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Evening star., 1955-04-04

CINCINNATI, April 4 (R.-A
So mask developed by the Army
is being tested for possible use in
protecting civilians against in
haling poison gas. germ weapons
and radioactive dust, two Army
scientists announced today.
Researchers Bernard Siegel
and Frank Shanty of the Army
Chemical Center in Maryland.
reported that If test models meet
protective requirements. the
masks could be quickly mass
produced, They addressed the
127th national meeting of the
American Chemical Society.
The low cost of the mask
figured at between 81 so and So
compares with $14 for the stand
ard military mask and So for a
previously developed mask for
civilians. they said.
Key to the cheapness of the
new one, they explained. is the
elimination Of a relatively high
cost metal canister" for abb
sorbing noxious gases or fiItering
out airborne germs and radio
active materials.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
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Evening star., 1955-04-04

others, including some in Mary
land. Mr.. Dulles was out OF
town today.
Commissioner Spencer made
the first disclosure of his con-
versation with Mr.. Dulles on the
weekly Commissioners Report"
program over The Star Station
WMAL-TV last night.
II talked to Allen Dulles last
week and told him we would be
very happy to have the new CIA
headquarters included in South
west redevelopment plans. He
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would be good place to have
it." Mr.. Spencer said on the pro-
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the question of dispersal of CIA
to protect it against air attack
was mot controlling in the con-
sideration of q site.
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sioner Spencer told the TV audi
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border were discovered In 1898.
but they were not exploited in
tensively until about IL or Is
years ago.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
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The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

Fingerhut of Algiers. S. He
called for a "non-Selective"
immigration policy in Israel,
warning that 1--WE may be un-
able to accomplish tomorrow
what can be accomplished to-
day." The Israel Government
and the Jewish Agency are
considering urgent measures
to bring North African immi-
grants to Israel Immediately.
Although the Bey of Tunis
has displayed friendship for
the Jews on more than one oc-
casion, and despite the fact
that leaders of the nationalist
Neo-Destour Party have given
assurance that the Jews will
enjoy equal rights in an inde-
pendent Tunisia, Moslem lead
ers, led by Sheihk Mohammed
Djait. expressed complete op-
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
GAIA Talks
DeadIocked

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Is
rael-Egyptian talks on reduc-
ing tension along the GAIA
border virtually hit a road
block last week wit h the
Egyptians rejecting Israel-UN
proposal on several key ques-
tons. However, the thorny
questions were referred back
to the respective governments
for decision and the negotia-
tors agreed to meet A G a in
Aug. 10.
A spokesman for the Israel
Foreig n Ministry reported
that the two main stumbling
blocks were-aS previously
whether the local commando
ers would communicate with
each other directly or through
UN personnel, and whether
they would meet alone or in
the presence of UN person
mel.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Turkey With
UN Asian Bloc

UNITED NATIONS, NY
Turkey has joined the Asian
African bloc which the Arab
League has been building in
the UN since the close of the
Bandung conference in Indo-
nesia last April. Word of the
Turkish decision to adhere to
the bloc was passed by Ed
ward Rizk, Charge d'Affaires
for Lebanon.
1t is com m O n knowledge
that the Arab Leagues prin-
cipal interest in k e e i n g the
Asian-African nations togeth-
er as a single bloc concerned
the possibility of organizing
all of the Asian and African
countries as a pressure group
against Israel. Turkeys adher.
ence to the bloc was engineer
ed, however, not by any of the
Arab delegations but by Ar
thur S. Lall, current chief OF
the Indian delegation. Some
circles here saw the possibil-
ity that Turkish adherence to
the bloc might work in favor
of Israel since Turkey is at
odds with Egypt on most OF
the significant international
policies affecting the Middle
East. With Turkeys adher'
ence the bloc now consists OF
IN countries.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Britain Fears
NationaIism

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The
British Government is watch
ing "apprehensively" the re-
cent developments in Israel
and Egypt because it believes
that 1.-The increase in the ag-
gressive nationaliSm in these
two countries could lead to a
situation that would endanger
peace in the Middle East" the
New York Times reports. The
Times said that the rise to po.
litical influence in Israel OF
the Herut Party in the gener.
al elections worried British
diplomats. '"They have feared
that Israel, prompted by ag.
gressive nationalist leaders,
might choose a dynamic So
luton of her territorial prob
lems."
Herut repeatedly has indi'
Gated its disapproval of the of
ficial policy of UN meditation
They demand dynamic ag
gression" against the Arabs
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

position to permitting non
MoSlemS to take any part in
the government or admins
tration when the country be-
comes autonomous.
This stand by the eXtrem-
lists was received with a good
deal of apprehension by the
Neo-Destour leaders who
have prepared a d r a f t of a
constitution for TuniSia in
which equal citizenship rights
are provided for Jews and
other non-MoSlem elements of
tn e population. Meanwhile,
CODES tour leaders are
ready to enter into some kind
of "limited relationship" with
the Arab S It a e S, especially
with Egypt.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

Jewish community would be
expected to participate in the
United Campaign. All of these
activities would take place 81
multaneously during October,
November and December.
Recommendation
After considerable discus
sion it was urged by this COM
mittee that the Center Build
ing Fund Campaign should
not take place this fall but ra-
ther that the forces OF the
Jewish community should
90 into the U nited Cam
paign to insure its success
and that the Jewish commun-
ity wage a united campaign
under the auspices of the
CJA in the spring for both
the overseas, national, local
institutions and the c e n t e r
Building Fund deficit. This
would also mean there would
be no interference with Tenn
pie Building Fund Campaign.
It was further suggested to
the Council board h a t the
Center Capital Fund cam
paign be included in the CJA
for an alloca ii n in 1856.
These recommendations were
approved unanimously by the
executive board. The Com
munity Center Building Fund
Campaign will be included IN
the 1856 CJA ALLEGATIONS and
the Center Building Fund
hold no organized campaign
this fall.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Claim Pressed
To Ease Anti
Israel Stand

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
(JTA) - The Arab League is
making strenuous efforts to
hold t h e ASian-African bloc
together as an organized eau.
Gus for possible use against
Israel as a follow-up to the
anti-Israel attitude formalized
in resolutions adopted at the
Banding conference last
April.
The representatives of the
Asian and African m e m b e r
nations held their second eau
Gus presumably to provid d e
backing for anti-colonial mea'
sures concerned with Moroc-
CO, Algeria and Kenya. How
ever, the Arab delegates told
their colleagues that the U. S.,
Britain and the UN have been
quietly exerting pressure
upon Egypt in an e f ort to
ease Cairo's hostility toward
Israel.
Until the last General AS
sembly there had been a fair
ly tight liaison between the
Arab nations and the Latin
American countries represent
ed here. With the growth of
"neutraliSm" in A a, and
with Israel having attained
warm relationships with the
Latin American bloc, it be-
came necessary for the Arab
League to seek a different
form for a new pre- S sur e
group. Continuation of the
Asian-African bloc under the
pretext of implementing the
Bandung resolutions provided
the answer.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
importance Of
ME-. Declining

NEW YORK, (JTA) - The
strategic Importance of the
Middle East as the geographi-
cal center and hub of global
communications is declining
as result of chronological ad-
vances, according to an arti-
Gle by ]. S. Raleigh in the cur
rent issue of Middle Eastern
Affairs.
The article voiced doubt of
the efficacy of the Northern
Tier concept of regional de-
fense which so far has prov
ed more of a liability than an
asset to the free world and to
Middle Eastern stability. The
advent of the air age, he said,
has Caused a sharp decline
in the importance of the clas-
sical wa terWa avs and the
strongpoints which guard
them" such as the Suez Canal
and Alden"
However, Mr.. Raleigh as
serted "the free world needs
the Middle East as a base for
it's own d e f ems and for a
counter-offensive in case of
war; and as a territory which,
in purely geographical terms,
is essential for the contain
ment of Soviet expansion. The
denial of the area to Soviet
Russia may well be, in mill
tary terms, even more impor-
tant h a n its availability to
the West.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

from the internal propagan-
Ga themes" in Mo scoW for
quite a time. 1t then quotes an
article which appeared in last
months issue of Party Life"
as declaring:
"While fighting all forms of
bourgeois nationalism, tn e
Communist Party turns the
attention of workers to the
special h arm of anti-Semit-
ism. V. 1. Lenin, in his speech
On the Persecution of Jews
in Pogrons' exposed the
criminal policy of capitalists,
designed to inflame hatred to-
ward Jews in order to divert
workers attention from their
real e7emy-from capital"
FoAlting to the anti-Zionist
and anti-Jewish campaigns
which had been conducted in
Soviet Russia from 1949 to the
arrest of Jewish doctors in
1853. the Times says: "The
practical impact of the pass
age in Party Life apparently
is to order Soviet Communists
to comb bat an t i-Semitism
along with similar feelings of
hatred of other m norit ty
groups in the Soviet Union.
Except for such incidents as
the doctors case, the Soviet
press has until recently tend
ed to ignore the existence OF
Jews as Jews in the Soviet
Union"
With regard to the liquida-
ton of all Jewish publications
in the Soviet Union and the
arrest and exile of many not
ed Yiddish writer's, the Times
finds that "some signs have
appeared that the Soviet Gov
ernment has relaxed its hos
tile attitude toward the Yid-
dish language" There are in
dications t h a t one or more
Jews may have been sent
abroad to a Soviet diplomatic
post thus ending the absence
of Jews from such posts" the
report adds.
The Times also o sees a
changed Communist attitude
in the fact that emigration OF
a handful of elderly persons
10 Israel has been permitted.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Get Big Loan

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - Is
rael has paid out nearly So
900. 900 to Palestine Arab refu'
gees whose b a NJ k accounts
we're frozen in Israel banks
The frozen accounts were re-
turned mostly to Arabs now
residing in Jordan. Less than
s3,OOO,OOO in frozen banks de.
oosits S plus the contents OF
some boxes still remain to be
returned
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

Mr.. Ben GuriOn completed
his preliminary discussions
with leaders of all parties, ex-
cept the rightist Herut and
the Communists. In an article
in Davar, Labor Party daily,
Ben Gurion writes that all the
parties he contacted, except
the General ZioniStS, are pre-
pared for a broad coalition.
The General Zionists feel they
cannot JOIN the government in
view OF the election results.
No!letheless, Mr.. Ben Gurion
warns that it will be difficult
to form a coalition because of
the demands of the various
parties. He outlines the fol-
lowing minimum program on
which a coalition he led would
have to be based:
Negotiation Basis
1. Progress toward econo-
mic independence for Israel;
2. Settlement of deserted and
uninhabited areas; 3. Encour-
agement of immigration from
abroad, especially from North
Africa and the Arab lands; 4.
Institution of social and cul-
tural efforts to bridge the gap
between the old "Yishuv" and
the new immigrants, and 5.
Maintenance of a state of
watchfulness in relation to
the states security.
In reference to the last
point, Ben Gurion adds that
while there must be no relaxa-
ton in the country's efforts,
to strengthen its military po--
Sition, 1--WE must Solemnly
maintain the armiStice agree
ments with Egypt, Jordan, Sy-
ria and lebanon. But at the
same time, we must demand
their strict maintenance.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

the situation was appointed
consisting of Stanley Katcher'
chairman; Elmer Pres e n I,
David Ginsburg, Leon ana
Aaron Levy; J. c. Fructheno-
Ier Harry and Sidney Gil,
berg. Harry Bacal, D a vi q
kramer. Morris Rosenbaum'
.Handm a k er, Ben n
Solot. Arthur Grunewalo'
Henry H. Kaufman, MIS-
Elmer GoldWyn.
This committee summed
the situation facing the Jew
ish community this fall as fol-
lows:
(a) special Building Funo
Campaign to be conducted by
Temple.
(b) Community Center had a
deficit in its Building Fund OF
S8O.OOO.OO and had contern-
plated a full-scale contlnua-
| ton of the campaign this 1an'
1 CThis was to meet commit
sments over and above exist
ing pledges.)
B(c) The United Campaign
erly the Community
Chest had accepted the Cen
ter operational budget as part
of its responsibility. However
khev would not accept any res
bonsibility for interest pay
tnents on mortgage OF Soo'-
bOOOO deficit. In aool'ioh'
kince this would be an ah-out
community effort, the entlIe
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Center Fund Delayed
Til End of United Drive

Executive Board of the Community Council discussed the
relationship of Fall citywde campaign to the Iucsoh Co
bned Jewish Appeal in view OF the 1act a e C
jill orotonal budget accepted by the United Cam
80 &c mart of its responsibility, committee to evauae
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Tunisia and Morocco Will
Continue as Trouble Spots

JERUSALEM (JTA) - Reports from Morocco assert
Jewish lives i'm constant danger there and have
inOlerabe" in number of Moroccan cities plea
speedy 10000 who have
registered immigration to Israel voiced by Rabbi
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Ben Gurion Plans Cabinet
With A Broad Coalition

JERUSALEM (JTA) = The outgoing Cabinet of Israel
its last session and decided to dissolve it
self Premier Moshe Sharett submit resignation
himself and colleagues President
then will ask GuriOn to form a government
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
New Soviet Attitude Is
j, Noted In Recent Actions

NEW YORK (JTA) = For the first time in many years
organ the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
appeared with article sharply warning against
ism the New reports The report emphasizes
that explicit attacks on antiSemitism have been absent
Evening star., 1955-02-13

forcements before they would attempt to take
the criminal. Soon the Paris police sirens,
which go. "Hoopaw, Hoopaw." sounded. An
inspector of the Brigade Mondaine" arrived
and took over.
He detailed men to 60 up to the roofs of the
adjoining buildings, commanded others to
keep order in the street and to keep traffic
and he, himself, with five men, entered the
Evening star., 1955-02-13

lady of the second floor had become the most
important parsonage in the street. She ex-
planned, between the waves Of tumult, that
maniac was loose in the house. The windows
of every apartment in the street were filled
with people, all except those of the apartment
of Monsieur St. Juste.
Hard words had given way to ugly ones; the
mood of the crowd was getting dangerous. and
the police decided to ask for additional rein
Evening star., 1955-02-13

the uncertainty of the myopic, felt his way
along the entrance hall and, mostly by men,
ory, gained the security of drape that hid
the entrance to the bedroom of the concierge,
who, like janitors in France, occupied two
rooms on the ground floor - one of which
faces the street, and the second, mostly win
dowless, serves as bedroom.
There was shouting outside and the tension
grew with the crowd that assembled. The