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MOTORCYCLES

HID MOTORCYCLE: lot of charm;
in good cond.: very cheap; may be
seen a. 20. 53rd st. sc. Is
MOTORCYCLE. Buddy: bags. wind.
Ehield: Alistate; y. of: bought this
summer. jE 4-1636 liz
MATCHLEsS As 509Nce.; 5000. JE
2-SiSS or see at 1916 N. Potomac
at. & Ari., Va ia
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ARCADE PONTIAC
14a7 Iryinr 81. NV. An. 4-s5oo

PONTIAC 49, Convertible coupe;
so as RRSarzfss i ire cons VS. s 2qSSSE
PONTIAC 1855 $50 Catalina
radio, heater. hydramatic,. Wv
tires. beautiful green finish with
white top: custom. tailored trans
parent seat covert: $500 miles
VIII accept trade, can finance. Cal
NJ Mr. BELzER ~ s-36s6: IL
f Ssd m,. s4 On new motor Sssa ' saiss
S275, Phone XII. e-f362. lis
PONTIAC 1858 de luxe 2 dr. r
and h.: $4,000 miles: perfect: best
offer under 5000. WI. 6-606s
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. BE. LII. 2-9s27
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oLDs '55 Super 1857 convertible
steerias md ana power b Brakes. ss Hst
padded dash. beautiful 2-tone
iinish, Wv. tires, tinted glass;
this car has eyerything. .repressnts
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cEEV. '5I Bel Air hardtoo coupe;
Glide GID , etc . Tssl sharp. real clean
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PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130s fl.9 Closed sunday
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'AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

CHEVROLET 1855 VS. "2IO' ali.
metal 4-dr. station wagon; 2-tore
green; 5000 miles; Sl,895. BOW
MAN MOTOR SALES. 1900 Ga. ave,
N w pa R.11o0 10
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AUTOS . TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

TRUCK AND DRIVER FOR HIRE;
part time or full time: hauling OF
for moving furn.; call 10. s.53b5.
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AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

oLDs "a "ss" de luxe Holiday
eSIpf hySTs S;,t sd n p tIS.s
special 2-tone finish and many
extras: sold and geryieed b. ul
since new. only $2.105. safety
tested for your protection. 30-day
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FORD Model a.; good condition.
Can be seen OF 25iG Weisman I'd,
wheaton. Mo la
FORD 80 VS. Tudor: r.. b.; new.
car cond.; sac. s445. OWNER, ia
HUDSON 1949 9. 4-dr; very clean,
Si99 cash or IS down. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave. NV,
WO. $500. lis
HUDSON AS; heater and spotlight;
$500. VIII. 6-6459. I2702 Parklano
dr.. Wheaton City. lis
HUDSON 1850 4-doof sedan; good
condition. new tires. Call LU. 2
0740. ..-..-.--.-..--...--.--.----.------....--
HUDSON 1888 Hornet Custom .'tt.';
smart red and white finish; fully
equipped. including hydramatic, RI.
do and heater. = real buy. only
Sl,695. Closed Sunday.
AkerS Odds adillac Co.
FairlinRton Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV J-DJoo
Ia
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8 ACRES ON

colesyiIl I'd. near Colesville. Nd,
Four.bedroom country home, al
modern. on heat huse hvinI
dining room, large kitchen with
nantry, full basement, scar ga
rage; other large buildings. FOL
horses. poultry; also, ideal road
side stand. Land very productive,
low Sn cal JOHN BuRpoFT, Ever.
green 4-3S46. l331S cplesviile rd.,
Sifrnr enrinn Nd -lS
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ROYS CAMP

Prepare now for summer: 1.o0C
acres Of scenic mountain land VIII
sandy beach: 5 frame cottages and
other buildings; ga hours from
Washington over paved roads: only
S25 per acre. terms. 6IGLER Il
Co, RA. 3-343l, till 8. liz
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PONTIAC 1888 Chieftain de luxe Q
door; blue finish, equipped with ra-
do and heater: Si.0g5. Closed
Sunday. CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
l222 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
Ia
PONTIAC 1885 Catalina; fully
equipped. including power steering
and brakes. attractive 2-tone gray
finish. with Wv. tires; trade and
terms: Si.995. Closed sunday.
AkerS OldS- Cadillac Co.
FairlinRton Shopping Center
Alex. Va. OV. 3-035O
--lo
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FARMS

I HAVE MANY productive farms &c
select frem. Call JOHN BuRDOFr
"a. Silver Spring. Nd. lis
HISTORICAL VA. ESTATE-For sals
or exchange apartment property
beautiful attractive brick manor
house over 500 acres dairy. horse
or cattle farm; tenant houses,
6sT1 az io o.r 1%Ssc Fun sSp Ssss
OF purebred Holstein and Here.
ford stock. in quiet and peaceful
surroundings Of Warrenton horse
ana bluegrass country: direct from
owner At sacrifice, all for S150.000
IA. 7-561S; eyes,. IA. S-6526.
355 ACRES gently rolling land.
In addition l7S-scre estate. fine
I4-room mansion house with ell
scenic view. Call Poolesville 1851
25o-ACRE DAIRY or stock farm
snildinss. PoclesViiie 3153. is
s25-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 80 mi
river and State I'd. Modern stone
house with gorgeous view. 52-cov
D, c. barn: 9 tenant houses. $780,
900. Mr.. OLSON. WO. 6-7020.
2iO-ACRE DAIRY FARM. Va. black.
top rd.. ample water. 2o-cow EST
score d. C.. cinder blk. barn. silo;
atsr, 6-rm. house; excel. mach. 81.
had ea; S o STaD hay w fe sios 81
10 ACRES. Prince George Co. II
S n; D; G 1-Sedrpm aeaI np Ear nome Snt
buildings. Reduced to $4,000 fol
quick sale. Fairview 2-231S. LII
FARM ron RENT. general farmins
including 10 acres tobacco allot-
ment. Fully equipped. 2 tractors
Houses for. 2 families. Rte. 30l. y
Opportunity. ANDREW GEMENY
iii 19th n NV 81. 3-3343. lis
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PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS, AND ELLIcorT ST. NV.
KE. T-l3OS 80 Closed Sundays
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SOUTHERN DEALER, IN town this
week, will pay cash for all makes
and models ears. Call Ia, 9-4S0l
BUYING CARS AND TRUCKS for
junk. Free towing. Call between 4
and 8 nm. CY i-SaSR --22
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MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
White Plains, Md. Phi. La Plata 1922
4 mi. north Of La. Plata on Rte
III
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OLDs IS assS de luxe Hoiidas
coupe; hydra. Z. and h.. powell
steering and power brakes, WV
tires. tinted glass. safety padded
dash. special 2-tone fintkh: 5000
actual miles: .cleanest car in town
Terrific bargain. only $685.. safet,
A00 urPfftnn mAFPnntv
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

CHOICE BUILDING SITE. P. @. Co.
--50xI50: B miles D. c.; city water
in street: $1,000; terms. HE. A.
$500, W, W. LEWIS. III
MT. vERNON--a5 acres, ideal for
builder or investor. City water
available Sewer In about 4 mos,
Only Sl,750 an acre. JE. 2-0464
after 5 pm lis
6AITHERSBURG, MD.-6o; 600 50.
close 10 interchanEe. OIL. 2-3seI.
Is
Brinkley I'd, Temple HillS VII
accept rsss. oier. 10, s-73Qo; ~.
: ITO ACRES, Potomac. Mo. ~ River
I'd. and Great Falls Td.. W.. 7
ALTHOFF. ME. S-3966; after $50
10. 5-40Sn. ID.
LARGE TRACT on Shirley hwy. less
than 30 minutes frem D. c.: only
$500 per acre: good terms, bal. 10
yrs; OWNER. uN; 4-3SS3. lis
THREE ACRES. "a block On main
virginia highway and busline, ~
M. from Memorial Bridge. 800
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TRAILER SPACE

4AG1A4I411t "a IAN1
New and modern trailer park now
accepting applications for trailer
s sRass H asoyE hG qRaL e d paRy
Fairfax. Va. OR. 10000
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BUICK As convert: cean. new seal
SIS. Phone ri. a-i43s' is
BUICK I947 ADJ; $3.50, Wonderful
motor looks sharp, radio. etc
ALco MOTORS, Ii. 1851: RA
Cadillac "a sedan "e2"; power Do
brakes. power steering, cleo, win
oows aud seats, air cond. Del. on
new car the 10th. Sell. for $3,T50
BY sun. or best oner. u. S-31S1.
CADILLAC 80 Coupe De vile: peri
cond.: owner; slgnal-seekins radio
heater. Wv lifesuard tires. Gus.
si.sa5 SDf Du, s.iasa.. Ai faSS 3 pm Pm
cADTLLACs--le55 convertible, les,
than 5000 miles: also have IS anc
80 Coupe de Vile. All one owner
and like new. S6p5 down, trnrre-
diate delivery servieemen ard GU,
Of tovners financed. BLASs 4
CLARK. corner N. Capitol anc
FLORIDA ave. ne. AID. 4-9sa2. --2l
CADILLAC 1850 Model so .4-dool
sedan: for sale by owner; uke-nev
condition; black. hydramatic. radio
heatsdTs Wv. tires; $1,000. WA
Cadillac '4s, 4-door sedan. r. an,
h.. automatic, light green. $500. OF
g gIiq 81 ncte Ct o $50 mo. ASK fol
CADILLAC 1854 $50" Special fleet.
, Te9d sedan; gray fully equipped
brakes. low mileage. I'm. 3-s6i0
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PAUL BROS. (OldS)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
IKE. 7-i30s 9-9 Closed Sundays
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CHEW. 'b3 Bel Air haydtop coupe
2-tone finish. powerglide. r. and b..
seat covers. " W. tires. turn sig.
nails. etc, neE-ear cond., q real
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GARAGES
end EQUIPMENT

GARAGE WANTED In Georgetown
for occasional Light auto repairs.
WO. 8-0325. LIB
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PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S 90 Closed Sunday
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OLDSMOBILK 1855 Super "e6s Sc.
dan; fully equipped. power steer.
ing and brakes. smart 2-tone blue
s snase ~ close az sun sesIs " 'Aas
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Akers OldS- Cadillac Co.
FaiIlinston Shopping Center
Alex Va. oV. 3-93ol
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oLDs "a "ss" de luxe Holiday
steering. power brakes. Wv. tires.
special 2-tone finish and many
extras: sold and geryieed by us
since. new: only S2,195. safety
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcOTT ST. NV.
IKE. 7-130s SO Closed sundays
-l4
OLDSMOBILK 1855 Super "eS" Sc
dan; fully equipped. power steer
ing and brakes. smart 2-tone blue
finish. Wv. tires: terms or trade;
S2,495. Closed Sunday.
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston shopping Center z
AieAs Va os' sYs0O
oLDs '65 a9s" de luxe Holiday
s eoupss; hydra dE :; and d. b: power
tires. tinted sisss. safety padded
dash. special 2-tone finikh: 5000
actual miles: .cleanest car in town.
Terrifc bargain. only s2.9e6, safety
tested for your protection. 30
day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELIIcoTT sT NV: !.
Obs 80 Super "ss' eonyert,6lls.
s ssserns h sd power a Dsakes. s DEssg
padded dash. 6saatifai S.tons
finish. Wv. tires, tinted glass;
this car has eyerything. represents
. SAVING OF $1,000. only S2.e95.
safety tested for your protection.
3o-dny written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS; A lSp ELLIcoTT 81; NV NV !,
OLDS 80 "9S" de luxe 4-door sedan;
only S495. safety tested Tor youl
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
RE. 7-130S 80 Closed Sundays
--l9
OLDS '65 Super sSSS Holiday coupe;
hydra. Z. and b. power steering
and power brakes Nv; tires
sn o Sssa actual ns i ssr ana ad' lo lssi
like the day y came OF the show.
room door, 81, 696. safety tested
for your protection. 30,day written
PAUL BROS. (olds)
Wis; A lSp E IL IT,. 81 an NV :,
OLDS SO De luxe "9s' 4-door
hydra, power steering. powei
tinted glass, gorgeous 2-tone anisf
one owner. very low miieage; give.
ior your protstcion. So-dsy writ
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130s go Closed Sunday
lie
OLDe. '6b "6G" De luxe Hoiida!
tires. many other extras: show
room eond.: lowest price In town
S2.395. Safety tested for you
protection. 30-day written war
PAUL BROS. (olds)
Wis. AND ELLlcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130s 90 Closed Sunday
l- -. --1D
OLDeMOBILE 1858 Super "ss" 81
dan; Eray and black 1inish, powe
steering. power brakes, radio an,
heater; $2.495. Closed Sunday
cCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1879 22nd ST. NV. ST. 1920,
PACKARD 1858 Cavalie. 4-dr.. Q
I tone: hydramatic. truly q gorgeou
Packard. I2al cash trade O
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WELL DRMIER - Buckrus Arm
strong 33W complete string up
tools. Mounted on 2h ton truck.
il. 4-6150. LII
WELL BORING MACHINE-Digs hole
to 1t. diam. 200 It. deep: 81, 100.
Mounted on your truck. u. 4-6l50
III
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MERCURY 81 Custom sport coupe;
7. and h., overdr., excel. condition
throughout; lowest, price tn town,
S4e5. Safety tested for your pro-
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7.130S 90 Closed Sundays
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HUDSON 1858 Hornet: radio. heater.
can hardly be told from q new car,
beautiful 2.tore Ereens color COM
bination; mechanically perfect;
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'I ARCADE PONTIAC

sun VISOR. many otnef accessories.
can hardly be told from new car.
beautiful 2.tone Ereens color COM
bination; mechanically perfect
ARCADE PONTIAC
1850 14th st. NV. RA. 5000
JAGUAR "a roadster SKl2Osa. wire
wheels: excellent condition; priced,
$500 cash. Seen By appointment.
kAisI i,rSi iSS47; SIS. For sale b,
original owner. Heater Good condi-
tion. EM. 2-2416. 8 till . pm,
LA SALE Cadillac sed.; good c!ean
cond. and runs coed; tires excel;
q perfect sift: $50. he. 1851 l..
LINCOLN 81 Cosmopolitan; elean
and in excellent condition: r., h.,
Wv. tires. auto. windows: lew
mileage: l-owner car. Sacrifice at
500. DE. 2-6es2 or LA. 6-osl6.
LINCOLN 1854 Capri 4-door: p
tone blue: all power equipped: pri-
vate owner; 1895. Lu. 2-a393;
LINCOLN 81 hardtop convertible;
: tone. dual range hydramatic:
really Q beauty $l.295 cash or
S sssS eSwn' . Nc small ,.i loans BELL
M M. Wo.. $500 Ssso Wisconsin ia ave
MERCURY 1g5b Montery. 4-dr..
MeTcomatie. fully equip. low mi.
Excel. cOnd. Best ofier. AID, 4
MEeRRc. SO Custom 2-dr. sed.:: equip:
aa' ssda7 di &c s.ah II $500
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OLDs IS super "S5S Holiday coupe;
hydra. Z, and b. power steeEina
special s.tone finish. tinted glass
than 5000 actual miles and looki
like the day Il came OF the show.
room door. $2,696. safety tested
for your protection. 30,day written
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,

BUICK 's5 Special 2-dr.: conven
dr.: equip: .Sl,S95; Ave 1851 down
3ss to bank on car; So balance,
IA, 5-o1g7. lii
soiers. HoRNER's CORNER, Baisl
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1856 Good Hope Rd. Be. Lu. .l-9g4s
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1858 Cavalie 4-dr.: q
tone; hydramatic. truly q gorgeous
Packard: 1895 cash. trade OF
$295 down. BELL MOTORS, SOLO
Wisconsin ave. nv. WO. $4,000.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

TIME of merrymakng in Israe-the local
Carnival Mardi Gras-when costumed children
the streets for anything up to week
policemen huge Buses three-footgh kings
gangsers mothers heave sigh of
of hectic preparations.
grown-ups, into the spirit of this festival
saving of Persia from the
King wiles of beautiful Esther though
them not obligatory and their celebrations
usually have a simpler character
Perhaps interesting all the Pum parties in Israel
because hosts
party 10 old But this did not prevent
the most original costumes putting
sketches for their guests who averaged "on
years of
THE SCENE oldage home, established only short
Maben the Joint Distribution Committees well
program Israel home for aged immigrants without
without relatives able to take of them.
The guests" party the DOCTORS
occupaona even the Directors Malben
fact had helped to get these 200 aged from
canvas temporary immigrant into their new
home cleaning with the sheen of fresh paint.
of gratitude the 200
men and women in their home but few weeks
the the aged who been accommodated
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
KIDS IN COSTUME. MINIATURE COPS OLD FOLKS
DOING A WALTZ-THAT'S PURIM TIME IN ISRAEL

other buildings the Nathanya home which
built since last Purim.
ANYBODY NOT IN the know seeing the whrling figures of
70yearod ladies enjoying od-faoned Viennese waltz
courty old gentlemen asking with deep oldfahioned bow
dance with pretty 20-yearod the immense
enthusiasm with which 10 old folk acted brief
would believed that these people, full of the
e the who bedragged respondent had
slosh their through muddy primitive only
weeks earlier
Transformation had profound effect their
outlook life that begun to think of marrying again,
despite their advanced mOst of the socaed single people
in the home widows wdowers) Thus the sketches
marriage with 10 old ladies
gentlemen arrayed in mock wedding finery.
AGED MADE it that they that this
acuous transition to life in Clean comfortable buildings with
occupations suited their state health strength due
generosity American who by their contributions
through Jewish Appeal possible the
erection of this well of Is other Mabe od-age
which shelter 200 aged Israel
could few American visitors
rabbits wife Budapest said houghtfuly 81" they
could what all this to to be able to enjoy
the first time Is without fear arrest
persecution starvation think they would feel well
for all the help they giving US"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Israel Will Spend
Money for Arabs

UNITED NATIONS, NY, (JTA)
- The government of Israel plans
to spend 1885, 900 Israeli pounds
approximately 81 ,224 900 - for ru-
raj health centers to serve areas
inhabited predominantly by Arabs,
DruzeS and Bedouins.
The rural center project is one
of a number of other scheduled
Israeli welfare and health service
expansions coming before the pro-
gram committee of the United Ma
tions Children's Fund.
This years chairman of the UNI
CEF program committee is a
member of the Israel delegation
here, Mrs. Zena Harman. How
ever, the Israel-UNICEF collabor-
alton preceded Mrs. Harman's
election to that post-second high
est in the UNICEF organization.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Pro-Arub Is
Chosen For
State Post

WASHINGTON, (JTA) - The
department of state announced ap-
pointment of leading supporter
of the Arab position on the Pales-
tine issue as director of the US.
Foreign Service Institute. He is
Harold B. Hoskins, president of
the board of the American Univer-
Sity of Beirut, whose most recent
state department. assignment was
as consultant to the assistant Sc
cretary for Near Eastern Affairs.
fairs.
Hoskins was member of the
executive committee of the "Holy-
land Emergency Liason pro-
gram" an anti-ZioniSt propaganda
organization which lost support in
Congress when Gov. Christian Her
ter of Massachusetts described it
as a group whose political OBJ
jectives" were contrary to the well
fare of Israel.
Dulles There, Too
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles attended the ceremony
when Hoskins was administered
the oath of office. Hoskins will be
in charge of the training of state
department employees and foreign
service personnel. His appoint
ment, the department said, is in
keeping with proposals made by a
special committee formed at the
request of Secretary Dulles to give
career officers the proper orienta-
ton.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Calendar Reform
Complaint I Lodged

WASHINGTON, (JTA) - A dele
cation representing leading Jewish
organizations called on Under Sc
cretary of State Herbert Hoover,
Jr., to register opposition to a pro-
posed calendar reform, now under
consideration by the United Ma
tions Economic and Social Council.
The opposition of the delegation,
which represented all shades Of
religious opinion, was based on the
inclusion in the plan of a blank
day device. The delegation eX-
planned to Hoover that this device
would result in the disruption of
the observance of the Sabbath.
Hoover promised that conSidera-
ton would be given by the state
department to the petition as sub
mitted.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

The University of Vermont has
ordered fraternities, and sororities
to end discrimination within seven
years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
BuiIdinq Drive Yields

PHILADELPHIA, (JTA) = Tenn
pie Israel of Wynnefield announced
that it had interrupted it's own
building fund campaign so as not
to interfere with the Allied Jewish
Appeals 1855 drive.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Restitution Cost Told

VIENNA, (JTA) - The changes
which the Austrian government in
tends to introduce in the legisla-
ton for compensation to victims
of the Nazi regime will cost the
treasury approximately $20,00O,-
600. it was estimated here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

that gives the Mau Mau their
perfect cover.
But half the farm is lying I'M
used now, for it is no longer safe
to leave cattle out grazing near
the forest, literally easy meat for
the hungry terrorist gangs.
So far the Marrians have es-
capped a direct attack on their
house = they probably have the
nearby Raj to thank for that.
But one night Susan Marian
awoke to learn that AZ cows were
gone = carried off to the forest.
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what elephant. THAT one
there. in the garden" But now
the animals have given place to
the Mau Mau, and a strict vigil
and defense routine is still the
rule.
Securely locked doors, double
checked, windows well fastened
and the Kikuyu servants ex-
cluded from the house after
nightfall, all that is so automatic
now that they seldom think Of
the detailed reasons behind their
careful precautions.
Kilguyus Have Deserted
HE Marrians' younger child,
three-and-a-half- year-old Simon,
has spent more than half his
short life amid this routine and
this constant menace has lost its
terror. Anthony, who is now
five and half, only just remem-
bers the carefree days when he
could roam the farm in safety
without someone to guard him
all the time.
This farm, like the others
around it, has depended on
Kikuyu labor all through these
months of near-war to tend and
pick the coffee, to cut and carry
the mulch grass and to look after
the pedigreed dairy cattle. Prob
ably every one of the 100 or more
Kikuyu on the farm has been
forced to take the Mau Mau
oath of allegiance. More than
one of them have deserted to
join the gangsters in the forests.
Repeatedly night watchmen raise
the alarm when they spot stran-
gers around the farm buildings.
The Marrians even discovered
their women workers had devised
a roster for cooks to feed the
Mau Mau. More than one wom-
an has been caught taking food
to the gangs.
Always there is doubt = is this
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Susan Marian, from Milwaukee, raises
family on ranch in terror-ridden
Kenya. Here's what it's like to live in
land where murder can strike any night
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an MOST other farms the
" cocks crow would prob
ably awaken Sue Marian every
morning. But in Kenya it is
the shattering roar Of the Raj
bombers taking off at first light
which rudely stirs this 25-year-
old American girl.
But the noise means, too, that
another night has passed safely
and she can relax again, assured
that her children will be all right
for another day.
For this is Mau Mau country
and Milwaukee-born Susan
Marian and her English hus-
band are among those white set
tiers the terrorists are out to kill.
Today British authorities are
making good progress toward
checking the Mau Mau terror by
new agricultural development
program and greater native par
ticipation in Kenya government.
But for two years farms in the
danger zone have experienced
unrelieved suspense as the men
of the Mau Mau roam the coun-
tryside.
A House-Eogtyess
YOUNG Sue Vogel las she was
them had no idea when she left
the US. eight years ago to con-
tinue her schooling in Canada
that she would be living in a
observation-disclosures every
night, with gun as much part of
her attire as her necklace.
Peter Marian, her husband,
shares a 2, 6OO-acre farm with his
partner. Michael Foxley-Norris,
and on one flank is the Mweiga
airstrip. From here bombers take
off daily to root out terrorist
gangs in the forests.
On the farms other flank, be-
yond the orderly rows Of green
coffee trees, rises the bush - the
thick tangle of African jungle