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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13

Supreme Court injunction for
bidding the Tucson (ArizD or
ganization from soliciting in New
York State and for a court order
revoking its registration with the
State.
1T is obvious that the charita-
BILE impulses of the public have
been imposed upon" the attor-
ney said.
He acted under provisions of
a 1854 law. 1t was the first such
action taken against an out-of-
State corporation.
Mr.. Javits asserted that the
foundation had collected more
than SIS million in a Nation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
ChqritobIe Group
Draws State Fire

ALBANY, N. Y, May Is R.-
New York State moved today
to stop an Arizona charitable or
ganization from soliciting funds
here.
Attorney General Jacob <
Javits declared that the National
Foundation for Asthmatic Chill
dren had used less than a fifth
of the funds collected in a Ma
tion-wide campaign for its high
sounding purposes"
Mr.. Javits filed for a State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13

Plans for a Metropolitan Area
health fair gained momentum
today, as units of four local or
carnations prepared inquiries to
determine how much support a
fair would have.
At a Joint luncheon meeting
in the Willard Hotel yesterday
many of the general prelimi-
narieS were discussed. Among
the more than so confenees pres
ent, the idea OF a health fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Home for Aged to Get
RecreutionuI Park

A $4,000 recreational park at
the Washington Hebrew Home
for the Aged, 1925 Spring Road
NV, will be dedicated in cere-
monies at 4 pm. Sunday.
The dedication will follow the
2 pm. annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers and board of di-
rectors of the home. The park
was constructed under the aus
pieces of the homes ladies aux
Hilary.
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Kosher Israel Party

The Brotherhood of the
Kosher Israel Congregation will
sponsor a cocktail party for the
benefit of the Synagogue at $50
p. m. Sunday at 2801 N street
NV.
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u. S. Police to Meet

The United States Special Po-
lice Association, of the American
Federation of Government En-
ployes, will meet at 8 O'Clock to-
night IN the lodge hall, 1749
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

J bEDhUUWS' u On HS-NtW
beautifully appointed brick homt
NoT ip THE ROOM A sizNs bed hrss
l2x24. l5xl5 and two 15x12; Twins
room l5x20. with Roman brick
raised hearth fireplace, separate
dining room, huge de luxe electric
kitchen 24-ft. finished rec. rm
with French door opening to bach
yard: screened porch, built-in ga,
rage. S29,750 Exclusive with
PARKER, SMITH ~ DoNNELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
TOP HOnOrS!

ThfS sparkling brick home has
EVERYTHING! Top location in one
. OF N. Arlington's best residential
areas; fireplace in spacious living
room; huge separate dining room;
equipped kitchen with dinette
space; full bright basement with
outside entrance. 3 large bedrooms
and tile bath; big handicapped lot.
Excellent financing can be assumed
with a low, low down payment.
The price is S17,95O.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
N. RAndolph At GIehe ia. 7-h2nn
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HOUSES 10. SALE, Md. Cont. }

BETHEsDA-CUSTO RAMBLER
Brick-and-stone home built OF the
Finest materials and workmanship.
liv. rm. -din. rm. combination with
Rorgeous stone f1rer ace. spacious
Kit. which is the last word in
beauty and convenience; bedrms.,
2 baths, porch and patio: lee. rm.
tiful lot, llSxI65. Call Ma. S-6440.
THE GALLERY OF HOMES"
ROSEMARY HILLS-Spacious 3-bed.
rm. brick rambler in new-house
condition. Trades considered. For
Apt. can Miss zaker. FE. 3-3669
1924 4 i4tS u. Nv i. "Apl AD' CO f4.eoos
SILVER sPRIN0-S12, 800
Charming rambler, 5 nice rms,
HUGH I. PECK HE. $4,000
CHARMING WOODSIDE PARK
No other home at this price in the
heart of Woodside Artistic English
brick Cape Cod, beautiful grounds.
all features II perfect condition. 81, .
SHORT ON CAsHP S495 On. will
fenced yard with trees. and barbe-
cue: close to schools, shopping and
bus: Xmas occupancy.
WILLARD MILLER, Home Merchant
JU. o-6S00 Ewes, HE. 4-229l
NEAR Su. SPG. AND WHEATON
RAMBLER. brand-new. all brick.
with brick carport on heavily wood
ed lot, both front and rear. look
200; liv. rm I3l2x20 with fire.
place. large din. rm. and all-electric
kit, bedrms., = baths. pull-down
stairs to storage attic; full bsm;
school bus at door. > blks. to bu5.
Here you have privacy on q lot you
will like. All homes in this area on
very large lots. Price. S24. 100. Call
RE. 1860 till Q pm.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI CUniv. lane areal--Nearlv
new 3.bedrm. BRICK rambler y
$500 down; priced Sl3,15O. HUGH
7. PECK HE 5000
AGER RD.--B-rm Colonial heated
Sunrm. Anchor fenced. OIL S6hU dn
JOHN II. JOHNSON, WA. 5000.
---ib
PARK-Home and mod
ern shop. Unusual opport. to earn
FRINGE eiis Oa ok SAT Rr Al S't e.
UN i-l168, WA 1-685b. ---15
FITS. ESTATES - Stately
Georsian stvle Colonial IN Prince
GeorEes fnest section. II Is of quail
ny construction and has lee., spa
cious rooms throughout; incl ga
rags; lge. lot For Apt. call CITY
WIDE REALTY. HA. 2-sb1e. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

EAsTOyRR STOPPING CENTER. 9.
Capitol st.. District line; space
available for doctor. dentist, pre-
pared food carry-out. milliner
dressmaker. insurance. real estate
OVER CORP, 50 S oxon u Run drive
Washington 81. LO. 7-1016. Ia
NEW STORES AND OFFICE BLDG,
9Th and Kennedy SITS. n.w.-Ideal
for chain, food. or drugstore, OF
any large business. Some parkins
in rear. 1000 to $4,000 50, IT,
on ground floor. Worth inVestigRt-
ing. B. B. ALLISON, RIA. 3-05l3
IA
SPACIOUS store with lge. apt. End
a., downt1yn ny, vac; very fsaas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

nm. rec. rm.; sa,7S0; S750 cash.
~ 90 per mo, OWNER. ia; g.
ALExASDRiA aREALeive the fam
ny a home for Christmas, bed
4. EDGE. SO, 5-4o55, ~is
ALEXANDRIA = LOVELY RIVER
V1EW---Magnificen residence on a
prominent corner in beautiful Belle
Haven: has that air OF elegance
and DISTINCTION we associate with
includes den and powder, room on
A.; Gear saraRe:: dellqhtful high
elevation with breathtakinP view
for miles down the river. Priced
to sell Owner leaves Washington
Janis, =. a FRAME s. PHILIPS DI.
Alex Alex! Smiley fRfi: EN- HWY. @ s4 ABR
rambler, FULL DAYLIGHT BASE
MENT with walkout door. 2 large
bedrooms. 20-ft. liv. I'm. with IRE
place and redwood bookshelves,
sep. din. ell. equip. kitchen Vow
heres the surprise you get q full
sized attached .carport and 90,
o oG, wooded lot; all for the rid
FLA applicants tust been dis
qualified. A real buy on today'S
market. Exclusive. r. p. STEFFEY
~, 4-344T. JE. 2-4g70. --lS
ARLINGTON. NORTH - New split
level on quiet, dead-end St in fne
residential area, lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace din. rm: built-in br""l.-
fast nook. eye-level oven, dish
washer and disposal, in de luxe Kit
few. steps up TO 3 bedrms. and g
baths, few steps down to finished
rec m, attached garage priced nj
S"ao00; shown bv appointment
TEF DARBY CO.. IA 5-D3g3 rht
office Is open q till q III
COLUMBIA HTS.--Anyune can buy,
a bug In rug. couldn't be cutter
than this masonry 2-bcdroom semi
Diet home loaded with extras.
Fenced yard. storm windows. dis
poSal, auto washer. NON GI $3.50
down, $50 per mo. Z. F.. STEFFEY,
JE. 4-3447. JE, 2-4970. is
FALLS CHURCH Brick rambler
lust years old and spotless. lax
90 living nm. with fireplace. equip
kitchen with breakfast bar, 3 spa
cious bedrms.; carport h-acre
level lot on secluded dead-end
street. JUST S15,660. CROwE1L A
CO. NC. $3.50 n olebe I'd. IA,
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX ACRES, high on a knoll.
beautiful h-acre lot, 1o0-ft. front;
water in; fine for split-level. Perco-
lation approved: $3.50. ARLING-
TON CAVALIER LAND CORP, ia.
$685.. --16
SILVER SPRING-Commercial lot,
zoned CO, adjacent to new Per-
petual Building Association site.
$40. 600, terms. JU. 9-349o. Ewes.
10. $4,000. lis
POTOMAC, MD.-3o-acre tract in
heart of community. divided into
10 beautiful sites: long road 'front.'
age: price. So. 800. Also single lots
avail OLIVER T. CARR, REALTOR.
Ma. s-2s65; ewes, Pc. 2-4304.
Ia
to 3 lots, all imps.,
reduced for quick sale. Call OWNER.
Ju. 9-7059 or 10. 5-1512. -16
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IT'S WORTH THE
DRIVE! /
HOUSES TO BUILD

WE WILL BUILD
3-bedroom rambler or split level on
your lot; payments low as $1,000
down. WE WILL FINANCE. HUB
BARD REALTY CO., OV. 3-1046.
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BETHESDA

Priced IN the very low twenties
and CT approved. red brick Colo
NAL with slate roof in q prime
location, within walking distance
OF shopping. express tranSpofta-
tion and all schools, includins
parochial: 3 bedrms.. 1st d. pow
der rm., delightful screened porch.
rec rm ana, an excellent lot. W. B.
WPTGuT EM lSRnO stiI q
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL

Arlington. N.-7O,O0O SO. IT,, TT
spur on property; long street 'front.'
age; best area. ARLINGTON CAV.
ALIER LAND CORP. ia. 5-R536
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
DECEMBER SPECIALS
TEpAGC

RAMBLER. 2 bedrms.. bsmt. 80. 75C
RAMBLER, 3 bedrms., bsmt. IL 800
CAPE COD, 3 bedrmS.. bsmt. 1926
CAPE COD. ! DedrmS., . baths.
I bSmt 1896
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langley Pk.-Rambler-G

Brick: yrs. old; liv. nm. wistons
hrepl., din. nm, lse GE kit, Dts
posau, dishwasher, brkfst. space: 3
6edrms., Ia baths: attic; semifin.
basement. -
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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SUMNER
WHEATON
WOODWORK

Brick BUNGALOW: $500 down. Vacant,
clean; move right in. Price Is
Sl0,a50 THOMPSON 4: GRAY,
III h-Rl00 IL
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TCHEVY CHASE. MD

NOLLINGWOOD-C hail. brick
home on wooded lot, near Rock
Greek Park Has q den and powder
room on LIST floor. bedrooms anC
2 baths on End floor. Stairs e
priced at S39.5 500. Phone. WO. 6
$500 until Q pm. EDW. H. JONES
q CO., INC. Chevy Chase. D. c.
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COLESVILLE

New brick rambler: acre lot. trees,
3 bedrms, pa baths, rec. rm, and
bar, Gear garage. Middle sos. To
see call THOMPSON & GRAY, JU.
h-fSIO 90 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
HAMLET
ENS.-WHEATON AREA

An unusual front entrance hsmt.
makes this 3-bedrm. brick rambler
equipped kit; wooded lot; many
extras: ideal for doctor or dentist
GEORGE W BAUSERMAN
70, Q-5444 Ewes, RA. 3-5sS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

EVANSVILLE HILLS-Brick Cape
Cod. 3 bedrooms and den, full
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h., garage. screened
porch, storm windows. Owner leav-
way below the market at Sl4,gb0
to sell!i You name the terms.
Call til . pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS d CO.. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Small 3-bedrn. brick-end-frami
rambler. spick- and-sDan. Owner
has to leave; SIG. $50 large -,
GI loan, THOMPSON e GRAY
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01
LESS CONTROL. MORE FEED

Major result of Benson & Co.
move to toss over all special pro-
visions i'm 1855 acre-controT program
probably viii be TO increase feed
supply. Here is why:
Important provision eliminated was
cross-compliance. This would have pre-
vented growers from getting support
for any crop, unless alIotments for all
crops were observed. The rule would
have hit, especially, the grower of
wheat, cotton, or tobacco who wanted
to put in some corn for his own live
stock. Now such growers can overplant
corn (quotas don't apply to CORN with
out loss Of support on other crops which
are. planted within prescribed allot-
ments.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01
LOWER FEED COSTS

USDA action to drop price-support
level by IL per cent In 1855 for oats,
barley, rye, and grain sorghums
should help stocIxmen-unIess un-
wieIdIy feed grain SURPRISES result.
Low feed costs, in this case, could
stimulate increases in livestock out
put that would be embarrassing.
Support rate reduction, however, fig
ures to do more help than harm, in the
view of Benson & Co. Their idea is to
bring feed-grain prices into better bal
ance with cost of corn in non-commer-
cial growing areas; to put up defenses
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01
Here's power fEnoz knows rs own strength
NHd yUheH 10 use if

Dur Massey-Harris IS TO work on the tough jobs
! and watch the way it performs !. !. the way it
handles big equipment A. 5-bottom pillow.
big combine, one-way disc, loaded rice cart !.
takes the fight out of and-levelng building terraces
or rice checks, handling heavy front end leaders.
It's jobs like this that the SIS gives you real
power thrill. You it the minute you take hold
of the wheel. You know it's there when your pIow
sucks to full depth and the pull stays smooth steady
-. dependable.
Power - there's lots of it. And a host of other fea
lures you'll like too Comfort! Vsioni Elbow and
leg roomA ride that's oltfree Steering that takes the
strain from arms and shoulders Controls placed
that your hands and feet set themselves naturally.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01

Equally important is the amazing economy of the
S. A check of the fuel tank tells you this tractor
uses fuel according to load demands and gets
more out of what it does use.
It's all the result of Balanced Power Design In
Massey Harris tractors the perfect coordination
- teamwork 49, between the units that develop the
power and those that use it, Your dealer will tell
you the whole story. See him and ask for on-the
farm demonstration.
The facts about Balanced Power Design and what
Massey Harris have told about their trac-
tors are published In q booklet - "Out of the
Mailbag. For your free copy write, Massey Harris,
Dept. A-27O, Racine, Wisconsin.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01
Keeping ias
Touch With
Washington
Russia Needs
Our Butter

WASHINGTON d c Hottest farm
topic in Washington for some time is
the question of butter (and other) sales
to Russia and her satellites behind the
iron curtain. Trade and barter with
the Russian sphere could go long way
toward getting the USDA and dairy
men out of surplus troubles.
But is it good idea, all things con-
sidered?
Professional Red-hunters already
are screaming, No! General opinion
among Eisenhower Republicans,
and many Democrats, is, Yes. But
their approach to the matter is cau-
tiOus. Big question is whether pub
lie reaction, eventually, viii be IA
vorabIe or unfavorable toward iron
curtain trade.
Hope of Administration is to build up
favor for the idea. using two main arr
gunents:
J. That trade with potential enemies
will bring us closer to them, foster UNI
derstanding, and promote peace-or at
least delay war..
2. That trade with the Soviet zone is
practical, and can help more than hurt
us. Direct trade with the Russian
world, is already being considered. says
Secretary Benson. as well as ''sa1es to
countries which may in turn sell to iron
curtain countries
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01

Note: Iron curtain need for farm prod
ucts is variously estimated between $500
million and whopping 81 billion. For
some time now, the US has held back
on sales through the iron curtain. or to
countries that deal with the Russian
World. The public willing, this now
may be changed by an Administration
which has apparently concluded that
worldwide trade fosters peace and good
viii among men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06

ARL., &6e-1-bedrm. apt. In opt
bldg, incl. auto. ldry., pvt. parking
3 min. Pent.; near #. Myer. EN-
3-567s. days; EN-. 3-920s. sves.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEo-MD.

SLIGO CREEK PARKwAY-1-bed-
rm. apt. redec., lge. rms, wired
for air eond.. ldy.; park. faen..
on busline; select coop. bldg :;
Ss5, incl. utiis. JU 6-a416, -
ROCKVILLE and Q bedrms., hy-
ing room. dinette.. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch: near
schools and shopping center: sos
to $50 Der month. 20. 2-3003.
ANTONEp-E GARDENS - bed
rms. $40 SO. SSS. $40, incl. utils.
Adjacent shopping; trsnsp; Other
3fOI 31th AVE-. colmar Manor.
Nd. mr.. District lne-2nd T.. b
rms. SIS mo. WA. 7-b4O7. q
GATTHERsBURG--i and 3-bedrm
units with rear porch: close 70
elementary school and shoppinS;
s seS e pei fne es' 20 g. a-sis1. 80
co 1. H S.ssn s.Fd :ss ;Ots s ct p
sos. utils incl; nr. shops, schools
silver Inv 81 srRi sSaoss; spacious @io I
parking, laundry facilities: $50 90
1 II Wills; i included. Ju. sits or
r ~ distS sARk. seas rlov. Ti ave.
iSt floor; Ss5. ~. 5-iT47. 10
TAKOMA PARK--Attractive roomy.
exposures: adults only; mr.. shops
and transp.: occupancy. AUG. Is:
$50. incl; utils. Call u. s-ells or
TgHHRoMss' iPPA RK-s b.drms,. il.
shops and transp.; Sept. J., oc-
cupancy; $50 so pius gas and eiee,
r FAX IA Park 7. "a rooms and
bath. plenty Of closets. pvt; entr;; :
fare zone; $65 per mo. u. e-65l7
TAKoMA PARK Very attractive
apt liv rm.. kit. dinette, bed.
room: close TO buses, stores. Adults
only. WA. 10000; ewes. Ju. g.
.raKoMA PARK. mr.. wash. san
1-bedrm. terrace apt; plus sep. rna !;
all cows. and nttls. S52. 5ie
Ba 1TgniEsHD0%a MD. - and . bedroom,
rear Screened porch: sso-ss5. SAN
UEL z. BoGLEY. NC, OIL. 4-t270
BRENTWOOD, MD. 3404 Upshur
st.--3 large rooms. kitchenstts
bath. back screened porch. Pc
vate entrance. No children. go
BEITTR SEE THIS, T.K. .sIL. ,sr.
--Liv. rm. bedrm.. bath. lgs. kit:
3 exposures porch. new dec. Apt
bldg bus. $50 plus utils. SEC
Greenwood ave ~. 81 sos. -l2
sos SILVER STRING AvE.-3-bed.
per mo. See Mr.. FORD at address
| cr call ST. 3-n550. u
TiK0MA PAKK-Apt. In pvt. 9
family home; main floor. 3 hedrms.
liv. rm., dinette. kit, util. I'm
$3.50. JU s-as21. -s
COTTAGE CITY-vaeant: arm
apt, LIST a pvt entr.: utils. fur
! nlshed: $3.50 mo. WA. 7-5o5o
MT. RAINrEK-Iiv. nm. bsdrg.
Ice kit. bath. 1st A. Nice porch
yard. cellar for washing; heat
sIss turpt reis ssa iss7 So mic. f0'
SiIs DIXON AVE, ST.. sPG.--2-
bedrm. apt. in desirable location
Completely redeeorated through
out: abundance Of closets anc
cabinets. Lge. refgr.. pvt. entrance,
porch, sos. To inspect call EN-
silver iS1as spRNe-sso UP. All util.
inel AVAIL. MINED. Mod. or
beoim. apis: 2 expos., sep. din
rm ind. thermostat and storage
| Cow to shopping, schools, ssO1
Plymouth ST., Apt. /, JU. s-Z9a7
II no answer, cali To. 2-6R23. -
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-VA.

ARL.--Loyely I.bedrm. apt; clean.
Hechts. xnoppine center. lo52 9th
ct. N. Apply Apt. i02. KB. $500.
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APIS. uNEuRNlsHEn-Mp.

Queens Manor Gardens
4e15 9Th g., Mt. Rainier. M
Beautiful 2-bedrma sep. dinefts
Apt. nov avail. 3rd a. redee.j
$3.50, utils. incl, UN. l-zzz6. IL
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-29
SaIk Honors
Flooding In

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The par
ade of honors for DR.. Jonas E.
Salk, conqueror of dread polio,
continued last week.
Foremost among them was the
award in Washington of citation
by President Eisenhower
The College of the City of New
York, of which the Jewish Scien-
tist is 1884 graduate, announced
that it would confer on him the
honorary degree of Doctor of
Laws. 1t will be only the ninth
time in this century that the col
lege has conferred such a degree.
A "Jonas Salk Fund" for use
in the field of preventive medi-
cine probably will be set up from
contributions and offers of finan-
cial aid that have been pouring in
to the University of Pittsburgh re-
searcher. He said that he would
Every likely" start such a special
fund.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-29
Ex-Prisoners OF
Mandate Honor
Beloved Chaplain

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - The
father of the prisoners" Rabbi
Aryen Levin, returned to his
former prison haunts last week
but this time it was not to COM
fort those who had been SEN
fenced to death. Instead he was
presented with a scroll, signed
by some 1000 former prisoners
of the British during the Man
date days, paying tribute to
him as part of a reunion of the
former prisoners.
The ex-prisOners, One-time
members of the Irgun Zvai Le-
uni and Sternist organizations,
gathered to honor Rabbi Levin,
who had never been officially
appointed chaplain, but devoted
80 years of his life to visiting
the prisoners and comforting
them. He was especially de-
voted to those who had been
rounded up in their fight against
British rule.
The former central prison in
which the reunion was held is
now a store house of the Jew
ish Agency. The men and wom-
en- who hOnOred their father"
-as he had been nicknamed-
include three members of the
Knesset, a mayor, a number of
government officials, army Of
ficers, and persons from all ci-
william walks of life.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-29
Rosenzweig Now
Temples President

Harry Rosenzweig, Phoenix jew
eler, who has been prominent in
Jewish community affairs for ma
ny years, was elected president of
Temple Beth Israel at meeting
OF the board of trustees recently.
Rosenzweig is associated with
the jewelry firm of the same name,
located at 35 N. 1st Ave. He is a
member of a pioneer Jewish fam
lily in Phoenix and recently served
on the city council. His brother,
Newton, currently is on the coun-
Gil.
RoSenzweig and his family live
at SOP w. Northview Pl.
Other new officers chosen by the
temple board are David Bush, 1st
vice president; Malcolm Straus,
End vice president; Burton Lewko-
WITT, secretary, and Phillip Cop
land, treasurer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-29
come TO THE FAIR!
Big Jubilee Sunday at Center
Thrust Made
At Israel In
Asian ParIey

LONDON, (JTA) - An
anti-Israel resolution was
adopted last week by the
political committee of the
29-nation Asian-African con-
ference at Bandung, Indo-
nesia, marking an important
victory for the Arab states
participating in the parley.
The resolution, which was adopt
ed unanimously, called for 1.-THE
implementation of the United Ma
tions decisions on Palestine and
the achievement of the peaceful
settlement of the Palestine ques-
tion." The UN decisions provide
for the Observation-Disclosures of Jeru-
salem, ceded by Israel of certain
border areas and agreement by
Israel to the return of Arab re-
fugeeS to their former homes,
Premier Chou En-lai Premier of
Communist China, who voted for
the resolution, declared he was
convinced that "had it not been
for foreign intervention, the ira
gedy of the Arabs of Palestine
would not have taken place." He
has been backing the Arab dele
gates at the conference in their
anti-Israel efforts, while India's
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru
and Burmese Premier UN urged
moderation in handling the Arab
Israel issue.
Arab Rights Cited
The resolution pledged Support
of the rights of the Arab people of
Palestine" and spoke of "existing
tension in the Middle East caused
by the situation and of the danger
OF that tension to world peace"
Nehru, who expressed sympathy
for the plight of the Arab refugees,
insisted 1--WE must consider what
the conference can actually do
about this problem. The question
of negotiation should not be ruled
out" He asked how the matter
could be settled as long as the
Arabs refuse to negotiate,
Arab JubiIant
The Indian premier agreed with
other speakers that Zionism was
aggressive" but added that 1--WE
must remember the tragic suffer-
ing of the Jews in the second world
war and the massacre of Jews
by FasciSts and Nazis."
The Arab representatives were
elated over the developments. Mai.
Salah Salem, Egyptian propaganda
minister, said that "the course of
the discussions was very satisfact-
ory to the Arab views. Egypt is
very pleased to have the support of
Chou En-lai on the question of the
Arab refugees"