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Evening star., 1955-06-02
Rabbis in Area
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Habbis of Washington area
synagogues and temples today
annuonced their sermon topics
for weekend services.
Yohanan Meroz, first secretary
/ OF the Embassy Of Israel, win
speak at closing exercises Of the
Prince Georges County Jewish
Comm unity Center Sunday
School, Greenbelt. Md. at 2:30
pm. Sunday.
Rabbi Leon M. Adler, minister
Of Temple Emanuel. will speak
on Portion Of the Week. at $3.50
pm. tomorrow In st. Paul,s
Methodist Church, Grub road
and Colston drive, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Other sermons announced for
tomorrow are:
Washington Hebrew COngre-
CATION, 1895 Macomb street NV.
DR.. Norman Gerstenfeld on
"The Book Of Ruth" at $3.50
pm. Saturday services at l1:15
am.
Langley Hebrew Congregation.
931l Old Bladensburg road, Sill
yer Spring, Md.-Rabbi Lewis
A. Weintraub on Judaism AS
A Civilization at 8:15 pm.
Beth Sholom Congregation,
800 Shepherd street N.W.-Rabbi
Harry ]. Kaufman conducts the
Evening star., 1955-06-02

The District Board Of Zoning
Adjustment yesterday gave Sears
Roebuck a. Co. permission to
build its largest Washington
store on q site bounded by Ala
. bama avenue, Naylor road, Den-
yer and Thirtieth streets Sc.
The decision was one of sew
eral cases heard by the board on
May IS. It was marked by strong
objection to the store from near
by residents of Naylor Gardens
Board member Robert o. Clouser
said the vote was unanimous.
The board also authorized the
Episcopal Church Home to build
q $500. 900 home for the aged
near the John Sewer Mansion at
3122-24 @ street NV. pro-
posal which had drawn sharp
protest from some Georgetown
residents.
1t postponed action on a plan
by the National adcasting Co
to move Station WRC-TV and
FIN to a So million studio-trans-
mitter installation to 4001 Me-
braska avenue NV. near Ward
Circle. MIR. Clouser said the board
still is awaiting a report on the
plan from the National Capital
Planning Commission.
In addition, the board author
ized:
The Potomac Conference. Of Seventh
Day Adventists to establish q parking
lot at l251-55-55-57 Union street sW. ,,S.
Catherine Cass to convert tailor
shop at 76s Park road NV into shop
for refrigeration sales-service.
Norris cafritz to establish parking
lot at So Galveston street S.W.
Capital Mortgage 81 Title Co. to estab-
iisf . parking lot for three years at
1900 Virginia avenue NV.
Sam and Tital Egber to estab1sn
parking lot at 1e37-4s Twelftns street
Tha Tavax RI tn establish \ gasoline
Evening star., 1955-06-02

y 4 : u
negotiated peace is possible or
whether the danger of nuclear
war is to hang over us for gem
erations."
"This conference he said.
could be the worlds last chance
to settle difference peacefully
and avoid catastrophe war"
Mr.. Nixon also sounded q wary
note.
I'VE must assume from their
past conduct that the recent
conciliatory actions Of Commu-
mist leaders represent a change
in tactics rather than a change
of heart" he said.
"It is the standard Commu-
mist tactic to retreat at times
for the purpose of being better
able to move toward their an
nounced ultimate goal of world
domination"
Halls American Experience
He said the top United States
representatives to the Big -Four
conference - President Eisen-
hover and Secretary of State
Dulles combine military and
diplomatic experience that will
not be exceeded by the spokes-
men of any other nation. He
added:
They are men of peace. But
they are tough-minded men who
know that the only way to- live
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Sears Store Site in S. E.
Approved by Zoning Unit

| service station st 21e6 Fourteenth street
Eli and Evelyn Aptak to convert .
The Rigss National Bank % expand
its paIking lot at i5oa-I3 Twentieth
Emma N. Phillips and ida ". Clarke
to convert an auto repair shop to q
contractor's once at the rear Of 626
M shelton e saiIa , ! |. !. .one;stOry 4 y.
addition to the rear cf 1857 Wylie
Tho The American Trailer co.. Inc. to
build on residentialiy zoned land at
5000 wisconsin avenue NV.
, Charles w. Hunt to continue opera
ton q psrkinng, q i, lot Ct at t dI5s-s9 Twen-
Mary c. Didden to convert . grocery
store at 20I-05 Thirteenth street S.E.
for sale Of hardware and surplus
ID David p. Close to exceed height limi-
tations in building accessory buildings
and garagss facilities At 4l5S Linnean
asfaeS Richard L. and Elizabeth 2 Derrick
to inciose rear porch ct 1852 Second
Parking Lot; Inc, 70 contInus operst-
ing at 500 twentieth street NV. iof
~ Bright r. sonen to establish . park
ing lot for fiye wears at 230l . street
;. AntQnelIi, IT, II. to @ .s,.a establish .l,.a, 2
-'' Dougias P. Berry to convert real
estate once to an ANTIQUE decorator shop
at 333 street NE
Ann Goodwin to make structural
alterations to q house at Gil twenty
fifth street NV.
Richmond and Barbara 3; Bradshaw
to establish a private school at 1919 New
Hampshire avenue NV n,
The Phi Gamma Delta Educationali
name to move its Offices to 1857 N street
NV
cery store to book and gift shop az
342S 3 street NV
The board refused to let:
Samuel L. Ward remodel q basement
ats127 U street NE. Tor use as beauty
Rose weinsoff establish a parking lot
at 4581e2 Maryland avenue S.W.
d. Burnham ignore regulations requtr-
ing provision of an oH-street parking
place for one auto at 3413 Dent place
NV. ,,
erect a one-story side and basement ad-
dition to the dwelling at 4713 Tweltfh
etraaf
Evening star., 1955-06-02
u. S. Denies Failure
ToPuyGermun Bills

BONN, Germany, June 2 (P1.
The United States Embassy
has denied German government
claims that the American Armed
Forces owe German contractors
Q string of unpaid bills.
The German Finance Ministry
charged yesterday that 292 firms
were owed the equivalent OF
more than $4.5 million for work
done for the Americans. 1t said
as a result many of the firms
were in financial straits.
An embassy spokesman said
American officials are puzzled
over how German officials ar
rived at their figure.
"All approved bills are nor
mally paid within 10 days." he
said. Possibly the German
finance ministry is referring to
claims made for extra work
done, or unexpected costs in
volved in contract work. These
claims have to be adjudicated
and that process takes time.
Some claims are admitted, 9TH
ers rejected"
Evening star., 1955-06-02

sis pm. service. rabbi Kauf-
man speaks on TRUE blessings"
at 1880 am. Saturday.
Temple Beth FL Of Northern
Virginia, 206 n. washington
street. Alexandria. Va. Rabbi
Emmett A. Frank conducts the
$50 pm. services.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

in peace with a potential aggres-
sor is to be stronger than he is
and to let him know that you
win use your strength II he starts
q fight"
The Vice President expressed
the hope that world public
opinion will be sufficiently strong
to force" the Russians to try
to find the road to peace. He
also termed the Soviet disarma-
ment proposal a bobby trap"
and said: IF we should agree to
it, Communist domination Of the
world would be inevitable"
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Credit Hits Peak

NEW YORK.-The total of
outstanding American consumer
credit climbed to an all-time high
Of $30,125 billion at the start Of
1866, with mortgage debts total
ing $75 billion, another peak.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

The group. which Is celebrat-
ing its 10th anniversary. win
hold q Congressional Day ban-
quet at 8 pm. tomorrow. Sem
ator Russell, Democrat. Of Geor-
gia, and Undersecretary of Com
merce walter williams win
speak.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Soviet on Trial
In Big 4 Talks,
Nixon Asserts

CHICAGO. June 2 tP) Vice
President Nixon said today the
Big Four conference could be
the worlds last chance ito
avoid a catastrophe war"
He asserted the Russian rep
resentatives to the conference
will be on trial before the whole
world including their own peo-
Pile"
Mr.. Nixon. featured speaker
at the final session Of the an
nual convention of Rotary In
ternational, devoted most Of his
prepared remarks to the forth
coming meeting between the
heads of state of the United
States. Russia, France and
Britain.
Says People Want Peace
He said the people on both
sides of the Iron Curtain want
peace, ana leaders OF the Tree
nations will go to the conference
with peace as their objective. He
added:
sThe men in the Kremlin will
be on trial before the world
including their own people.
People everywhere win be
asking: Have those who scut-
tied, obstructed and sabotaged
previous conferences changed
their ways? Have they re-
nounced their previously de-
clared policy to conquer the
world?
will they agree to a settle
ment which will recognize the
right of individuals to be free,
nations to be independent and
all peoples to be free from ag-
gression?"
Possibility Of Peace
The vice President said the
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Textile Manufacturers
Open Meeting Here

A convention Of the Tufted
Textile Manufacturers Associa-
ton opened yesterday IN the
Sheraton-Park Hotel and win
continue through Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Newsprint by Burqe

CALHOUN, Tenn.-Newsprint
Is being barged 2.444 miles from
a new paper mill on the Hiwassee
River at Calhoun to a newspaper
in Corpus Christi, Tex.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
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Evening star., 1955-06-02
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Evening star., 1955-06-02
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Evening star., 1955-06-02
KITCHEN CABINETS
AND SINKS

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Evening star., 1955-06-02

The vice President said the
conference may show whether
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
bnai Birth To
Press Drive
For Members

NEW YORK UTA)-Bnai
Birth will seek to increase
its membership to half a mil
lion men and women. Current
membership of B'nai Birth
totals 10000 men, women,
and youth in 33 countries.
B'nai Birth leaders from
seven districts covering the
United States and Canada
pledged themselves to enroll
62 new lodges during 1885
most of them in new suburb
an areas. Mrs. William Rab.
kin OF this city on behalf OF
the B'nAi Birth Women, said
that az least 25,O0O women
would be added during the
1855 membership campaign
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
Iran ReneWs
Free Pledge

LONDON (JTA)-Ira n S
Minister of the Interior has
reaffirmed a guarantee of
freedom to Jews, Christians
and Zoroastrians, according
to a T e h e n report. In a
statement to the Iranian Par
lament, the Minister said that
"in accordance with the Con-
stitution and the country'S
laws, minorities which prac-
tice Zoroastrianism, Judaism
and Christianity will enjoy
complete fire e d O m and re-
spect, within the framework
of the law"
The statement was part of
t h e Parliamentary proceed.
ings relating to the outlawing
of the B a h a i sect in Iran,
whic h the Iranian Govern
ment describes as composed
of "seditious elements and H.
legal groups" According to
the latest available figures
here, the Jewish population
of Iran numbers $4,000, of
whom more than half live in
the capital city of Teheran.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
Bond Sales
counteract
Boycott

NEW YORK (JTA)-"Any
isolation of Israel-political,
military or economic-would
be a disastrous loss to the
democratic "a m p," declared |
Reuven Shiloah, Israel Minis
ter Plenipotentiary in the U.
S., addressing the board of
governors of the reorganiZed
Israel Bond Organization. He
emphasized that the sale Of
Israel bonds is the largest
single factor in strengthening
Israers economy.
Pointing out that economic
isolation for Israel is as diSas-
trous as political or military
ISOLATION, Mr.. Shiloah said:
"The Arab states understand
this fully. That is why they
are seeking to intensity the
boycott of Israel, which they
have been carrying on ever
since the end of open hostil-
tiles. The best way to count.
eract Isracps economic isola-
ton is a program of intenSi-
fled economic upbuilding. In
this effort, Israel Develop
ment Bonds play decisive
role"
Under the impact Of Israel
bond investments" Mr.. Shi-
loah continued, II israel is
n aking historic strides to-
ward economic independence,
toward the level of industrial
and agricultural achievement
Ehic h will make the Arab
boycott a less and less ser
ious matter. For example, ex.
ports have risen in value
Irom $44,2OO,OOO in 1852 to
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
Fund-Raising
Upswing Noted

NEW YORK GTA = An
upswing in the fund-ralslng
picture of the American Jew
ish community was indicated
by disclosure that preliminary
reports show welfare funds
throughout the country are
moving well ahead OF last
year in their local campaigns.
Many cities indicate that
they will equal or surpass last
years total while others are
far enough out in front to as
sure it,"
The report noted t n a t
comparable figures for 1853
over 1854 reveal that, with
pledges approaching the half
way mark the large cities are
seven percent ahead of where
they were at the same stage
last year. intermediate cities
show a II percent advance
over 1854. Reports are peg
ged on comparison of pledges
on the same cards in both
wears. and generally do not
vet include new contrlbu'
tionS."
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
ReSettIement
Urged As Only
Refugee Basis

(JTA) - A permanent Solu-
ton of the Palestine Arab re-
fugee problem "can only be
found through rehabilitation
anu resettlement" a report of
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committe to the Senate de-
clared this weekend. The Sen
ato committees report under
scored "the committee has re-
peatedly expressed its deep
concern over the lack of pro-
gress in this direction"
The document declared that
"the committee was therefore
encouraged to learn that ne
gotiations are nearing COM
pletion for two large-scale re-
settlement projects. They will
provide for 100000 refugees
in Sinai. at an estimated cost
of $14O,O0O,000. Referring to
development assistance for
Israel, the committe said al
though Israel has made sig
nificant economic progress
and American assistance has
been reduced, it is not yet
feasible to terminate that as
sistance." The report a IS o
said that one of the principal
u. S. objectives is the devel-
opment of projects w hic n
would result in the strength
ening of the economy of the
area as a whole.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03

groups strongly objected to
the proposed legislation, ex-
pressing belief that it would
violate American principles
regarding separation OF
church and state and would
create in effect class of sec
ond class" citizens. The sub
committee voted to table the
bill and did not report it to
the Senate floor. Sen. Fland-
ers said that he would not re-
introduce it.
Reverend Mcfarland, an
ordained minister of the Re-
formed Presbyterian Churcn,
Pittsburgh, Pa, has spent lo
years leading the movement
to amend the Constitution
He maintains that the amend
ment would remedy a de-
feet" because he feels the
Constitution should state
that this nation "devoutly re
cognizes the law and author
ity of Jesus Christ, Savior
and ruler of nations, through
whom are bestowed the bless
ings of Almighty Cod
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03

sentatives. The propose d
amendment may be simultan-
eously reintroduced in the
Senate. Leading the sponsor
ing group is Rep. Robert Har-
rison, Nebraska Republican,
who introduced it in the last
Congressional session as a
companion bill to a similar
measure sponsored by Sen.
Ralph Flanders, Vermont Re
publican.
A Senate subcommittee
held hearings last year on the
Flanders resolution. Jewish
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
Lost Or Stroyed

AT the Pioneer Women in
stallation a recent Wednes
day evening at Congregation
Anshei Israel, a black, wool
knit stoll was left behind. "A
woman is known to have IN.
ouired to whom it belonged
and undoubtedly took it home
for safe-keeping until the
next meeting of the group
says the owner of the stoil
She is Mrs. Anna Price. 1o4l
N. Park. She would appreciate
if this person would phone
her at 4-715I
= Er;dov Iurne g. 1885
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03

$88, 100000 in 1854. Industrial
production has ris e n since
1850 from $540,OO0,OO0 to
$871, 100000. Agricultural pro-
duction has increased from
S183, 100000 to 1908, 100000
during the same period. Ma
tional income has grown from
34O,OOO,0O0 Israel pounds to
/, ,426, ,0OO,000 Israel pounds.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03

Listen every Sunday morn
ne, starting at 1880 a.m.,
over KVOA to the Arizona
Post Hour for Hebrew and
Jewish music and composers.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
Revive Proposed christian
Amendment to Constitution

WASHINGTON (JTA) - proposal that "the author
ty and law of Christ be expressly proclaimed In AL
amendment to the u Constitution has been revived ana
will soon he renroduced in Congress- Activity under
way to line up group sponsors in the House OF epre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
YoIto History Still Incomplete
Ieheron Tolks.Loid Groundwork; Much Do
Elinninoted From Published Documents
Constantine Brown

The pattern of the Yalta
agreements, released by the
State Department after a good
deal of hesitation. was estab-
lished at the Big Three Con-
ference at Teheran two years
earlier, and those papers are
still secret.
Thus the history of the mo-
mentous final Yalta decisions
(of which Prime Minister
Churchill said the Big Three
was trying to organize the
world in five days, whereas it
took the Almighty seven") is
not yet complete.
The present documents
really revealed nothing basic
ally new or what has not been
whispered about for several
years. They merely confirm
with documentary proof and a
number Of interesting human
stories what was already
known. severely criticized by
most Republicans and mildly
defended by the Democrats.
According to some sources
in a position to know, a few
very secret and highly conf
Dental documents were elm
mated from the volumes as
published.
The sell-out of Poland
stands out more than that of
China. which at the time of
the conclusion Of the agree
ments was supposed to re-
main in the hands of the
Nationalist government at
!Chungking. Stain pledged
himself to work with the Ma
tionalists and not encourage
the Communists. He lived up
to that agreement until he
found 1t convenient to change
the tune in 1916.
President Roosevelt put up
less of a fight to recreate a
friendly to Russia" but SOW
ereign Polish republic repre-
sented by a coalition govern
ment of Poles in exile in Lon
don and members of the
so-called Lublin (Communist)
government. He based his
mild insistence on the fact
that six million Poles in the
United States would be dis
gruntled. They might not vote
for the Democrats at the next
American elections if Poland
did not regain her sovereign
ty. But Mr. Roosevelt, already
worn out by the illness which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
Doris FIeeson-
Doris FLeeson-
Dulles Opens q Pondoro's Box
Publication OF Yoto Documents Anglers the Brit
And Damages American Prestige Overseas

Publication of the Yalta
transcript has upset the polit-
ical balance at home, angered
the British and damaged
United States prestige abroad.
Nor is the end in sight. The
political pressures within the
Republican Party which publ
cation was designed to soothe
have already begun to take
new form. Members of the
G. o. P. right wing are now
saying that they will study the
transcript with the aim of
finding ways to repudiate
formally the Yalta agree
ments.
A new breath of life has also
been infused into the Bricker
Amendment, opposed by Presi-
dent Eisenhower, which would
restrict the Presidents powers
to make International agree
ments. The amendment has
been reintroduced and it's sup
porters have only been watt
ing for a chance to press it.
The aim of the Republican
right is to assert greater con-
troll generally by Congress over
the conduct of United States
foreign policy. Specifically the
Observation-Disclosures leadership
would like to repudiate Yalta
because they feel it would
strengthen the pro-Formosa
foreign policy they are insist
ing upon.
This group correctly insists
that reputation of Yalta was
q Republican campaign pledge.
But when the President and
Secretary of State Dulles
sought to fulfill it, the out
cries Of United States allies
and legal obstacles soon ap-
peared.
They also discovered that
Yalta-like all the very best
propaganda-had been greatly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18

was to take him away two
months later, did not insist
on an ironclad agreement for
a free Poland.
A story not contained in the
Yalta papers can now be re-
vealed. After the agreement
was drafted. Mr.. Roosevelt
showed it to his friend and
chief of staff, Admiral Will
liam D. Leahy, and asked his
opinion. After reading it care
fully. Leahy said: Mr.. Presi-
dent, this d. document is so
elastic that you can stretch it
from here to Washington and
back again. These Russians
are going to interpret it in
their own way and will take
over Poland"
The President listened and
replied: eyes, Bill, you may
be right, but I am too tired
to fight"
Admiral Leahy's forecast was
accurate. A coalition govern
ment was organized including
the free Poles in London and
the Communist Poles in Lub-
lin. The Socialist Stanislas
Mykolayaczek became deputy
prime minister. Less than a
year later he had to be snug
gled by Western agents out
across the Polish border in a
coffin to save his life.
The papers just released
show Alger Hiss more as a re-
porter at Yalta than a policy
adviser. However, his main
work had been done before the
conference. 1t dealt principally
with the Soviet demands at the
Dumbarton Oaks meetings in
washington on the matter of
giving the Ukraine, White Rus
STA and Latvia-all members
OF the Soviet Union-separate
votes in the United Nations.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
was strongly opposed to this
deal" but Hiss and his sup
porters in the White House,
Treasury and State Depart
ment backed it.
The topic became so hot be-
tween the fall of 1914 and the
Yalta meeting in February.
1945, that it was referred to in
conversation by the few who
were party to the secret only as
Matter x" At Yalta the Rus
sian claims were satisfied ex-
cept that Latvia was elimi-
mated. The Soviet Union OBJ
tanned three seats in the world