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Evening star., 1950-12-13

words, to meet the present danger.
While America has been build
ing a television network. Russia
has been building radar net
work and jet fighter plane defense
against the atomic bomb.
Bomb Power Decreasing.
The power Of the atomic
bomb to prevent a world holo-
caust is therefore decreasing as
it becomes increasingly possible
for the Soviet Union to prevent
1t from reaching primary tar
gets within her borders.
DR.. Bush said rather casually
that he personally had no doubt
that if the Germans had con-
centrated on making jet fighters
instead of their terror weapons
like the buzzbombs. they could
have stopped Allied bombers from
reaching their cities. Jets and i'm
proved radar screens. he said.
now represent a mounting defense
against atomic attack that has
not had the attention it deserves.
Reporters who had been we'll
armed and inquisitive with re-
spect to the arguments for and
against military service were
noticeably quiet as they cooper
ated to remedy that omission.
The author of Modern Arms and
Free Men is well known to them
as informed. experienced and no
flannel mouth.
DR.. Bush probably took the
headlines away from the military
service project he was eager to
push. His view, however, is that
something must be done imme-
diately to offset the decreasing
power of Americas A-bombs to
prevent aggression and that bigger
and better armed forces are one
answer. We must aid and arm our
Allies as we'll. he said.
Voorhees, In Command.
The new committee is not an
administration front but was born
of informal. personal conferences
last summer among its leading
members. 1t will have permanent
Offices here with former Under
secretary of War Tracy Voorhees,
in command.
It's original membership list and
prospectus indicated a view that
the present danger applies only
to men. Both DR.. James B.
Conant. Harvard president. who
helped present the committee
views, and Mr.. Voorhees, said. how
ever. that the committee would be
enlarged to include women lead
ers and that it would also consider
the problem of mobilizing the Ma
Evening star., 1950-12-13
This Changing World
Arab Proposal for Korean Cease.Fire
Seen AS Asking Red China to Be Kind

assume responsibility for repair
ing the destruction caused by its
action in Korea and also compen-
safe the families Of the Chinese
volunteers" who have been killed
in battle with United Nations
forces. This last condition is said
to have been unacceptable, even
to the Indian delegate and is con-
sidered merely a bargaining point.
Blunt Surrender" Demand.
The sponsors of the plan for
cease fire and examination Of all
Far Eastern problems now are
working to put these blunt "sur-
render" demands Of Mao TIE -tung
into a form which would not offend
American public opinion. They
are endeavoring to change the
form. but not the substance. of
the Communist demands.
AS far as can be learned from
the New York reports. the Chinese
and Soviet delegations are not
helpful yet. Russia still insists
that the Western nations be forced
to swallow the pill. although Sir
Bengal is said to have great
hopes that the Kremlin will show
some real craftsmanship and ac-
cept victory without openly hu-
initiating America, which is the
principal agent of the United Ma
tions in the police action" since
June Is.
The American delegation at the
United Nations, which is subordi-
nate to the State Department, is
maintaining a watchful attitude.
1t has announced that it would
support the Middle East-Asian
proposal to find a basis for a
ceaSe-f1re. The trend toward COM
promise, already noted in Wash
ington official circles, thus has
spread to Lake Success.
For the last two weeks Amer
ican, British, Turkish and other
United Nations troops have been
attacked by large Chinese Com
munist army. The U. N. forces
were outnumbered. in some in
stances, by 10 to /. They man
aged to beat off the Red on
slaughts and retreated in good
order. If this is not a state of
war. then Senator Connally is not
a Texan.
The whole question turns on
whether our diplomats believe the
Soviet-Chinese action in Korea
is the beginning Of World War III
or whether it is only a bluff to
strengthen Moscow's position with
all the Asiatic peoples. If the latter
is true and we yield to it our
position in the world will become
unteOah hle
Evening star., 1950-12-13

Beauty After
Forty" is sell
ing like crow
bars in a wood
en- Jail.
I was about
to subscribe to
it myself when
I Gov er ed
that it is a rath- =
er e-S / d e d
column in that
it only tells the
female Of the
species how to
keep glamorous
Evening star., 1950-12-13

years OF uni
versal military
service for all
young men at
the age Of 18,
or on compile
ton Of high
school.
TIL en- DR..
Vannevar Bush,
the e m i n e n t
scientist, go t
d ow n to the
I a is t h a t
brought tn e m
here to fight
for acts. not
Evening star., 1950-12-13

who came up
t h r o u 6 h t h e
ranks.
Such is Post
master General
Jesse M. Dom
aldson. He was
appointed three
years ago by
President Tru-
man to break a
long = standing
precedent under
which this post
was filled by the
political man.
~~Ar &f &11o nav
Evening star., 1950-12-13

Eastern pro b.
lens by a COM
mittee of seven
means, in fact,
an appeal to an
aggressor n a.
tion r e d
China to be
kind enough to
sit down and
discuss p e a C e
conditions on
it's own terms.
It is true that
the United Ma
tions Assembly
H.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
Bv Constantine Brown

The proposal of the IL Asiatic
and Arab members of the United
Nations for a cease-fire in Korea
and an examination of all Far
Evening star., 1950-12-13
By Thomas L. Stokes

There is some advantage in hav-
ing at the head of our Post Office
Department-one of the worlds
big businesses a career man
Evening star., 1950-12-13
McLemore-
Offers Beauty Hints
To Men Above 40
By Henry McLemore

haven't met the lady yet, she
being a newcomer to our syndi-
cate, but I understand that
Edyth Thornton McLeod's column,
Evening star., 1950-12-13
By Doris Fleeson

The Committee on the Present
Danger, a non-partisan citizens
group, wheeled into position
calmly enough with a call for two
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17

Mrs. Nathan Berliner was hostess TO
20 guests at a recent gathering of the
club. She successfully raised the amount
of her pledge towards the maintenance
of a child at the JPFO Orphans Home
in France.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17
YOUNG MARRIEDS

The next social will be a Cabaret
Night at the Temple auditorium May
6 with Mrs. Irving Buchanan, chairman
and DR.. Melvin Halpern, cO-chairanm.
Mrs. Mas is publicity chairman.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17
Organizations
ZOA


ZOA will co-sponsor with Sheva Pio-
neer Women a meeting on March rs az
which the Vice-chairman for the west
ern region of UJA will be guest speaker:
On April 6 Morris LaSky, director or
the HechalutZ Farm near Cotton, Callf J,
will talk on the Hechalutz Movement
in America. The meeting Will be at tne
Community Center. The neWesG Israea
short. a 80 minute film, "The Song OF
the NegeV," will be shown. A slate OF
officers will be presented and nomlna-
tiOns also accepted from the floor.
Elections will be held in May.
Expected in a few days is the former
INF regional director, Mr. Hayaruen,
who Just returned from an extendeo
trip to Israel and resumed his OLD post
A parlor meeting will be heId TO CO.
incide with his visit.
Everyone having JNF boxes are asked
to deposit them as soon as possible WIN
either Henry Kaufman, Ben keSSier
or Mrs. Fannie GOldenberg, by phOn1ng
them to pick them up. Or II possible,
bring them to DanZiger'S store on N.
9Th. Mr.. DanZiger explains that money
is sorely needed by JNF to Duy lano
for the new arrivals In 1Sraei' !.
Tucson chapter has been given a
ouOta of $3.50 towards the $25,OOO me-
mortal to the late ZOA president, Dan-
ieI Frisch in whose memory a porClon
of the new Zion House in Tel AVN Will
be dedicated.
YPHA
An Omen House, March 20, will signal
the celebration of the groups meetmg
hereafter at the Community Center.
Sonny Weiner, program chairman, Mar
iIyn Handler and Gene Tax1er are ar
ranging the entertainment ana reIresnS as
ments, to stress the social aspect OF
~. v1ooo
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17
YOUNG ISRAEL ROUND
TART,E

The group will next meet March 18
at the Synagogue. There will be a
continuation of the discussion begun
at the last session on judaism as a
culture, religion or ethnic group"
Avrum Hirsch is discussion leader.
At the last Melaveh Malkah mem
bers participated in a narrative story
on the life of the Jewish philosopher,
Moses Mendelssohn. Participants were
Rosalyn Bergida, Herb Weininger,
Owen Gumbin, Stanley London and Ida
Danzig. The presentation was enthusi-
astically received.
Information about the group may
be secured from Ida DanZig or Harold
Bear.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17
BIG

A panel discussion jointly with AZA
will be held the first week in April
dealing with bOy-girl relationships, fol-
lowed by a social. Rayda Gordon is in
charge of the discussion and Lynn
Silver of the social.
Panel discussants will be Maxine
Becker, Phyllis Berman, Flora Lee Ep-
stein, Harriet Goodman, Elaine Pltluck,
ShirIee Schuman, Lynn Silver. Others
will be Austin AgrOn, Larry Fishman,
Byron Epstein, Buddy Jens, Jack Lev
kOwitz, Bob Lukacs, Zip ZiprOn. Mod
orators will be Rayda Gordon and Harry
Nader.
Plans are under way for the regional
meet April IA to 16 in Tucson with the
Phoenix members of AZA-BBG as
guests. A banquet and seminars are
planned. Local BBG arrangement COM
mittee includes Zelda KOplin, Zita Lee
son, Lynn Silver.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17
SOCIAL CLUB

Mrs. Nathan Berliner was hostess to
20 guests at a recent gathering of the
of her pledge towards the maintenance
of child at the JPFO orphans home
in France.
b e. HADASSASH
A regular meeting will be held at the
home of Miriam KurOpatkin, 93S N.
Euclid, April 6. Members and prOSpec-
tive members are urged to attend.
will meet at Mrs. Abe Chanin's home,
1912 E. 1st, every second and fourth
Thursday evening for a study course.
MIR. AND MRS. CLUB
Tentative plans are to hold a hay
ride on March 26 if sufficient reSerVa-
tions are made. The Social CommIttee
has made plans in the direction OF an
instruction class in square dancing 1Or
members and for a card party In the
next several weeks.
The group will work in close coOpera-
ton with the Congregation and sister
hood in promoting the movie "The
Earth Cries OUT to be shown April
As.
RISHON PIONEER WOMEN
A board meeting was held at the
home of the president, Mrs; David
Sohn, last Monday. They discussed
progress of the Schlach MOnOs books
and for the luncheon in April.
Members are working diligently on
the CJA drive.
A Passover program will be given at
the April 5 meeting at Anshe1 Israel.
The sewing project. of which Mrs;
Nathan Berliner is chairman, made W
skirts and 20 dresses for young girls
recently and together with warm caps,
were sent to Israel last week. They are
to be commended for their fine work,
says Mrs. SOhn.
JWV AUXILIARY
At the meeting to be held March 2S
there will be an election of officers.
YPHA, TucSons oldest established
young Jewish adults, welcomes as new
memberS:. the Misses Riba EzrallSOn,
Jacqui Levine; and Burt L1ebert, Paul
Schloss, Sol Fenster, Al Sherman, Capt.
Hy DorOs. Guests at a recent meeting
were Messrs. and Mines. Russell Gil
man and School; Morris Shannouse.
Meetings are held the first and third
Mondays of the month.
EMMA LAZARUS DIV. JPFO
A Rummage Sale is being held March
l7-1S at 1880 S. Park. Proceeds Will be
used towards the maintenance OF an
other European child in the JPFO
Orphanage in France.
On March Fl at pm. meeting Will
be held at 1903 E. Mabel.
ANSHEI ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
Members will be hOsteSSeS at the
model Seder, March &c, at which stu
dents of the Religious School will be
guests.
A luncheon for Mothers and Daugh-
ters will be given April 16.
The Sisterhood is cooperating in the
presentation of the film "The Earth
Cries Out" April As.
HADASSAH
Rabbi Albert BiIgray will be guest
speaker at the meeting on March Fl at
Anshei Israel. A social will precede
the meeting at l pm.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17
B & p HADASSASH

A regular meeting will be held at the
home of Miriam Kuropatkln, 9So N
EucIid. April 6. Members and prOSpec-
tive members are urged to attend.
Members interested in public speaking
will meet at Mrs. Abe Chanin's home,
1912 f. 1st, every second and fourth
Thursday evening for a study course.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-06
BEAUTICIAN

The Beauty Lounge
Specializing in Permanent Waves
2026 Hendricks Ave. Phi. 9-4408
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-23
Gloster Corporal
On Basket Ball
Team In Germany

KITZINGEN, Germany Cpl.
Andrew l.. Jackson, son of Mrs.
Amanda CASTOR, P. o., Box 1872,
Gloster, Miss, chalked up ten
points in his first basketball game
in the European Command COM
petition as member of the "Wurz-
burg Warriors" Wurzburg Mill
tary Post basketball squad. The
quintet, mainly consisting of per-
sonnet of Kitzingen Training Cen
ter is virtually the same team, who,
as the "Kitzingen Kavaliers" an
neXed the European Command
championship last season. Jackson
is noted for his precisioned one
hand jump shot and his smooth,
agile movements on the floor.
Jackson graduated from Amito
County Training School before he
enlisted in the army in May 1913.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-23
Joe Louis Signs
To Meet Freddie
Beshore, Jan. 3

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-UNS)
Joe Louis, who's trying to come
back, and Freddie Beshore, who
never got there, will fight a
scheduled ten-rounder the night of
January 3rd at Detroit Olympia.
The two heavyweights who lost
title fights to Ezzard Charles
within the space of five weeN-
Beshore in Buffalo last August
and Louis in New York, last Sep
tember-were signed Friday by
Detroit promoter Nick Londos and
the international Boxing Club.
Beshore, Blond Harrisburg. Pa,
is regarded as the newest sob
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-23
First Negro 10
Play Basket Ball
At Stanford j.

PALO ALTO, Calif.-(Atlas)-
Ed Tucker, star basketball player
will be the first Negro athlete in
the history of Stanford Univers-
ity.
Tucker has been declared elig-
ible to play basketball, and will
don a uniform to make his first
appearance in the game with Col
orado at the San Francisco Cow
Palace.
stacle" to ex-Champ Louis come
back. The Brown Bomber recent
ly decisioned Caesar Brion in
Chicago in an unimpressive bout.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-23

He underwent basic training at
Fort Dix, N, j. and was subse-
quently sent overseas to Germany.
He came to the Kitzingen Train
ing Center in January l949. Pre-
sently a member of The 7744th
Educational Training Unit, Jackson
instructs in mathematics and
science for basic level at the KTC
Education Center.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-23
sPoRT
Africans On uSF
Soccer Team

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 49,
Two students from Nigeria are
ace soccer players on the Uni
versity of San Francisco team.
They are Olifunmi Osibogum
and Ekike Ojigbu.
The team, which is leading in
the Northern California college
soccer league, hopes to retain the
national title gained last New
Years Day in St. Louis.
The university is conducted un-
der Catholic auspices.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-23

gridiron got together
the football Hall NBCTVs I'VE
recently Left right back Fritz Pollard the Brown
New mar
Dan Seymour host of We the People" and former Amherst
Homer Hazel Rutgers In Elmer c. Olphant
O Four
Evening star., 1950-02-09
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1887 Tudor 8-cyl. sedan; app
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sa1sGRh se}a fsHa 9ayGsGt q GonDES Sio 1Ne Rsr rs
Carroll, GE. 1908.
FORD 1949 Custom IS" Tudor; l.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs on ali
MAKES mskSp edNSar of sars are ara assured at
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or used. Drive in. bring your title
18th and K SITS. NV. Ex 1862
WESTERN DEALER desperate for late
check, Morris 4 HUGHES. 7e1z
Georgia ave, GE. 9761.
NEED SO CLEAN CARS at once to
open new lot; will pay top cash
dollar. 1901 Mt, Vernon ave-, Alex
andria, TIE. 9704. -l3
WANTED: 40 Chevrolet or Ford sta
ton wagon. Reasonable price; phone
SH. 3549. %
WANTED-Used cars; any make OF
model; we will pay top cash dollar
VAN MOTOR SALES, 2201 L St
NV, ST. 77S8. -13
PLYMOUTHS WANTED need III
1910 Plymouth; t2I 1941 Plymouths
also III 1912 Plymouth. Pay high.
est cash price. MR.. ARTHUR, Du.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 G st. NV NE. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-W,
will buy second trust notes, D, C.
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MafHDp.T MENT GoEPS 2sP$ 1912 N. Y ave. NV
CASH FOR 2nd-TRUST NOTES, quici
settlement: white or colored: note!
in D. c., Nd. and Va FULTON r
GORDON. 1922 Eye st. n W. DI
$3.50. Brokers, attention
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4k-5To. N,
charge for appraisals. MOORE 8
HILL CO. .S04 18th st, NV
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. MR.
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FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 8 to year terms ant
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV, MA 646S
CASH IN ONE DAY - Individua
wants to obtain 2nd trusts on D. c
resids: or will buy prop. for cash
GIL. 6676, RIA. 22S1, day or eve
TRUSTS, st, End and 3rd; Md, Va.
D: C.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y ave. NV, RE. 1912
Evening star., 1950-02-09
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAIL
A. SAFER PLACE FOR
YOUR FAMILY

LAKE JACKSON
A 12-mi. fresh-water lake; 81 miles
D. c., nr. Manassas, Va. Now is
your time to see our special Offering
OF log cabins at prices and terms
you can afford, from $4,000 to
$1,000: all modern improvements;
2 lots with lake privileges, $295 for
both, terms. See them now while
they last. Drive out or call Man
asses 97-F-4. Once open weekdays
Evening star., 1950-02-09
UNIQUELY SECLUDED

This farm consists of 100 acres, with
Of Wisconsin logs, Vermont slate
roof. 1t has lge. liv. rm. with. stone
frepl., din. rm., random width OAK
floors, kit. equip. with gas range
and wood range, util. rm., " bath
LIST f.; End a. features cherry fis.
lge. closets and ample storage anc
full bath; lge. barn with box stalls
hayloft, water and electricity; priced
at S27,500 incl. all livestock, power
lawnmower, tractor with severa
attachments, s riding horses. Owner
will take back 1st trust, $4,000
80 interest.
JNO. J. LOFLIN
2420 Wilson Blvd, Gil. 1912