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The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Opposition to
Arms Grows

LONDON (JTA) - Reflect
ing the growing opposition in
Britain to American arming
of the Arab States, two lead
ing British newspapers, the
Times of London, and the
Manchester Guardian, pub
lished editorials expressing a
concern over the u. S. de-
ciSion to ship arms to Iraq.
The Times asserted that
the American decision has
led the Arab states to think
that Israel can no longer rec
kon on American support. In
this they are no doubt com
pletely mistaken, but the eff
feet has been to encourage
them to rally behind Jordan
in her dispute with Israel"
The editorial Worned that
the "prevailing mood in Is
rael is dangerous" following
Assistant Secretary of State
Henry Byroade's recent state.
ments, because it may hard
en- into desperation"
The Manchester Guardian
called upon the u. S. not to
supply arms to Iraq without
strings attached, one of which
should be the conclusion of a
formal peace with Israel. Is
raeps case against the supply
of arms to Iraq "haS not been
OVerStated," the newspaper
declared. 1t noted that at this
moment, the Arab states in
cluding Iraq are still defying
the Security Council by refus-
ing to honor the terms of the
armistice agreements with Is
rael
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

had urged Israel to limit its
immigration. Mr.. Byroade
made this denial at a press
conference held in connection
with the meeting here of Am
erican ENJOYS to the Middle
Eastern states.
Mr.. Byroade insisted that
his recent statement in Phila-
delphia-Which caused a flu
ror in Israel and the u. S.
had been miSinterpreted. He
said that he had merely point
ed out to ISraelis that mass
immigration was virtually
ended and that therefore it
would be wise If Israeli states
men found a way of aIlaying
Arab fears of Israeli terri
torial expansion.
Commenting on the gen.
eral ISraeli-Arab situation, he
charged that the Soviet Un-
ion had recently stepped up
its political activities in the
region and was also conduct
ing a campaign to sabotage
the u. N. on the Arab Israeli
problem. l
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

Speaking b e fore Parlia-
the Israel Premier said
that Byroade's recent speech
can be taken as indication
that the u. S. is ATTEMPTING
to compete with the Soviet
Union "in showing greater le-
niency towards the Arab
states while turning a stern
face toward Israel"
The line adopted by the So
Wet representative at the
United Nations Security
Council to veto any proposal
detrimental to the Arabs and
endorse at every stage the at
titude taken by the Arab side
raises serious problems and
may lead to far.reaching re-
suits, Mr.. Sharett warned.
This Soviet stand, he said,
threatens either to paralyze
the Security Council as a TO
rum where problems concern
ing the Middle East and Is
rael Arab relations can be
considered and decided, or tC
turn the Council into a one
sided instrument capable OF
action only against Israel.
Referring to Mr. Byroade's
statement that if the USSR
were to let the Jews out o1
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Try Bolster
U.S.-Arabs
Relations

TEL AVN (JTA) - At
tempting to check the de-
terioration of pro-American
sentiments among IsraeliS
caused by the recent speech
of Assistant Secretary of
State Byroade, the Israel-Am-
erican Friendship League has
held public meetings in Tel
Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa
at which Cabinet members
and members of the Israel
Parliament were the princi-
pal speakers.
Mrs. Golda Myerson, Min
ister of Labor, told a League
meeting here that she hoped
friendly relations between the
two countries would continue
ON a basis of mutual honor
and understanding"
Finance Minister Levi Esh-
kol, speaking at Jerusalem,
reported that the country had
already achieved go per cent
of self-sufficiency, but warn
ed that the remaining 40 per
cent of the battle would re-
quire an immense effort"
He asserted that if Israel
were to double its economic
capacity in the next six or
seven years it could maintain
a mass immigration, but that
even without such immigra-
ton, the normal rate of in
crease would boost the popu-
lation to 2 million within a
few years.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

the Soviet Union it would be
only to create turmoil in the
Middle East, the Premier con-
tinued 1--WE do not often make
public statements about Jew
ish immigration from Russia,
but if ever the great day
should come when the SoVietS
let out the Jews to, Israel, we
shall open the gates to re-
ceive all who want to come
or are forced to leave. This
will not be a catastrophe, but
a great deliverance. Deep in
our hearts there is faith that
that day will come"
Israel is ready to enter into
negotiations with the neigh
boring states on either a final
and comprehensive peace or
a partial or interim arrange
ment, Mr.. Sharett empha-
sized. But, he warned, any
such arrangement must be
based on reciprocity else it
would be only a premium
form intranSigeance and con-
tribute only to the retardation
of peace. Let me also make
clear" he stated, that this
means a settlement with Is
rael as it is, in its present
boundaries and without the
introduction of Arab refug-
ees. Just as the settlement
with any Arab state means
with that state as it is"
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

CldISu.
The American Jewish Com.
mittee expressed unqualified
opposition. 1t urged that the
proposed Senate Joint resolu.
ton be rejected because: 1,
What it seeks to achieve is
beyond the competence of civ
il authority; 2. Its purpose is
inappropriate for a Constitu.
ton, which is the basic law
Of a nation consisting of many
religious groups, denomina'
tions and Sects; 3. 1t is in de.
rogation of the accepted prin.
ciple of Voluntarism in relig.
ion in American life"
The resolution also Speci.
fies that this shall not be
interpreted as sanctioning the
establishment of any par
ticular ecclesiastical organiza,
ton" and empowers Congress
to substitute "a suitable oath
or affirmation in the case of
any citizen whose religion
prevents unqualified allegi.
ance to the Constitution as
herein amended"
Witnesses representing eX.
tremiSt groups sought to
bring about adoption of the
proposed constitutional am.
endment. One witness alleges
that efforts of major groups
to promote interfaith accord
and separation of church and
state were really "attackS on
Christianity"
A plea was made by an
other witness who said she
wanted the subcommittee to
protect Christians from at
tacks by anti-ChriStianS." Ma
terial published by the Am
erican Jewish Committee and
Anti-Defamation League was
cited in an attempt to show
Jewish hostility toward Chris
tianity. Among the extremist
witnesses were: Mrs. p. De
Shishmareff, representing the
"Christian Patriotic Rally
and Mrs. Nancy Applewhite,
representing the Militant
Christian Patriots"
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Austria Talks
To Be Resumed

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Ne-
gotiations between the Aus
trian government and major
Jewish organizations for set
tlement of Jewish claims ar
ising from losses suffered un-
der NaZi rule in Austria will
reopen next month.
DR.. Nahum Goldman. chair
man of the Joint Executive
board of the committee for
Jewish Claims on Austria, an
nounced the groups accept
ance of an invitation from
DR.. Julius Raab, Chancellor
of Austria, for resumption in
June of the negotiations re-
cessed last July.
The deadlock last year arose
over AuStria'S inSiStence that
heirless Jewish property may
not then be considered. In
view of subsequent develop
ments, the Austrian govern
ment has concluded that OBJ
Stacles could now be over
come.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Recruit World
Wide Protest

JERUSALEM (JTA) - An
appeal to Jews throughout
the world and to enlightened
public opinion, intellectuaIsf
and peace lovers in all parts
of the world to raise their.
voices in protest against the
persecution of Zionist and
Jewish leaders in Rumania,
was published by the Jewish
Agency.
Signed by Berl Locker, the
Agency chairman in Jeru-
salem, the appeal, noted re-
ports of new trials of Zion
ist and former Jewish leaders.
He stressed that thousands of
Zionist and public leaders
have been in jails and con-
centration camps in that
country for the past 5 years
Only now, the statement
pointed out, are some of them
being brought to trial.
IF, in the past, the Ru-
authorities charged
their victims with fantastic
and ridiculous charges, they
are being tried now simply
because they want to remain
Jews, and for their former
Zionist activities" Mr.. Lock-
er stated. "These trials are
now conducted in camera.
in the imposition of
hard Jail and concentration
camp sentences.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
MuyExunine
Facts Forum

WASHINGTAN (JTA) "A
suggestion to investigate the
Facts Forum, a tax4exempt
organization which sponsors
a weekly radio and television
discussion group long a sub.
ject of controversy, was made
here at a public hearing con.
Quoted by the House Commit
tee to Investigate TaX-EXempt
Foundations.
H. L. Hunt, Texas oil mil
liOnaire and supporter of Sen.
Joseph r. Mccarthy, who
sponsors Facts Forum, re-
Gently denied charges that it
was anti-Semitic, pro-Fascist,
and anti-Catholic, anti-Negro
and anti1abor. He said the
organization was established
three years ago ito promote
and preserve freedom" and
enjoys tax exemption as a
nOn-profit national education
al group. Five radio and tele-
vision programs of news dis
cuSSiOnS are now sponsored
by Facts Forum.
The Anti-DefaInation League
of Bnai Birth has been listed
among groups accused of at
tempting to control educa-
ton in this country by Nor
man Dodd, staff research di-
rector of the committee. 9th
er groups named are the Pro
gressiVe Education ASSocia-
ton, the American Historical
Association, the League for
Industrial Democracy and the
John Dewey Society.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Extremist Groups Plan
Constitutional Change

WASHINGTON (JTA0 -
National Jewish religious
bodies representing branches
of the Jewish faith and ma.
tional and local Jewish com.
munity relations organi.
cations joined today in urging
the Senate Judiciary Commit
tee to reject a proposed Con
stitutional amendment that
would declare that this ma
ton recognizes the law and
authority of Jesus Christ"
Rabbi Isadore Breslau, rep
resenting the Synagogue
Council of America, and Leo
Pfeffer, representing the Ma
tional Community Relations
Advisory Council, presented a
prepared statement declaring
that Every American Jew
would regard it as an act of
religious discrimination to be
deprived of the cherished
right to give wholehearted
and unqualified allegiance to
every sentence of the United
States Constitution or to be
compelled for conscience sake
to make the slightest reSer-
walton in taking an oath of
allegiance" the statement de-
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

Mr.. Eban reported that the
Secretary gave him "a most
important and encouraging
reply concerning the high
value he attaches to the good
relations of the two peoples
which l am conveying to my
government" He added that
he got the impression that
Secretary Dulles feels it is
not right to believe any re-
cent events indicate any less
ening of American friendship
and sympathy for Israel"
The leaders of virtually all
parties in the Israel Parlia-
ment approved this week the
statement on Israel's foreign
policy presented by Premier
MoShe Sharett in which he
took sharp issue with U. S.
Assistant Secretary of State
Byroade's advice to Israel
and criticized the Soviet I'm
ion for its anti-Israel vetoes
at the u. N. Security Coun-
Gil.
Assistant Secretary of State
Byroade denied here that he
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Sharett Rejects advice
Reasserting Peace Wish

JERUSALEM (JTA) -IsraePs Prime Minister MOshe
publicly rejected the advice given to Israel by AS
Secretary State ByrOade consider the Jewish
State center of world Jewry and to limit immigration to-
Is a to the Arabs.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Dulles Eban Review
Political Relations In
View OF Developments

WASHINGTON (JTA)-IsraeI Ambassador Abba Eban
addresses Assistant Secretary of State
Henry ByrOade against the background of the present
status of American relations talk with Secretary
offs State Foster Dulles.
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AUDITOR

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Generous fringe benefit program, in
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Starting salary $76 with advance
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Star
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See Mr.. White. AUTO WHOLE
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Must do tlrst-class work. Earnings
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MOTOR Co. l401 Rhode Island
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Write Box 1857 Star.
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AUCTION SALES

and modern furniture
glass. china. bric-a-brac. etc: Thurs.
R lay hin Ma ssusuRsAN AUCTIONS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AuGIIoN
Der =. 1854. At TIE PRoPERTY
PROPERTY cLERK. OF THE NET.
MENT. b. c.. LOCATED AT SEW
E ENpH AND g slREETs, N.Y. N.Y.
sIsTTN9 81 s EEPrEil MO G OR
VEHICLES, WHICH NAVE NOT
BEEN CALLED FOR lin HE
TINE REQUIRED BY LIE D. G.
CODE. TERMS OF SALE lash.
H aEAE s MAKa No. Sp M hsdfH NE "
1919 Plymouth coup, 1IU&2641,
P16-24626J; 1886 OloAmopue 2-dr.
sedan, F2.J4Su. F53G2Uo: I941 De
Soto coupe, 6u99oUU, SS-901S;
l947 Plymouth 2-dr. sedan, 1922
45dr; sedan. lSs2-2s340. c4s47s;
1883 De Soto 4-dr. sedan, 56199S6.
S5-24S23; 1889 Pontiac 4-dr. sedan,
P6EA32543, 6-56S790: 1910 Chrys-
ler club coupe. 7626779, C25-36177;
1941 Pontiac truck, P6HA725S3,
6.745775; 1912 Ford 4-dr. sedan,
isSsn 1881 stadebskeF 4dr
Chevrolet 2-dr., sedan, AC59l1S;
1887 Dodge 4-dr. sedan, All rs,
dan, LsEA604S. S-1yO3Ss; 1870
Sldsmo6ile 2.dr. sedan. 76-13.l93,
sedan. i4HAoS-25sa4, I776oo pi;
1916 Buick 4-dr. sedan, 147U9syy,
4907So61: 1916 Hudson 4-dr. Sc
dan, 325954: 1916 Packard 4-dr.
sedan, 2172-5704, F5O7a43E; 1889
F Err Pontiac $aS5 ssesn sedan dsSs Ps5a
1897. 6957106; lY47 Kaiser 4-dr.
I94l Chevrolet ,4-dr. seuan, AA-
34u4Su; 1880 Foro 2-uI sedan,
bOAl III $50; 1871 Cnrgsicr 2-dr.
seoan. 5il54ls:s 1914 ;studebaker
Oiosinobile 2-dr. sedan. los5U:33;
1910 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan, 1886
1918, Pl0-l4.5S5; 1910 buick 4-dr.
SEDAN l3So3329, 54O4S444: 1941
chevrolet 2-dr. sedan, gAH1 1-10604.
AA23Uo65; 1913 buick @-dr. sedan,
curry 4-dr. sedan. ggA-1Si165; 1y47
3ll5579: 1889 Packard 4-dr. sedan,
I3o2-l67S3; DVT 36s69DC:. 1916
Buick 4-dr, sedan. I44S612O,
dan, Io799soS. Ps-sS94o5: is40
1sss4s: is46 DODGE seo4 4-dr. sedan sedan !,
4:dr: sedan. 336i6I2i. 43S0436U;
1s48 Buick a.dr. sedan. 144052sS.
dan, 6i7i41is2, sf1e oSsG f 1878 Jas
zs sfsSa 1856 r ss6an sdt 4St SEDAN
dan, F47.&s6Ss. Fa5e2s6: 1856
Ch6ssyyrolet 2,drs sedan, 14HC07-
x ssSsn MSS4SSis ls4l Hgisk 4dr
Chevrolet 2-dr. sedan. -3445.
dan, AC129727: 1855 Pontiac 4-dr
sedan p6EB-297S; l94s Mash 4-dr
sedan, ,R-47O494, .RE-42366; 1888
PackaEd 4-dr; sedan. 10S2-26534,
ipGi ymSlta ..J RvT i:a.s sbG
DvT4os75Dc; 1853 Ford I0I panel
54:526s14, 906224; 1916 Hudson
4-dr. sedan. l7278s63: 1856 La
sale 4-dr. sedan. 2SO41s5: 1916
Setsrd e sSf r ssd.n hs4l
sedan. F-6s6032. AF-s7s5Io; 1855
gO4S66Si 1870 Plymouth 2-dr. Sc
SEQ stad.b. 1fssee 3D. P ssdSD hsSs
H-121057; 19l7 Renauit 4-dr. Sc
dan. 10s3s76. 43672: 1855 Flym.
outh 4-dr. sedan, 1O69126O, Pc
21!67S: 1897 Chevrolet 2-dr. sedan,
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AUCTION SALES Cont.
Adam A. WESCHLER d SON,
Auctioneess- Appraisers
United States Marshaps Sale

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Improved by Three-story Row Brick
Store and Dwelling
known as No. S15 9th st. NV.
Zoned First Commercial
With Two-Car Brick Garage in Rear
Thereof.
BY virtue of a writ of Execution
issued out Of the Clerks Once OF
the United States District Court for
the District Of Columbia and to me
directed, will sell for cash by pub
Lie auction on Friday. September
"a, 1854. at 2 o'clock PM, at the
West Entrance of the United States
District Courthouse on John Mar
shall Place between Constitution Az
enue and C Street, NV. Washing.
ton, d: c.. all Of the. right, title
How Oak Tin Association OF the
District of Columbia, Inc, in and
to the following described real es-
tate In the District Of Columbia to-
wit; Lot ID in SQUARE 4S5, together
with improvements thereon known
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washington, d. c.. seized and levied
upon as property of the defendant,
Gee How Oak Tin Association OF
the. District Of Columbia. Inc, and
sold to satisfy a judgment at law
No. mel 1924 in favor of PotomaC
Chemicals Corporation. Plaintiff. w
BRUCE MATTHEWS. UNIT ED
STATES MARSHAL IN AND FOR
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES tcont. }
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK q

The RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON. d. C.--ShareholoeIs
Meetins-Notice is hereby given
r ress pusus Special m 9s Of Of tn.
shareholders Of The Riggs National
Bank of WASHINGTON. ID c., will be-
held at its banking house at No. 1908
Pennsylvania Avenue, NV. in the
City OF WASHINGTON. District Of Go.
20. 1854, at 100 O'clock AN. for
the purpose Of considering and de-
termining by vote whether an agree.
ment to consolidate the said Bank
and The Washington Loan and Trust
Company, Washington. D. c.. undel
t the p PROVISIONS Of the laws Of the
confirmed; and for the purpose Of
voting upon any other matters in.
cidental to the proposed conSolida.
ton OF the two banks. A copy of the
Aforesaid agreement, executed BY 9
majority of the directors OF each Of
the two banks. providing for thu
and may be inspected during bushes.
hours. The stock transfer books NJ
this bank will be closed at the close
OF business on September II, 1854
and will remain closed until the
opening Of business on Septembel
go. 1854 J. C. MCCORMACK
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
IMkgsT CONAN b sha5shoidsrs
tors. Special Meeting Of the share
holders OF The Washington Loan
and Trust Company will be held al
Its banking house at No. 300 F
street. NV; W., in the City Of Wash.
WndnaSdav Spnfarnhar tuG1
at HOO O'Clock AM, for the pur.
pose Of considering and determin
ing by vote whether an Agreement
dated August "a, 1854, to consoii.
date the said. Company and The
Riggs National Bank OF washington
ington. District Of Columbia. under
the provisions of the laws of the
United States, shall be ratified anc
confirmed; and for the purpose Of
voting upon any other matters in.
cidental to the proposed consoli.
Of the aforesaid Agreement, exc
3 cuted by majority Of the Director,
OF each Of the two banks, provid'
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al the bank and may be inspectee
curing business hours. The stool
TRANSFER books Of this bank viii ,,
closed until the opening of bust
ness on September 80, 1854
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Treasurer.
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