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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

AT C0mpanyS UlSpiAy ROOM
PARAMOUNT STOVE co.
1875 Jefferson ri. NV. ST. 3-24s3
---25
GENERATORS STARTERS. 100 up.
" CARLY 1908 18th NO 7.1a24
GLIDER. metal, very good condition
sacrifice. RA. .3-S137.
81 up. Also Bobby Jones L. II
tourna. putter, 81. 616 Mass. NV.
GOLF CLUBS. with bag and balls
ladies' and mems, right hand. $40
GOLF CLUBSFun set 4 woods. Z
signature model clubs. with spaldins
nyion bag and 80 balls. See Sunday,
pm to pm. 1911 Holly ST.,
Alexandria. Va. Turn on Russell
GOLF SLT1s-Tour !, matched Itch -. woods s.
VT $50, RA. 3-0643.
GOLF CLUBS-Lady's matched Patty
Berg irons, woods and bag. to.
GOLF CLUBs-Used good for begin
ners steel shafts: call 8 to. pm.
Golf cLU UHsssa Set Louis
vile Grand slam irons. lett woods
and bag. TU. 2-0l4I il
GOLF BALLS-WHSLE.
Sold nationally. Conforms TO USGA
specifications New top quality.
Save over 4Uss Buy direct Il w
JULIAN. district manaser. OIL
4 44tsg
CRAZE PRESSER Oargsl. with q
crnsher. SD. Very good condition.
GkocEaR ny STORE FIXTURES for
saleS incl. walk-in box. dairy box,
meat case. Sacrifice. Ii. 3-Q553.
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BICYCLE Isp a,s CLEA " SALE 1t Eng
Tries, PHILLIPS. NoRAfAN 4
EsSsaLT a Ys5ss; " sS Sc sieye e9T
STORE. Wis. ave. at Que St. -AD
Co. Lee hwy at N. Kirkwood I'd.
BICYCLE. Ems; boys; al a,, features y[ss
LII 1850 after $3.50.
$50. EM. s-5644. between s.i2
1896 Kanawha st. NV. rs
sICYCLEs. boys and siri'si recon
awe mow enS s. a saeS tspewrssra
SIS each: power mower. S26. 333:
r. I ave; ne, IN the rear. oper
sat ana sun. only. -25
BICYCLE, Firestone Special Cruiser
2e:in.: brand-new; bargain. WA; 2.
BICYCLE. girls as-in. schwinn. excel
cond.. little used. looks new. me,
ehanically excel. $50. Lo. -5-130S
f' i 81 an e 20 c hi R rom sassD
s. s..s . mans :s5 5.d g,r;s. ssss as III
BICYCLE. .2o-in. girls Enslish stur.
mey Archer. 8 speeds. Call IA
BICYCLE, boys 26-in. Excel. eond.
: $751; 'i sse e. Sue ssSf
BICYCLE, boys schwinn. Also z
Sheraton chairs. Cali Oh. 9-s422
BICYCLE, hnest, makes English and
American; HSA Rudse. Columbia
pain AL makes. We service what We
sell Our prices are low. BLALOCK
CYCLE Co. e117 Ga ave-, Silver
Spring. JU. 5000
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REsTAURANT
EQUIPMENT

s-ft. under counter refer.: Victory
sandwich. unit: Coca Cola bottle
cooler , yss.r s cooler ,, r.nse Ho s
meat slicer; stools and other equip
meft. Mcstly stainless and Z. See
between . pm. and 1880 an. SIS
lContinusd % Next PassJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

DRILL PRESS, BUFFALO,
NO. IS; u HIP: EXCEL.
CoND.; SACRIFICE. CAP.
BAT. ExCH., 626 N. Y.
AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
BICYCLE SALE

NeE guam. HoilaSI, boys or Gtrfs,
1896. Pain, S39.95. Large selec-
ton Of fne English bicycles. All
sizes, $36.95 up. Also, good used
and rebuilt BICYCLES. $9.95 UP. No
sales tax. Hurry to Arlington's old
est and finest bicycle shop. J.. M.
MOODY CYCLE SHOP, 500 8. 23rd
St.. Arl.. Va, OF. 1885,.
BIRD CAGE. stand. s.. Gibson guitar,
hand-caryed wall rack. pr: crutches,
DU. 1886. after 1890 Sunday.
BOOKS. 1900 volumes history. phi
losophy, fine arts, aliases, eco
nomics. also 200 books in French
language. Phone IA. 2-SS1S today
BOOKS, book club selections, csc
each, good condition. ia 7-2469.
BOOKS, scientific and all kinds.
crib and matt: chaise lounge; very
long mahog. antique sofa: walnut
sideboard; solid mahog. bed, box
sprins and serta matt: Chinese
table Mexican table and chair;
Navajo rugs. EN-: 1880.
BOOKS, 10c, csc, Soc; pic. frames:
wise closed. .5aos <. foot wis. ave.
BOOKCASE. 6x4 IT,. 8 loaded glass
doors. carved oak, 12 adjustable
shelves. holds 200 books. HU. g.
BRiCs.A-BRAc, tricycIes, clothing,
elec, bottle sterilizer, apt. size. elec.
clothes washer. cleo. sermicidal
lamp KE 7-0o3Q
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Lumber 1-1200
OPEN EVERY WE'D, THURS.
FRI. NIGHT TIL 9
OPEN SAT. TIL $50
OPEN SUM-, 9 TIL 3

Get your special home-owner discount
on ell lumber and building supplies
at Robinson's. Free delivery to
Washington, Maryland and Virginia
Cali LII, 1-1200
1899 Keniiworth Ave. NE.
Don't forget to mention your dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
REDS-GOV'T SURPLUS

BED SPGS. AND MAT, dble.; bureau.
mirror, chest of drawers, maple,
S65: mahos. triple-mirror vanity,
SO; mahog. twin 4sposter, BED.
spgs., mat, S25 pr; mantel mir
rors, 81 and SIS: Hayiland dessert
plates. SIS: sterling silver fruit bowl.
S25. Also Willoware, banjo clock,
books. some pewter. wardrobe trunk
and misc. EN-. $4,000. -26
BEDRM. FURN., mahog. bureau. chest
Of drawers. bed spring. MISTRESS
and night table; reasonable ~.
BfDRootoM FuRN.. excel. eond..
items. Must sell. IA. a-35s8. ---25
/. table. chest. Masor Mastsrpieces.
Fr. Prov. sage green. $3.50. Wo.
sasb5 RRM. SUITE, maple, sci, bed,
dresser. mirror. chest, night thl.,
lamp. excel. eond., reas. ia: 9-s142
BEDROOM SUITE, complete, light
wood; marble-top dresser; mirror;
pair of end tables; other items;
BEDROOM SUITE. maple, s-pc. with
new Sesly mattress; studio couch
and other odd pcs. Of furniture
Leaving city. Ia. 9-1S35.
BEDRM. SUITE. genuine maple. Twin
eond. An for $3.50. EN-. s-o2sso-
BEDRM. SUITE, rugs. 2 desks and
misc. household items; priced for
quick sale. Ju. 7-62O4. .--25
BEDRM. SUITE. pcs. double bed;
light mahoeany. modern: $3.50 cash.
WO. 6-2456 before B pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
BUILDING MATERIAL
WRECKING MANY JOBS
6 6 SAVE s. s

BUY good. used, clean lumber and
save money. Large stock Of used
lumber. sli sises. cut 2 order; hard
ter board; sash. 60c; doors. Csc;
a0-gal INV. heaters; corrug, roofing
tin: cabinet sinks; steel sash.
beams, pipe. soil pins. radiators.
Hlumhing. wash bowls. toilet. built
kathtuhs. einder blocks. Acres loaded
Hundreds Of Bargaina
100 %. CAPITOL st.. II. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
GOLF BALLS-WHSLE
GROCERIES

New fresh national brands: some
labels torn. some dented. some per-
feet; ideal bordine houses. restau-
rants: below wholesale In any GUAM.
tity. 435 X 81. NV. Free parkine
GUITARS--Lessols. folk songs. Latin
rhythms:: supplies GUITAR SHOP.
1000 N st. NV NE S-l410
GUITAR. Martin; banjos, Q string. 8
town, uN 4-p231
GUITAR, Martin, with case. used 2
months. Cost Sl46, sell S1O0 cash.
Going abroad. AID. 2-b100.
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KARDEX 5Y8

steel. holds approx. 1900 cards.
must sell; very reas. RE. 7-l62l.
KNOTTY PINE PANELING, I3c; ode
lots. No phone orders. J 1890 Wi.
son blvd. FUCKER LUMBER.
LADDER; 2s SIT. extension, wood; !;
2,1 1919 r liz. ....
ring, platinum mounting, & baggetts:
sacrifice, ST, 700. ia. 7-4040. 25'
LAWN MOWERS, So. 1898 Rhode
Island ave ne, In rear. Open Sat.
and Sun. only --25
LAWN MOWER, Continental Red
seal, "a in; peri. cond.; $50. OIL.
LAWN MOWERS-Trade in your hand
mowers S2S or more Of, a new
TORO, REQ or HUFFY. Also some ex-
ceilent rebnilt machines. GEORGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
BUILDING MATERIALS
Clearance Sale
In Both Yards
All Bldg. Material
AZ Graof Iov;poS
At Great Savings

PLYWOOD-8c So. TT.
BUILT-IN TUBS WITH FITTINGS
2xs--ls AND il FIT. s5c Ia
TOILETS AND TANKS 49, 1925
b bceiEs WITH JAMBs s4.SS U iga
SPRING BALANCE, 1895 70 $3.50
NATURAL OR BOTTLE GAS FOCAL
H0T-WATER HEATER 49, $9.95
APT. -SIzE STOVES .95
SSaaEELVING BOARDS ----- &c gT
PLYWOOD ---...---Sc SO. FT
WALL SHELVES --------- S2.95
ICE BOXES 81 "a
BASE CABINETS ---- S3.95
SCREEN DOORS ST .95 EA
2 MILLION BOARD TT. OF LuMBER
$50 TO S75 PER M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
DUNNO ROOM

as we guarantee you positive
savings of 209o to 70% on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
Solid timed oak extension tables and
leaf and chairs were $3.50 now
$40 so; fine lined oak ext. console
and 3 leaves was $109.50 now
S54.75; genuine mahogany drop
to mention Open THURSDAYS til Q
pm. and all day Saturday.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THEsSAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
MIscELLANEoUS FOR SALE

DUPLICAToR, woiber. master copy.
rite 500 sitter 9 am. Mon, RE
EDITOR, Baia. Is NM. S35 or hes
ton CAN 10. 9-iSSS. !.
ELECTRIC RAZORs. sunbeam an,
Remington. SO and $12. EN-. 2
IELECTRIC STOVE and Frigidaire, ii
| good cond.; cheap; suit. for beach
place. Oh. 6-S7S7. --25
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Golfers 1852, n
vols. like new; stsnotype machine
| ENCYCLOPEDIA, Funk and Wasnalis
books lI850-53) 81 OUTSTANDING
events will be given free with THU
ES ScsiY 81 ag Word al Book. issa
dc luxe with 1854 suppl; peri: cond
ES Ri 81 0es cAS SHsI sx eao $40;
| Birch crib. $15; coseo Jump seat
| So: playpen and pad, $40. All al
most new. OIL. 6-T952.
EQUIPMENT. FIXTURES. supple,
and materials Of sign and display
shop, N whole Or In part. Lease 81
business also possible. Retirement for
reasons Of health dictates action
E sHh SIsd BIC Bicycle exerciser Will
speed and mileage indicator and adj
Unstable resistance roller. Ideal fol
ss ale Of Tens Me- Moop9 cYcEGil
/ SHOT, 53g s. 23rd ST., Arl. Va.
FAN. WEIGH twin-master: sash OF
e os season. Eia sss Id po sasa1ss6
FAN, I6-inch Westinghouse .oscillat-
ing, speeds. de-; yours for S12
741 18th st. NV.
FAN. "a" blade. 2 speeds, on stand
GOOD cond.; reasonable. CO. 5-3599
IFANs-MAKE YOUR OWN FAN. Us.
the motor on your furnace blower
glsts ian Kits. z oRidassBY CO. 10
A. ss;s s5 p SO f sss.. :,a sss b 4;
nkw1s i HS d 18th n Nov BIZ. 5 7ssss
iFANSj moving a.-c. quarters, sell
new 16-in. oscillating. Wrestling.
house. at wholesale cost. Call week
days. NE. s-4095. 30
24-in. attic kit., Sl2.50. New "a
! in. attic. was 500. now S55. Blades
LEWIS. 1887 14th NV. DU, 7-3555,
FAM. vornado. floor or easement
| window. 8 speed and exhaust. aftel
8 pm. RE. 7-2S6S, ext. roo.
30-inch, IL.G.; like new; can be
seen in operation: very reas. Week
| days, 10. 2-340O.
FANS. two, osciliating. Cheap. Girls
Schwinn bike; 24-in.: boys 20-in; ];
er: elec. lawn edger. HE. 4-577s;
FAN, Homart.' 2O-in., window; used
season; reas. Call TIE. 6-0909
FANS, westinghouse, dc. current;
two l27in. and one l6-in. Ma
FAN. for store. noor model. ae-inch.
RIDGE. Phone Sun. morn. JU. o.
1888; weekdays, Elk. 3-8474. y :
FANS, Homart twindowf, two, excel
cond., $50 and $42; electric flr
waxer like new; fraction Of orig.
cost Of S119. COS 9th st. ne, from
FANS, four, 1e". &C, oscillatins type;
$65 or best offer per lot. EN-. s.
FANS. lamps. rugs. bookcase. table.
new baby mattress, bedspreads.
SSosn re TySdi st.n sa shslr ssssS
FANs@windoE ian. ao-ln., ss4:S5.
while they last. reg. S49.95 fan:
Bile yourself, $3.50. $45.95 with mo-
tor; fan blade, shaft and bearings
kit. $9.95. while they last. Bildur..
yours now at these low preseason
prices. Blades. bearings. shafts. mo-
tor repairs. Free parking. ELEC-
man ave. NV, AID. 2-1600.
FAN, EXHAUST, Coins in good
FENCE. all types. chain link. ST. 10
o IT.. installed: terms. no down
payment. AP. 7-1122. 80
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RED, dbl. innerspring mattress art
boz spring, excel. cond.; cleo. broiler
stroller; Bendix semiauto. washer
3 screen doors. AP. 7-6040.
BED, full size, rollaway, coil springs
mattress; excel. cond.; $50. IA
BED, complete. double size, inner;
spring mattress, reguiar meta
spring, ] wooded hedstead, maple,
sun. or eyes, 10 Ashby ST. Alex,
Va, XII. S-3115, or BARBER, ST,
$4,000. Ext. 3420.
BED, king, dble., solid nnahog.; Eng.
lander Red-Line foundation ane
foam rubber mattress. 10. 7-7S43
BEDS, twin: box springs, mattresses;
dresser, mirror, night table. chair
S135. 3 summer rugs. one sxl0
two 4x7, Sl5. Telephone table
chair. 81. EN-. 2-54s5.
BEDS--GOV'T SURPLUS
Army bunk beds e unitsI. compiets
with felt mattresses. SIS. so: 39.1n
HOLLYWOOD beds with inper-sprtnf
mattress complete. S27.50: 39-in
steel coil HOLLYWOOD bed spring ane
mattress, S17.95. New bedding avail.
able at maximum discounts N
FRANK q SON. Ala 3rd st NV.
tx. 3-s974.
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FIIRNITIJRE

FURNITURE
Maple bedrm., suite. double bed. $3.50
extension ladder, SIS; stainless stss
5-3,ss. 9l10 Bradford I'd, silyel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

Anderson sesled-heat oven, deep well
cooker, separate broiler. Top o,
stove sriddle. Perfect cond. Less
than " price; $500. IN. 3-1483
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

CHINA white. imported cups and
saueers. plates etc. for hand paint.
ing. Lowest prices In town.
WALTER REED ANTIQUE SHOP
6640 Ca Ave. NV.
TU 2-2727. RA 3-76la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
GAS RANGES AND
ELEC. BUILT-IN STOVES
At Substantial Savings
wholesale and Retail !.
Y}rpef From Fact0ry ia

At Company's Display Room
PARAMOUNT STOVE co.
1928 Jefferson ri. NV. ST. 3-24s3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

set: table. 64x43. and credenza,
both nah. inlay. 4 straight chairs, z
armchairs, 8 additional leaves ana
table pad: $500. Call JE. 4-e5Ssz.
rURN.-.Mirrors t3,. plate glass, 81
ea.:: sgl. bed. GOOD inner-sprinG mat
tress, coil SPRINGS. compi., Tor 345'
5-pc. forfnica and chrome set, 500;
kneehole desk, ST. china cab, So;
1-pe. Nv. rm, set. $50; hide-a-bed,
good cond., 50. s-pc. Duncan Phyfe
naahog. din. rni. set, $50; apt.-size
cleo. stove, S35; Thor de luxe man
gle, sos: Magnavox TV, $50; KEEL
yinator refgr., S35; bookcases, COZ
fee tables, lamps, books and other
misc. 304 Cedar ST.. directly op-
posite Takoma Park Post once.
FURN.---Norge auto. washer. $50:
maple bedrn. suite. $40; table and
chairs, So; end tables, So; book
cases, S.; refErs.. SO and $35;
ax12 wool rug. green. S35; also Ok
10, S26; tropical dsh aouar., compl..
$40; metal bronze horse collec..
SIS radio-phono.. comb, S3b;
desk, $l0s 13-ft awning, SO: dbl.
bed. spring and mattress, $50; utii.
cabinet, $40: trailer folding chairs.
81; Crosley clock radio, &25; silver
fox Jacket, $50; e-skin mink scarf,
SIS. 49, LonEfellov st. NV Ia
FuRN.--Bedrm. suite; Cor. win
throp desk. ruEs. cabinet safe, cleo.
pedestal fan. etc. RA. 3-S65e be-
r ,mssn z:S Rn, Il s.rm house ze an
or separate; very cheap. IA. 6-5oSs.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Set For Work

In view of the large number
of organizations and events
held, a calendar committee
serves as a clearing house for
d4tes and events, under the
auspices of the Community
Council. Serving again this
year as chairman is Mrs. Mey-
err Agron.
Meeting of all organization
presidents will be called dur
ing the month and work will
start Immediately to prepare
a non-conflicting fall and win
ter Embarrassing calendar of
events. All affiliated organiZa-
tiOnS will submit proposed
dates for clearance to this
committee. 1t has been found
that this helps prevent two
ifSportant affairs in one eve
ming and gives the club an
opportunity to get maximum
benefit financially from their
efforts.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04

Discussions underlined the
need to develop synagogue
leadership. 1t is part of the
national concern with re-
cruiting and retaining leader
ship, a subject of long delib-
Grafton at the national ses-
siOnS last winter in Florida.
A recent survey revealing
that only 81 per cent of Jew
ish communal leaders uphold
traditional Judaism was in
terpreted as symptOmatic of
many things. The study point
ed out that in the main it is
because the Jewish cOmmun-
ity is made up of adults with
limited Jewish training and
education. Even the willing
student, until the recent ad-
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04

vent of the Hebrew Day
School, received only a few
hours a week training in re-
ligious education. With such
anemic training, the inevi-
table result is reflected in
leadership. More and better
adult education programs,
stronger and more intensive
training of the children both
in the home and the religious
school are seen as two OF the
instruments to be used.
Jack Fruchthendler and
GinSburg were elected to re-
gional board of directors and
Ginsburg to the National
Planning Board committee.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04

Westinghouse

Members of Anshei Israel
attended the regional conVen-
ton of the United SynagOgues
of America in Los Angeles
last weekend. Theme reVOlVed
around laymen lead rship. At
tending were David Glnsburg,
congregation president, Sam
Deutsch, Meyer Feldman, Hy-
men Goldberg, David Kramer.
Sam Murstein. Mrs. DeutSch
and Mrs. Goldberg were pres
ent at sessions of the National
Women's League, held stimuli
taneouslyO
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Spain Leans
To Arabs

LONDON (JTA)-Spanish
leaders have stressed their
.gQeral approval of Arab
aims and have rejected Is
raeli attempts to obtain Span
ish mediation of Arab-Israeli
differences, Ahmed Shukeiry,
assistant secretary general of
the Arab League, reported to
the Leagues political COM
mittee in Cairo.
Mr.. Shukeiry further quot
bed the Spanish Minister as
asserting that Israel had
made strenuous efforts" to
SECURE Spanish Intervention
through diplomatic missions
i'm London, Rome and Paris
and ENJOYS sent to Madrid.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04

rooms.
Already contemplated for
the fall is a kindergarten as
part of the daily religious
school program. 1t will in
crease the span of the relig
ious training period, enabling
it to begin from Az years of
age.
At the same time, another
pressing need will be met
with the enlargement and
moderniZation of the kitchen
facilities. With the frequent
cafeteria suppers planned by
the SiSterhood for next sea-
son, this need cannot be de-
layed longer, Ginsburg added.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Freedom
Israel Series
On TeIevision

Six excellent 15-minute doc
umentary films, Adventure
in Freedom" began last Satur-
day night over KVOA-TV and
will appear on successive Sat
urday evenings at 8 pm. They
depict the problem and prog
reSs of refugee resettlement
in Israel and other countries
adding to the understanding
of the problem and what is
being done to meet it, some
eight years after World War
II. Narrator is Sir Cedric
HardWicke, internationally
known stage and screen star.
The title of this Saturdays
story is "Transition." 1t tells
of the waiting and hope that
marks the lives of newcomers
to Israel, who must live in
transient camps until integ-
rated into the economy of the
New State. Funds raised thru
UJA, to which our own CJA
contributes, are used for such
reSettlement.
During successive weeks
will be Thirsty Land" about
Israeps dramatic effort to ir-
rigate its barren WaStelandS;
Harvest From the Waters"
about the young democracy'S
growing industries; "Jerusa-
lem, My City" the hardships
that face the citizen in Is
raePs capital-a divided city.
Shown as public service
by KVOA-TV, the show is
sponsored by the Community
Council and the CJA.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04

NEW YORK (JTA) - I'm
proVement in the situation of
Moroccan Jewry was forecast
here by Jules Braunschvig,
vice-president of the Alliance
Israelite UniVerselle.
Mr.. BraunSchVig hailed the
recent admission of the first
Jews 10 the school of special
legal studies in French Nor
occo, which will ultimately
lead to their appointment as
judges. He expressed the
opinion that reforms recently
introduced in Morocco would
gradually improve the legal
condition of the cOuntry's
Jewish population.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Conversion Of
Salt Water
Is Predicted

SDEH BOXER, Israel
(JTA)-The ultimate use of
atomic energy to convert sea
water into fresh water for
irrigation of huge areas of
the Negev was predicted by
former Premier David Ben
Gurion in an interview he
granted neWSmen.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Anshei Israel Will Build
Addition To School Building

Construction begins in the next few weeks large
addition to the Anshei Israel religious school
building making the present L" into "U" according to
David N Ginsburg, president This added portion will be
built that it be subdivded into three smaller class
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04

Barney RapapOrt center, noted Hartford leader and
a member of the National Campaign Cabinet of the Unit
ed Jewish Appeal shown presenting $5OOOOO Hartford
Federation check to DIR. Joseph HOtzman of Detroit,
UJA National Campaign Chairman looks The check
represents HartOrds participation i'm the UJAs unique
effort to float five loan of 100000 from the
cOuntrys communities to speed refugee settlement and
agricultural development in Israel This and other checks
recently brought than $50 1000 900 the al
ready made available to UJA inception
project at the beginning of the year The 900 loan
effort is addition United Jewish Appeals reg
ular nationwide campaign
Evening star., 1954-09-15
Jdycees 10 Give Awards
For Government Service

The Washington Junior Cham
ber of Commerce has announced
plans for the seventh annual
Arthur Flemming Awards pro-
gram for outstanding young men
in Government, it was disclosed
yesterday by Joseph D. Riviere,
chairman of the public relations
committee.
An innovation this year will
be presentation. Of 10 separate
awards. Five of them will go to
the outstanding young men in
the scientific or technical fields.
and five to the outstanding young
men in the administrative and
executive fields.
Any civilian or employe Of the
executive branch who will not
reach his 40th birthday before
January |, 1855. is eligible for
nomination.
All nominations must be re-
ceived by the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce not later than Novem-
ber ! and must be submitted
by the head Of the department or
agency concerned.
Evening star., 1954-09-15
Nixon and Martin Off
To Drum Up Votes
For Worried 6. 0. p,

Two of the Republican Party's
top campaigners, Vice President
Nixon and House Speaker Mar
tin took off in chartered planes
today for Intensive speaking
tours over the Nation spurred by
a frank admission the G. o. P. is
running scared"
Both Mr.. Nixon and Mr.. Mar
tin said they are confident the
Republicans can hold control of
Congress in the November vot-
ing. But the Vice President
conceded his party might be
behind" at this time and said a
lot of work is needed in the
next seven weeks.
Mr.. Nixon said the Republican
setback in Maine on Monday
night may turn out to be bless
ing in disguise for the party.
He said there is apathy and
Ietharg2 ins some parts of our
organization" and the Maine re-
suits should help to dispel this.
The two party leaders spoke
briefly at National Airport at
breakfast given by Leonard w.
Hall, Republican national chair
man. for newspapermen and
members of the two travelling
parties.
Mr.. Nixon then left at 1925
am. for Columbus, Ohio, the
first stop of a nine day tour dur
ing which he will make appear
anceS in 13 cities. He speaks in
Columbus tonight.
Mr.. Martin left at 10:40 am.
for Newark, N. j. He has a
meeting in Bergen County this
afternoon and a major speech in
MiddleseX County tonight. There
are Is other cities on his sched-
ule, which will take him as far
as the Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1954-09-15

anced operation" of sugar beet
growing and cattle feeding with
Mr.. Ehlen. and like a security
conscious military commander in
wondering why we don't keep
secret from the Russians hard
to-come-by ionospheric weather
data.