's fun
nv how L forget from one year to
the next just how hot this place
can really be, but it doesn't take
much of a reminder.
Looks like Fran and Dave Belt
man are competing with the Red
Sox to make Scottsdale the home
of their nine. Congratulations on
the arrival of their littlest, Lee
Michael.
LOTS OF THINGS are happen
ing at the Jack SheinbeinS: Billie
is leaving for Washington, DC. for
son Mickey's graduation from
Georgetown University, and Jack
is going into the salvage business
early in June. Lots of luck on
both scores.
On their way out to Los An
geles, Ruby and Hy Eisenstein
had a lot of excitement. Their
car caught fire between Blythe
and IndiO, at 4 am. with no sign
of life around. Apparently Ruby
was pounding the fire out with
his bare hands, and scared the
two lone women driving behind
them into a state OF shock.
They're still looking for the
bOdy!D
Dena Sheinbein has heard from
ASU and Sandy Silverman from
UofA, both girls will be gradual
ing from Scottsdale High this
week. !. Phil Peters, son OF Betty
and Sam will be at Brown; Debbie
Gilmore, daughter of Fran Grod-
berg will be at Mt Holyoke; Tiny
Cohen, daughter of Eleanor and
Bill will be at UCLA; Warren
Kahn. son of Ida and Henry, will
be at Pomona, and the Gerson
twins, newly arrived from Topeka
Kansas, will be at Columbia.
MY own candidate for the athlete
of the year would be Leo Rubinow
what muscles!!
Generalization to Edith Merrill
and Dave Lipson, who will be 1
doing next week. The Les FL
sons and the Lou Buffmans have
broken the record Three days
in Las Vegas and no grille
shows!! The Dave Selin family
are off to Los Angeles for Bea's
nephew's Bar Mitzvah.
Irma and Leon Kraft are islanc
hopping in the Pacific with the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31

officials using ignorance its
hate racs discrimination alive
humiliation physical suffering
of Negro been the torture and murder
of European Jewry.
understand the need for dignity and respect
with all beings be WILL
ing to accept N fellow citizens.
In the Harold Chasen president of the Essex
Jewish Women
memoraion Newark N j. Warsaw Ghetto ami
versary observance:
this with the strong urge to protect encour
brotherhood rights
beings everywhere this evening is not in van
Hulse wrote delightful article
Elks Magazine 'Israe Land OF Promse-and
with Photographs
the touches variety of aspects of Israeli fe
could you going and come across an ancent
first and 18th green
happens the oneme Roman port called Caesarea
Valley, Christ walked, the eucalyptus
fields titled by farmers who fled Oppessors
Poland Bulgaria. Germany ROmania skycrapers STAND on
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31

count of one and two and three
together. It reminded me of a rec
ord we have called "RaiSinS n d
Almonds" on an RCA Victor label.
1t is our familiar Jewish o k
songs in cha cha rhythm.
On the back of the record there
is a glossary of Yiddish terms with
humorous definitions. A few 1 lik-
ed best are:
FreiIach-hOw you feel when
your 3O-year-Old daughter gets
married.
Kazatski-hOw to compound
fracture.
Knish-liver and potato with
charged dough.
MatZah ball-anchOrs aweigh
in soup.
NOsherei-lOaded snack after
midnight.
Sher dance-grab a square
and make a circle.
4 + 4
Phoenix Notes: Mr.. and Mrs.
Johann Ackerman were hosts for
the Kivel Home Mothers Day par
ty where they presented all tn e
ladies with gift and provided the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
Letters To
The Editor
Dear Cecil:

Dear Cecil:
On behalf of the officers n q
board of directors of the Jewish
Community Council, may 1 ex-
press our very great appreciation
to your newspaper for its wonder
full support in the handling of cam
paign publicity and the interpre-
tation of the needs of our United
Jewish Welfare Fund agencies
during the recent campaign.
Your full and comprehensive
handling of our campaign story
was of great help to us in o u +
effort which produced the largest
amount ever pledged to our cam
paign in the City of Phoenix.
Sincerely yours,
Albert M. Stein
-~-~---s.-,.,-E Executive Director
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
Bank Dividend Declared

Shareholders of First National
Bank of Arizona will receive a sec
ond quarter dividend amounting to
1891 ,392.75, it was announced by
Sherman Hazeltine, board chair
man.
The dividend, payable at 35c per
share, will be paid on June 10 to
the banks 1900 shareholders of
record May 81. The total is based
on 1,118,62 shares outstanding.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
Insurance Firm
Cites Bill Adler

William J. (BilD Adler, N e.
York Life field underwater
Phoenix, recently received &c
tificate of Merit after attendii
the annual Career Conference
his company at the Kona Kai ClE
in San Diego.
Adler joined New York Life (
August, 1862, and was rated thi
out of a class of AZ underwrite
who attended the conference frd
Southern California, Utah, Neva
and Arizona. 4
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
By DEBORAH JAFFA METZ

By DEBORAH JAFFA METZ
During goth anniversary Warsaw
uprising stirring memories aroused To
poignant this brief notice from the Jerusalem
of
following appeared The Palestine Post April
Thursday CUP)-A Polish illegal station last night
following appeal:
Warsaw calling Warsaw calling. The death sentence
last 10000 Jews in the Warsaw
savoes echong Warsaws streets Women
children defending themselves with their bare
hands Come to aid.
point the broadcast suddenly broken off,
recalls vividly the whole
of the attack civilization And it
1t become
say forget the and concentrate
there better future possible
unless what learned from the past.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31

to stir up ad-
vance publicity
and promote the
film in high
schools and col
leges. The rea-
son for his tour,
it was reported,
was that the pro-
ducerS found
with panied sur
prise" that hard
ly anyone in the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31

p. M, you C a n
catch the sounds
of music, f u n
and dancing as a
C | a S S receives
"Cha Cha" in
StructionS f r ON
t h e ir capable
teachers, K e n
a n d Dorothy
Gold.
They are "hav-
ing a ball" to the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31
Wall Street News
By ERNEST G. HAMBRo

Several years ago a major Holly
wood studio produced the fl m,
Spirit of st. Louis" which chroni-
cled the story of Lindbergh's his
tory-making flight across the At
lantic.
After its preview, the studio had
to send actor Tab Hunter, an idol
of teenagers, around the country
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31

u that in its greatest agony, European jew
nv stood alone. We must never let this happen
again. The survivors who live in Israel
are in danger once more from a power-hungry
dictator, whose military men, moreover,
have been trained by Nazi experts We must
every possible way; and,
q that it was possible for the most cultured
and sophisticated civilization in history to des-
cend to bestiality. Therefore, we understand
that man CAN be degraded and become less
than human, and it is just this anti-human
force against which must guard.
Much to our horror, we have witnessed 1t
their ralafinnShin
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-05-31

If you drop by the jewish Gem
ter on Wednesday evenings at 9:30
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