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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont J
SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
COX & CO.
RE. 1868. 81. OTIS. UN. 1926.
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

HEDGE AGAINST INFLATIoN-Put
estate that is increasing daily in
value. $4,000 cash down will buy
this half -million-dollar 54-unit apt.
DEVELOPMENT in D. c.; 8 fireproof
T-Shaped bdgs., built only 4 yrs.
ago; all 2-bedrm. and 1-bedrm.
aaS or %lta enre a. sssome
price,. enjoy 15T net return on
cash invested; all your money back
in approx. years. Please reply
,s BOY F1iRSISH;En yes1S; Star r.ipaprMrNrxs8gns- xg
sirable downtown location, income
Mr.; GALL1HER, Ma. 6s41 or MI.
NV. 12-uNIT APT. building. all
lge. apts. Property in excel. cond.
Priced low; Will show 15eo net re-
Realtors. ST. 2O26.
4, AND UNIT. detacned. brick
apartment buildings; Takoma Park
locations: excellent returns. Raj
RELL REAL ESTATE. sH. s794
le uSN1r APT. cony. NV. legation; ion
bSt worth more; Down payment,
CITY REALTY co. RE. 0703. RA.
SALE OR ExcHANGE-Two-family
apt, in Takoma Park. S13.950. SH.
34aQ: ewes SH.- 1884.
INTOWN S.E.-New, 2-family apis,
large rooms, full easements; attrac-
tive, convenient home and income.
SdS GE9RGE oY,s x: WoIlRTH1IIgSGToN g.
MT. PLEASANT AREA-17 units:
property has the most modern
prop. and price less than 7 times
ss}Iar, sSa sss$}Sa SS@s sT sssk skEA1f9
BUNGALoW-Si4,9 4,9bo-with g. rm.
apt. over 3Ox40, det. garage; S115
mo mo INCOME; g e.. lust Of Nop4usyS n H sys'
sGd DI. ss42 s2 or 81. 1913 1889; 9.,, II -15 e.,
Splendid Investment. low ;sl, cash
buildins; 1st floor. restaurant, leased
printing establishment, leased for
fIFn. apt; Of 9 rms, kit. and bath
come s25a monthly; minimum oper-
straight S17, 900 Isl trust st 81
neWed. H' Price $4,000. $4,000
1st trust and interest and pEiIn1seiiplss
PROP, NC e27 18th st. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster 2-dr.,
beautiful new maroon finish, using
Ford enamel; radio, heater; extra
nice condition; S995; 4-mo. guar.
Buy The SAFEWAY MOTORS, 1900
18th ST n W No nh IA
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. Cont
BUILDERS' HOME

Here is a close-in brick Cape Cod,
custom built and in new-house con-
dition; living room 20x15 with bay
windows, dining room, equipped
kitchen with breakfast nook, large
bedroom and tile bath, all on 1st f.;
rooms and tiled bath plus an extra
equipped kitchen; basement has new
pine-paneled rec. room 15x24 with
fireplace; attached garage; 1b5-ft.
lot that is artistically Handicapped.
Very reasonably priced at S2o,6O0,
with immediate possession.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATEL1-ls4s
Chevrolet vans. stakes. panels and
srses' rgnhIc tgI Ie: sEERV1Gr il VIC PRfv. .uR if
SELF 1922 I st Nv NE 7011
VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
IA. 2937; after Z pm. GE. 1916.
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CT SPECIAL,

Very nice 2-bedrm. bungalow; large
bath, liv. rm., oversize equipped kit,
huge expandable attic, large A-acre
this can be handled with approx.
5000 down and $65 per mo. Total
price, S10,300.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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HUNTINGTON

MY LAST TWO LISTINGS HERE
Both excellent values for owner-oc-
cupant or investor; better grade; 2
bedrooms; semidet. Payments S56.22
and S6775 mo. Asking S10.500
each. ROY N. LIcARI, TIE. 1882.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

and 3.bedroom brick homes in Hy-
attSville area. Call us for a fair ap-
praisal without obligation; An ex-
SE Ssf3s se fs1ss w. 7szs'' 45o6! RSsEx open Soa
MODERN HOUSE in NV. D. c. CIV With
or bedrms.; lge. lot: Wesley
Reights Heh gSo or BTiareliff areas preferred.
Want C ''aSGs aoTsE Seaf On good Virginia hwy:
pay S2 900. up to S75 per mo; call
Will Hi HIaai PRxDE fine. small estate 1nr prop.
erty in Burnt Mills Hills for smaller
bfsfersbs b19s EGSaea s.tbesdg In go0d 6T es NR
DIXON at ST; 1900, or Ho. 2S4S,,
RAMBLER TYPE HOUSE, under
$4,000. AK. $500, Ext. 2ss. Call
AMI HOME in NV. Io B. c.
or nearby Nd. Price range optional
to advantages offered. Call OR. 7104.
ALL CASH FOR HOMES in D. C. or
Mo. Free appraisal. KAY REALTY
CO, INC, RA. 2200.
for for yog5 Dropeggty, Cali Mr.. KiTcH-
CUSTOMERS WAITING Tor moder-
ate priced homes; 2, 3, bedrms.
In Silver, Spring area. Call for free
appraisal; WoETHH1INGToN REAL
300; ewes. AP. so99. II
QUICK ACTION WITH SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME. PROMPT FREE
APPRAISAL MR.. QUICK RA' 3. 341s.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
ment property Is what you desire.
eall 3 A; HUMPERIEs: Realtor.
wT appEa,salf NRHn SISTs Rssulss =: since la,s
;srSss gSGs%Ra s4d gfsS RES1T% 5as M 81 T9HS {{s5
PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to pur-
chase, direct from owner. modern
%a' S1aVealsat s4s4t to St. Jerome School,
No. oA AARIo.9a-s sfIoas bedrm. home wanted,
direct from owner; substantial cash.
EE,SEDnooM HOUSE T.; in ,Arling.
PRf9ATE 1sfM rEnPI FAIRY S wants an o1 to buy DE-
tached brick home: minimum Of 8
bedrms:. Y baths; built since 1910;
un to $4,000; in Chevy Chase; no
FouR0BEDRM. BRicK DET. HousE,
.. c. or nearby Nd. west Of Rock
Greek e 6zo Park IJts Priee not exceeding
pVT S1g'9i2A PARTE ~ dssiFes dsSs; from own owner.
rambler or bungalow, 2 or, bed;
rms, bsmt.. garage; must be good
buy, not more than $4,000. Box
L1sT1NGs 1sT7K STAR wANrED-Expert ap-
praisal and advice based upon long
years of experience mean quick
profitable sales. Phone, eve. or Sun,
OR. 6916. L. T. GRAvATTE, Real
tor, 1918 K st. NV. Ma. 0753.
WE HAVE ready purchasers for
goa9s sSms' ff vi sEsS 14Rpra5ssE e.
WE ~iiGtSi HAVE CASH BUYERS for a homes Hane;
and investment properties. What
have you to offer? THOS. e. JAR
BELL CO. Realtors (estab: 1879.
BETHESDA. CHEVY CHASE,
homes a sFfs Between Mns' s15'ooo have seVsla and
need Of immediate housing and
will give quick action. 2 or 3
bedrms., ramblers or 2 stories.
have the clients. II you are
eei eefdy T s9 fs sril please sSeninrs flys me wi
71o5, With ~ "
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1903 H st. NV, Ma. 2345
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
in the D. c.. Md. and Va. area. No
charge for our appraisals.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1926 K st. NV, MA. O352; ewes,
NO. 0O26. Over 80 Years Service" Z"
List Your Houses With Us
Maryland, Virginia or D. C.
We need homes for. the homeless;
don't delay. Cali today, or we will
buy outright; free appraisals.
PHILLIPS & co.
1713 Z at. NV. ST. 1929
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Two for prioa of On,

Two Tor Price of One
Main house is brick and asbestos
place, separate dining room. fully
equipped kitchen or 1st floor; three
good size bedrooms and full bath on
2nd floor; full basement, car port
and front porch. o.h.-w. heat. Sec
ond house has living, dining room
combination, kitchen, utility rm., 2
q lovely 4-acre lot; close to buses,
schools and shops. Can be yours for
only $4,000.
Cornelius J. Weetman
FA. 1888, 62l7 Lee Hwy, FA. 4992
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

SURE, YOU WANT the highest price
for your car. then see Roper; !;
1940 to 194e models: win pay spot
cash. ROPER" 18th and R.. I.
DE- ayf; sof6 ais; 40 4-dr. or Buick Is Is or
es DsPs0T E% Hnly 5o4s 44dr' mqi5 Is. be
PLYMOUTHs-194O and 1941; pay
highest cash price. MR.. ARTHUR,
between and 5 pm, DU. .9765.
CHEVROLET 1899 to 1o47, wanted
CASH q ileaP Mf fnq 76asl ae5r priced can nay
good. clean car throughout; priced
for cash. Sterling 1857.
NORTH CAROLINA used car dealer
specializing in cars direct from
{b9e,,I5 Hi9e h59althy original Tala cOndslon SO
Pontf9cs. 2 and 4 doors. Write T. N
JAMES. P. o. Box 238, Bethel North
C",-olina EivinT description, price.
address. ,telephone number and my
LfScoLSsEcis4ioo' - cDpio'I and Sdu: 1s41. wanted
"RoPERs," 18th and R. 1. ave. ne.
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE, 'se
to 40: spot cash. PRESTWOoD.
5s06 Ga; ave; NV; GE: 4o3S. IA
s %skis ffss Is sss. 'i'u5s' e ns "
Want "a otSS 20 MANAGED CARS. 70,
wreck. I'd; we buy outright or accept
N trade on good used cars: We also
eass u'sS %RkENs RfEsi NJ 2it %o foFs sznv
4O36 MINI. ave ne VI 1868
BdR Tn IEn NEOnrT 3
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THREE BEDROOMS

Colonial brick and c,apboard, built
in 1910; 2nd floor has master bed
room 11xl9, 2 other twin-size bed
1st A., 11xl9 living room with center
fireplace, dining room 1Ox12,
screened porch 10x12. equipped
kitchen; full basement with recrea-
ton room, laundry and heating room
with lavatory; attached garage; lot,
100X110, corner; beautifully land
and shade trees. some fruit bearing
within 2 blocks of primary school,
bus and shopping center. Drive by
1901 North 25th rd., Arlington,
Virginia. If interested, call KE.
3-6299 or KE. 3-6677; price, $1S,-
$50, substantial cash required.
j. H. BENOIT, Realtor
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CoLoRED-NoRTHEAsT, D. c.
$3.50 cash down payment, $3.50
monthly. ma. 1855, CO. 4131. 20.
2-43S2. 10"
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SMALL FARMS

An acre and independence
$500 (no house). Also half
acre BUSINESS lots on
State Route % for $500, pay
able $50. down, SIS q month.
Plenty Of room for chickens,
garden, fruits, etc.; raise
your own food and beat the
high cost of living and don't
worry about rationing and
boarding. You can use your
land as soon as you pay the
GooD RoADs-ELEcTR1cITY
$25 DOWN, $40 A MONTH
So minutes drive out Lee
blvd. to Centerville, turn left
at traffic light on Route %
Coward Manassas) 4 miles
to our big sign on left
SMALL FARMS. Open every
day l to 8 pm. Every Trail
ways bus to Manassas passes
us. Bring $40 deposit. "a
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NEW RAMBLER

Features 8 bedrooms, spacious living
room with fireplace, full dining rm.,
equipped kitchen; on large wooded
lot; over 21, 900 50. IT.; within 20
min. of D. c.; lovely brick home
OPEN 8 'TIL9
LURIA BROS.
$500 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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PROPERTY WANTED

WELL-ESTABLISHED AUTO company
needs bldg. approx. 60x100 for
service work. Will consider contem-
plated construction on long-term
lease; nr. Bladensburg and N. Y. ave.
Box 452-R. Star.
TO LEASE-Established manufac-
turer needs bldg. 2,400 to 5000 50.
IT. before Oct. /, Bethesda, Glen
Echo area. Box 352-Z. Star. -15
$4,000 TO INVEST
Family estate funds. Box 313-x
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
'continuedl
KASS RTJTT,DTNG
CLARENDON BUILDING
OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED

LAW PROFESSOR
with established practice in DC.
and Va. desires furn. or unfurn.
Office with recep. svc. in lawyers
suite in mod. D. C. bldg. Write de-
tails and rental. Box 1917. Star.
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JUNIOR ESTATE

Down Shirley hwy. q hop, skip and
erty. White masonry home, with 2
bedrms. and bath on 1st. A., in ad-
dition to liv. rm., din. rm. and
equipped kit; finished stairway to
2nd A., where 2 bedrms. may be
added. Full bsmt with outside en-
contracts with I0Gs down invited.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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Manning Trailer Sales
your MiD-sTATEs DEALER"
q. 8. No. / ct Berwyn, Nd. Tower 6661
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

group lots; level; close
in, near Navy-Pentagon bldgs. for
"Duplexes" 81 $50 each. EDWARD
BOWERS. 1875 Eye st. NV; RE.
HONE iSNf AND INCOME Mt. Pleasant;
rfNRtRfsr nst fsll " HA1s lsSG mi. from s Psnsa-
gon over Shirley hwy; beau. wooded
150X200 homesite; 81 $50. VERNON
NJ. LYNCH & SONS, Lincolnia. Va,
AL. 5906 fclosed Sundays.
LOT 5Ox150. zoned for apts.: 1900
6aN S}Sff NEehGs t. sHfEoN sEf ~" Reaor mfes os5 o
1SGGi MANOR 1oox1oo commer- TS
0ni, $1,000. ROYCE h. PARKS
BtfLDEks@Lots itfi olf4tO: now avail. in small
or large groups in newly developed
School Ia and d bus. m &C Cali i'm immed, sio; for
OWNER, Gil. o65s or ia. 2-5575.
PAINT BRANCH FARMs.1n acres,
Gse9 PS GWnss Cain r. RE rs5sGna0l' 55s5 0feE l5 re-
esorses COUNTY: @ Sf1 Utilities lite a. availabie. liable
$500 per lot; For further informs-
LlOn cali WeekuayS, ON. lOlOs ON.
7171. Ewes. and week ends. OR.
6055 HUDSON CO. lis
TWO ACRES on Enterprise road.
seven miles east of District; ideal
homesite. A. C. HAYNES, Enter
prize I'd Mitehelyille; Nd. IL
Virginia lots; list your lot with us
for sale today. ARTHUR l.. WAL
TERS. CH. 4141. IA
POTOMAC HUNT CLUB area: 5 to 10
sievation Sc0g coca cd aoae road SfT fTees @ GREEN @
pasture. and stream: going fast at
this price. CHARLES B. 1LER, WI.
H3*2; ewes. Oh. 1881. IA
5000 GOO ACREAGE = D. C. area;
water sewer available; exchange all
or part for farm in south or south
west, Box 1907, Star.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Seven
nice lots Zoned for or 5-unit apts.
in heart of Silver Spring. SH. 3490;
ewes SH o254
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MASTER. OF ALL

in exclusive Hillwood. When
you see this home you will know
what we mean. If 1t is luxury liv-
ing you are looking for, by all
means call for appt. Situated grace-
fully on a gorgeous half acre of
velvet green, beautifully studded
with shrubs and trees. you will see
this most impressive home. The
architecture in general is English
Tudor, constructed of solid 12-in.
stone walls, thick slate roof and
steel joists and concrete sub floor
ing. Entering the home across from
side hall we have a gracious liv-
ing room 1SX25 with fireplace. huge
formal dining room. diversified kitch-
en-, 1st-f. bath and pine panelled
den with fireplace. From the same
side hall we have winding stairway
to 2nd A.: there are bedrooms and
B baths here. plus huge dressing
room of of master suite. There is
also another stairway at the end so
the smaller bedroom and bath could
be used for. maids room; full
basement with asphalt tile floor and
"a bath: two-car attached garage.
Total price. $4,000.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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HOMEWOOD

HOMEWOOD
Where a little buys q lot. In beat
tiful rolling oak woodland there is
the spot for your home. You can
have Q half acre with q wide 'front.'
age or as much more land as you
like. You can build your own house
with the protection of a sensible
restrictive covenant. You will be
within 6 minutes Of the Shirley
hwy. and within an easy half hour
Of downtown. The average price is
$500 per homesite; terms. 500
down and S25 per month Call
MASON HIRST
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All advertisements offerins
automobiles for sole must in.
clude uetuul selling price Of cor.
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ARLINGTON COLONIAL

Brick construction, offering 3 bed
rms. and full tiled bath plus living
rm.. dining rm. and kitchen; side
screened porch; full bsmt.; oil heat;
conveniently located in N. Arl. on a
nice level lot; priced at S15,960
with as little as $1,000 down.
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VIRGINIA BEAUTY

$10,250-GI
Love that brick, and so will you;
semidetached with Colonial front
porch, large living room, full dining
room overlooking lovely garden;
equipped kitchen; End floor has z
twin-size bedrooms and bath; full
basement space for recreation room;
new-home condition, located on
Wesmond dr., close to Pentagon and
airport, convenient to bus. school
and shopping; terms to veteran.
S525 down. approximately 500
monthly including taxes. Call Mr..
McGinnis, TU 1888 evenings.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 K st. NV.
MA S0nS IA
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

REHoBoTH BEACH, DEJ.-Knotty
pine cottage. right on the beach: i'm
maculate; sleeps 5; $50 per week.
OWNER. EN-. 1897. Ia
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AVIATION

SA, AS; all metal; 70
hours since major; extras; trade for
late model car. MEREDITH. Temple
Trailer Village. lot 90, Alex. Va.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-08-04
Palestine Issue Was Major
Postwar Failure of
British Foreign Policy

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Palestine
is treated as the major postwar
failure of British foreign policy
in 'Reprieve from War;" a book
by Lionel Gelber, former political
adviser to the Jewish Agency in
the United States. published by
Macmillan. MIR. G elber also
touches on Jewish aspects of the
German problem.
Mr.. Gelber acted as liaison Of
ficer for the Jewish Agency
with the United Nations Secre-
tariat and for a number of dele
cations at the U.N. during the
proceedings which led to the es-
tablishment of Israel. He was a
Rhodes scholar at Oxford, a lee
turer at the University of Tor
onto and an officer in the, Royal
Canadian Airforce.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-08-04
A Concentration Camp in America

ton of the Loyalty Review Board they became
confused over the word 'pinko." They inquired
with typical German efficiency into the exact
meaning of the term. "a pinko is anybody who is
opposed to racial segregation and who wants to
fight for civil liberties" they were told by an Of
fetal connected with the board. The delegation
carefully entered the answer in notebooks, so that
it could introduce a similar program in Western
Germany
AmercaniSm is under attack of Communists
in Korea and also by Communists and neo-fascist
reactionaries at home This is the time it would
seem, to become more liberal and not less liberal
The fight for democracy is fight against totali-
tarianism-but not a fight gainst those who
would implement the ideals of democracy.
In the House of Representatives only Is votes
could be mustered against the Hobbs Bill which
would give the Attorney General the power to
establish concentration camps The camps would
hold deportable aliens, criminal or subversive
whose native lands refuse to take tn e m back
While it is no doubt good idea to lock up such
subversiveS and criminals, this bill provides Sec
ond punishment without second trial, merely be-
cause deportation cannot be carried out. This is
not only un-American but may prove unconstitu-
tonal. The experience of other countries has
shown that, once established, the concentration
camp idea grows and soon all citizens dangerous
to national security" are thrown in without trial.
Although liberal organizations opposed the
Hobbs Bill not even all the Jewish congressman
voted against it.
Some organizations have rallied against the
Mundt Bill although many individuals are afraid
to oppose it. This BILL called the Subversive Ac-
tivities Control Act is so vaguely worded that it
would be virtually impossible for anyone, how
ever innocent, to escape conviction. It would in
flict serious penalties through guilt by association.
The bill would undermine the structure of Ameri-
can society-the society it is ostensibly meant to
buttreSS.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-08-04
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

Copyright, 1850, Jewish Telegraphc Agency, 1nc.)
WASHINGTON
While democracy throughout the world is
threatened, the security of Jewry is considered
here by some to be in double jeopardy. Danger
signals already flashing in Washington as neo-
fascist elements wrapped in American flags, are
seeking to destroy the very liberties troops are
dying to preserve There are those within our bor-
ders, not only Russian agents but also ultra-right
wingers, who would destroy the American hertz
age. The Reds are being exposed and brought to
justice. The fascist-minded reactionaries, in no
way tainted by liberal associations are gaining
opposition to Communism.
These reactionaries must be given due credit
for pointing out Stains treachery and warning us
of what to expect from Moscow. However, there is
also debit side on their ledger. While they OPP
posed Communism, they also opposed Jews, Ne
groes, and labor. They apologized for Hitler and
favored Franco. They prevented the passage of
civil rights and FEPC while advocating totalitar-
ian controls. AS anti Communists they have a
clean bill of health. But they feel the same way
about such American ideals as religious freedom
and the dignity of the individual as Joe Stain.
Westbrook Pegler, whose neo-fascist ideas are
gaining, now advocates concentration camps. His
fellow Travellers Growing about h eir "spotless"
ISCOAOS uAAA4AAPCdCLdUAS 4Oyd1Cy, W
capitalize on these assets to gain important posi-
lions. Although the Federal Government condemns
such lunatic fringe groups the Silver Shirts or
Ku Klux Khan, the higher echelons of neo-fascism
sometimes escape detection. They infiltrate-not
unlike the Reds-and bore from within. Such sub
versives constitute threat to democracy lacking
the immediacy of the Red peril but which is in the
long run just as dangerous.
A German delegation visited Washington re-
Gently under State Department sponsorship to
study the loyalty program. During their examina-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-08-04

The appointment of the inter-
nationally eminent author, edu-
Gator and critic. DR.. Albert Leon
Guerard, as Professor of Com
parative Literature at Brandeis
University was announced today
by DR.. Abram L. Sachar, Presi-
dent of the Waltham, Massachu-
sets institution.
Long regarded as a leading au-
thority on the background of
thought, DR.. Guerard has also re-
ceived wide recognition for his
studies of the literary history of
civilization.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-08-04
Jewish Broadcast
Slated for Sundoy

On Sunday, August 9Th, the
Eternal Light will present an
other in it's special summer pro-
gram, "The Words We Live By"
panel discussion series based
upon selected passages from the
Bible (NBC Network. IL: 90
P. M. WNBC 10000 P. M.
DST.) "The Words We Live By"
presented by the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America,
under whose auspices the Eter-
nal Light is conducted, will run
for a period of twelve weeks. This
program is brought to you as a
public service by the National
Broadcasting Company.
Theme of the current series
will be Eternal Questions" with
the topic for this program drawn
from the story of Samuel: Shall
we have a king to Judge Jus like
all the nations? Mr.. Norman
Cousins, editor of the Saturday
Review of Literature will be
heard as guest on this seventh
program.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-08-04

With all nations who look to
the United States for at least a
part of their arms supplies, Israel
shares the mounting concern that
American military commitments
in Korea rebound to the extreme
disadvantage of all other areas
where the element of defense
preparedness counts as a major
policy factor. The Western mill
tary weakness displayed in the
first six weeks of the Korean
police action" has, of course,
blown wide open all the fanciful
theories of western armed might
based on overwhelming military
resources. Diplomats are wond-
ering, instead, whatever happen
ed to the $5O,OOO,OOO the United
States has been spending on arms
and whether, in the light of the
needs in Korea, needs elsewhere
can be met for a long time.
For Israel however. this is
a secondary source of worry. Of
greater importance for the inn
mediate future are the political
repercussions of Korea. as they
bear on the arms situation in the
Middle East.
That situation has undergone a
change as a result of the Korean
conflict in two principal ways.
On the one hand, Washington has
made it clear that the so-called
build-up of material and forces
for the Korean campaign is only
partially aimed at winning in
Korea. It is to be global build
up aimed at international COM
munism" and, by implication, the
Soviet Union. From now on, it
it being strongly, if privately, inn
pressed upon the non-Communist
nations, everyone will be expect
ed to sign on the anti Communist
line.
Secondly. the intricatelY woven
pattern of relations among nom
Communist states has been mark
eddy effected by the tactics used
in meeting the North Korean
aggression. The question of con-
crete and active support for the
American-led U. N. enforcement
action has been put directly to
each member of the United Ma
tons and their replies are certain
to be used as an important touch
stone of future American policy
in relation to each.
In this campaign to get world
wide commitment in Korea, Israel
came through affirmatively. It
gave its unqualified support to
the Security Council resolutions
establishing the police action"
although, precisely because of
the Security Councils failure to
handle the Palestine situation
effectively, it was unable to send
troops. Egypt, however, became
the outstanding case of refusal to
go along with the U. N. decision.
It fatty withdrew from any par
ticipation, and all but two of the
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