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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15

will hear the Lesson-Sermon
prepared on "SouI." The sub
iect prepared by Mary Baker
Eddy many years ago is very
inspiring.
Christian Science teaches:
soul is the divine Principle
Of man and never SINS
hence the Immortality Of
Soul. In Science we learn
that il is material sense. not
Soul. which sins; and it will
be found that it is the sense
of sin which is lost, and not
a sinful soul"
Christ Jesus said. Fear
him which is able to destroy
both soul and body in hell"
In the reformation of the
human senses, we find that
Soul is not in body, but man
is in Soul, living, moving and
having his true being in God.
And in ones effort to destroy
error, he must include all
human erroneous beliefs.
And in doing this, one should
not fear to pray, study, and
take his stand for faith,
hope, charity, and a higher
understanding of Soul. And
as one continues to study the
right things, he finds man a
spiritual image, reflection of
Soul, not found in the human
body, or matter.
Iniquity being no part OF
Soul, must be trampled down
to make room for the whis-
pering voice of angels, who
interpret the would-be mys-
teries of error. Being inter-
preted, il is understood that
all error is only a false belief.
Christ Jesus. the Master via
the one Mind, taught by par
ables. and in short narratives
Of events concerning life, he
always showed forth good
moral and spiritual illustra-
tons. to light up the path
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15
Late '29 Crash Despite ex-President
Wilson sFederaI Reserve Controls!

IRAlTOROUS DEMOCRATS SABOTAGED!
THE HOOVER ADMINISTRATION
COVETOUS HEBREWS! AND
ROMAN CATHOLICS!
g. SLOPPY THINKING PROTESTANTS!
POWER HUNGRY ADAMS g. EVESl-
WHOM SATAN HATH BOUND"-CHRIST JESUS
AND-"AS A MAN SOWETH, so SHAH. HE
ALSO REAP!"-(St PauD
so, MILLIONS OF SUCKER PROTESTANTS!
CATHOLICS HEBREWS! EFT AL PUT THE DEVIL
INTO THE WHITE HOUSE!!!
VIA THE RELIGIOUS POLITICAL!
& MEDICAL CRIPPLE!
F.D.R.!-SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTE!!
AND THE REAPINC?-FDR SABOTACES
THE LONDON ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
THUS JEOPARDIZINC EUROPEAN RECOVERY
AND AIDING IN THE RISE OF HITHERTO
AND HOW HANDY FRANKLIN & ELEANOR &
FELLOW DEMOCRATS WERE TO THE DEvILi
IN RECOGNIZING THE USRR!
AND LETTING THE COMMIEs
INTO OUR HOUSED
ITO SEE" ALL THAT WE HAD ACHIEVED
IN $50 YEARSi AND MORE!
THE U.s.-A SECRETS & TECHNOLOGY
CAFETERIA" FOR THE USSRl
AND HOW THE PROPHET REBUKED
THE FOOLISH KING WHO SHOWED
ALL HIS TREASURES TO HIS ENEMESl-
THEY SHALL COME AND TAKE ALL
THAT is IN THINE HoUsE"l- ALLIE
The 1raitOrOus Democrats Had to Have
The Help Of Gods and Mans
Enemies. The Communists, to Defeat
The Essentially Protestant G0P!!!
WE REITERATE.
THE GENIUS OF THIS COUNTRY RESTS UPON
TESTANTISM-PURlTANi-
WITH THE SUBLIME AIDi-SINCE 1866
OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCEi
WITH ITS RESTORATION OF PRIMITIVE
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ITS LOST ELEMENT
OF HEALING" AND-WITH ITS INCREASING
DEMONSTRATION OF-THE MANHoODi-AND-
THE WOMANHOODl-oF THE cHRIST-OF
"oUR FATHER-MOTHER GOD, ALLeHARMoNIoUS"-
WILL FULFILL ITS "HICHER MISSION
Continued 4iS inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15

EUROPEAN RELIGIONS! MATERIA MEDTCA!
AND ALL "HEALINC" CD VOID OF
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE!-
COMMUNISM, THE ASIATIC PHILOSOPHERS, ETC
STILL RUNNING AROUND IN
SPIRITUAL DIAPERS!-RELICION
HEALING! PHILOSOPHY
HOWEVER, "a GLORIOUS DAY is DAWNlNG"
is HERE!!i
REALIZED BY THE PURE IN HEART"
VIA GODS TIMELESS!-UNIVERSAL-
("Clorious Day" from c. s. Hymn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15

Is Two birds Destroyed, ana ne
Remainder Destroys Itself
MRS. Eddy)
OWING TO THE FOURTH TERM!-oF THE DEvlL!!l
HENRY A. WALLACE SUPER CONNIE CoDDLER!
SPIRITUAL TRAITOR TO GOD AND COUNTRY
ALMOST BECAME PRESIDENT!
BUT THE DEVIL DID VERY WELL INDEED! PUTTING
'PENDERCAST" HARRY TRUMAN
INTO THE WHITE HOUSE!!
IF WE WERE LIVING IN A MORE ADVANCED
PERIOD. OF A MORE CHRIsTLIKE, SPIRITUAL SENSE,
TRUMAN WOULD NEVER HAVE HAD
HIS FULL TERM
MIRACLE OF THE DEVIL!
OR, HE WOULD NOW BE IN JAiL!!l
ooh dea,!!"-Mary, Public Stenogrspher).
Mary Asked What About Pendergaa?
Answer; Pendergast was a crooked, powerful, political
boss of Kansas City thereabouts who was eventually
jailed after much difficulty Truman attended his
funeral and continued TO be Pendergast dues-paying
member. and then, after being in the White House,
pardoned many political crooks of the Pendergast
gang!!!
Subsequently, when the crooked crowd blew up
the Kansas City vaults containing evidence of crooked
voting Harry Truman, President Tom Clark, At
orney General Edgar Hoover, Head of the F.B.I.
prohibited from making full scale investiga-
ton of these frauds! and the stealing of the evil
dence thereof.
ANY GOOD WHITE HOUSE DECISIONS?
COD AND THE DEVIL DO ALL
THAT is DGSE;-wE RSITERATE
AND SO, EVEN WITH MORAL CRIPPLES
IN THE WHITE HOUSE!-GOD--VIA
RIGHTEOUS INDIVIDUALS AND
PUBLIC OPINION-WOULD IMPOSE HIS WILL
WHEN EVIL BECAME FLACRANT ENOUGH .
TO INVITE DIVINE JUDGMENT!
THE c. S. MONITOR MANIFESTED
HIGH DEGREE OF DIVINE GUIDANCE WITH RESPECT
TO THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
Y.
INFLUENCE ON OTHER NEWSPAPERS
AND THE WHITE HOUSE.
THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS
ARE PRECIOUS TO GOD. SECOND ONLY
TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WHERE GOD FOUND THE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
soil" WHICH COULD GIVE BIRTH AND REAR
HIS HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVE SINCE CHRIST
JEsUs-HIs ieTH-2oTH CENTURY NARY
MARY BAKER EDDYl
AND HIS lMPERSONAL! CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH!
TO ALL NATIONS AND ALL PEOPLES!ii
AND So THE MONITOR WAS ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
OF THE WHITE HOUSE IN GIVING
ALL POSSIBLE AID TO BRiTAINl
THE CONSEQUENCES COULD NOT BE
PRoHIBITIvE IN THE SIGHT OF GOD SINCE
GALL THINGS WORK TOGETHER FOR GOOD
TO THEM WHO LOVE GOD, TO THEM WHO ARE
THE CALLED ACCORDING TO
HIS PURPOSE! est. PAUL.
THE MONITOR OPPOSED THIRD TERM
FOR F.D.R.!..
bOi WHEN Inc iHiKD IEKM ADMINISTRATION
ANNOUNCED THE so DESTROYER DEAL
WITH BRiTAIN!, WHICH IRRITATED IDLE HARD"
REPUBLICAN, PAPERS, LIKE THE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
THE MONITOR GAVE 1T ITS HEARTY SUPPORT
THE LATE COP SENATOR ARTHUR II. VANDENBURC
OF MICHIGAN, AFTER HIS INTERNATIONAL
POLITICAL CONVERSION IN THE EARLY 40. land N.
writer, in due time will disclose his efforts thereto)
GAVE GIANT-LIKE SUPPORT TO GURUS.
DlVlNELY IMPELLED, WORLD ROLE AND
WAS VERY MUCH IN HARMONY WITH
tn MONITORS VIEWS THEREFOR
TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD"!li
MORE ON THE REAPINC OF THE
DEVILS DEMOCRATIC SOWINCl,
PEARL HARBORi
NOT so MUCH THE INFAMY OF THE JAPANESE
BUT THE INFAMY OF TRAIToROUS DEVILS.
! DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS
WHICH DEMANDED A THIRD TERM
WHICH NO SANEl AND SOUND MANI EVER Asxrn
OF THE WHITE HOUSE,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15

Materia Medita-The Devil Healing
Ageney-i0O per cent Impotent!!!
The Same Devils Materia Mediea
That Gave The Nearly Dead F.D.R.-
The Devil Reformer!-
Connie (oddler J.
Spiritual Traitor!
To God and Country!-
A CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH FOR A FOURTH TERMlll
HAD THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEADQUARTERS
MANIFESTED MORE OF THE SPIRITUAL
MASCULINITY!-OF CHRIST JESUS,
III COULD HAVE!-AND WOULD HAVEl-
HEALED HIM!l
WILSON!-AND F.D.R. TOO
DEPRESSION OF 1s2O2i
HARDING ELECTED IN NOVEMBER, 1920.
DIES TWO YEARS LATER-MISPLACED TRUSTl
VICE-PRESIDENT COOLIDGE BECOMES PRESIDENT
AND PHENOMENAL PROSPERITY AND
REDUCTION OF HEAVY WAR DEBTS ENSUEs
INCLUDING HIS FULL 4-YEAR TERM
THEN HERBERT HOOVER BECOMES PRESIDENT
DEFEATING CATHOLIC AL SMITH
GOOD MANI
AND THUS, THE DEMOCRATS WOULD BE OUT
OF THE WHITE HOUSE FOR IL YEARsi
AND so YIELDED TO THE TRAITORoUS
vEMPTATION-OF THE DEVILi-To SABOTAGE THE
Continued is inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15
You Highly Compliment Us! Thank You!
However. We Are Not Supermen!
But, With The Help Of God
("Divine Love-"
We Shall Work MiraeIes!
Six Months Is Too Short A Period
To Get The twenty Years!
Raw Deal and "Phoney" Deal
Filth Out from Under The Rug!!!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, c.s. d

harmonious o. l6 Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with woro
message and mission who wildly the grace of God
do Frueha u Martin Luther job IN this age And
How! Science & Health, textbook is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND HIS
FRIENDS
l9l4-THE DEVIL BREAKS LOOSE!
THE BIBLICAL 40 YEARS is NEAR
SINCE THE OUTBREAK OF WORLD WAR I-lsi4!
THE KAISER'S GERMANY SHAMEFULLY VIOLATES
THE NEUTRALITY OF BELGIUM!!-
NAKED AGGRESSION"!!l
DEMOCRAT PRESIDENT, WOODROW WILSON,
IN THE WHITE HOUSES
EX-PRESIDENT "TEDDY'-THE GENUINE
ROOSEVELT cop
FAVORS EARLY INTERVENTION OF THE US!
DESPITE GEORGE WASHINCTONS mo FOREIGN"
ENTANGLEMENTS'!
WOODROW WILSON REELECTED-HE KEPT US
OUT OF WAR
PRESIDENT WILSON GOES TO EUROPE
TO SUPERVISE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AND TO
SELL THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS IDEA!
DOES NOT!-lNVITE COP SENATOR,
HENRY CABOT LODGE CHAIRMAN OF
FOREIGN RELATIONS, TO ACCOMPANY HIM.
DESPITE THE CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISION
REQUIRING SENATE APPROVAL OF TREATIES!
SUBSEQUENT VERDICT OF THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
WILSON LACKED THE CAPACITY TO NEGOTIATE!
THE ROAD TO HELL is PAVED WITH
GOOD INTENTIONS'!i!
"A Monitor editorial in the early 20's)
But LET THE READER BE REMINDED AGAIN
GOD AND THE DEVIL DO ALL THAT is DONEl!
PRESIDENT WILSON DIES IN 1927 AFTER
MANY MONTHS PARALYSIS-PHYSCAL,-
MoRAL!-sPIRITU ALl-INTELLEcTUAL!-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MEDICAL PARALYSIS!!!
AND BEAR IN MIND; THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
OF GOVERNMENT WAS PARALYZED
FOR MANY MONTHSl!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15
Christian Science Quarterly

BIBLE LESSON
AUGUST is. 1853
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-14

ral Records and the same be- ing part of the us. Survey No. 1881; dwelling house situ- ated thereon, about 24' x 18' and miscellaneous personally situate in said dwelling house.
 Said sale will be made on the Fl day of March, 1853, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at the front door of the house on the property above-described.
 The terms of said sale will be: 10% of the bid payable at the time of the sale and the balance to be payable upon confirmation by the above-en- titled Court.
 Marshall Crutcher Admini-
 trator, Estate of William
 F. Sargent, Deceased.
 By Isl Paul A. Dupler Attotney for Administrator Date of 1st Pub. 2-28-53 Date of last Pub. 3-21-53
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-14
NOTICE

IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS (EX-OF FICIO PKOBATE) COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, KODIAK CON- MlSSIONER'S PRECINCT In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM F. SERGEANT.
 Deceased PROBATE NO 392
 Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an Order of the above-entitled Court, issued on February Is, 1853, the undersigned, as Administrator of the Estate of William F. Sargent, Deceased, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder. subject to con- frmation by said Court, the following described real pro- perty, to-wit:
 Lot No. Seven CD, of Block No. Three (3), of the Leite Addition to the City of Ko- diak, as shown on the plat on tile at the United States Com mlssioner's Office, Kodiak, Alaska, and recorded in Vol ume l, Page 133, of the Gene .
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-14
NOTICE

Trespassing on lands law fully occupied by others is a criminal act. Long Island is lawfully occupied.
 US. Deputy Marshal
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

political considerations but
by a personal desire to de-
vote himself to other work.
Construction of a home for
Premier David Ben Gurion
and his family within the set
tlement of Sdeh Boxer in the
NegeV was begun.
The four-room house will
be constructed of prefabri-
Gated wood panels produced
in Sweden. His famous lib
rary will be housed in a near
by archaeological laboratory
The Sdeh Boxer kibbutZ Off
cially accepted the Premier
as a member so that he could
live in the settlement.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Community Chest Drive
Seek Raise Large Goal

Tucsonians will again be
asked to contribute to the an
nual Community Chest drive
during the next few weeks
and thus to assume their re-
SpOnsibility for the cOmmu-
nifty welfare and support of
the various health, welfare
and recreation services, says
Leon Levy, 1853 Chest chair
man.
Goal of $311,974. has been
set and will be raised if the
10000 potential donors are
contacted, he adds. One of
the fifteen beneficiary agen-
cies is the Community COun-
Gil Social Service Dept. which
is budgeted for $11,631. in
1854.
While the Jewish cOmmun-
ity is called upon to support
sectarian agencies thru the
Combined Jewish Appeal, re-
spOnsibility does not end
there, declares Levy, but
must include support of vital
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

nation on race, nationality,
creed, etc. for administrative
purposes, it points out these
can be secured after the stu
dent has been admitted.
Denominational schools in
1858 for the first time show
ed a marked overall improve
ment and exceeded monde
nominational schools by a
wide margin in the reduction
of the number of discrimina-
tory questions on applica-
tiOnS.
ADJ is preparing a series
of recommendations for the
Arizona State Board of Edu
cation These include the
barring of non-denomination
al public educational institu
tions from asking any poten
italy discriminating ques
tions, adoptinn of a standard
admission form in such pub
Itch schools
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

studied which continues to
ask nationality and religion
of the applicants parents,
while the University of Ari-
zona is alone in asking ap-
plicant's religion. The report
notes that while the Univer-
Sity of Arizona has eliminat-
ed the question on the appli-
cation for admission, the GER
tificate of an applicants high
school record calls for his
race and church preference.
The percentage of colleges
requesting an applicants
race has dropped 66%6, while
requests for religion and ma,
tionality have dropped 4O%
However, information on an
applicants church member
ship or preference jumped
1870.
While the survey recog
nizes the necessity for infor
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

ing his withdrawal.
The Premier said he ex-
poets replies from the gov
ernment parties during the
week in order to be able to
report to the President of Is
rael his plans, as well as the
composition of the recon
structed Cabinet, by next
Weed-end. There is much
speculation as to who will
succeed him. 1t is reported
that Levi Eshkol, Finance
Minister, is favored by Ben
GuriOn.
Premier Ben Gurion's de-
sire to give up his office has
been known for some time.
1t has also been known that
his move is not motiVated by
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Expands Trade

JERUSALEM, (JTA)- In
the wake of resumption of
diplomatic relations between
Israel and the Soviet Union,
the Jewish State has begun
to expand her trade with the
Soviet bloc. The deal, involv-
ing goods valued at $1,000
900 will be concluded within
the next few days, was hand
led through the good offices
of Finland which last month
negotiated the sale of 5000
tons of Bulgarian wheat to
Israel.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

draft resolution sponsored
jointly by Belgium, Denmark,
the Netherlands, Sweden, the
United Kingdom and Uru-
quay, which would have the
Assembly decide to continue
the office of the UN High
Commissioner for five years.
DR.. HeuVen told the Commit
tee that the most practic-
able" solution of the refugee
problem in the world today
was "by integratiOn." Unfort-
unately, he said, repatriation
and settlement were only of
a very secondary and acces-
sorry nature" He described
the problem as being one of
the most serious of our times
and it's solution would be a
vital contribution to mainte-
nance of world peace.
In his report, the High
Commissioner drew the fol
lowing conclusions based on
the experiences of his office:
l. "The refugee problem has
it's roots in war, tyranny, per
secution and discrimination"
and it's solution required in
ternational co-ODe rat on =.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

local agencies
Among the members of the
Campaign Advisory Commit
tee are: Rabbi Albert Bill
gray, president of the Com
munity Council, Meyer Cob
EN-, Jack Fruchthendler, Reu-
ben Gold, Aaron Levy, Hy-
men MyersOn, Elmer Present.
Playing an important role
in the residential drive which
begins Nov. II and runs for
a week, is Mrs. 1. II. Hand
maker. She is in charge of
solicitations for the UniVer-
sity district. Mrs. Fac Son
nenbIick has similar reSpOn'
sibility for the city of South
Tucson. Others active in the
campaign are Sidney SOnkin,
who is in charge of city EN-
plOyees solicitation. Mrs,
Ruth Dubinsky is a sector
chairman with her workers
recruited from the local chap
ter of the National Council of
Jewish Women.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Ask US To
The Israe|is

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
(JTA)-The question of Whe-
ther the U.N. Security COun-
Gil should adopt a resolution
cenSuring Israel for the re-
cent retaliation raid on Kibya
continued to be a matter of
discussion among the dele
gates of the us, Britain and
France while the members of
the Council were awaiting
clarification from Gen. Vagn
Bennike, UN Palestine truce
chief, on a number of ques-
tions concerning the Arab-IS-
rael border situation.
While Britain is pressing
for the adoption of such a
resolution, it became known
that the us. is of the opinion
that pressure must be exert.
ed on both Israel and the
Arab countries if there is to
be progress toward peace in
the Middle East.
Pro-Israel sentiment WaXed
stronger in U.N. circles over
the weekend following the
presentation made at the Sc
curity Council by Ambassa
dor Abba Eban, head of the
Israel delegation. Mr.. Ebar
dealt specifically with Sy
ria's charge that Israel is at
tempting to divert water
from the Jordan River at the
expense of Arabs.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Refuse Visus

TEL AVN (JTA) - For
the first time, the American
consulate at Haifa refused to
grant an entry visa to 26 Is
raeli Seamen whose vessel
the SIS JeruSalem-WaS Sche-
duIed to sail for New York
The reason given was that
the seamen had come to Is,
rael from East European
countries.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

made these charges.
Continuing his criticism of
he US, Minister Lavon de-
clared: "a certain nation
which used to speak in high
sounding words of the devel-
opment of underdeveloped
areas suddenly doubted Is
raePS right to use the little
natural resources in her pos
session. He asserted that Is
rael was prepared for every
conciliation" but stressed
that it would not give up it's
very right to existence" He
emphasized that Israel has
always wanted us. friend
ship, but not as Friendship
by dictate"
CThe New York Times re-
ported from Jerusalem that
Eric Johnston, President Els
enhower's personal envoy t.
the Near East, who has been
visiting Israel and the Arab
states in an attempt to sell
them the IVA plan for devel-
Opment of the Jordan's water
resources, believes h a t
"skillful diplomacy" could OBJ
tain Jordan's and Syria's sup
port of the plan. Mr.. Johns
ton was reported as believing
that it is the political climate
in the Arab countries which
forbidS their leaders from
supporting the regional de-
velopment plan.)
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
NEWS BRIEFS

Israel leaders are consider
ing the advisabil;ty of mort
gaging UJA income for the
next several years in order to
convert national debts from
short term to medium term
loans. Continuation of
the office of U.N. High Com
missioner for Refugees an
other five years was approx
ed tho the Soviet bloc voted
against it. Five commu-
nal leaders in Rumania re,
ceived long prison sentences
for organizing "a political
Zionist underground" accord
ing to Verification of the
American Jewish Congress
About $3.50 of all tourists
visiting Israel this year saw
the Land of the Bible as part
of a package tour Gas against
1919 last year,, in part due to
the proximity of Israel to
popular European centers
such as Rome, which is five
air hours away Jewish
population of New Orleans
increased $40 since 1888 and
now totals 10000 with the
average household 3.01 per-
sons as against the national
average of 3.5 persons.
For the first time in the
history of Harvard Univer-
sity a Jew has been elected
president of the governing
body. He is Judge c. E. Wy
zanski, a lawyer appointed to
the federal bench by the late
Pres. Roosevelt. Number
of discriminatory help want
ed ads in Los Angeles metro
politan newspapers continue
to decline, according to an
ADJ survey, from 4.6% in
April 1851 to 2%o.
American Assn. for the u.
N. diSaSSociated itself from a
letter to the New York Times
by an honorary vice-chair-
man, Michael Francis Doyle
of Philadelphia, demanding
that Jerusalem be interna-
tionaliZed. Four leading
New York banks accepted an
invitation from the Jewish
Agency and are sending SEN
ior officials to Israel to eVal-
uate the Agency's activities
and advise on financial pol
icy. Joint Distribution
Committee, a beneficiary of
the UJA, is spending more
than $1,000,000 a month to
rehabilitate thousands of
sick, aged and handicapped
refugees now settled in Is
rael.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

expect 10 COIIlpl6le lIlCll dS-
signment within the next few
weeks.
Saying that this demon
StrateS the enthusiasm in the
community for the new Cen
ter, Solot declares that the
100000 goal should be at
tanned without difficulty.
Campaign workers are ex-
horted by Norris Shanhouse,
chairman of the Planning
committee, to raise enough
cash Immediately to enable
construction of the first wing
of the new Center. This unit
will include the swimming
pool, locker rooms, admins
tratiVe offices, tie en- a g e
lounge, outdoor a h lie t C
equipment and three rooms
for temporary use of the
Nursery School and minimal
other activities. He points
out these facilities will be
needed to operate the sum
mer camp program in 1854.
FOUNDERS TABLET
Families Contributing
$4,000 and AbOve)
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bacal
Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard III. Bloch
Mr.. and Mrs.
James Prudential
Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Fruchthendler
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry GiIberg
and Sydney Gilberg
Philip and Celia Greenberg
Mr.. and Mrs.
LII. Handmaker
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hatcher
Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kaufman
Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter A. May, Jr.
Oshrin Family
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Present
Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Perlman
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo RackOff
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rich
Morris ShanhOuSe
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Shift
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben SOlOt
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. levin
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Center Drive Begins
With $4,000 Pledged

Center building fund campaign swung into accelerated
with the by Ben Solo general CHAIR
man. that Special Gift committee, under Harry Bacal,
has pledges tOalng $4,000 Baca adds that only small
number of covered thus far, though they
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Arizona Colleges Still
Ask "Rocist" Questions

Examining for the third time since 1913 the entrance
application forms for colleges and in Southern
California Arizona the Bna Birth ADJ report
interesting findings with reference to Arizona schools.
Arizona State at Flagstaff is the only of 81 schools
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Ben GUnion To Retire 81
zaAs
To A KibbUtz On Leave

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The intention of Premier David
Ben GurlOn to give his office by November
dlcated as he began his final rOund negotiations with
leaders of his party and with other parties of the coa
ton government regarding the Cabinet follow
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Rejects Proposed Plan
To Develop The Jordan

TEL AVN (JTA)-The Amercansponsored Tennessee
Valley Authority plan for regional development
dan River is "unpracticabe and is aimed develop
ment of the rivers but preventing srae use
of hea Pnchas L2vOn, Israel Minister without portfolio
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
UN Gets Refugee Report

UNITED NATIONS, NY. (JTA) - A detailed report on
the situation of refugees in various countries presented
to the U.N. General Assembly by Dr. G. j. Heuven
GOedhart, UN High Commissioner for Refugees The UN
Social Cultural and Humanitarian Committee received
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

Therefore, the refugee prob
lem was "typically a U.N.
problem"
Evening star., 1953-10-02

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