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The Arizona post., 1952-03-07
CAMPUS NEWS
TAU DELTA PHI

Rabbi Breger will be guest speaker at
an informal gathering March at the
house. Chapter band, composed of DICK
Model, Bob ROsenthal, Earl Terman,
Phil HOrdiner, Bob Nevers, Jack Lev
kowitz, will play at the Veterans Hos
pital.
Initiated into the fraternity were:
Seymour GoldStein, Bob LukacS, Bob
Rosenthal, Max Volk, Jack Waltuck.
HILLEL
Third in a series of informal talks will
be held March IL with Rabbi Samuel
Schwartz as discussion leader on as
similation and some of the problems
met by Jewish youth. Monthly Oneg
Shabbat is scheduled for March IA.
Major project is the carnival March
% in behalf of CJA. Conducted by stu
dents on campus, it will be open to the
public. Marvin Karlin is chairman.
Traditional Passover Seder will be held
for campus students at Hillel House and
plans are being formulated for it.
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07

Meeting alternate Sunday evenings,
next meeting and social will be held
freshments will be served. Everyone is
invited.
ANSHEI ISRAEL GIRL SCOUTS
Troop will participate in the Interna-
tlonal Friendship program to be held by
the nine troops in the district, at the
Miles School March 8. Representing Is
rael, troop will present songs and
dances of that country. Girls ages 1913
are invited to become members and
should attend a Wednesday evening
meeting at Anshei Israel.
ANSHEI ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
Sabbath service and Oneg Shabbat
will be held at Cong. Anshei Israel on
Card party is planned for March at
pm. No admission will be charged.
Members are urged to make up tables
and bring their friends. Guests should
supply own cards. Mines. Michael
Schaeffer and 1. Margolis are chairmen.
Prizes will be awarded.
RIsHoNA PIONEER WOMEN
Members are working on the "Shlach
Mones" campaign which was organized
four years ago by the late Sophie Siegal,
club vice-president who recently passed
away. They seek the cOmmunity's par
ticipatiOn in buying these cards in
memory of Mr.. and Mrs. Siegal, who
were ardent Labor Zionists.
Purim and Child's Day will be Jointly
celebrated at a social gathering at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Taxerman,
727 N. Martin, March IL at pm. All
Pioneer Women members and their
husbands are invited to spend a con-
genial evening together. Holiday pro-
gram will be presented and Purim re-
freShmentS served.
BNAI BIRTH
Lloyd Meenan, Rent Control officer
will be speaker at the March 13 meeting
at Hillel House. ADJ committee met
MIR. AND MRS. CLUB
Members and their families are in
vited to an all-day outing and picnic at
Lower Sabine Canyon March 16.
YOUNG ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
Report on the recent successful con-
March IL meeting of SiSterhood at the
Synagogue at 8 pm.
SHEVA PIONEER WOMEN
Nominating committee will present
slate of officers at the March 26 meet
ing. Mrs. Sidney Nevins is chairman,
Violet Bergman, Mrs. Henry Fassler,
Mrs. Leon Splitter are on the committee.
Donor dinner will be held May and
reservations are being accepted by Mrs.
Margaret ShuSterman, chairman, and
Mrs. Louis Copalman, cO-chairman.
MOUNTAIN REGION AZA-BBG
Regional convention will be held in
Tucson March FL thru %. There will be
business sessions, workshops, banquet
and dance. Local members will be hosts
to the Phoenix delegates.
General chairmen are Neil Kurn,
Grace Handmaker. Committee chair
men are: invitations, transportation,
Shirley Elpern; booklet, Helen Norris
on, Clyde Schachner; housing, Barbara
Agron, Leonard Scheff; publicity, Lor-
raine Olshansky; miscellaneous, David
NoVick.
Special events chairmen are: Friday
night service, Gary Lotto; Oneg Shah
bat, Helen Morrison; civic ncheon,
Carol Cohen; convention ball, Judy
Bassist, David ReiSler; banquet, Judy
BasSiSt
regional presidents, will give talks at
the Sabbath service.
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07

Bas Mitzvah of Vera Sgutt will
be held at Sabbath services at
Temple Emanuel March IA. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sgutt,
lis Douglas Circle, invite Tenn
pie members and all their friends
to an informal reception follow
ing the service. No other invi-
tations have been issued.
Vera is in the eighth grade at
Roskruge school. Her interests
include all sports with emphasis
on baseball, and in the arts, she
enjoys dancing and singing.
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07

Arizona Post, March 7, 1852
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07
Organizations
CHICAGO CLUB

Meeting alternate Sunday evenings,
next meeting and social will be held
March 8 at the X of Hall. Purim re-
freshments will be served. Everyone is
And
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-01
Campbell Named
COnservatiOnist

REX CAMPBELL, former district
conservationist at Sidney. was ap-
pointed Sept. to the Montana Ex-
tension service conservationist post
vacated in June by NJ P. Hansmeier.
A graduate of North Dakota State
Teachers college, Campbell has been
in conservation work for the last
seven years, including service at
Miles City, Helena and Sidney. AS
successor to Hansmeier, who resigned
as extension conservationist to
accept a foreign assignment, Camp
bell also will serve as secretary of
the Montana Association of Soil
Conservation districts.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-01
Defens9 Production
FLAX. FEED GRAIN PRICE
SUPPORTS ANNOUNCED

The U. S. department of agricul-
ture announced that the national
average support price for 195S-crop
flaxseed grading No. will be $3.79
busnel. Price support Tor 1952-crop
flaxseed, now being marketed, is at
a national average Of $3.77 bushel.
Terminal and county support rates
will be announced later.
The following national average
price support rates for oats, barley,
rye, and grain sorghums to be har-
vested in 1858 were announced:
Oats, 80 cents per bushel for Grade
No. 8 or better.
Barley, $1.24 per bushel for Grade
No. 2 or better Except mixed" bar
ley1.
Rye, SLAB per bushel for Grade
No. 2 or better or Grade No. on
test weight factor only but otherwise
grading No. 2.
The supports for 1853 will be car
ried out through Commodity Credit
Corp. farm storage loans, warehouse
storage loans, and purchase agree
ments.
Loans and purchase agreements
will be available through the offices
of Production and Marketing Admin
istration county committees from
time of harvest through Jan. 81, 1854.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-01

Equipped with eosy-to-operote
clips giving odopfobiIity fos
ottochment TO oay 8 Of IL volt,
bo4erM
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-01

54-oetobet /, 1852
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Efficient Plane Heater

NEW YORK.-A new heating
system for the Air Forces new
intercontinental bomber can pro-
duce four million B.T.U.'S an hour
enough to heat SO six-room
houses comfortably.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Negro Priest in Guinea

New Guinea's first Negro priest,
Father Clarence j. Howard, for
mer editor of Catholic paper in
Mississippi, has arrived to estab-
liSh a seminary for native New
Guinea priests.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Canal to Link z Rivers

MOSCOW (P.-Plans have been
announced to build a canal in
West Kazakhstan which will link
the Volga and Ural Rivers for
irrigation purposes. This is an
other step in the overall water
way development schemes being
worked out in Russia. Others in
clude the linking of the Volga and
the Don RiverS-one Of the biggest
undertakings to date.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Britain Exceeds Income

Britain is living beyond its in
come at the rate of $1,960, 900, ,00C
ANNUALLY. equal to $3.50 a week
for each family in the land, a
treasury survey discloseS.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Firemen PIun Convention

LAVALE. Md. April 19.-The
Executive Committee of the Mary
land State Firemen's Association
will meet here tomorrow to plan
for the Goth convention at Ocean
City June 25-27.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

|trict. which plans to start fiuorida-
ton this spring.
"The mail has come from all
sections Of the country" Mr.. De-
laney told reporter. Practically
all of 1t opposed huoridation. The
writer's included great number
OF medical men and educators.
The letters were all different
and did not appear to have been
inspired"
Mr.. Delaney, who has listened
to conflicting scientific testimony
about the value and possible harm
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Education Officials
Puzzled by Pastors
|Sf-Down al WheatIey

Board Of Education officials ap-
|peared puzzled today about what
to do with the case of colored
minister staging a sit-down strike
lat Wheatley School in an effort
to enroll his 5-year-old son in
the white school.
The Rev. Smallwood Williams.
1928 Montello avenue NE, pastor
|of Bible Way Church, took the boy
to the school at Montello avenue
and Neal street NE, about a block
from his home, for the second
day.
I'VE are not sure what the pro-
cedures will be-" DR.. Carl F.
Hansen, in charge Of white ele-
|mentary schools, said. I'VE hope
Mr.. Williams will decide he has
demonstrated his point and hope
he will withdraw"
DR.. Hansen went into the class
room to speak with Mr.. Williams.
He would not discuss what was
said, but Mr.. williams reported
That DR.. Hansen had told him:
Il am urging you to go. This
is final. If you don't go, some
thing might happen"
Henry w. Roberts. colored, as
sistant pastor Of the Bible Way
Church. and Charles Byrd, col
ored, 152 Wayne place Sc, ac-
companied Mr.. williams to the
school today.
DR.. Hansen talked with them
privately and said later:
II told them the situation
posed here is not one Of race, but
a question of regular school policy
and law. AS to segregation, there
are legal ways to attack It,"
The minister began his sit-down|
strike at Wheatley yesterday when
he brought his son, Wallace, to the
school to seek enrolment.
Mr.. Williams said he was pro-
testing his sons transfer from
Charles Young School. which is
near his home. The Board of
Education offered three alterna-
tive colored schools, but the min
lister said he would have to use
his car to take his son to school
each day if he, were enrolled at
any Of the three.
The boys case is part of a
general pupil shift in colored
schools to relieve overcrowded
conditions in some Of the schools.
After spending the morning in|
the classroom with his son, Mr.
Williams conferred with school
board officials. He said DR.. Ho-
bart M. Corning. superintendent
OF schools. told. him he could seek
legal action If he wished. but
added that he was opposed to the
action in seeking to
force enrolment by a sit-downi
strike.
In the afternoon, the boys
mother returned with him to the
classroom. A substitute teacher,
after conferring with DR.. Hansen,
took the other pupils to another
room.
After visiting wheatley this
DR.. Hansen declared:
we think he. has stayed long
enough"
Evening star., 1952-03-04

|fuoridation. has argued that the
plan does not involve mass medi-
cation. but protection of public
health.
Under the fiuoridation program,
fiuofide compounds are added to
a city's water supply. Part of the
fiuorine works its way through the
body to children'S teeth and
makes them more resistant to
decay. Opponents of the plan
fear the chemicals might harm
some persons.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

Representative Delaney. Demo.
crat. Of New York disclosed TO-DAY
he has received 1000 letters op-
posing tluoridation Of water sup
plies.
Only q few letters have sup
ported the plan that helps prevent
decay in children's teeth.
Mr.. Delaney is chairman Of a
special House committee now hold
ing hearings on fiuoridation.
Mr.. Delaney said only q few
Of the letters about fiucridatior
came from residents OF the Dis
Evening star., 1952-03-04

Iof huoridation, said he still was
undecided about the problem.
"It's a debate that never viii be
concluded" he said. Nobody can
say with assurance that it is good
or bad.
but finoridation Of public
water supplies has one signifi-
cance-it is the first time that we
have had mass medication. It is
mass medication; no question
about that"
The United States Public
Health Service, chief advocate of
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Admirol Kirk Believes
Russiu Certuin to Fall
BY the Associated Press

Los ANGELES, Mar. TT be-
lieve Russia will fall because men
will be free" but we must not
underestimate Soviet power, says
Admiral Alan g. Kirk.
Admiral Kirk, who resigned
last month as Ambassador to the
Soviet Union, also said in a Town
Hall address yesterday America
would be foolish to consider Rus
STA invincible.
He said he believes war can be
avoided If America is able to
negotiate from strength, actual
and in being"
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Broken Radiator Kills Boby

NEW YORK. Mar. 4 R.-
Eleven-month- Peter Sherlock
was found dead yesterday in a
room filled with steam issuing
from q broken radiator valve.
Death was attributed to suffooa-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Catholic Priests Blamed.

The report blamed Catholic
priests for melting or leading the
alleged persecution in most cases
and took civil authorities to task
for aAegedly failing to protect
Protestants or to investigate and
punish those responsible for the
persecution. The report added:
What can not be indicated in
a documentary report such as this
lis the social ostracism of the
Evangelical community and con-
slant pressure under which it
lives"
There was. no immediate COM
ment from Roman Catholic or
government authorities.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Protestants Accuse
Colombia Groups Of
Persecution
BY the Asseeiaied Pos.


BOGOTA. Colombia, Mar. A.
The Evangelical Confederation OF
Colombia listed yesterday q
cases Of religious persecution OF
IProtestants it said took place in
Colombia in the last three months,
including the fatal shooting and
beating of q Seventh-day Adj
'ventist.
In another instance, the report
said, a mounted policeman rode
into a Protestant church during
services, threatened the worship
pers and beat the pastor with a
whip.
Predominantly Catholic.
Colombia's population of slightly
over IL million is predominantly
Roman Catholic. Practice of re-
ligionS other than Catholicism is
permitted as long as it is not
against Christian morals or the
law" The Evangelical Confedera-
ton says it represents II Protes-
tant denominations working in
the country.
The confederation's report, COW
ering the period from December /.
was issued by DR.. Luis Alberto
Quiroga. executive secretary and
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church in Bogota. He said COM
plants of persecution have been
filed with government officials
but nothing is ever done about
II >,
Evening star., 1952-03-04

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GRASS ROOT FARM"
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Evening star., 1952-02-24
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Rooms First A., wide center
hall throush to Q screened
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way that goes from the base
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Beautiful Beverly Hills
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70 the frst person to Inspect. Cal
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