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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

25 ACRES on black top road; 10
miles from Chain Bridge; wooded.
with stream and springs; less than
5000 per acre. c. M. JOHNSON,
uNfvEksITY ri aSsni PARK. lot 10. block 80;
7ox1sS, $3.50, pius street assess:
daily daily April Is until sold Phone
WILKIN. WA. e154. after g p.m, or
LoF. sSFPasy; say5x15o. community of beau besuti-
full residences. bordered by Rock
Greek park, west Of Upper, 18th st.,
South Portal dr; ddrr;. Call OWNER, after
sfvREaI 9 Ella; TA EoMEsaTEs. 2ass in quiet as Sub
Many other lots and homes TO
81. 600 PER ACRE-Powder Mil
5a .y. s ieres ordSa5ss sSrSsssd p q Eons sas,
clear land. city water. Ideal for
subdiyiding. Terms arranged. w.
W. w: LEwls, Ey &, oE Realtors sH' o44o;
ACRES on m coqsressiionsi dPa5rsway 5aat|
full view. Cash or terms. BILLINGS.
LEY g. KORzENDoRFER. OR. 232e
MASS. Al IVE. pim EXTENDED. several un.
usually fine level lots; sewer, water
gas. etc; avail; rs to IS y. frontage
direct from OWNER. OIL. 413l.
Is. 3. sECTIoN-Apt. sites for about
216 units: 2 blocks to D. C.. line;
utilities and street to property;
sell as q whole at 500 900; , may Tga
consider selling part. j. M. MEDLEY
s.E.-fwo T. Two level lots, each a5-ft. front
to loft. alley on ,90-ft. street;
zoned for home or apts,; sewer and
water In; cash. $2.950. VI. 9113
20 ACRES: city water; approx, s mi
from Gon 5er line; in Md ARg1Ns aPPTaassd
pIEHI, Wa. 4o4I. or ewes. JOSEPH
BEAH4T4uI sS4REhi ie; iers; soIs iSo-ft frontage;
SIS down and $I5 per mo-; only
few left. CHARLES P. DIEHL, WA
BETHEsDA-Beautiful, wooded ram "a
bier site near Cong. Country Club
S2,s5o. terms. ADAMS. WI. 9511
LAKE BANCROFT. good bldg. lot
10.o94 SO. it.; $1,000. TIE. 5466.
$3.50 PER ACRE for beautiful wooded
tract with springfield stream. in
Fairfax County. 35 min. from WASH
ington Monument via Shirley ex-
press hwy. Map sent on request
HARRY DREISEN, MA. 7772. -2g
LOTS-PRINCE GEO. CO.
Fine residential lots, Temple Hills
| area, Ritchie rd. and other desir-
| able locations. T. D. BURGESS
VI. 2S02 til 8.
BEAUTIFUL h-ACREsLoT
In this fine residential area, bordereo
4, by Rock Greek Park, ALI utils
service. II desired.
1NEZ CU6HARD. Realtof. OR. 4232
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE.

NORTH BEACH-summer cottages
homes from from $1,000. $500 We We viii viii Be Gdad siad
to show You that we have the best
buys. See us before you buy or sell
any beach properties. Marvin e.
West. FITZGERALD REALTY co.
Phone North Beach ALL. -22
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PRoPERTY-sALE
10.90O SO. FT,

1U,0UU ONZ. !.
NE; SECTION; End COMMERCIAL:
co9akED aSRhHN rSaEa4of noApfSa poeK pSSnfAfIE; It'll
SIDING, OFFICES. GARAGE: PRI-
VATE PARKING LOT; PERFECT
6ET-UP FOR DISTRIBUTOR
WAREHOUSE OR LIGHT MGR
CALL ME. 1143. MR.. KNAPP.
J., WESLEY BUCHANAN
1e1z K ST. NV.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

MODERN-2-bedr and bath cot
tage. furnished; hot water. cleo
ming and boating; safe for children;
season. May October. $500. .GE.
FTvEH.RooM COTTAGE, bath, on
South River; free rent for taking
care OF owners lawn and garden
adjoining. Box 412-Z, Star. 22s
BEACH apartments. $35
CRISER, Beverly Beach. Mayo, Nd.
West River 4021. Sc
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AVIATION

TAILORCRAFT, side by side, licensed
throughout Oct: 1881. radio. Con-
knocked down, ready for hauling
Other J-3 parts and used Conti-
mental eng. parts. See MR.. WATTS.
at Manassas Airport or call Ken
more 3-4S39. 22'
1916 CESSNA I2O. 1-yr.-old fabric.
225 hrs. since major overhaul:
completely painted; 1915. VI. 1856.
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INDUS. PRoP.-sALE tcent.,

APPROX. $4,000 so. TT. on No. ]
Of Alexandria; 2 railroad sidings
For information call OLD DOMIN-
ION MOTORS, Jack Thompson, Ov
2R2R -21
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates. 3-to-5-year terms an.
monthly payments. p. J. WALsHE
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
TRUSTS. 1st, 2nd and 3rd: Nd, va.
p: e.; weeks service. adams
REALTY CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV
CASH FOR lss AND 4ns TRUs1
NOTES: Incl lss trust; On acrsass
i. soRpoN. ths Colorado Bids.
l4th and g SITS nv D1 $3.50
sIRs1Ts 1ND sEcoND rRusT LOANS
H5sAHfoW 5sss q :. REALTY 8 CO. S.ds dEssaisofs
MONEY on sECoND faHS1-w.
will buy second trust notes, b. G.
NATIONAL MoRTaAdF 3 INVEST.
MatsrI MENI GoNses 1912 N y ave nv
End TRUSTS BoUGHT-Top prices
immediate. cash cal; day or night
]. Z. HoovsR. RA 1881. Gil. 667a
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

MODERN COTTAGES and apts.; wk.,
mo-. seas; make early reservations.
Rv-The-s-a, N. j. PHI. Wild. 2-5s25,
REHOBETH BEACH, Del. cottages.
Rent 2 bedrms.. mod, s. por.; 8 bed
rms, 2 bs., oc. frt. OWNER. OIL. 3616 6.
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job, prompt
! service; reas.; local or long distance,
Ia. 1857: after 2 Pm. GE. 1916.
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20 ACRES. long road frontage on
state road, beautiful building site.
13 miles D. c.; $500. >
81 acres. Loudoun County. excel.
farm land. long frontage on paved
road. stream; $3.50 per acre.
Pentagon Realty Co.
Fairfax 1896, 736
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

ON BALTo. BLVD. at Muirkirk. Nd.
soi ssst0ryM MR ssHs ois sS19 e. s. Ssoo tt slfya EH
52952. ewes. Laurel 451-W. --22
LOCATION--ideal for
contractors storage yard. welding
or machine shop; Welding trade
established; shop building. end 1900
So; tt yard surrounded sI,S ~ by sS1S. SzfSs;
ewes. TIE. 7i59. "a
90. 600 SO. FT.. centrally located,
pvt {. siding and ONCE. Ma. 6S85.
MODERN BLDG. on No. hwy. close
to D. c.; 5000 SO. IT.: ONCE. high
ceiling. clear span; ideal for factory.
shop, etc. WO. 1908.
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STORE VALUES

-. 1881 CONN. AVE.
Large store, $500 So. it., excellent
for any type retail business; $3.50
mo-, including heat.
18th AND QUINCY SITS. NE.
Located directly across from the
Brookland car terminal; new stores,
beautiful show windows; $1S5 month,
IL H ST. NE.
End commercial, 3-story brick bldg.
with full bsmt. and large repair
shop in rear; $500 month.
20 RIGGS RE-, cHILLuM. MD.
Large home, suitable for commercial
use, with an acre of ground; $50
month.
1000 EYE ST. NV.
1st-fioor commercial store, incl. heat
and hot water; $1S5 month.
I'll G ST. Sc.
20x70 feet, plus large connecting
garage in rear; $135 month.
713 3rd ST. NV.
15x50 feet, completely remodeled
plus 2 apts.. renting for S102-$260
month.
T4O 9th ST. NV.
and commercial. 1880: S65 month
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000
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ATTENTION BUILDERS
LOTS

In order to complete the
settlement of the late j. s,
Gruver's estate. we are offer.
ing some choice bldg. sites To-.
Gated in beautiful Woodside
Forest Silver Spring. Md. Fer
full information cali q. r.
sMTTH.A
between 1880 and $3.50 pm.
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Springtime Onnortllnit1

Springtime Opportunity
S100 down stakes your claim to a
piece Of the good earth in Hofnewood
where there are dogwoods by the
hundreds and oak trees waiting to
shade your house. You won't miss
Homewood half acre before you
know it. Prices range from 5000 TO
81 900 and you will be less than Is
minutes from town. mostly over the
new Shirley hwy.
MASON HIRST
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NO SECRETS HERE
WILL PAY UP TO:

CADILLACS WANTED
~ 70 so models See US before
you trade OF sell your Cadillac. We
viii pas YOU top cash price HOYLE
MOTOR SALES i345 Cue st nv
Do 1900
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Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447,
Closed Sundays. go
G ACRES

WITH HILL AND CREEK
This close-in tract OF wooded land
has sewerage and Is near other utili.
utes from Lee blvd, it has o quiet
secluded location While we ar,
selling 1t as a whole. 1t Is large
enough for several houses. Price
$500; one-half cash.
Mason Hirst, Exclusively
Annandale, Va. Phone Pa. 7447.
CInSed Gnpdov
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 so. FT., 2nd comm, rear Of
9th and e SITS. NV. Call MA. 1925.
Pant radnrad -C3
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Frances Powell Hill
Excl. Agent.
1602 2Qfh ST NW

CINDER BLOCK PLANT
Ready to make blocks. For sale OF
rent In College Park, Nd. C. n,
GILLON. GE. 2272. -2S
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Avail. May 15th-2 buildings. approx.
28x1 So with 20-ft. ceiling each.
loadins Ps.t I11 oss ss.a ptstins tetsss'
Vic. S. Capitol St.. Bridge.
Michael Walsh & Sons
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. $3.50
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LOTS g. ACREAGE WANTED

TEN OR MORE with sewer and water
available. Also interested in lots
with pre-Regulation x commitments
Call M. II. WORTH, JU. 7-7117;
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

ATTENTION
GAS STATION OPERATORS
1900 BLOCK U. s. ROUTE NO.
Opposite Potomac Yards. No goodwill
to buy. Dollar for Dollar for stock.
Owner retiring; $3.50 per month.
Call MR.. GRAHAM, DI. S724; after
. pm. LU. 1880. -22
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ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot, see Mr.. Beach, for
cash, trade terms.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV
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3. H ST. NV.
Near GPo; store and 2 apartments
rented $55 go. Store vacant. Ex-
with apts. A. loan paying for prop
erty. For inf. call Mr.. Hazell. SH
3519. with
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. Df. o222.
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Georgetown Commercial
style show window. Suitable for. an
ANTIQUE shop or intimate book store
etc. 8 nice-sized rooms, 2 on each
door plus basement. Located in 290C
block of M st. NV A good value al
$17.500. Call MIR. PRICE. at DE
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VIRGINIA FARMS :
175 good acres, fine buildings S37,500
Log house. 8 acres. Currant. $4,000
Good house, 6 acres. highway, $6,500
Many others. LYTLE BAKER. Real
tor. Lovettsville, 2722, Va. 21s
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I BEAUTIFUL h-ACREsLOT
In this fine residential area. bordered
/ BY Rock Greek Park. All utils
Architectural; building and financial
1NEz CUsHARD. Realtof. OR. 4232
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LOTS-PRINCE GEO. co.
Fine residential lots, Temple Hills
able locations. T. D. BURGESS
VI. 2802 til 8.
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.1.000-FT. FRONTAGE on Route 1
"a mi. S. of Alex; 2 service garages
houses. acres; $4,000
~ SEE-US-FIRST
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tract with springfield stream. in
Fairfax County. 35 min. from WASH
ington Monument via Shirley ex-
I press hwy. Map sent on request
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FORD 1s41 sedan; secs. why Day
RMdHoIEsALsEs; Rds Ifs a-sSSS 1871 Bladsnsburs
FORD ls4s Prefect 4-dr. sedan;
MasaArSN Ms1asssfz rflssp 1%o Sps . ST9sf RsD1s ss5S so
gsn5tsi gn zkseeth Reth sides 7th St. at r nv.
FORD 1947 station wagon; In excel
lent condition; reduced to sell
quickly at the amazing low price
81 Ss96: Liberal terms and trade.
T0Rs, 14th and Florida ave. NV.
FORD 80 VS. convertible; T. and h.;
spotless; new-car guarantee; 81 ,745.
ROYAL MOTORS, Chrysler- -Plym-
outh, 10 Kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S.
FORD 1850 VS. custom Fordor;
Magic Air heater; low mileage: orig
inal owner; 81 ,595. OR. 1490. -22
FORD 1949 Custom VS. Fordor; sea-
Ioam green. heater. seat covers. un-
sf.s9St % !Sw 45aa i5eassi sst ana d0Ensr; gn.;
FORD is21 Ae sedan; sess. Why pay
more? 81 bank financing.. AUTO
RwdHoIIEsALERs; w 81 aLss9S 1871 siadensDurs
FoRD 1850 sedan: s1,sss. Why pay
more? 5b bank financing. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
FORD 1949 Tudor Custom ''6'; black,
one owner. seat covers, heater. over.
drive: $4,000 mi: excellent cond.;
FoRD 1851 custom Tudor sedan;
equipped: 1000 MI; $1.800 or best
rdsL Sfisr; Sos:o 0T: s7ls; ' .o,. -22I
seat covers; original jet-black finish
immaculte; at SI,495. EDMONDS
MOTORS Ford). Wilson blvd. at
N. Jackson. Arl, Va. CHI. 43O0.
FORD 1850 Custom Fordor V-S;
equipped with cd. heater, etc.;
1000 act: miles; only S1,595. ED
MONDS MOTORS (Fordr, Wilson
blvd; at N. jackson. Arl.. Va. cH.
FORD FORD 1s4s VS. station wagon: excel.
cond. throughout; fully equipped;
orig. owner; $1,000. XII. S-63l%.
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CHEVROLET 1e47 h-ton pickup;
$793. Why pay moreP So bans
nnsncing. AUTO WHOLESALERS
l73l Bla6ensburg Rd. II. 3-SS00
CHEVROLET 1947 CLUB coupe; r. and
a.; 1909 guarantee; 1895. Royal
MOTOES. Chrysler-Plymouth, Id
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan; 81 .3g3
AUTO WHoLEsALERs. 1851 BIa-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-880O.
194S 4-dr. sedan; q
very clean car; at q real bargain Of
$845: liberal terms; cash or trade.
COLUMBIA MOTORS, 18th and
Florida ave. NV. eAD. 6429. Open
9. m. to o pm. 4-22
CHEv. 1916 F1eetmaster 2-dr.; radio.
heater. seat covers. good tires. excel.
finish. This Is real buy. S745.
Terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
1915 Que st. NV. DU. $500. 30
1888 business coupe;
$4,000 original miles; excel. cond.
throqghegs; o9nS s215. Cali after 2 p m.
CHEvSROIETT; 1e4e de luxe 4-dr. Sc
dan; fully equip, T. h., Sc, Wv.
tires; very low mileage, ! owner;
sgsl sa;heS MoRs,seT1a soE1 Ssgk 7sas sasss1s.as sDa
gia ave. NV. RA. 1872. --22
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SEVERN RIVER FRONTAGE
Property, 10-fm. house. acres Of
ground. $500 down, bal. like
rent; name your own terms. C. n.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27

years ago, VIII
h a We the eir
weapons and in
dependence re-
stored by Wash
ington through
a plan unfolding
here for the re-
militarization of
Germany.
The State and
Defense Depart
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27

that do not produce this wealth
benefitting the worker and the
state, is like a drop of blood that
Israel has lost.
AS long as Israel has an immi-
grant problem, Israel will need
FREE DOLLARS which it does not
need to repay. AS long as Israel
has unemployed immigrants, Israel
will need INVESTMENT DOL
LARS to build the factories which
will hire these people and pay them
wages.
Why does the state of Israel need
wealth? The first and foremost
reason is that Israel does not pro-
duce all the goods she needs. A
major portion of these goods and
materials must be purchased in
other countries. If they are pur-
chased in America, the companies
selling the goods and materials
want to be paid in American dol
lars. Israel needs supply of bus
mess dollars in America. This is
called wealth. A certain percent
age of everything Israel produces
must be- sold in America to Amer
lean buyers in order for Israel to
obtain this wealth. To make the
goods, Israel needs factories. To
build the factories, Israel needs in
vestors who will lend their money.
Can you imagine what would
hapen to business which gave its
merchandise away? If the supply
of FREE DOLLARS were cut off,
Israel would have to give it's prod
ucts away to the immigrants. The
lesson boils down to simply this
If you have a limited amount of
cash and owe a balance on a well
fare fund pledge, pay the pledge
rather than buy bond at this time.
Always remember: a welfare fund
payment is a free cash gift to the
people of Israel; a bond purchase
is loan which must be repaid with
interest.
THE COMMUNITY owes a vote
of thanks to Mrs. Jack Reichert
who has just terminated her job as
chairman of the Service to Foreign
Born Committee of the local sec
tion of the Council of Jewish
Women.
In her capacity as chairman of
this important service, Marcia
Reichert was also responsible for
the entire women's voluntary serv-
ice program of the Resettlement
Committee. The program of the
Resettlement Committee could not
have started as it did, or continue
on its present high plane, without
Marcia Reichert's untiring work
1t is a compliment to the Jewish
community and to the Council of
Jewish Women that women like
Mrs. Reichert work for them.
1t is to be hoped that the serv-
ices she rendered will continue as
effectively under the new leader
ship. The organized Jewish Com
munity extends it's grateful thanks
to Mrs. Reichert.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27

creasing responsibility and readi-
ness to take it's place in the COM
munity of free nations"
Students of the German scene
may wonder at the Presidents con-
fident pronouncement. What has
changed in Germany? How has
she prepared herself for recogni-
tion as a free nation? Who are
her leaders and how did they stay
out of prison?
An editorial in the Phoenix Gaz-
cite puts it this way:
"Twice in the past 40 years a
strong and independent German
government has plunged the world
into war. Neo-Nazism has already
risen in West Germany. An open
ly Fascist party drew IL per cent
of the votes in the recent election
in Lower Saxony."
This would suggest a positive
distaste for freedom and democra-
CIV in an unregenerated Germany.
Why, then, admit her into the fam
ily of free nations?
We are told that, without her,
Europe cannot be defended. One
wonders how faithfully Hitler's
children will defend Europe? One
questions their devotion to the
ideals for which we stand.
Is the risk worth taking?
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27

bonds pay interest or ultimately
must be repaid. They are interest
ed primarily in helping Israel and
are willing to use money for this
purpose which ordinarily would be
used for other and more personal
needs.
But if the money that is being
used by them to buy bonds ordinar-
lily would be used to pay Welfare
Fund pledges, then Israel is not
being helped. 1t has been estab-
ilshed by the national leaders of the
bond movement that unless money
to buy bonds is PLUS money. Is.
rael is not being helped.
The arithmetic of this is not COM
plicated. The Israel economy is
based now on four distinct points
1. Income from the United
Jewish Appeal, called FREE
DOLLARS.
2. Income from the sale of
Israel bonds.
3. Income from private inves-
tors, investing money in specific
industries.
a. Govern n t loans and
grants-in-aid.
Not any one of these four sources
OF income can take the place of any
other of the four. Moreover, it is
terribly important to understand
that, of the four, only the first
involving FREE DOLLARS. can be
used for non-productive purposes
Before an immigrant can be put
to work earning wages and increas-
ing the wealth of the country, he
first must be transported to Israel
fed, clothed, housed, cured of his
medical and psychological illnesses
trained for employment in industry
and educated. All of these cost
money and in strictly business
sense are non-productive. That is
they do not create wealth; they
use up wealth.
ISRAEL HAS TWO paramount
problems with respect to immi-
grants: One is to bring them and
make them ready for employment;
the second is to put them to work
so that they can not only earn
wages for themselves, thereby max
ing themselves independent OF
charity, but also so that they car
produce more than their wages sc
the state will benefit. Every pen
ny that Israel must use for things
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27
DOuble>Barrelled Dollars

shouldn't question by But just in there
let's clear and for ALL When put
Bondforsrae you aren't giving solitary red cent
making which promises ultimate bene
you benefit Israel How else could
your dollar accomplish much?
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt summed it well indeed
when she declared
of the encouraging signs of Israels coming
and development that this democracy has
decided embark sefhep through the bond
strengthening the economy of Israeli also
strengthening its capacity humanity and to the
highest interests of democracy and world peace"
The Bonds-forIsrael campaign in Phoenix. Don't
wait solicitor visit you Call headquarters today
Community offices--5573-and put your
money on the of Israel yourself
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27
N0n-JeW Is Winner
of Hebrew Award

TUCSON-A non-Jewish grand
mother enrolled at the University
of Arizona has been given the Ro-
senbaum Memorial award for dis
tinction in Hebrew studies.
She is Mrs. James @. Rood, who
began the study of Hebrew at the
university last year because she
wanted to understand the Hebrew
Bible in the original rather than in
translation. Mrs. Rood is a Ro-
man Catholic. In her studies. she
excelled a number of fellow stu
dents of Jewish faith.
The award is given annually by
the Rosenbaum Memorial Founda-
ton of Barbarossa Lodge, Knights
of Pythias, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27
Capital Spotlight
Critics Stilled
AS Nazis Get
Arms Again
Capital Spotlight
By Milton Friedman
Copyright, 1851, Jewish Telegraphie
Agency, Inc.)

Observation-Disclosures Nazis,
who pillaged and murdered through
out Europe slightly more than six
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27

ranging the return of the iron heel
of German militarism despite the
failure of the Identification pro-
gram and the widespread resur-
gence of Nazism and anti-Semitism
in the western zone of Germany.
All this is coming about as an
"expedient" measure to halt the
march of world communism al
though many of the people most in
terested in preserving freedom are
concerned lest the cure become as
disastrous as the sickness. Our
government, however, seems bent
on initiating the communist pro-
gram of re-arming Germans in the
Soviet zone of Germany.
In Bonn, Germany. American
Army officials have been talking
with Nazi General Hans Speidel
and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
with view of putting Germanys
most elite young men back into
hob-nailed boots.
A few weeks ago, High Commits
sioner John ]. McCloy held hush
hush talks in Washington. Immedi-
ately after his return to Bonn, he
entered conversations with German
leaders to speed up the remilitari-
zation process. More recently, Ade-
nauer has called on some of the
same generals who advised Hitler
to help restore the "proper" sort
of military organization.
AMERICAN JEWISH organiza-
tions are growing fearful of MAX
ing too much protest because Of
fear that such protest may be con-
strued as adherence to the Com
munist party line. Jews have been
urged by the Los Angeles Jewish
Community Council to avoid meet
ings organized to protest the re-
notification and remilitarization of
Germany if the meetings are in
any way "aligned with communist
front associations"
Jewish defense agencies in New
York were quoted by the council as
saying that Communists and their
sympathizers have recently been
exploiting Jewish feeling on ques-
tions related to Germany"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27
Abdullah and Israel

Israeli already poised decate the razorthn line which
separates from faces renewed danger with the
death of Jordans King Abdullah at assassins hand
Abdulah Minister Eahu Elah of Israel pointed
stabzng and peaceable influence in the Middle East He
ason bridging the void between Israeli and Arab He
believed IsraeArab and in IsraeArab trade in
the face of the Arab League boycott Because of his
aity and also because of British support Abduah welded
influence of proportion the size and of his little
nation.
Whether his death will trigger off in the Holy
determine Whatever happen
rae must be prepared for it.
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Root Of the Matter.
BY HIRSH KAPLAN
Executive Director Phoenix Jewish Community CounciD

AMONG THE BUYERS of bonds
for Israel, there are no doubt a
considerable number of people for
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27
THE WORLD OVER
BY DEBORAH JAFFA METZ
(The News Own CoIumnist)

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
Late in Sept. 1948, DR.. James
G. Mcdonald. then American min
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Letters to The
Editor
Editor, The News:

EOlCO1S L AC 4NCW0'
Please accept my congratulations
for the excellent article by Deb
orah Metz in reference to Mr.. Ran
kin. 1 always enjoy Mrs. Metz
column and it is the first thing /
read when l receive the Jewish
News. But this time it aroused
my admiration to such extent that
l had to send it to my niece in
Larchmont, N. Y, to be read at
a Sisterhood or Hadassah meeting.
Both groups are very active in
that town.
l wish we had more people with
such courage of conviction and
ability to express it in such an ad-
mirable way as Mrs. Metz does.
More power and best wishes to
her.
MRS. R. TALLER
80 w. 1st St.
Mesa, Ariz.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27
ADMISSION ACCOMPLISHED?

Between now and Aug. Ia, the
all-but-forgotten anniversary of
the end of World War II, many
Americans will ponder President
Truman's statement of this week:
"Since its birth in September,
1949, this (Western) German gov
ernment has shown steadily in
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-07-27

whom the pur-
chase of a bond
is an act of gen.
erosity. These
people have no
reserves of cap
ital from which
to make pur-
chases, but buy
their bonds from
current e arm :
ings. 1t is of
little Importance
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