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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
48 Army Draftees
Ordered 10 Report

District Draft Boards have or
dered 48 residents to report for
induction into the Army
Wednesday at the recruiting
station, 814 North st. Asaph
street, Alexandria.
They are:
John B. Young. John D. Scott, Thomas
Meighan, John ID. Cobb, jr.; Louis 81.
Snouffer.. Richard M Barth. Marvin S,
Fritter. Jack Star. Jay C. Oxendine and
Also Jerrold j. Katz, Tom A. silber-
man; Solomon Freishtat, Carroll A. Greer,
Nicola Roca. Stanley Deckelbaum Robert
g. Meals, Jerome L. Rollins and Will
Also, Anastasios g. Cokas, Leroy
Graham, George w Watson. Terry A.
Hatchett. Burton Kerish. Joseph D.
Carr, jr.; Marvin E. Parker, Wyman L.
Garnett. Richard c. Dulaney. Clarence
NJ. Greene. Billie j. Pearl, George b.
Eaines, Jose R. valentin and Charles
Also, Lawrence s. Naritomi, Prank A
Stallan. Thomas l. Anderson. Ernst b
Loettgen; Walter Mueller. Bernard M.
Altube. Michael Sheahan. Daniel Byers.
Milan c. Miskovsky. Edwin o. Elliot.
Donald D. Holiday, Carl B. Lindley,
David K. Tabor, Kazuo X. Tamita and
Walter E. Yancey.
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Contractors Plan Purty

The Electrical Contractors
Association of the District will
hold a Christmas party at
Haeringer's Buffeteria, 4728
Fourteenth street NV, at 8
pm. Thursday. During the
meeting, the association will
elect six directors.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH late Noy. 80 ccny.; "A.
600 orig. miles, $S75. Older Ford.
Plymouth Or Chsyrclet considered in
rhh sas. di,,a SS cranp no Club cps;
Car positively same as brand-neW
in every way. Take car to your me-
chanic without OBLIGATION. 81. 1875.
BELL MOTORS gS5,o SOLO Wisconsin ave.
PLYMOUTH 1853 Hy-Drive sedans
a. tt0n' s-s sssoo!SpDed; l owner; sl.Sa?S.
PLYMOuITHM 1858 2-dr. sedan; excel.
cond.; low mileage; / owner: equip,
seat c syer good rubber; S1,395.
FII5xlMogTH 1870; GOOD transD.'
P ffS2i Ti oi 1874 4-door .e ds
cash down, bal. 80 mos. 3% new
81 szLr aaH ssPs L EsRf bss M %2Ss:
PLYMOUTH 'bs crapbrook sedan:
Ike new. fully equip. with HYDRA.
Sl.695. APP. 1856. ~
PLYMOUTH. 81 Belverdere hardtop
green with matching leather up
holstery. WV; tires; many extras.
Macs NAE hf tff2a PIX Moi sSaS CO. SAa Di
N. Y. ave. me-. MA. S-5571.
PLYMOUTH 1850 black 4-dr. sedan;
snow tires; original owner: highest
bidder over $795. Call LII. 2-3767.
PLYMOUTH '4S club coupe; r. and h.,
seat covers, foam rubber, peri. ma
room I'm. Will sell for $500 or best
cash offer. or trade toward '5O-'53
Plymouth Suburban or sedan. RE.
7-2081. ext. 317, Sun. and ewes.
1881, black, good run.
ming condition. 500 or best offer.
WE. 5-5013.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 de luxe sedan: S6,-
E2o miles ada n clean H. e e Na ire
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr. sed.: pvt. own
er: very good ali-around cond., D. c.
insp: Best cash ofier. RIA. 0-S660.
PLYMOUTH 81 Special de luxe; =.
ana h., Wv. tires, seat covers: very
clean both inside and out; low mile.
age 1asoS.h a.mo Month guarantee; sea-; 4
P ssleERf isoow i s4ts j. Oldest ss f sC
PLYMooi6jTH 80 club coupe; radio -s and
heater. soft sea green finish. new
with Q 4-month written guarantee;
1905. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. Is
NV, NO. Till. -S
PLYMOUTH 1853 station wagon:
overdrive and heater: $4,000 miles:
S1,595 or best offer. Ii. 6-563S.
PLYMOUTHs 1851 (2), both Gran
6rook Sport sedans; ] Jet black, 1
heather gray finish: fully equip. l.
'54 Mercurys. Don't be late. See these
optstandinS values today; Your
choice. SS95: Open | I 9 m. to 4 pm.
today; MONTGOMERY STUBBS,
oin-Mercury Dealer, 3715 Bla-
oensburg rd.. AP. 7-2929.
PLYMOUTH 1850 taxi: Diamond col
ors: $3.50: about $40 per week win
P IISHdtsi IT, 1859 aIsls s8dr. cr.nbrook.
r. and h.. 22.o00 miles; q very nice
car for only $1.145. WISSINGER
CHEVROLET CO., Seven Corners,
Falls Church. Va, JE. 2-1177.
PLYMOUTH '4S Special de luxe 4-dr.
sedan; equipped with r. and h
GOOD economical Transportation.
k kTiSsa e ssll quickly ], q $S44
lee Zee nWyy All. Va, IA. 2-9OO5.
PLYMOUTH 1853 Cranbrook: black
1nish. WV. tires. radio, 1000 mi.
One OF the cleanest ears Ia town.
Sl,4bO. EN-. 3-4SOS. -
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II sMY
/ BUTLER.
N BONDED
II CARS
u MAKE GOOD
II OR L DO"
J Beoutiful, cIeon, Reeonditioned
IN cors Sold with o 3-doy trial and
the Fomous Butler Bond
'53 STUDEBAKER Champion de
luxe club sedan: overdrive, radio
and underseat heater. beautiful
black cherry finish. This car has
neering and modern design. But.
ler-Bonded. $I,695
40 BUICK Super convertible,
green paint like new. radio. heat
er, Dynafiow. electric windows.
Excellent top and in top condi-
ton both inside and out. But
ler-Bonded. $685.
80 STUDEBAKER Champion
Regal 4-dr. sedan; excellent paint.
tires and mechanical condition
Many extras including overdrive.
underseat heater and radio. A
real Champion. Butler Bonded.
N $645
'61 NASH Statesman 2-dr. sedan;
radio and heater. reclining seats.
beautiful blue, A one-owner, very
penda6ie service s At very ii low - cost ua
IN Butler-5onded. $795
'52 STUDEBAKER Champion de
luxe 4-dr. sedan: blue finish like
new. underseat heater: very clean.
Driven by local doctor since new.
Low mileage. Butler Bonded.
81 ,095
'48 CADILLAC Model 90 sedan
cite: radio, heater and Hydra
Matte drive: beautiful baby blue
I,
$sss
40 STUDEBAKER Champion de
luxe 4-dr. sedan; grey, fully
equipped including radio. heater
/, +. and gas-saving overdrive. Here
Is an economical car Of beautiful
lines. Butler-Bonded. $595
'b2 TRIUMPH Mayflower Cdr.
sedan: grey finish like new. leath::
er upholstery. heater. directional
cal and easy to handle car at q
bargain. $845
'4S sTUDEBAKER Champion de
luxe 4-dr sedan; economical
, - overdrive and heater; very good
tan finish. Here is smart, at
tractive car at very low price.
6utler-Bonded. $445
49 FORD Custom Tudor, sedan;
n and heater. Here Is . one-owner
car in top condition that will
give miles Of dependable trans
portation. Butler-Bonded. S595
IN BARGAIN COUNTER
$25 DOWN
. Good, dependable cars that
you can driUe lUifh pride
'4S NASH -$ SOS
4.dr. sedan "6OO"; black. heater.
as FORD $245
Club coupe "s", green, heater.
80 STUDEBAKER $495
D Convertible, overdrive. heater.
I. AZ STUDEBAKER ----$l45
Champion sedan; blue. :. and b.
At STUDEBAKER SOS
2-dF. sedan; heater. overdrive.
'4l CHEVROLET $l45
! r 2-dr. sedan; black, heater.
Il Lee D. BUTLER
INCORPORATED
1871 zlst ST. NV.
81. LOLA
m "Washinston's Largest and
Oldest Sfudebaksr Dealer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD '4S cow: fully equip:
Full price. $3.50. $2E dn. SLIGO
NOTICES. WHY'S Dealer. 9e2 siigo
ave-, Silver Spring, Md. ~. z.
s S0 ls9 or ~; 6-904o. Open sun.
DsTises son a. $685. IL .n sa &; &C.
PACKARD 194e "s" 4-dr.; r. and h;
good bargain, .$165. or will trade
Ior hstcn pickup. OF. 4-97Sl or
PACKARD is41 convt.: exceli. cond.:
go3a care by owner' $500. CO.
194s 4-dr.; 2-tone f,nish;
only $16 down. full price only $496.
Mond iSF q R SEES F soSRRdpss ss
rae s3KEx1s ave g. ny Zoo IA 1854 SSS4ie with
iiGht Ereen fnis6.. with Wv. 'f tires.
motor has superb power with econ
PokkD. S S61 M t. On NV A fbAE sogsssy.
P2 RcfnA e s 9dr. az de 4 lux. Clipper;
foglights; $3.50. Don't confuse this
car with run Of the mill. A real
M Rifs e SAiLA Tfr9 Co can SoS g arranged.
custom radio and heater. Hy-drive.
turn sigs.. undercoat. Wv, tires.
solid wire wheels, showrm.. cond. !.
save over $500 OF list at S2.295.
Safety tested. written guarantee.
PAUL BROS. OLDS "USED-CAR
FAIR" Wisconsin ave. and Ellicott St.
NV. KE. 7-13OS. Open ewes. It'll 8.
PLYMOUTHs 4s Cdr: fully equip,
2 to choose from. Both mech. per-
feet Tires interior 1IIor,a II TIE best q
MOTORS. INC. Northern Virginia's
Largest Chrysier- Plymouth Dealer. Z"
1911 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. ia.
24102 Open til o pm. -
az Special de luxe cpe.:
r. h.. good cond.; $500; orig. owner.
1853 4-dr. sedan; excel.
c csSnd;, e equipped; ! owner: S1,395.
80 Suburban: with radio.
heater: this. Is Plymouth's all-steel
wagon: ready for work and play:
our p SPECIAL At sos. PARKWAY 3 ~ a.
Open 2 to 9. Sat. tin 8.
BYRD MOTORS. 25ss Pa. ave. Sc.
80 convertible: s79b.
Phone AD, 2-7111. MR.. RIVERS or
1851 convertible; like
new: canary yellow finish with new
black top. exceptionally clean; fully
equipped; very low mileage: must.
see and drive to appreciate; $1.145.
WO. 6-6333.
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AUToMoRlLEs foR SAD

oLDsMOBILE 1T 2-dr. sedan: Hydro.
matte, :: and h., a new tires, very
IOLDSMOBiLE '5S .SS" Holiday coupe;
Sorseogu.s; aqua and white finish. ny.
and windows, Wv. tires. ! owner.
absolute showroom condition: SC. 706.
BLASs y CLARK. Florida ave. ne.
|OfbsM atSsfEi 40 a7e" club c cau
7. and h.. good rubber. the incest,
sRoa5p Ts ssT y our ntsssEy $sgs
Authorized Ford Dealer. 1901 West
s-Sioo. Open nt TIN suI p.r;. sa'' -
OLDsM0BIEE $50 '9S" 4-dr.: r. and
2 heavy car for. long trip. car
that runs smooth and hugs the
s sassy mo SR i iNc, Auth s3A
Ford Dealer. 1901 West Broad ST.,
Falls Church. Va, JE. 2-510O.
Open till o pm.
|OLDSMOBILE 80 "ss" 2-dr.; r. and
h., seat covers hydra. Travel In
style with this Rocket .ss": fast on
F HkaP G MoF II RsSe mss SsoS ReoA9
Falls Church. Va. JE. 2-51O0. Open
oIP 5 Oh la4e model "7e" a-dr.
y eSar ssaa good coand s Sns
OLDsMoBiiE as 4-dr.; heater. ny
dram, good cond., excel. tires,
Sl5sk IFiee sea- aso OIL o RsS44
immaculate inside soiS and Sne OUT nea Viii
trade equity for older car. Box
o iGS;Hi siaE; Al sedan. good run.
ming cond,,. cyl. standard shift.
oLDSM0BiLE 1853 Super IS cdr;
Hydramatic. r. and h.: appearance
and cond. outstanding. $2.295.
AKFRS-OLDS CADILLAC CO., Fair
lington ShoppinR Center. Alexandria.
va, OV. $1,000.
OLDSMoBILE 40 sedan; 5000. 1926
o G9aa; oYSii we 47 s seasn.,t, sna
h.: Hydra. Wonderful cond. Priced
$3g5: No cash down. S27 mo. RA.
OLDsMOBILE 1947 o-dr.. r. and h.,
Hydra. green fln.: excel. mech. cond.
1926, S25 dn.. $50 mo. 511 9TH
S.w. RE. 1885.
40 coupe Model "7s";
9iso' 1870 conn. ave. "o. $3.50.
0LDs 1885 cdr. sedan. Good coisdi-
ton throushout. $50 or best offer.
oLDs. 20. Beautiful, black. perfec.
int. One owner. $1,000 mi. Heater,
new Wv. tires, seat covers, etc
S725 or best cash offer. Wo. 6-Sa91.
oLDs 80 "9s" Rocket engine 4-door
sedan: ivory and black finish. Wv.
tires, radio. heater, hydramatic,
power steering. tinted glass. autronic
G eSei I.ss5 G GcS ggar CAPIT9JLss
IND St. NV. ST. $4,000. Closed
OLDS, AS 4-door sedan; dark
green. Hydra. r.. and h., equip. with
handy cap controls for use with
the hands only or is conventional
drive; $685.. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1887 irving st. NV, AID. 4-S5O0:
also 1880 14th st. NV. RIA. 3-967O.
OLDs 1850 "9s" de luxe: perfectly
wonderful. one-owner. bought new,
April 1851; low MI; sacr.. S875.
st eE5iise value RE. 1896. RA.
|oLDs. so "ss" black; in excel.
drive, sun visor, 5 Wv. tires with
puncture-proof inner tubes, de luxe
heater, defroster. radio. clock. dir.
lights and several other features;
present mileage under 14.25O miles.
NO. 7-S26l. -
OLDS '53 "Ss" Rocket engine con-
vertible coupe: gray finish, new
black top. white tires. radio, heater.
hydramatic. power brakes. Ride
the Rocket for $2.795. CCC guar.
CAPITOL CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE
CO, l"2. a2nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Closed Sunday.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs. 40 2.door; heater. good tires;
M Eood a trnansp.; 500 or best offer.
oGDs 995i Super "ss" 4-dr.; :. and
H.. and Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires;
most desirable car: ct only S1.l96.
ssSE Rns co sloo d Ga, ave. kIEk
oIDs Al 4-dr.; dark green. GOOD
CONDITION: s176 or best otfer. IA.
oLDs . so "es,. 4-dr.. in new-car
Sc ds h dealer Ser ta nd IN &c S1 son a
over; won't last long. at $685.. So
hurry over and see this wonderful
22B2. or come to 2b21 Bladensburg
Obs Isl ..es"; low milease: l.
et: this beautiful car won't last
s ss 4 me 9Esss Of aSli Se si.d Sans
o Hd5s r. 1913 &c .'.os" conv. Chariot. red.
dowss s sSSip ssss VII s b. ssSis
oLDs 80 "ss" conv.; =. and h.,
power brakes. Wv, tires: excel.
OLDS "a rs" club coupe; radio.
heater. We can't afford TO do this
f 95tsn sspsSsdas ON psre clean T fas
to iow-cost transp. $23S: BROAD
STREET MOTORS. INC, Authorized
Ford Dealer, 1901 West Broad st.,
Falls Church Va, JE. 2-51O0.
OBS IPe9 "a "a s y p;m, .ss. 4-door sedan;
2-tone turquoise finish, radio. heater,
hydramatic. tinted glass. WV. tires:
a very clean car: on our showroom
CADILLAC oLDsMOBILR co, 1929
22nd st. n W.. ST. $4,000. Closed
o Id1sAy 30 "ss" 4-door sedan; with
black finish and clean interior: the
rocket engine delivers flashing speed:
only .$1.045. PARKWAY FORD.
Obs / IS = IL sal 7s ''h 4edoor sedan: with
black finish with immaculate inte-
rior: out of the ordinary for $445.
PARKWA * F odsD 1921 % y NJ st. III ny
Obs H 2 az ass 9ca ado 20 - r sas and ID h. D.
hydramatic. original black finish:
cheap transportation. S195. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. L ave, ne.
o Id; SO ass" cdr: Hydramatic,
heater. turn signals. Less than 1000
miles. This practically new car
selling at a low price of 81 1851
B q D MOTORS, 1901 Old Bladens-
burg I'd. cat Pi7ey Branch. Sill. Spg.,
Md. ~. 7-7SSS. Open today.
OLDS. 1946 4-dr. deluxe model; r.
h.; Hydramatic. Far above average;
finished in green. Ready TO 60. Must
sacrifice. So down. full price S195.
Ask for George. Closed Sunday. see
Monday at HANDLEY FORD. 1923
Georgia ave. NV. ia. 9-S416.
OLDS 1a41 sedan: 8 cyl: r. and h.:
Hyd.: fine condition. A buy. $3.50;
terms. 2134 X st. NV.
OLDS 1850 rs black sedan: r. and
h.: beauty: S795. PENNY Mo-
TORS, 1920 R. I. ave. ne. La.
PACKARD '4s-'49: beautiful black.
overdrive, auto. trans, radio. turn
signals, heater. Wv. tires. No
reasonable offer refused. ASK FOR
CHAUFFEUR. WO. 6-S991. s.
PACKARD so 4-dr. de luxe zoo
series: two.tone: excel. cond: fully
, eqmippe6 kE. S-5321t =
very clean Car Can be seen BY appt
PACKARD D.. 1882 4-door sedan; ii El'
4s an s sEssD1IGna poS Sqf sDs ea4
Irving st; NV. AID. 4-s500 also
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Gufsfadf. Leader
Of ADJ, Is Dead

CHICAGO-Richard E. Gutstadt,
executive vice-chairman of the
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai
Birth died here after a prolonged
illness. He was sc.
Among the first to recognize the
menace of Nazism to democratic
life everywhere, GutStadt achieved
national renown as a lecturer and
community leader during the 1890 S
when he stumped the country or
ganizing opposition to the growing
fascist movement in this country.
He became an outstanding author
ity on the native fascist movement
in the period before World War II,
the sources of it's power and its
association and financing by the
Nazis.
A lifelong leader of B'nai Birth,
Gutstadt became national director
of the Anti-D Defamation League in
1881 and served in that capacity
until 1948 when he was elected
executive vice chairman. He spoke
in Phoenix once.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Reelection Sought BY
Barry. Superior Judqe

Superior Judge Ralph Barry has
announced his candidacy for re-
election to Division on the Re-
publican ticket.
Barry came to Arizona in 1885
after practicing law and holding
public office in st. Paul, MINI.
He served as city attorney of Win
slow before moving to Phoenix in
1910. He was also town attorney
of Wickenburg for two terms. A
veteran of World War 1, Barry is
the first Republican elected to the
bench in Maricopa county in %
years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Jerry Jacobs Gets Best
Actor Award at School

Jerry Lee Jacobs, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Jacobs of 1912
w. Whitton, was awarded a minia-
ture oscar" as best actor of West
Phoenix High School for 1854 at
the annual banquet of Masque and
Gavel, school dramatic organiza-
ton.
Jerry, who will be a junior next
year, is treasurer of the organiza-
tion. He also is a member of the
Assembly Committee and national
honor society and has lettered in
tennis. He is in the 1854 confirma-
ton class at Temple Beth Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Obituaries

Mrs. Jessie G. Klein, 4S, died
May "a. She is survived by her
husband, Jack, and a daughter,
Miss Rhoda Gale Klein, both of
936 w. Verde. Funeral services
and burial were in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rebecca Holper, go, died May 90.
She is survived by her husband,
Albert, of Phoenix; son, Saul, of
Philadelphia; two daughters, Mrs.
Harry Gold and Mrs. Isador Rich
man, both of Phoenix; a sister,
Miss Dora Bilker, and four broth
ers, John, Edward, Louis and Sam
uel Bilker.
Services were hald at Grimshaw
Mortuary, with Rabbi Harry z.
Schectman and the Rev. Solomon
Rothstein officiating. Burial was
in Beth Ell Cemetery.
Ida Burman Fisher, 70, died on
May "a in Chicago while there to
attend the funeral of her husband,
the late DR.. Mandel Fisher. They
lived In PhOenlX.
Mrs. Fisher is survived by three
sons, DR.. Seymour Fisher, head of
the Veterans Hospital in Phoenix;
DIR. David Fisher and Marvin
Fisher, both of Chicago, and sew
en- grandchildren.
Ralph Hohenstein, A, died on
June 8. He is survived by his
wife, Rose Evely of 1890 w. Os-
born, his mother, and two broth
ers, all living in Savannah, Ga.
Funeral services were held at
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
with Rabbi A. L. Krofn as offici-
ant. The body was sent to Sa-
vannah for burial.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Publicity. Advertising
Chief Named by Bank
(by Robert Markow.)

M. C. "Mert" Reade, advertis-
ing director of the Valley National
Bank, has been named director of
the combined advertising and pub
licity departments of the bank.
The change follows the death of
G. E. Arnold, public relations di-
rector, on May z. Assisting Reade
are Charles w. Pine and Lester
M. Goldberg.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Who's Who
Mony Wont In. But Some
Soy, Include Me Out

involved, will necessarily appear in
a limited edition, seems assured
by the moral support it has re-
ceived from leaders of all the ma
jor Jewish organizations in Ameri-
ca-religious, defense, and Zionist.
Some of the problems the editors
and their advisers had to solve
were declinations = what to do
about them; the pertinent defini-
ton of Jew; and the question of
including Jews from Russia and
the satellite countries. 1t was de-
cided not to omit any eligible per-
son, despite his wishes to the con-
trary; to include only such persons
as identify themselves with Jewry;
and because of personal danger,
and unreliability of information
concerning them, the Jews from
behind the Iron Curtain would not
be considered.
Several PhOenicians also re-
ceived invitations to appear in
Who's Who in World Jewry.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
US. Support Urqed

Los Angeles, (JTA)-A resolu-
ton calling upon the United States
and the world democracies to re-
affirm their traditional friendship
and support for Israel as the only
democracy in the Middle East and
to act to bring about an immediate
peace in the region, was adopted
here at a huge mass meeting spon-
sored by the American Histadrut
campaign.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Rothstein in Sherbe+
Business on Thomas

Sandy Rothstein, formerly of
Minneapolis, has opened the Whirl-
a-Whip at 2301 w. Thomas Rd.
The Whirla-Whip is a sherbet-
making machine which whips and
homogenizes simultaneously, using
fresh fruits, nuts, candies and con-
centrates. More than $50 flavors
will be served.
RothStein holds the state fran
chise except in Yuma county. He
will operate on both retail and
wholesale basis and plans a state
wide expansion. He and his fam
lily, consisting of his wife, Claire,
and their two children, Jimmy and
Tommy, are living at 1921 N. S1st
Ave.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
An+i-Bias Bill Offered

TORONTO, (JTA)-The govern
ment of Ontario has introduced a
bill in the provincial legislature
aimed at creating a Fair Accom-
modations Practices Act which
would replace 10-year-old anti
discrimination measure with a pro-
cedure of investigation, Cancellation
and court action, if necessary to
wipe out discrimination in public
places.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Insult Is Alleged

VIENNA, (JTA) = The Peoples
Party Association of Racial Perse-
cutees, affiliated with the major
party in the government coalition,
the Catholic Peoples Party, has
demanded that the authorities take
legal action against the newspaper
Salzburger Nachrichten for insult
ing the memory of Nazi victims.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
italian Jews Rap Film

ROME, (JTA) = The Union of
Italian Jewish Communities has
laid a complaint before the Italian
authorizes against the recently
produced film, "This Way to Free
dom," because one of the charac-
ters in the movie ridicules the
memory of an Italian Jew deported
to his death by the NaZis.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
Israel Envoy Named

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-Edward
B. Lawson, 5S-year-old career dip
lomat and present Ambassador to
Iceland, will be the next American
ambassador to Israel. President
Eisenhower announced the desig-
nation of Lawson as successor to
the late Monett B. Davis, who died
while on service in Israel last year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-06-11
UN Aide Still Hopeful

WASHINGTON, JTA)-Asked Il
he felt there was really any hope
of ending the Arab-Israel problem,
United Nations Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold told the Ma
tional Press Club he thought this
question reflected pessimism
which he did not find justified.
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