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Evening star., 1950-04-09

500 ACRES fertile land: very ole
stone house; > tenant houses; towu
water; hieh state of cultivation;
$40 900, with crops and farm ma.
ehinery; good locality; $4,000 cash
balance at 4fe
$50 acres. unimproved, near Lees.
burs an outstanding body of land;
100000.
20 acres; e4-cow dairy barn; good =
nm; house. sood outbldss,: at S2l.-
1ld acres; S-rm cinder-block house
new: s-rm. old Colonial brick house
SO acres in bearing apple orchard
20 in peaches excellent packing
shed: creek throush property: beau.
tiful view; near Winchester, Va; q
real buy at S21. 900.
10 acres; two modern, 6-rm. homes;
gear garage: real view; close to
busline for only 81 $500
20 acres. unimproved, on Blue Ridge
Mts.; excellent view: $500.
100 acres on the Blue Ridge Mts.
excellent view $40 per acre
IDS acres: h-mile frontage on the
Shenandoah River; s-rm., all-mod-
eIr ern home; ooS something nice; garage
"a acres. all tillable; excellent FISH,
ing creek; Srm.. 2-bsth stone
home. all modern; guesthouse: ga
rage; farm buildings; near thrivins
town: S35 900.
session. We have many other list
see us first. c. c. ELSEA d SON
Realtors, Bluemont, Virginia. Phone
Bluemont 242l. ONCE open all day
Sundays
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5-ACRE FARMETTE

Fairfax County: a good 6-rm. 1h-
bsmt: lse closet; eood-size rms.
in good cond. Construction good
trees and shrubbery; guest house:
gar: chicken house: small stream:
hard-surfaced road: transp.; good
location. within 20 miles D. c. An
excel. buy. Act auicki Total price,
Sl5.750; about $4,000 cash, and
bal. like rent
Also several other small farms. rang
oaser 1ns from sasoo and .nd uD Ass
ssreage. For appt., phone Vienna
WhiteSell Real Estate
Nr. Oakton School. hwy. No. 1913,
Closed Sunday. 10
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE


RETIREMENT or vacation home.
S5,6O0-7O acres; so clear, balance
woods. Adjoining NATL park. near
Skyline Drive and village. Good
roads, friendly neighbors; sound
country house. 6 rooms, . f1replaces,
electricity, gas, spring water. noun
tain stream, fertile land, fruit trees;
outbuildings. Cash or terms.
HENING ASSOCIATES, sperryville,
Va.
OLD BRICK HOMES close to Wash
ington are scarce, as you may know,
but we have one in lovely condition.
, baths, hot-water heat. gorgeous
sett ng, with mountain view and in
fine community; new Darn, :}-car
garage and other outbuildineS; on
beautiful piece of acreage, macadam
road and easy committing distance
of D. (. This is a beautiful place
and you will not have to make ary
apologies for owning and occupying
II. Possibly a part OF this resi-
dence is one of the oldest in this
section. viii show by appointment
only. Price. is below commercial
vpluas of 'oday. H. e. MITCHELL,
Herndon, Va. Phone 1875.
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MOTORCYCLE. TWIN, 1875 &c. hat
terry, lights and ignition. good con-
dition' sl35. Call after noon. RA.
l2SO.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

s-BEpRM, COTTAGE, / OH from
boardwalk; also mod aptS Ocean
front boardwalk Accom-. 4. Bethany
Beach. Del WO li4s "a
BEVERLY REACH rms. . screened
poroheS, ami. FriEidsire week,
month or season: VIII sell West
River 4.G3
LOVER PAruNENr RIVER hour.
~ min, from d. c Practically new
furnished modern cottsse 3 bed
IGomS, mi. electric Kitchen. 5000
hsh!ng Sale bathing for children
Available May | for the season al
800 References requested, BOX
NEAR BLuF RIDGE SUMMIT, pa
furu 2-StorS stone mouse 4 bedrmS.
b on mt, stream indoor and
outdoor firCplaccS. all modern tonv,
swim. TiSh. ride. golt near. 81 600
sea Res, co - once, co HSas.
81 MMfR COrTAGE--Cedarhu ON.
the-BaS furnished, except linens:
sleeps : by the week. month or sea-
son aentileS only AT ah6l
SHERWOOD FOREST = 4-brdroom
cottage. iurn.. season. $3.50. Cali
EN- Hl3t
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Delightful Year'Round Climate
Colonial 4-chimney, center-hall dwell
ine, II spacious rooms, numerous
work, bath, electricity; some repairs
needed; gorgeous view over Wicomico
River; old lockwood planting 400 ft) ,
springs, large stream. excellent soil;
$50 acres, $50 arabic; new tenant
farm 35 miles washington on
Potomac Bridge Highway. 100000.
Waterfront farm, 1900 ft. frontage
Wicomico River, on State road; l31
acres, 20 arabic; excellent soil;
dwelling. : rooms, bath and elec-
ing view; farm buildings; good ten
ant on farm; excellent neighbor-
Farms, acreage. commercial sites
LEONARD sN1DER, La Plata, Md,
1I5-ACRE DAIRY FARM. foot of
Sugar Loaf Mountain. 6-rm. house.
slate. roof, electricity, phone and
silo, dry barn, streams, timber and
blue grass; frontage on 3 roads.
Price, $4,000: $4,000 cash.
216-acre stock farm. Improved with
nd an s1m; M house; sna elsctsiety sod phone
basement: oO-stall COW barn corn
house and sheep shed. Macadam
road runs through farm; streams;
90 acres timber, 25 acres wheat,
balance blue grass and lespedeza.
R%eT RUuse rsmoaei ei 1885, s6S miles nj Pooes f5sm
Vile School; taxes S169: 30 miles
D. c. Priced $1,000 terms.
Poolesville estate, 175 acres. having
a superior 10-rm. frame house. PA
bath; oil hot-water heat; edgegrain
recently redecorated; lifetime
slate roof on house and many build
ings: Arm. tenant house, plumbing,
electricity, large bsmt;. barn. corn
buildings in superior cond; beauti-
full circular driveway, f1anked by
large trees. breathtaking panoramic
view across Potomac and adjacent
tire farm fronting on improved road.
80 miles D. c. Priced, $4,000;
26O-acre stock farm. located on hard
roads between comus and Ayatts;
tGTn Sish orm q miles 2 wan smDfa1sf Sries
mansion, 45x70 barn, corn house,
81 $1,000: S Price tod today N SCI ssi'75o; 50;
77s-acre Stock farm, fronting on 3
roads; $50 acres tiilable; a-story
S-fireplace 14-room brick mansion,
. tenant houses and barn; abun-
dance dan ao6 Of water and grass. Price,
340-acre stock farm. fronting on
State road, near Dickerson. Old
stone house, several outbuildings,
100 acres excellent blue grass, 100
acres pasture. 100 acres crop. 40
acres wooded Priced to sell at any
reasonable offer. Possession April
30, 1850. Call Charles H. Jamison,
Poolesyille 2016, with SAMUEL E.
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WESLEY BUCHANf z
MONTGOMERY CO.

Modern home, approximately so acres,
barn and other bldgs. long frontage
on hard road; refined neishborhood:
committing distance to D. C. Call
David Laughlin, WI 2022 or WI.
1890. EUGENE B. GINGELL, Real
Estate, 7542 Georgetown rd., Be-
theSda
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CLAUDE E. HIXSON
REAL ESTATE
MANASSAS, VIRGINIA

1lO-ACRE FARM on rock road. %
miles from D. c.; 4-room house;
s0-acre good gen. farm. 30 miles
D. c.; rock road, good house. barn
bldgs.; 20 acres clear; S14,150.
130-acre dairy farm. S-r. modern
home, D. C.; barn, % cows; good
one; $4,000.
90-acre dairy farm, 10 acres tim
ber. 6-room house. dairy barn, etc;
a good buy for S15,750; 80 miles
from D. C.
II acres at good town; S-room house
barn and bldgs; dandy view; cleo,
bath town water, brook; $4,000
G. B. Woolford. STROUT REALTY
Hamilton. Va.
GROOM BUNGALOW in fair condi-
ton. situated on :, acres of land
electricity installed, well at back
door; located on good State road, in
walking distance OF store and post
office. Price, S1,75O, $50 down
$40 per month.
Approximately % acres. old 5-room
house, livable. electricity available
borders on river and good road; ex.
cellent hunting and fishing; priced
to sell. s2,15o, 500 down, s25
I. B. BROOKS, oranse, Va. Phi. 7s44
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MONTGOMERY CO.

17S acres. large house. barn and
other bldgs, long frontage on hard
road; committing distance to d. C.
Shown by appt only. Call David
Laughlin. WI. 2022 or WI. 1890.
EUGENE B. GINGELL, Real Estate,
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FARMS FOR SALE
MnNrC0MEpY co

MONTGOMERY CO.
350-acre stock farm. price $50 600
2l6-acre stock farm, price >. 900
113-acre stock farm, price 2o000
1ls-acre stock farm. price $4,000
S0-acre stock farm. price II 500
5ei2-acre stock farm. price 5000
40-acre stock farm, price $4,000
. acres. S-room house. price lono0
acres. S-room house. price /. 500
Both vacant. You can move right in.
All these properties are within 35
miles OF D. c. Come out after
church ana look them over. Call
W. A. Daniel. Poolesvtlle elsS,
Route IS. sign" with J. VINSON
PETER Rockville Nd
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OTIS FOR RAMBLERS
FARMETTES

FARMETTES
They are nice and large, as low as
$500, cash or term payment plan.
only IA miles on Wheeler rd. Sc.
from D. c. line. Salesman on prop
srty: BUsADA REALTY CO, 44f5
southern ave. Sc. 10. S-250O, or
HI. 4S43. -15
BUILDERS INVITED
Besutiful rsmbs1s ssEG IsEse lot suitable for
Directions: Out Pa. ave. Sc, left on
Southern ave. right on V st. to 5519.
We brild. BUSADA REALTY CO.,
HI 4s43, or 10. S-25O0. III
43 BUILDING LOTS, located on Cen
tral ave, approx l mile beyond Dis
S. A. YOUNG co.
Shoreham Bldg. MA. 1888.
HILLCREST'S FINEST
Asenns dseD 1S II oef S DaISE m i9 4sess t
level lots are outstanding values in
view OF the location. Call Mr.
Jones with
c. D. MURPHY
REALTOR
LU. 4-6221. 1401 25th ST. Sc,
OWNER MUST SELL
Very desirable building lot Upper
14th st. NV. near Primrose. Sub
stantial reduction for quick sale.
BLODGETT, Elk. 250l, 10. 2-S917.
BRADLEY BLVD.
One acre adjoining Bethesda Country
Club, beautifully situated for one or
more ramblcrS: 106 IT frontage on
blvd priced to sell very easonably
TW. zoos or VI. 1241.
Realtor. Buss. Broker
A. H. BACAS
1877 Columbia Rd AID. S4S4
ATS Apartment Lots
We have for sale a tract of lano
that will subdivide into about 475
semidetached apartment lots, already
zoned for apartments; will take
garden-type apartments or divide
into lots for houses or apartments.
This land is well located, near Riegs
I'd. and University lane; all utilities
close at hand; lies between two very
large developments already finished.
BEALL TURNER g. CO.. 11O5 Yer
mont ave-. RA. 0SS5, MA. 613l.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

BUILDERS
Mont. Co; desirable corner. suit. {
lots: paved streets. sewer, school
trans, 20 min. Dupont Circle. WI
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Real Estate, Manassas, Va.
Phone MANASSAS "A. -

PnOne MANASSAS ~. -"
WATERFRONT COTTAGES
Wicomico Beach. 60 miles from
Washinston: We have two NICE
100 feet by :.67 feet, and the other
having 30 acres. Both have three
bedrooms and all modern conyen'
fences. They are located on the
Wicomico River. have beautiful
THE o. B. zANTzINGER CO.
La Plata, Md, La Plata 542l.
NEAR ANNAPOLIS, Epping Forest
Year round, 3-bedrm, waterfront
home with dock. $3.50.
Also large 4-bedrm. home with water
front privileges, handicapped grounds
with or without 2o-ft. cruiser. Very
fairly priced.
EVA GUIDE BRANDT, Realtor
Epping Forest, South Shore 3l01. -
WATERFRONT BARGAINS
WATERFRONT FURN. BUNGA., 100
#. lot with l25-ft, dock and pavil.
ion; 3 bedrms., liv,rm with fire.
refgr... elec. hot-water heater and jet
Price reduced for immed. sale, SS.-
500: So 500 down payment.
WATERFRONT ALL-YEAR, 5-ROOM
BUNGA.; equipped with elec. range
anu icisE.' dutO. Iot-Ndtcl lduId
tion heat, Home in excellent condi-
ton; 30-day poss. $500; $500
down payment SEE THIS.
WEST RIVER WATERFRONT Es-
TATE, l.6OO,ft.. sandy waterfront
with dock and pavilion; over : acres
suitable for sale of waterfront lots.
Large 5-bedrm.. remodeled. all-elee.
all-year home; several out bldRs.
Price, S27, 800; attractive terms ar
ranged
BAY WATERFRONT COTTAGES. .
small cottages, fully furn.; :. retRrs.,
flush toilet bath electric and new
well; sandy beach; bulkhead, and
large, wooded, fenced lot. VIII sell
for S6.50o complete
BEACH COTTAGE, FURNISHED: fun
bath: large lot; beau, water view.
good condition. Total price, S3,3nO.
FURN. LOG CABIN; $500 down. low
SEVERN WATERFRONT ESTATE; 5
acres, l2-rm. home; beau. view of
Annapolis and Chesapeake Bay.
$40. 900, terms
WATERFRONT 5O-ACRE FARM; lge
4-bedrm. home: barns. tenant house
dock bay view; immed. poss.; 900
IT. waterfront. S26,50o; first mort
gage, S1S,50O
DUTCH RAMBLER, 6-ACRE ESTATE,
right out of HOUSE BEAUTIFUL.
S33, 800, terms
UNFURNISHED WATERFRONT RAM
BIER, IS TT. by Is TT; rms, "a
baths; large wooded lot with new
dock Priced to sell. 81 900. terms.
CLIFFORD c. WOODARD
Shady Side, Md. West River 1921
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EAkMS FOR SAlE
MontgomerY County


stream. all necessary buildings, sD-
prox miles from Rock
& 10 10 acres. S-rm. dwellins. neees-
sary outeuiloinSs- elect and water.
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER. AGENT. Rock
vile SSou; ewes, Rockville SHa6.
Once open e-5 Sunday -
300-Acre Loudoun Special
1909 stock farm. ESQ acres in
pasture, stream in each field; l50-
fl. barn. new silc, 7-room stone
owelhns. partly moderniIeo: border
Ing q S. hwy, " mi OF Leesburg
bsrssin al $4,000 MILLER
REALTY CO, Annsndale. Va, FA
paqa
Evening star., 1950-04-09

SEMIDETACHED LOTS
North Capitol Street
This parcel Of land fronts 100 feet on
the east side of North Capitol st,
and about 40 feet on the south side
OF Underwood pl Will subdivide
into ten aft semidetached
lots. water and sewer paid for, in a
oullt-up section. Price. ST 200 each.
BEALL TURNER g. CO., 1IO5 Yer
mont ave, Randolph 0SS5, Ma
Evening star., 1950-04-09
MAGOTHY RIVER

A'A- ~ ~ . - AtA v ASAk
OveIiooktnG the broad waters of
MsEethy River almost acres with
$50 Ieet OF me SANDY beach splen-
did house with 9 rooms. Z baths oil
heat, completely furnished, gueSI-
house SSrage; beautifully land
SoSpsd Grounds, concrete tennis court.
brick walSWsyS Ions pieT with boat
house. osthhouSeS with hot Ane cold
water, A most complete waterfront
home in excellent condition. Heins
Soia 70 settle n estate
W, c. PlNkARD & CO.
Flrsi Nail! Rank BIdE, Plaza &ssS,
Ga MILES D. c. LINE
as acres has fun riparian rishs On
the waters OF BROAD Greek Prince
GeorseS Co. Nd Elevations up to
so feet command beautiful marine
and land views across the Potomac
into Va There Is no comparable
waterfront acrease available In Va.
o. Mid. within the distance from
downtown WASHINGTON Reached VIA
the South Capitol st, Bridge en-
trance 10 wAShinston Acknowledged
10 De Maryland best approach 10
the Nations Capital First time Of
frred. Suitable fne homes devel-
epment For information apply to
THEODORE F. MENK, 9S7 18th a.
NV. EX H74n
CoLORED-ShsdySiC Nd. lars.
house, & acres, on West River. Can
be used Is home or resort. Will
seu whole or part. MI. 953S after
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COUNTRY PRoPERTY-REkT
TRAILER. GARDEN. camp or picnic
tracts. - minutes to WASHINGTON;
pa acres, each, $40 mo. DI. 1896.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
The NEW
ULTRA-MODERN
AIR-CONDTTIONED
KASS BUILDING
I'll 14th STREET NV.

BASEMENT SUITE
Approx. $50 50. it. (3 rmsD and pvt.
law; flourescent lighting, asphalt
tile floors; 4 entrances; suitable for
duplicatin service, Photographic
lab and small professional bldg:
SSo mo.
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNER
Evening star., 1950-04-09

In Hillcrest Gardens, approx. a mi
from District line in Md: nice Level
corner lot, ll0xl 10 it., for rambler
Located at 2fth and Gather SITS
Potts Realty Co. AK. 1l55
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28
U. n. BLOW TO RACIALISM
BY FRED A. STERN

Much has been said for and against the United Nations
troubled world Indeed at this
the UN being its severe test and today
foete whether will succeed in resolving the Korean
crisis and thus avoid the danger of imminent world
other the United Nations quietly and
acularly conducting magnificent campaign striking at the
roots of poverty and ignorance In most
instances its activities small in comparison with the problems
they start and intelligent approach
to the task of making this better world for all
UNs is scientific
study the auspices of the United
Educational Scientific Cultural Organization The
uson of this study that there basic superiority
ferorY due
Of course the fact that scientists working under UNESCO
direction this conclusion going impress
Jim Crowites Jewbaers others whom Nazi racial
concepts been deeply mbedded Intolerance and prejudice
aren't that easily But intolerance prejudice
be comated by education
extent that the findings of the UNESCO scientific group
spread and wide made Of elementary teach
part Of the world they will be valuable in fighting
these evils
World War would not have been possible had not Hitler
successfully preached racial
tY BY striking blow at racas UNESCO has helped to weak
the potential factor in the wagng of war today.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28

Arrangements for it were made
by Ben R. Winick, President of
the Southeastern z. o. A. Region
and DR.. Shlomo Bardin, national
director of the Brandeis Youth
Foundation, which has been so
amazingly successful in recent
years in the field of youth lead
ership training.
Attendance at the Institute is
a must. Mr.. Winick said. for
regional and district leaders who
are eager to evaluate the prob
lens facing us today and who
desire to learn the techniques for
introducing a positive Jewish and
Zionist program to their men,
bership."
In addition to the lectures and
seminars, the visiting Zionists
will be offered a full five days
of rich Jewish living in the seem
ic grandeur of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. They will participate
in the campers Shabbat program
and their cultural activities.
Care has been taken to provide
an atmosphere of rest and COM
plete relaxation for the visitors.
They will have the benefit of
large swimming pool. tennis
courts and a l50-acre lake for
boating and canoeing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28
Radio Broadcast For
Sunday Announced

On Sunday, July 3Oth, the
Eternal Light will present
another in its special summer pro-
grams, "The Words We Live By"
a panel discussion series based
upon selected passages from the
Bible (NBC Network, 12:30-1:OO
P. NJ, WNBC 10000 P. NJ,
DST). "The Words We Live By"
presented by the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America, un-
der whose auspices the Eternal
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 Amos: Prophet,
what do you see? Mr.. Cord
Meyer, Jr. Chairman of the Exc
cutive Committee of Unit d
World Federalists, Inc. will be
heard as guest on this sixth pro-
gram.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28

u. N. BODY HEARS AGUDA
PLEA FOR RETURN OF
JEWISH WAR ORPHANS

GENEVA, (JTA) "A plea for
the return of Jewish war orphans
to Jewish families or organiza-
tons from non-Jewish homes and
institutions where they received
haven during the war and Nazi
occupation of Europe was made
here this week by the former
Chief Rabbi of Rumania, DR..
Alexander Shafran.
DR.. Shafran, who spoke in be-
half of the Agudas Israel, made
his plea to the United Nations
Economic and Social Councils
Committee on Non-Governmental
Organizations. He called on all
government of countries where
such refugees reside to take
measures to insure that the cor
rect names and original religion
of the children are submitted to
international authorities so that
Jewish organizations could take
the necessary steps to provide for
their future welfare.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28
Jewish Organizations Seeks
Cooperation Among
Consultative Bodies

LONDON, (JTA) - Delegates
to a meeting of the Coordinating
Board of Jewish Organizations
here this week agreed on the de-
STABILITY of cooperation among
all Jewish groups with consulta-
tive status to one or another of
the United Nations organs. The
constituent groups of the Coordi-
mating Board are the B'nai Birth
and the Boards of Deputies of
Deputies Of British and South
African Jews.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28
JEWISH CONGRESS ENDORSES
u. S., UN ACTION In KOREA

Rabbi Irving Miller President of
this week pledged his organizations unstnting support
our Government at the u N in meeting challenge aggres-
sion in Korea He also charged peace petitions
now being circulated in of the world
source in that which has planned
of designed to exploit naninds natural
love of order planned tota
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28
President Weizmann Will Not
Meet in Switzerland With
Chancellor Adenaue

TEL AVN, (JTA) - The Of
flee of President Chain Weiz-
mann this week issued a formal
statement denying that the Pres
ident of Israel, who is now rest
ing in Switzerland, met or in
tends to have a meeting with
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28

>AS~~@AA~A 044NA S$ASS0SS0 S44S 01S0SA
ned to exploit mankind's natural
vn resistance to planned totalitar-
ian aggression"
Rabbi Miller's statement was
made to and approved by the Ma
tional Executive Committee of
the American Jewish Congress.
The full text reads:
Since last we met. the peace
of the world has been shattered
by the outbreak of war in Kor-
ca. This war has been condemn
ed by the U. N. as an act Of law
less aggression by the Commun-
list regime in North Korea: and
the free nations of the world. un-
der the banner of the United Ma
tons. are now engaged in con-
certed military action to stop the
aggressor and to restore interna-
tional peace.
"Our country, acting in pursu-
ance of its obligations under the
U. N. charter to maintain inter
national peace and security, has
taken the lead in the struggle
against totalitarian aggression. It
is committed to the task of main
tanning the rule of law as against
force in international relations.
AS Americans, concerned with
the security of our country and
the freedom and peace of the
world, we give unstinting sup
port to our Government and the
U. N. in meeting the challenge of
aggression in Korea.
lat stake in the outcome of
the struggle in Korea is the cause
of world peace to which we of
the American Jewish Congress.
as all freedom loving people
everywhere. are deeply commit
ted. It is only through the de-
cisive defeat and punishment of
the lawless forces which commit
a breach of the peace that the
cause of lasting peace can be ad-
vanced. We must therefore be
on guard against those who use
slogans of peace as a cover for
acts of war. The so-called peace
petitions now being circulated
in many parts of the world have
their source in that power which
has planned and executed the
breach of the peace in Korea.
They are designed to exploit
mankind natural love Of peace in
order to break down resistance
to planned totalitarian aggres-
sion.
"The American Jewish Con-
gress has an increasingly impor-
tant duty to perform for our
country as one of the effective,
liberal, democratic forces in the
life of the nation. If we are to
perform this patriotic duty we
must not permit ourselves to be
used or misused either by groups
committed to the totalitarianisms
of the left with its basic denial
of the principles of human free
dom and democracy or by these
reactionary interests on the right
which are seeking to exploit the
fear of communism to destroy
the democratic processes in A
merica."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-07-28
z. 0. A. Leaders Gather For Adult
Institute al Southern Brandeis Camp

Camp Hendersonvlle. NJ c. will
setting its
opening Those conducting will be the rank
The Institute which will
five day period from Aug is thru Aug TO- will be attended
regional A. leaders
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West German Republic. The
denial was issued following an
announcement last week in Bonn
that Chancellor Adenauer would
meet with DR.. Weizmann in
Switzerland.