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— Friday, June 13, 1938
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COOL SUMMERFUN—The Stella Schlanger Pool at the climb. Cool ramadas have been added at poolside this year
Center is a popular spot these days as summer temperatures to give more comfort to Center members and guests.
Center Swim Team Goes
On First Road Junket
The Tucson Jewish Community swim team will take its
first out-of-town trip when it goes to Phoenix with Coach
Keith Meenan for the Roosevelt Relays June 14.
Making the trip will be Richard Siegel, Ken Fink, Dave
Resnick, Jeff Schantz, Robert Brook, Jerry Steinman, Fran-
cine Kuropatkin, Marge Kir-'
chner, Naomi Siegel, Neil
Powell, Jeff Kagan, Dave
Jacobs, Ronnie Meyerson,
Mark Brook, Larry Resnick,
Esther Rudis, Andy Acker
man, Bonnie Kirchner.
Miriam Mizell, Bobby Kail,
Alan Stein, Dave Rubin, Shel
ley Lazarow, Leslie Dunn,
Alene Spitzer, Sherry Grant,
Ellen Kleinerman, Mike Siro
ta, Josh Grant, Linda Mil
stein, Rueben Weisz, Billy
Stein, Wayne Powell and
Howie Lazarow.
The center swim team held
its first intramural meet with
these results:
50-yd. butterfly (11-12 year olds)—1.
Either Rudit. T-48.9. 50-yd. butterfly <l3
and over)—l. Marge Kirchner; 2. Naomi
Siegel. T-45.6. 25-yd. backstroke 18 and
under)—l. Dvorah Siegel, 43.4. 50-yd.
backstroke (11-12)—1. Esther Rudis; 2.
Miriam Mizell. T-50.6. 50- yd. backstroke
(13 and over)—l. Francine Kuropatkin,
44.4. 25-yd. breaststroke (8 and under)
—l. Devorah Siegel. T-24.5.
25-yd. breaststroke (9-10) —1. Ellen
Kleinerman; 2. Leslie Dunn. T-33.1. 50-
yd. breaststroke (11-12)—1. Bobby Kali;
2. JoAnn Schnadig; 3. Bonnie Kirchner.
T-56.3. 50-yd. breaststroke (13 and
over) —1. Marge Kirchner; 2. Francine
Kuropatkin; 3. Naomi Siegel. T-49.9. 25-
yd. freestyle (8 and under)—l. Devorah
Siegel. T-34.6. 25-yd. freestyle (9-10)
1. Ellen Kleinerman; 2. Leslie Dunn; 3.
Sherry Grant. T-24.0. 50-yd. freestyle
(11.12) —1. Esther Rudis; 2. Jo Ann
Schnadig; 3. Bonnie Kirchner. T-43.1.
50-yd. freestyle (13 and over)—l. Naomi
Siegel; 2. Francine Kuropatkin; 3. Marge
Kirchner. T-38.6.
25-yd. butterfly (8 and under)—l. M : kc
Sirota. T-21.4. 25-yd. butterfly (9-10)
—l. Dave Rubin; 2. Alan Stein. T-20.9.
50-yd. butterfly (11-12)—1. Larry Res
nick; 2. Neil Powell. T-41.8. 50-yd. but
terfly (13 and over)—l. Richard Siegel;
2. Jeff Schantz; 3. Alan Resnick. T-36.5.
25-yd. backstroke (8 and under)—l.
Wayne Powell. T-40.7.
25-yd. backstroke (9-10)1. Dave Rubin;
2. Shelley Lazcrow. T-20-7. 50-yd.
backstroke (11-12)—1. Larry Resnick; 2.
Ronnie Meyerson. T-42.5. 50-yd. back
stroke (13 and over)—l. Ken Fink; 2.
Dave Resnick; 3. Art Yavelberg. T-32.2.
25-yd. breaststroke (8 and under)—l.
Mike Sirota; 2. Wayne Powell; 3. Howie
lazarow. T-28.6. 25-yd. breasis’roke
(9.10)—1. Alan Stein; 2. Shelley Laza
row. T-23.9. 50-yd. breaststroke (11-12)
Kagan. T-52.4. 50-yd. breaststroke (13
and over)—l. Richard Siegel; 2. Ken
Fink; 3. Jeff Schantz. T-41.0.
25-yd. freestyle (8 and under) —1.
Mike Sirota; 2. Josh Grant; 3. Andy Ack
erman. T-18.6. 25-yd freestyle (9-10)
1. Dave Rubin- 2. Alan Stein; 3. Shelley
lazarow. T-17.5. 50-yd. freestyle (11-
12) 1. Larry Resnick; 2. Dave Jacobs;
3. Neil Powell. T-35.0. 50-yd. freestyle
(13 and over)—l. Ken Fink; 2. Richard
Siegel; 3. Dave Resnick. T-30.1.
COOLER
REPAIRS
& SALES
Complete stock of parts or we
will do the work for you.
Open Evenings
and Sundays
It’s 20-to-l We’re Open
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It's 20-to-l We're Open
Delay Os Court
Hit By Editor
FOREST PARK, Pa.—Har
ry Golden, editor of the
Carolina Israelite of Char
lotte, N.C. said here that the
delay in complying with the
Supreme Court decisions to
end racial segragation in the
public schools is “keeping the
best minds of the South from
contributing to the real prob
lems of the world.”
Addressing the 300 national
labor leaders attending the
Third National Conference of
the Trade Union Council for
Human Rights of the Jewish
Labor Committee at Unity
House, Mr. Golden said that
the “real victims of the anti
segregation drive are not
alone the Negroes but the
Southern white community.
The South has produced
some of the most creative
minds in the American civili
zation, but they are now 1 pre
occupied with this problem
and aren’t thinking of Ameri
can foreign policy, or the ex
pansion of the industrial and
educational processes, or the
over-all strategy of the free
world against statism and
totalitarianism.”
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JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
iiscovcry of evidence of a
system of Jewish agriculture
in the central and southern
Negev as long as 3,000 years
ago was announced here.
Some of the finds were locat
ed 20 miles south of Beer
shebva.
This is the
Trim-Form Royal
Reducing Couch
Reading about it—friends telling you what it will do can
not possibly give you what one free courtesy treatment
will do ... I personally invite you to come in or phone
and arrange for a Free home demonstration and figure
analysis. Guaranteed in writing. This is what TRIM-FORM
will do with effortless exercise—
J Hour per Day on Trim-form Royal Couch is equal
to 3 hours of calisthenics—lß holes of golf and
a 10-mile horseback ride plus 15 miles of walk
ing in correct bone alignment. All this on the
Trim-Form Royal Couch with no effort on your
part. It’s really pleasant and relaxes you all over.
T R I M-F O R M
46 N. Tucson Blvd. EA 7-5926
THE ARIZONA POST
4 Nazi 9 Wrestlers
Given Bronx
Cheers!
ATLANTA, (JTA) A
rising tide of viewer pro
test against a weekly “Live
Atlanta Wrestling” pro
gram on WLWA, local
television station, brought
an end this week to a per
formance by two of the
groaners in which they
gave Nazi salutes and
shouted “Heil Hitler.”
It was a routine proce
dure for one member of
the team, ostensibly made
up of two Germans, to
announce: “We are Ger
mans. We are a master
race. We don’t want to stay
in America where we re
ceive unfair decisions.”
Norman Shavin, TV-radio
editor of the Atlanta Jour
nal, published a comment
from Howard Haire, secre
tary of the Atlanta Athletic
Commission, who said the
wrestlers’ act was designed
to make people hate them
but there was nothing in
rules for professional
wrestling against the act.
He added he thought the
two wrestlers were “just a
couple of Tennessee hill
billies.”
SIMONIE stfßjk
ANYOS HLTTI
Independent
COMPLETE INSURANCE
SERVICE
2915 E. Edison
EA 6-0296 EA 6-4325
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Bar Mitzvahs
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Marvin Ross Barg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Barg
will be Bar Mitzvah at Cong.
Anshei Israel June 28.
Marvin is going into the
eighth grade at Townsend
Junior High. He is interested
in rocket science, model
planes and boats. He is a
member of the Junior Opti
mists and the National Honor
Society.
Friends and members of
the congregation are invited.
I would like to thank
Rabbi Breger, Rabbi
Bilgray and all my
dear friends who sent
me so many beau
tiful gifts and cards
and were so thought
ful during my illness.
Thank you from the
bottom of my heart 11
EVA SHIFF
A TERRIFIC PRICE
SLASHING
f?nal SALE
We’re Vacating Our
Present Premises!!!!
SALE STARTS MONDAY, JUNE 16TH 9:30 A.M.
EVERYTHING MUST GO
jTIfcOUSEsI | J OWNS | | PBESSES|
Nylon, Cotton, Dacron One Group 4| ® ne rou P MBB
One Group -i 88 *eg. 79.98 || Keg. to 14.98
Keg. to 3.98 I Close Out. .. Close Oat
NOW “
One Group 1)8 8 Reg. to 19.98 /
Keg. to 5.00 £ Reg. SB9 to $169 c , OSe Qut ■
Close Out ■■ • Reduced CAO/
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Cl ° PETEK PAN BRAS
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Woolen - Cotton TOPPERS SWIM SUITS
Sffr.. 4 sß IJA Off Vs Off
One Group £BB
Reg.to 18.98 A All Sales Cash-Final
NOW
Claire Opens
Trim-Form Here
Mai Claire, at one time affi
liated with N.B.C. Radio in
Chicago as Uncle Mai the
Story Teller, has opened the
Trim-form Home Reducing
Program located at 46 N.
Tucson Boulevard.
Mr. Clair has managed
similar programs both in
California and Tucson for
eight years.
Trim-form Studios carries
the Royale Reducing couch
The basis for the machine is
to give a person exercise
without any physical effort
on the person’s part.
Father’s Day Is June 15th!
jf3gg/glad!
With
THE PERFECT FATHER’S DAY GIFTS
from
Fine Men’s Wear 2932 E. Broadway
Page Three
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