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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA

NICE, LARGE room. pvt. bath: gen
. Son. on busiins. ia. 4-056o. .--ls
AK. .sDOWNTOwN - Beaut, furn
fm-. sgle or dble,, twin beds, KIT.
Pvt. Garden: ladies. kI. $685.
FpRAL room for employed lady o.
gentleman In refined home. neal
transportation: plenty Of heat anc
hot water. sac. ~. 9-26a6. 10
MIiLCREST MEIGHTs-Niee clear
I'm, unlim. phone. kit; privls. $2S
BRRTTHEESp1ERoom III EStR for lady in pvt
home: SO per week. Phone OIL T.
All, i3s westover. 2 biks. from eyery.
thing; 2 gentlemen. share bath
with another. KE. s-24SS, III
IOVELY LGE. FRONT RM:--MNey M
adult home; PVT; ba5h: 5E:,sisnsn Seans; hlSo n
Observation-Disclosures. comb; :,
with Ink. dinette. pvt. bath: ~
min, dntn.: SIS mo. AP. 7-3sSo'
ssMT. RIM. pvt. bath, kit, m very
per mo-; / person. OIL. 6-5so3'
nETHEspA--Rm.. pvt. bath. lovely
home: $40 mo. Excel transp. 9L'
LGE., R2TiTRAc. RM.. in lovely stone
snNt-ieyel rambler. Pvt. entf. adj.
bath: nr. transp.: gentleman, "a.
F1RNiisHEp NSiissHEp ROOM with private
bath for cultured lady in quiet
home in BetheSda's finest location.
LARGE Ain HiRY ROOM. waik-in closet,
pvt. bath. Is min. Pentason. $50
pTn.sslRE T.s Hs'ii iwioRakiNG nia II Girl to share
duplex with 2 other girls. or Will
rent room separately: l blk. on
Columbia pike and bus stop; nr.
Westmont shopping center. IA.
S-57i2, S5s S. Irving st., Arl.
Ill
COME. LIv. -BEDRM., 27x14 IT. Pvt.
shower; separate entr.: $50 sele.;
$50 dble. JU. S-3643. III
DOWNTOWN ALEX. - Rm. with
eookine faciis. for employed adult.
Inquire 5J7 Prince st.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

&72S 18th ST. N.W.-Smali studio
and kitchen for Ink: S3S mo-; ex,
eellent tIan:p; ia; g;7193 1.iS
room. rear I'd; $3.50 wiki chill.
dren accepted; NO. z.H2S;
l21 n. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Re.
friserator. stove; ige, room, next te
NICELY FURNISHED, hot and colo
water. gas, Frigidaire; sill wk. "a
sei B IsT. NE.-Lse. frt. rm., Kit.
semipvt. bath: $50 mo-: adults;
near Capitol. II. 4-3S05: IL
VIC. SUPREME COURT-Housekeep-
tns apt. qarge front room and Cd, q,
utiis.: additional bedrm. If wanted
$50 Cali IL 4-l927.
6O2 z. CAPITOL Slim enc.
semipvt. bath. pvt. entr.; clean
transp. at door: adults,
ll5 C ST. SCI and 2 rms, share
path, prefer .essn.ss :srViffmsn sa6s snd VIE VIE
laI4 I2th 81. N.W.--Larse clean
rm. with kitchenette, refgr.. stove
and sink: $3.50 wkly. 10
y 81. S.W., 623-Lge. frt., beaut
turn.: refgr.. gas stove; S1l Tk
also sleeping& & rooms S. .,s an.r
p0rcn: tuI SUI; TunS ali taass
$50 PER wK.-Nevly dee. rm.,
sink. stove. reigr.: also 3frms. 419
9Th st. s.v., NE. S-5O96. -15
Ass QUE ST. N,W.-Unusualiy
large room equip. with range and
1ss5 ssi5ifsrsfiorN = II. N.WSie. Ne ist-a. iront
room with separate kit: only Sl3
wk -12
L.H.K., rm., kit. pvt. entr.: clean
suit. empl. man: good transp. S35
mo. After pm, AID. 2-337l.
Ia
e147 ? N.w.-Front studio: refer.
grin. clock radio, Tv, airfoan
matt. Ex. 1868.
9539 18th ST. N.W.-Larse kitchen
bedrm.. refgr., semipvt. bath
1925 wk. 2 cheaper units. TAKE
child. UtiIs. furn. DE. 2-l675.
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ROOMS fuRN.-s.E.-s.w.

NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE-Nice COM
Portable bed with de luxe SPRINGS,
next to bath. pvt. home, plenty Of
not water. Men only. Govt, en-
.ploye pref II. 6-4373. Ill
lady, next to bath, with phone. pvt,
home; / block from express bus
and shopping center, 10. 3-464S.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds,
next to bath. Halt block to carline.
IL 4-o606s IL :
CAPITOL HILL. OPP. House once
furn. rooms: men: / ige. front.
windows. II. 3-2913. --f6
COLORED--s3f 4th ST. S.E.--Cozy
front rm., kit. privils.; accept
child. Ii. 7-1902. Ill
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SIDNEY Q. MEN6H q co.
Ma. S-6440 Ill
COW. BOILING FIELr
Eurnichad l.Radroovvn

Attractive corner apt: exceptionaIlJ
good location, adjacent shops ant
transp.; $S5.15. Apply Apt. No. /
401S s, Capitol,
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. s-05s(
COLORED-I6th AND u 81. NV
1s large rooms, utils. incl. s65
coIoREDmisth oil sIHsOyi ST. NV, 1siig-
Bed-liy. rm., eompi. kit. small
COLORED-NEW 2-rm apts., SIS
up. All utils. Refined: slnsles, OF
couples only. Ii. 7-S627 for nppt
COLORED-f AND RIM. APIS
Excellent condition. NV. and NE
CoIoREDMi7oe MEADE ST. NE
Two-room apt, nicely furn.: heat
, hot water and eiee. incl; $6e sc
coLoRED-MERiDIAN RI. NV.
1476--Loveiy furn. apt. Two bed.
rms. liv.. rS1.. din. rm.. kit. and
bath. all utils. incl: refs. re-
auired. SIGLER a. CO.. RA. 3-3A31
or see janitor across street. l436,
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CPL. OR ELDERLY PERSON In pvt
home; lge. front rm.: some care
II needed; home cooking; bus al
door: close in TAX. PIX. JU. 7-72Ss
ROOM WITH EXCEL. MEALS. fol
9; Tv and private telephone; lge
closet. KE. S-5046. Ill
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th NV
Cool, single and double rooms fof
young ladies and men: showers:
walking distance. excellent board
COLUMBIA RD. NV, eool at Conn.
aye.--Eice clean attrac. rms. with
sir cond., TV: $16 wk. good meals
lfOi i6th ST, N.W.-Lge. dbl. rm.,
lge. closet windows; also sgl. Sc
lective menu. PIX. TV. 10
Just LIKE HOME; working mother.
and children, welcome. Child care;
very reasonable. AD. 4-0062.-11
CLUB MASON. 1925 N. Hamp. ave,
AN exclusive residential club,
close In. Sgls. and others, $3.50
wk. UP; tncl; meals and hotel serv-
LOVELY MASTER BEDROOM In
roon PstSst. ASD sHi acCoMao1arroN T9 2as6t l for
1sss s;s'Iaass MASS. Avk. S:Ms Dupon. Cir
ST1 hgTs1ilssDslsa sbsaas fsr 2 or 8; excellent ieod.
soXkb IS xND ROOM for retired
people; tray service: excel. food;
downtown location. Du. 7-6894,
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-D. G.

IN CAPsnr r ava rms. ktt
and bath. . 81. pcn;ii phiii 2nc iaz ~; py5-
GEoRGrToWS-unususl. oy1ss New enc.
sss With Ss.a Stils:. s.'seo co. 81 S.e4sss.. @il
AyA Y. ma sMIP spss,:uss sd2 DsGr% s%p.
q gs1sssa ss:a esPss $3.50 s..Rs 'issi' Ssso %s
Msgls sIsssa 8. nv. to. a-oio5, ,s "a
iish sa; ~. w.. Apt; i.M,shn Mnth I
S''q roorns cnu wv %ithSitchenette; T utiis.
I5eS EAST CAPITOL ST. rms !,
kit. and bath; s45. HARRISON 4
ADAMS 81. NA; s-sS0S. III
Arsesig. sSesrm sGas ass sets E. sioo
up: See ianitor to inspect; I: Z.
GehhAsAi1k; ehSs 4 !, Eeai'Or' Ma s-ozos'
as9l r.ts. s,a 81. Nv; S:dr Apt 1hv' .b nc6 I'm.
$3.50: incl. heat: /. III. dRA.
SMALL APT, room and kitchen.
929 Delaheld pl. NV. Call ia.
g.22 Ill
WEBSTER 81. Ne, Il2-qerden
wy stt. NV SetAoh AlSu 1ShonAs
beorm, Nv. rm., dinette-kit;.
nath. porch: redeeorated; $50, incl.
als 9tias, - opsnr; psTnr;vvrg -, -.
i.Sedrm. cor, spt'. mo- mod. Bldg, car: car:
peten hall; $So. utils. incl. RA.
80 sa4oe -, III
- Sf. nE'-e rms, bedrms.,
4th nr. elsy. BLDG; kit, hedrn.
and iiv; I'm. suite fsirn. II desired;
NSO. IL 4-362e. III
iS GALLATIN ST. NW.--Duplex
2nd-n; apt; 2 rms. dinette. kit.
sna nath. porchss. rear one
adults, ia. 1850. Ii
hoSaIOSlM. = 25ug Green Ct. Sc
TINS" kt; bath; S61. See 2305
EIeen, NO, GOOD Hope rd,. south
On 18Th TO Gaien, left to Green1.
r. nsS1lSi IL
$50 fEH mo-, utils. tncl.--kfiic. :,
equipped kit. pvt. bath: nr. Aeri-
Nk. GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE
!Meyiy dec, apt. SO < st. n.vj rent
Incl, .uil. JU. 5-b414. 80
BRANDYWINE ST. Sc. 72s--Bet-
yer living st bargain prices. Con-
sioer these features. All corner.
nedrns.: ice. liv. rm.. dinette. mod.
Kit and bath. play area for chill
dren. master TV, free parking:
6edrms.. includes ' ali isn atils. 'Gs Near
scnooi and stores; See resident
a1nrn' Apt. Tvs or eali 10,
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ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL to share room in furn. hous,
with another girl: also, has use oi
rest Of house; conv. transp., agt
20-30. DI. 7-492S. Ill
GIRL to snare iiy. rm.. twin bedrm.,
bath. kit. and dining area with an
rWo 8sRsr sTGDrS1s slI5 SR 4csaaS CHS: sI vi rm
pvt, suite. NV. apt. bldg: bus al
door. everythink furn.: unlimited
phone; linens; sos mo. RA. 3-4 1855
GIRL TO snare with another giri
pleasant bedrm. apt. mr.. Calvert
ng44. --I2
GIRL, empI to share with another
sirl bedrm. apt. OF Conn, lr. Ken
nedy.Warren. AL privs. incl NO
t-3095 ewes. Ill
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ll12 18th ST NV

OPPOSITE THE sTATLER HOTEL
Nicely M ilfn modern d BLDG. elevator
mgr; on premises or call Ma
J. A McKEEvKR Co. INC.
l7s2 K St. NV. ST. $500
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Connecticut Ave Ant

One large bedroom and encieney
apartment available. Living room.
aodesn Soaes f2ysI sshen tsssn sns ane etsh tS
with tiled shower. Walk-in closets,
Tastefully and completely fur
ntshed. Venetian blinds; 24-hour
switchboard and elevator service.
Also. Available: 2-bedroom apart
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WESLEY HALL

Good food, p leasant accom-
modations and lots of social
activities at low monthly
rates.
1925 21st ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
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574I COLORADO AVE. N.W.-Mod-
ern bldg, air-eooled corridors; ]
ssdr sSd bath hy sss rn md dnfssi e !. ktshfn Sts
See janitor for inspection.
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$500 18th st. n.w.-Eley. bldg. with
secretarial switchboard service. new
GE refrtgeratorS, Il bedroom, liy
rm.. dinette. kitchen. bath, ineiosed
porch; newly decorated: S99.50.
Efnciencly: ] room, kitchen. dinette,
bath: $62.50. !,
See switchboard operator for inspee-
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp
ROOMS WITH BoARD

COLORED--RoOMs FOR RENT fol-
couples or single person. Call Du
T-45S4. Ill
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2222 Que st. n.x.-Desirable apt.
in elev. bldg. Consisting Of recep-
tion hall. Ice. liv. rm.. lse.. din
rm., kitchen, 2 bedrms., bath:
newly decorated, S13b per mo. See
ianitor for .inspectiou,
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1927 R STREET NV,
Most desirable apts.. utilities IN
cluded. 2 rooms. din, kit. and bath,
$3.50. 1-rm.. kit. and bath,
sS2.5o. Key with res. mgr, Apt.
900 SHEPHERD ST. NE, APT. 10.
. rooms. din. kit. and bath. AL
outside rooms. Key Apt o.
395 HAMILTON ST. NV. AP :.s 2
Sf3S.S0 VIII be redecorated.
A. o. GARDINER g. CO..
1881 L 81. NV. MA. e-0334
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O AsIIMEAD PL. NV.
Sust on $500 block Conn. ave, at
Taft Bridge: Rock Greek park area
breakfast. dinner. 24-hr. hotel serv,
ice; friendly atmosphere.
HO, 2-35f6
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LOVEIY

rssEnl,hfS ss:.s ise.ss aes II mssissR msasssa' psEP
but in heart Of town. Fully air.
cond with automatic and indi-
yiduel control. All uitFamodern
facilities; reasonable rent. See to
appreciate, AT6 Euclid st. NV.
HU. H.34O2. 80. -f2
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ssaSsi,glly SsIrnny, Furnished nn,. clean, end
MONT GARDENS. nearby Airing
ton; large rooms. spacious lawns.
reereational and playground faeil-
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1901 18th st. n.w.-Elev. bldg; /
bedrm.. lty. rm., dinette. kitchen
and bath, $40 per mo. See janitor
tOf inSpectlon.
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APIS. UNfURNlsHEp-D.. c.

N.W.--ST2.b0 -agE
Modern, very large. 1-bedrm. aptss
hsss s,a IIp,Sul ~; insiudssews 81 Nv. Ant. ao1
wAsssarSScdToN ss rSScdSTroN RtkITY. "a. s-ssOo
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2225 n st. n.ws--l bedrm., liv. rm.
kitchen and bath; newly decorated;
$685.. Also 2-bedrm apt, $40
See tanitor for inspection.
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sHAprRo MANAoEMENT

SHAPIRO MANAGEMENT >"
MopsRs 5Psdts1tsd mrsarog & rdfpssinIsD sIDo.
2900 ADAMS MILL ROAD
OVERLOOKING ROCK
CREEK PARK
LARGE EFFICIENCY x74.bO
LARGE 1-REpRM. APT
Utilities included, besutifully
decorated. co. 5-446I.
SHAPIRO MANAGEMENT.
dedicated to Housing)
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CONE ON OVER to see these at
traetive ] and bedroom apte
Yes. YOU viii be pleased TO make
It your home. Picture window. din
ing room. modern kitchen; all con-
veniently arranged for your com
fort; S72.50 and $50 incl. all utils.
except cleo; or $52.50 and ST. so
plus .utiis. 3210 Sth st, sc. A quiet
residential area tno thoroughfarel
and close to wonderful, shopping
and rapid transportation. See res.
mgr, Apt. 304. or SHANNON &
LuCHS, 724 14th ct. NV. Ma.
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1888 18th ST. NV. $50 mo,
1Ta4 2ist ST. Nw.--2-bedrm,. $50
mo.
Apply 3eie i4th st. NV. or call
III $4,000 Ill
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36ls Conn. aye.--2 rooms, kitchen
see janitof,
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1857 GOOD HOPE RD. SEE rms. !,
gas: $3.50. =. P. scHWARTZ.
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1900 GEORGIA AvE.-Neviy dec.
ssdS5m, liy; , rr; ;,,f dinstts ,, ~ H. -, an.
Girls or eple. Call RA. 6-7377,
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SENATE COURTS, u blk. from SEN
ate once Bldg.-Loyeiy 2-bedrm.
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1113 Mt. Oiivet I'd. -bedrm
apt, $45 pef mo.
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2OI5 n ST. N,w.--2 rooms. kitch-
enette and bath; modern and in
excellent condition.; $40 per mo.
Call C. y. WARREN. WA. 7-3003.
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Dupont Circle Ares .

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Bedrm.. living rm.. kit, dinette,
bath with shower. RE 7-b2aq:
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Immediate Occupancy

ARL.--Nicely furn. I-bedrm. apt.
pvt. bath. pvt. home, separate
entr., IA. 2-034l,
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6O4 p st. n.w2 rooms, kitchen.
share bath. $40 per mo. Key in
Apt. No. 4.
II 5th ct. n.e.--i bedrm., iiy. Ym..
kitchen, and bath. $63 so per m6.
See tanitor for inspection.
111e Mt o,,v.4 - ,,ha
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HOTEL 1440
1910 Rhode Island NV. Air-cond
So4 .hN-S3h Rk. ia
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Eden Gives
British Stand

LONDON (JTA) - The
British Government will sup
port the efforts of Gen.
Burns, U.N. truce supervisor
in Palestine, to reduce tension
along the Israel-Egyptian de-
marcation line in the GAIA
area, Foreign Secretary Eden
told Parliament this week. He
expressed the view that both
sides were responsible for the
present tension and added
that the problem could be
solved provided both sides
are prepared to handle it rea-
sonably."
Barnett } ann er, Labor,
drew the Foreign Secretary's
attention to Egypt's state
ment that it is at war with
Israel and to the fact that
Egypt is lncltlng ltS people on
the border to commit acts of
violence. He also pointed to
the attack on an Israel we'd
ding party at Patish last week
and added his voice to the re-
quests for action by Eden to
get the Egyptians to live up
to the armistice agreement.
The British Government
was urged today to "shoW
greater initiative" in solving
the manifold problems in the
Middle East, in a resolution
adopted at the annual conVen-
ton of the Zionist Federation
of Britain and Ireland.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Rumunio May
Permit Exits

TEL AVN tJTA - Thou
ands of Rumanian youths
will be allowed to immigrate
to Israel soon in a move by
he Rumanian Government to
permit the Identification OF
families now separated, Mo
she Kol, director of the Youth
Ally a h movement, told a
press conference.
Mr.. Kol expressed hope that
the Polls h and Hungarian
Governments would soon per
nit orphans to come to Israel
He noted, however, that this
Encouraging news" Wo u | d
find the Youth Aliyah not
completely prepared, because
of a shortage of funds.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Urges u. S. To
Withhold Arms

WASHINGTON (JTA) -
The U. S. should withhold
military support to the Arab
states pending the conclusion
of peace treaties between Is
rael and the Arab states, the
national convention of Ameri-
cans for Democratic Action
urged at the convention. "Uni-
ted States aid and support OF
military alliances with or
among the Arab states should
be withheld until peace treat
ies between these states and
Israel are negotiated. The u.
S. should extend economic aid
to all Middle Eastern states.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

that it does not want the Sc
@.eurity Council at this time to
discuss ISraePS counter-com-
plants against E gypt and
that it does not want the
Council at this stage to probe
into the underlying causes of
the border strife. 1t wants no
action that might be cOnstru-
ed as an effort to push the
Arab States into discussing
peace with Israel.
Representatives of the Unit
ed States, Great Britain and
France met with U.N. Secre-
tary General Dag Hammarsk-
iold and Maj. Gen. E. L. M.
Burns, head of the UN truce
supervision organization in
Palestine to discuss the Pales-
tine situation. 1t was learned
subsequently that the UN del
egation is pushing a three
part resolution which would
censure Israel for the GAIA
incident, ask both" sides to
prevent further clashes along
the Israel-Egyptian b or d e r
and ask both" sides to help
Gen. Burns in his task of po-
Icing the Israeli-Arab armis-
The American position ap-
parently failed to give any
consideration to Israel Am
bassador Abba S. Eban's dra-
matte bid for peace voiced at
that meeting. Mr.. Eban told
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Sharett
Flags Arab
Attacks

JERUSALEM (JTA)-Pre-
mier MoShe Sharett sum-
moned the Ambassadors of
the U. S., Britain, France and
Soviet Union to his offices
ana protested to them against
the killing of one young wom-
an and the wounding of %
men, women and children at
the Israel settlement of Pat
ish, II miles inland from the
GAIA frontier, last Thursday
night by a band of Egyptian
The Premier also expressed
the Israel Gov ernm e n is
views on a statement last
week by the Egyptian Minis
ter for National Guidance,
Major Salah Salem, to the eff
feet that Egypt would be
willing to line up with the
Western Powers in a regional
defense arrangement in re-
turn for control of the NegeV,
which constitutes half of Is
raers territory. Mr.. Sharett
was understood to have told
the Ambassadors that they
had some responsibility in
the matter of Maj. Salem'S
statement because they are
pressing the regional defense
arrangements.
Ambassador Abba Eban
called on Assistant Secretary
Of State George V. Allen to
inform the Department of
State that incursions by
Egyptian Army units into
Israel from the GAIA strip are
continuing with a mounting
toll of life and injury.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Protest Town
Hall Aid To
Arab Tour

NEW YORK (JTA)-Mort-
inner May, president of the
Zionist Org liz a tion of
America addressed a strong
protest to the directors of
Town Hall because of its
sponsorship of a countrywide
tour by an anti-ISrael Arab
delegation.
MIR. May said: "On behalf
of the entire membership of
the Zionist Organization of
america 1 must register the
strongest protest over the vic
ious anti-I S r a e | propaganda
b in G disseminated by an
Arab delegation touring our
country under Town Hall
sponsorship. Recent addresses
of MeSsrS. UZri and Haddad
at Princeton deliberately mis-
represented and distorted the
issues of the Middle East, in
which the American people
have a vital interest. Recall
ing Town Halls scrupulouS
fairness and impartiality in
the past, we are shocked to
find Town Hall now lending
itself to such shameful eXhi-
bitiOroc -
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Dutch Workers
Are Hailed

AMSTERDAM (JTA)-The
heroism of the workers of
Amsterdam who in 1911 went
on strike in protest against
Nazi deportation of Dutch
Jews to concentration camps,
was commemOrated here at
the tenth annual memorial
exercises before a monument
erected on the site of the
former Amsterdam ghetto,
which was razed by the Ger
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

buttons to the Council office.
Last years sum of $4,000
was pledged and emergency
action is being undertaken to
at least equal the 1854 total
Donor of last years largest
gift, $4,000, has not thus far
been heard from, due to i'll
ness.
A veteran campaigner'
Morris Shanhouse, has ac-
cepted the responsibility of
heading up the clos e-the-
Gap" committee for the cur
rent drive. Particular action
to achieve this result is being
now planned by Shanhouse-
He is chairman of the Alloca-
tions committee and has head
ed previous drives.
The Pass Ver holiday
serves as an occasion for
many persons to make addl-
tional gifts to CJA. There
will be no public appeals
made. Therefore t h o S e who
would remember tn cir less
fortunate brethren are asked
to send their checks directly
to the CJA, at the Council Of
flee. No sum will be too SMALL
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

against OOIIIIIluIIISIH.
The demand was outlined
ta American and British cor
respondents in Cairo yester-
day by Maj. S ala h Salem,
Egyptian Minister of Nation
al Guidance. He said it would
be futile to talk of organiZ-
ing an effective Middle East
defense system as long as the
Negev, which is a part of Is
rael, separates Egypt from
other Arab countries which
might be attacked by the Red
Army. He emphasized that
"the Arabs would never ac-
cept" Israel as a member of
the Middle East defense sy-
stem.
Declaring that American
and British diplomats have
conceded that the ceSSion of
the Negev by Israel and plac-
ing it under Arab con troll
would expedite the solution
of military problems in the
Middle East, the Egyptian
minister said that he has done
nothing so far to bring this
about.
Un London the British For
egin Office took a cool view
of the Egyptian proposal and
reaffirmed the Tripartite De-
claration, guaranteeing Israel
territory)
A spokesman for the Israel
Embassy said that the Egyp-
tan demand "has t h r oW n
lig on the underlying
cause for e n S o n between
Egypt and Israel. "An arro-
giant and u terly lawless
claim to the Negev, which is
more than half of the Israeli
territory, is at the root OF
Egyptian policy; and especial
ly of the military harrass-
ment launched from Gaza," ="
he said. "It should not be diff
ficult to understand Why Ga
"a headquarters is so active in
preventing pc d c e f ul Israeli
life and development in the
NegeV.
"The E gyptian n S will, of
course, not get the Negev.
But the frank publication of
their expansion d esi n is
most significant and disquiet-
ing" the Israel spokesman
stated.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
UNITED NATIONS, N.

Y. - Major Salah SaleIn S
suggestion that the price
of Egypt's alignment with
the West is IsraePs relin-
gushing of the Negev, was
termed an "ill-timed trial
balloon which could not do
Egypt any good"
Diplomatic OBJ IS ervers
read of Nj a jOr Salem's
statement wit h a feeling
that the Egyptian Cabinet
member has now said out
loud exactly what Israel
may charge against Egypt
before the Security COun-
Gil. Officially neither the
American nor the British
delegations wOuld d make
any comment on Major Sa-
lem'S suggestions.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

In his new capacity as Is
rael West Coast consul and
newly arrived in the US. DR..
Abraham Brian will be guest
speaker in behalf of CJA at
a dinner at FL Dorado Lodge
April 20.
1t is hoped that an addition
al $12,500. will be raised that
evening to close the gap ex-
listing between the sum rails
ed and the amount secured
last year, says Morris Shan
house, chairman of the Spe-
cial CJA committee. 1t will be
in the form of a dinner and
dance and a "Mr. and Mrs. "
affair, he adds. Those present
will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bittker of the
Lodge.
Both a scientist and admin
istrator. DR.. Brian recently
served as administrative of
ficer for the municipality of
Jerusalem. He is also a we'll
known archeologist. ReserVa-
tons may be secured by con-
tacting Shanhouse directly
or by phoning the Council
)ffica
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
u. S. Opposes
Revision

WASHINGTON (JTA) -
The State Department inform
ed the Secretary General of
the UN that the United States
does not favor a movement
in the UN to revise the cal
endar. Major Jewish religious
groups had opposed calendar
reform because it would dis
rupt the seven-day sabbatical
cycle.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
To Waive Fees

NEW YORK (JTA) - The
Israel Consulate General in
New York announced that
agreement had been reached
between the U. S. and the Is
rael Government to w a iV e
visa fees for their respective
nationals. This arrangement,
it is hoped, will serve to facili-
tate visits to Israel by citizens.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

the Council that Israel "Is
prepared to give an assurance
that if no hostile act is car
ried out by Egypt against Is
rael, then no hostile act of
any kind will be carried out
by Israel against Egypt"
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Drive Reaches $4,000
With 1900 Contributors

CJA for the 1855 drive stands 100000 with 1900
residents contributors All divisions still have cards
outstanding potential givers who have been
tacted Donors are asked by Arthur d. general
chairman wait for solicitation but send their contri
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
US. Casts Vote To Censure
Israel At United Nations

UNITED NATIONS N Y. (JTA) - The UN delegation
pressed Security Council resolution which would
for aggression" the GAIA strip frontier
Egyptanhed territory night of February 2S The
United States delegation clear UN discussions