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Evening star., 1963-01-24

FLoRENcE LOUISE sHoEMAKER
Of 77t7 Macarthur blvd. wife OF
carol Jean shoemaksf, dauEhter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Follin and sister
Of Frances Cox, Mary Donaldson
and John Follin, Friends are
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd, where
services win be held on Friday,
January 20, At pm. lnterment
Potomac Methodist Church Gene
terry. -
UsMC tRsilrsdl. on Monday. jan.
uary y. 1868 1T. col, WILLIAM
q. sHOOP, USMC tretiTedl, OF Ar
linEton. Va, beloved husband OF
Mary Parrish, father Of Donald \
and Mary Lindsay and brother OF
]. Everett Willis and Robert shoop
Services will BE- held on Monday,
January 2s, al ~ am. al the
Port Myer chapel, Fort Myer, va.
Interment Arlington National Gene.
tery. Please omit flowers. 24,27
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denly, on Tuesday, January -,
1858 PEARL HARRIS HERzo0
beloved wife Of Moses Herzos
and devoted mother OF Mrs. Mar
lorie 0arIoway, Hershel and Pred
Harris. She also Is survived by a
sister. Mrs, Bessie Wolf: a brother,
lsadore Felsenberg, both OF Kansas
CITY, ana eight grandchildren. Fu-
nera services at the Bernard DAN
zansky q Sons Funeral Home. 35Ol
l4th 50, NV. (parking facilities
aujacentl, on Thursday, January
~, at ] pm. Interment WASH
ington Hebrew Congregation ceme-
terry %
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RICKETTS,. HELEN VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA RTcKETTrs i5p9 Of 4ssg sas15E beI
Ray ave, Bethesda, Nd. beloved
VIE OF William T. Ricketts,. mother
q Mrs. Alice Virginia Bovey, Mrs.
Dorothy Viola Smith, Mrs. Julia
Nae Nae Alvord' Mrs; Catherine Smith,
Lucille Reed, Charles w, Harry
Alton, Hazel Edward. Francis Leroy,
William T., IT,, and David Melvin
Ricketts,. Friends are Invited TO
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
FUNERAL Home OF Robert A. Pum-
phrey, Bethesda. Nd, where services
VIII be held on Saturday. January
-, az ~ am. Interment Potomac
MethnGigt Chnrrk Cagalf.w,,
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BUCHANAN, RAYMOND La VAUGHN.

BUCHANAN, RAYMOND La VAUGHN.
on tuesday, January %, 1868, al
the District General Hospital, RAY.
MoND L. BUCHANAN Of 5019 Nash
Buchanan and devoted father Of
Larry Buchanan. Also surviving are
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Albert
Buchanan; three brothers, Melvin.
Albert M. and Herbert G. Buchanan'
and other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
!. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30i5
i2th st., ne. (ample parking faciii-
ties), where friends may call after
= pm. Thursday, January "a, ana
where funeral services will be held
on Friaay January 25, at 1I:3O
an, the Rev. Robert @. Williams
officiating. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Family NAV be
contacted at the family home, LU.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

uary %. 1868, WILLIAM sAUER
OF Glenn Dale, Nd, beloved hus-
6and Of Pollie Sauer, father OF Mrs.
Ruth 5. Hahn and William O. Sauer.
brother OF Mrs. Rose Thomas, Frank
and August Sauer. He also is sur
vtved BY. two grandchildren. Rela-
tlves and friends may call at Gasch's
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave,
hyattsvi1e, Nd, after 8 pm.
ices will be held on Friday, January
20. At IL am Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery, Baltimore, Nd, In
neu OF flowers contributions may be
sent 70 the Cancer Fund. %
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MASON. GRACE d. On Tuesday.
S1nSsSY MEsoSY o, ri sa4, lesS; va NsIs GRACE 2.
beloved wife Of the late Lewis Al
bert Mason, mother OF Mrs. Char
lene Hoekenberry and l.. Edward
Mason, sister OF Mrs. Mabel crum
Of jacksonville, Fla; Mrs. chariene
hussell Of Renada Beach. Calf. I;
Calf. and Randolph Z. snediker OF
yited 70 cail at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Funeral Home OF Robert A
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd. Services
Friday January Is. at 1880 am,
a. 81. David's Episcopal Church
$3.50 Maeomb st. NV. Internsnt
Parklawn Cemetery.
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WAhEHAMi ANNIE c. on Wednes-
day, January 23. 1868, al her
WAREHAM. Beloved f wife 81 "i re late
William H. Wareham and mother
OF Mrs. Viola b Altman OF Wash
ington, d. c.; w. Royce Wareham.
Mrs. Iris Parkhurst and Mrs. GLADYS
Craven, all Of the home address al
California, Nd. Also surviving are
son and two great-great-grandch
dren Friends my call at her late
residence until Friday, January 25,
AZ $3.50 am, Services will be held
AZ II am, Friday. January 25, al
Cedar Hi Cemetery. WASHINGTON,
ID. G. Relatives and friends In
yited. Arrangements By the Mat
tinEley Funeral Home at Leonard
town. Nd. %
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YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN. e
JOHN 7. In loving mena-
ory OF JOHN T. NORTON, Who
passed away three years ago today.
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day, January 90, 1863, at Fairfa,
Hospital. MICHAEL WAYNE RAcEY
Of Boone blvd, Route g. Box 94-M
Owens. stepson of Lester owens
brother OF Allen Owens and grand.
son OF Mrs Elizabeth Crouch
Friends may call ct the Green Fu.
neral Home, "a Eden st.. Herndon
Va. where services will be held al
pm. saturday, January %. In
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BROOKS. LILLIAN r. On "Wednesday.
January .23. 1868, at her Residence,
~ B2d ave, Fairmont Heights,
Nd, LILLIAN r. BROOKS, mother
Of Mrs. A, B, Robinson, Elmer and
William Brooks, She also Is sur.
vived by one sister, other relatives
az the John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. 30l5 18th st. ne. Notice
Of funeral later
Evening star., 1963-01-24

January ~. issA 1888 At III he 4SnG5s piatrisi
aoEMhs aeasE1l II Hospital Ens soI,5 THEREssA ERE;
Sc suryiyinT are thrss dsvo,sd
friends, Edward Craig, Edna N
Dean and Mrs. Clara jackson: one
godehild, Sandra Dean. and many
other friends. Remains resting al
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. 3Olb 9th st. ne. lample
may call after 4 pm. Friday, Jen-
uary 20. After 10 am. Saturday,
January 20. remains will lie In state
the Providence Baptist Church,
18TH 81, and Kentucky ave sle..
until funeral time. at I pm, the
Rev. Garnet W. johnson offieiating, NJ.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
!tery Family may be contacted Al
Evening star., 1963-01-24

J January 20. ssn isss' At M n. ippfisd9si pistrissii
MOTION OF 1901 Columbia I'd. NV.
She Is survived by one niece. Irene
Thomas; devoted friend, Ruth
Jackson; other relatives and friends.
Remains resting AZ the John II.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3Oi5 18th
81, ne. (ample parking facilitiesl /.
ywhsle friends may call after pm
neral services viii be held on satur-
day, January 20, at II an. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

BRICkHOUSE, EVERLENA, On satur-
day January 10, 1858, EVERLENA
BRIcKHOuSE Of l45 ilth 81. SEE,
beloved sister Of Gloria Jean,
ouintin M. Brickhouse. devoted
niece OF Lois and Jasper Weeks,
survive, After 4 pm. Friday, jan
uary. 25, friends may call At
Fraziers Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Funeral and in
terment Sunday, January %. in
Evening star., 1963-01-24

January e5. sNSh 1913. AIN ANNE 1n M TfsSfsy. Eop1.
son, Of S2s Varnum st. NV. be-
loved mother OF Mrs. Edith c.
5hultz. Also surviving are three
randchildren. Funeral from the
W. X. Huntemann a Son Funeral
Home, 5732 Georgia ave. NV. (park.
lng on premisesl, on Friday. January
~, AZ 1880 am. Tnterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery In lieu Of flow
ers make contributions TO the charity
OF your choice. "a
Evening star., 1963-01-24

PERCY Z. on Tuesday.
January %, 1868, at his residence
100 Fairmont 81 NV, Apt, iI2.
PERCY. L, WEBSTER beloved hus-
band OF Mrs. Bessie Webater. brother
sewell, Forest. oscar and ciarenee
Webster. He also leaves 4 host OF
other relatives ana friends. Notice
Of funeral later. SerVices by
Bnowden, Rockville, Nd, "a
Evening star., 1963-01-24

JAMES. on Sunday,
pRIpoE q az Del psffesss sAnEs ~ s.wll Dfs. y.
loved husband Of Margaret Dan.
bridge, and brother OF Josephine
Bowser Hattie johnson. Fiorsnes
hlmms BeIniee Bailey. Evelyn. Cliff
also Is survived By two uncle.
nieees. nephewN and other reiativei
and friends The late Mr. Dandrldse
may be- viewed at the stewart "a.
neral Home, 30 n 80. ne. after
sup m sI9ursdsy where services
1880 am interment lriington
National Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1963-01-24

SMITH, HERBERT. In LOVING man.
DRY OF nv dear husband, HER-
BERT SMITH. who passed AWAY
iour years aeo today, January -,
The first three years we're lonkly,
The fourth has been. too;
i am still filled with memories
Shared BY US two
Evening star., 1963-01-24

JONES EDWARD. on Monday. jan
uary 21, 1903, EDWARD Jones,
husband Of the late Elizabeth Jones.
father Of Vinetta Bundy, Sadie
Johnson. Margaret Myles, ophelis
Johnson, Sandy, Mayme, Evrette,
Norman, Geneva and Wallace Jones;
brother Of Alice Brock. He also
ls survived by seventeen graud-
children, twenty-five great-grand.
cnilaren, other relatives and a host
day, January "a, friends are Invited
70 call at the Jarvis Chapel. l432
You st. NV. Funeral services and
lnterment Orange, Va. "a
Evening star., 1963-01-24

gsnaaIy 2G, 'ohS hisSss! JOHN 7, Fufseis. FoR.
loved husband OF Effie :. Forsythe,
father Of Constance M, Molesky and
brother OF Helen Hodges and Mar
garet Kerr, He also Is survived by
at the Robert A. Mattinely Funeral
Home, 131 1lth ST. sc. (parking
facilities), until Friday, January 25,
at 10 am Requiem mass al ST,
Anthony's Church, at 1880 am.
terment Fort Iincoln Cemetery
Evening star., 1963-01-24

January ~, 1898 JAMES r. ED,
WARDS Of washington, d. c., hus-
band Of Irma Lee Edwards and
father Of James d. Edwards. Rela-
hves and friends may call at
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave-, Hyattsville, Nd, where
services will be held on. Friday,
January 25. at 1:10 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. VISIT
Ing hours after 10 am. Thursday,
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In mrntnriaitt

BALDERsON, EMMA R. In loving
memory Of our mother and sister,
EMMA r. BALDERSON, who passed
away six years ago today, January
"a, 1857.
More and more each day we miss
her,
Friends may think the wound is
healed
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed.
YOUR LOVING SONS, DAN. AND
JIMMY. AND YOUR BROTHERS
Evening star., 1963-01-24

CARRIE. On Thursday.
ggsnuary "a; 1858, CARRIE ROBIN
SON oI 1903 18th ST. NV. Notice
Jarvis.
Evening star., 1963-01-24
FREDERICK RICHARDSON,
.... .. President.

FLOYD HEIMER, Secretary.
SCHMIDT. LIT. COL. ANDREW y. on
COL. ANDREW = SCHMIDT IDqs U. !.
Army lretiredD. OF 10000 Montrose
ave. Bethesda Nd. beloved hus-
band Of Hazel Schmidt, son OF Mrs.
H. Schmidt Of Long island, N. VI
Friends are invited TO call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda,
Nd. Services will be held on Fri-
day, January rs, at II am, at
Va. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers.
token OF sympathy may be made 10
me Columbia Lighthouse for the
Evening star., 1963-01-24

uary 2s, 1883 SARAH NJ sSsIN si
Of l2s07 Kernel circle Belalr, Bowie
Nd, beloved wife OF the late Samuaj
Sabin. mother Of Florence u
Thompson, grandmother OF Florence
n. Thompson and Eleanor j.
Conner. She also is survived BY a
number Of great-grandchildren Mrs
,Sabin rests at the Newton A. Barn
father Funeral Home, Pittsfield.
Mass. where services will be held on
saturday. January 20. at > pm.
Local arrangements By Gasch's Fu-
neral Home.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

OVShhELLs DIR. SELWYN X. On
sETwYyN sME1TnSSyS IkSnusry e1cv2Sl 81 !, 1883. pr.
Windsor lane. Bethesds Wa apl1
loved husband OF the late MabeI Pe-
peeea Cockrell father OF Francis
Cockrell. Charles W Cockreii
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Conner, Mrs
Mabel Rebecca Hassett, Mrs Grace
grove and John Samuel coekreli.
FRIENDS are invited to call All ire
Bethesda-chevy Chase Funeral Home
q Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda.
Mo. Services will be held an
Inursday, January "a, at 1870 D m.
me Bethesda Methodist chiIreh'
Sio georgetown I'd. at HUNTINGTON
esms; interment Leesburg Union
Evening star., 1963-01-24

JEFFRIEs, ANNIE EsTELLE. In low
ing memory Of our dear mother
ana grandmother. ANNIE ESTELLE
ago today. January "a, 1859.
Do not ask US II we miss her,
There is such q vacant place:
Oft We think we hear her footsteps
And see her angelic face.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

DhUE' tAhNIL, on Sunday, January
70, 1893 FANNIE DADE Of 76i
Joseph and Lorenzo Tanner. Az
survlylnR are many other relatives
enc friends. After . pm. Thurs.
day, January a. friends may eal
the. Derritt Funeral Home, 45lf
shsrim, sess Td ne, where funeral ssrv'
nary 25, at II am. Internnsn,
HARMONY Memorial PARK.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

Georges General Hospital. JOHN
=. HARRISON Of 1885 Piedmont
ave-, Glen. Arden Woods. Nd. He
Frances Harrison, father Of Mrs
anna Hill, Mrs. Alice Brooks, Mrs
Josephine Short. Mrs. Theima Jones,
Charles D. and Joseph Harrison
Other relatives and many friends
Friday, January 25, friends NAV
call at the Henry s. Washington
q Sons Funeral Home. 1925 Deane
ave ne, where rosary will be
recited at 8 pm. Mass will be Of
60 at st. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Glen Arden, Nd. Interment Mount
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
ScottsdoIe Firm Is Introducing
New Commodity Trading Service

Tucson, where he is a charter
member Marion Mcdaniel
Lodge, A.F.A.M.
Kaplan, with 20 years experience
in investments, came to Arizona
from Chicago seven years ago.
He was a founder of Berzel In
vestment Co., Phoenix, and was
on the staff of a Phoenix broker
age firm until he joined the Scots
dale Dempsey-Tegeler office when
it opened last spring. He is a
member of the board and one OF
the founders of Har Zion Syna-
gogue, Scottsdale.
In the six months since 1t op-
ened, the Scottsdale office of the
5O-branch nationwide Dempsey
Tegeler network has received ma
tional recognition for it's unusual
decor. Instead of the traditional
stock quotation boards, it displays
paintings by Arizona artists; in
stead of the common theater seat
ing, it provides easy chairs for
customers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06

A new commodity trading SerV-
ice is being introduced by Demp-
sey-Tegeler & Co., Inc, Scottsdale
brokerage office located in Fash
ion Square, 1000 E. Comeback
Rd., Floyd D. Heinz, manager an
nounceS.
Free instruction in trading on the
nations commodity markets is OF
fered, Heinz said. The course con-
sists of one-hour sessions, Monday
through Wednesday evenings.
Harry Bee and Zel j. Kaplan
of the Scottsdale office of the New
York Stock Exchange member
firm will alternate in writing a
monthly column on investments
for the PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
beginning next issue.
Bee, head of the commodity d.
vision and teacher of the course,
has a 22-year background in the
commodity market, 10 of them in
Arizona. Before coming to Phoe-
nix recently, he was assistant
manager of a brokerage office IN
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
Beth Hebrew Sets
Registration, Services

DR.. Abraham L. Rosenblum, rab-
bi of Beth Hebrew Conservative
Congregation urges all Sunday and
Hebrew School students to attend
the first Sunday School session for
registration and orientation, on
Sunday, September at 10 a. m.
Hebrew School will commence on
Monday, September 9 at 4:30 p. m.
Selichot Services will be held on
Saturday, September IA at mid
night. All members of Beth Hebrew
Conservative Congregation n
friends of the community are in
vited to attend. Cantor Boris Gas
sin will chant the services.
The Beth Hebrew Sisterhood will
serve the holiday refreshments al
1O:3O p. m. preceding the Serv-
ice.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06

Issued Worninq

JERUSALEM (JTA) - AS ultra
Orthodox zealotS continued t h e
demonstrations here against alleged
Sabbath dissertations, Jerusalem
Police Chief wi Rudin summoned
leaders of the Neturei Karta and of
the Satmar YeShiva, to tell them
police would have no alternative
but to use counter-force if the riot
ing continued. The leaders, confer
ring separately with the police
chief, told him they condemned
acts of violence by their adherents
b ut insisted they could not ac-
quiesce in the Sabbath dissertations
in their sections Of Jerusalem.
The police warning followed sew
eral incidents. One group OF young
Sters from the ultra-OrthOdoX Belt
Israel quarter beat up a cripple
driving his car through their sec
ton before sundown. Another group
stoned a bus carrying Christian
tourists who had crossed into Jeru-
salem from Jordan via the Mandel-
b aum Gate. In a third instance,
that could have had international
repercussions, zealots threw a stone
at a United Nations automobile
carrying U. N. Truce Supervision
Organization personnel.
Ten youths arrested in earlier
rioting of this type are still being
held for trial. One man, Abraham
Lehrman, 26-year-old American,
arrested with the 10 two weeks ago,
had his case speeded.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
FAMILY "REGISTRATTON
DAYS"

September 8 and Is, both Sum-
days, have been set as "Registra-
ton Days" The entire family is
invited to register between 100
and 400 pm. on one of the two
Sundays in the programs of their
choice.
Refreshments will be served,
and the entire staff will be on
hand to answer questions and sup
ply additional information. The
pool will be open and all regis
trants are invited to be the guest
of the Center for a swim after
completing registration.
Formal classes for children, both
Juniors cages 6 through ID, and
Tweens 9th, 9Th and 9th graders)
will begin Sunday, September %
at 100 pm. Each group will be
led by experienced group leaders,
and individual subjects will be
taught by specialists in athletics,
art, science, stamp collecting, and
many more subjects of interest to
children.
Adult classes will formally be-
gin the week of September II.
CHORUS TO START SEASON
The Phoenix Jewish Community
Center Chorus starts its season
Monday, September 16, at the Gen.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
PHOENIX COLLEGE
EXTENSION

The Center buildings will be-
come an extension of the Phoenix
College Campus for the coming
school year. About 300 students
are expected to be utilizing u r
facilities as Phoenix College stu
dents, and to 10 classrooms will
be used five days per week, from
7:30 am. to $3.50 pm.
Registration is now taking place
in our lobby, and a basic freshman
program is being offered, with
more classes offered on sopho-
more level if the need presents
itself.
Glasses start on the 10th of Sep
tember, and registration will be
held at the Center on September
IL, 12 and 13.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
CENTER POOL NEWS

The Center swim team reports
a very successful year, having
taken part in five meets, winning
four, and losing only one to the
Tucson Jewish Community Center.
Benny Bishop, pool director, re-
ports the formation of Scuba Div
ing program, to be Incorporated
in the Sunday fall programs. All
interested parties must be at least
Is years of age, and have doc
tors certificate. Rental of equip
ment, instruction, and certification
will be included in the fee of $500
per student for Center members,
$500 for non-members.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
THOMAS MALL BRANCH

Guaranty Bank plans to open a
branch office near Thomas Mall
early in 1864, according to James
p. simmons, president.
Simmons said plans are pend
ing final approval by the state
suDerintendent of banking and
the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation. If approved, the
bank will be constructed on the
northeast corner of 44th Street
and Thomas.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
Bits of
News
SECOND ANNIVERSARY

The second anniversary OF
Greater Arizona Savings and Loan
Association was celebrated August
25 it was announced by Maxwell +.
Greenberg, president, who report
ed assets have increased 1851 per
cent during the two years the as
sociation has been serving Arizon-
ans. Assets of the association to-
tailed s45, ,s97, ,4S8 as of June 80,
1868. This is an increase OF $27,
3o8, ,9O9 over opening day assets.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
Goings-On at The Center

ter at 8:15 pm. Membership is
open to the entire community.
Dues are $500 per year for Center
members and $1,000 per year for
non-Center members.
Appearances this year will in
clude Jewish Music Month, War
saw Commemoration program and
Phoenix Arts Festival, with others
to be arranged.
Everyone-any age-is invited to
join. Lidabelle Guberman is di-
rector.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
To Begin Exporting
Jet Training Planes

TEL AVIV-Israels aircraft in
dustry will be in a position to sell
the domestically-made French-type
Fuga jet trainers abroad by next
fall, it was stated here by repre-
sentatives of the industry. Israel
makes these trainers in sufficient
quantity now, and it is believed
that some African countries may
want to buy the surplus Israeli
output of this type of craft.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
.25CENT DIVIDEND

Directors of The Arizona Bank
voted the regular 25-cent per
share dividend for the third
quarter, payable. Sept. 20 to
stockholders of record Sept. D.
The total cash distribution will
be S194, $3.50, based on 777,5|O
shares outstanding. There are
now 2,2OO stockholders in the
statewide banking system, presl-
dent Lloyd A. Bimson said.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
HANKS 18Th

The First National Bank of Ari-
zona now ranks 10Th among the
nations top commercial banks, ac-
cording to the American Banker,
daily newspaper of the banking in
dustry.
The banks position is four
places ahead of its standing in
January, 1868.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
HEALTH CLUB HOURS
ANNOUNCED

Jim Glasper, health club direct
or, announces that membership
has now passed the 300 mark.
Rates for Center members are:
$500 for husband and wife, $4,000
for single; for non members,
$4,000 for husband and wife, and
$500 for single.
New Health Club committee
chairman is Byron (Bud) David
son.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
DIVIDEND DECLARED

The directors of Ramada Inns,
Inc, Phoenix, have declared a
third quarter dividend of 20 cents
payable Oct. to stockholders Oh
record at the close of business
Sept. 20.
Marion w. Isbell, president and
chairman of the board, said con-
solidated gross sales of Ramada
Inns, Inc, rose $500, 900 in the first
six months of 1868 over the first
six months of 1862.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
DIRECTOR APPOINTED

Howard Senior, 38, has been ap-
pointed neutrality-suspicious. di-
ping Center, 44th st. and Thorn
as.
The appointment was an
nounced by David Muss, presi-
dent of WinstOn-Muss Corp, own
er and developer of the shopping
center.
Senior, an advertising executive
more than 16 years, is coming
here from DOwney, Calf.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

BOSTON, April 20 (AP).-
Roman Mejias, who had gone
0-for-6, smashed a two-run
double and Boston upstaged
Detroit's own 18th inning rally
today for a wild 4-3 victory.
The 41a-hour battle tied the
seasons major league record
for most innings.
Three singles, one Of them
good for a run by Chuck Schil-
ling, and a force play preceded
the winning blow by Mejias.
The Cuban was hitting .081
when he belted the drive which
touched off a Red Sox cele-
bration on the field which
made it look as If they'd Just
won the World Series.
In the top half of the inning,
the Tigers Billy Bruton broke
a IL tie with a two-run, two
out single.
A wild pitch by Jim Burning,
the Tiger starter, was the only
reason Boston was in the game
at all. 1t enabled Schilling to
score in the sixth inning. Bum
ming went out after working
IL frames.
The Tigers had pounced on
reliever Dick Radatz after two
were out in the 18th. Gus Tri-
andos, whose two-bagger had
brought in the previous run in
the sixth, doubled off the
centerfield wall. Pinch-hitter
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Nets Defeat SPAIN
For Second in Row

NEW YORK, (AP). - The
Nets extended their winning
streak TO two straight today
defeating Warren SPAIN and
the Braves, 81. behind the
seven-hit pitching Of southpaw
Alvin jackson.
Gil Hodges drove in a run
with his first hit Of the sea-
son and Norm Sherry. another
ex-member Of the Dodgers, hit
his first home run as the Nets
whipped the Braves for the sec
ond time in two days.
Until yesterdays 5-4 tri-
umph, the Nets had lost all
eight starts this season and
four Of the defeats were at
the hands Of the Braves.
Jackson, making his third
start OF the season, did not
permit more than one Brave TO
reach base In any inning un-
I'll the eighth. He gave up
two hits in each Of the last
two innings but pitched his
way out Of trouble on each
occasion.
Tommy Aaron accounted for
the Braves only run with q
home run in the fifth.
II was the first victory
against one defeat for jackson,