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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Training
(Continued from Back Parey

CONTINUED from Back Page)
Indeed has been POSSIBLE reptiles and
Insects.
Good TRAINING has enabled many dumb animals earn
GREATER income than human beings WITHOUT train.
Ing
This does NOT prove that animals the EQUALS or
superior TO human beings for such is not ihs
What II does PROVE is that matter how mentally
LIMITED may be there Is HOPE for improvement in
training
Thus SUCCESS is often matter Of persistence and
APPLICATION than inherent capacity.
There many people with GOOD minds who
heess failures because they have taken the TIME and
gone trouble PREPARE themselves TO do al least
ONE thing very WE'LL
The trained animal is usually trained TO do ONE thing
with high efficiency but capable Of doing anything ELSE
while man, having superior endowment capable Of doing
MANY things
Unfortunately many individuals cannot be persuaded TO
apply themselves sssdovs in ANY direction Of which they
capable.
They Just get by easily they without learning TO
do anything WELL, passably, and then they COM
PLAIN that they last hired and first fred that they
get along with their employers that appreciates
their WORTH
All this probably TRUE and the is that these
people unlike the monkey who and lives weI not
trained have SKILL. Of little value TO society
because they really have nothing TO OFFER.
very sad that this is not widely understood for
II II there would be far SATISFIED and successful
people,
Have YOU prepared yourself by instruction and aPplcs
fon TO socially valuable thing Supremacy we'll?
Are you still UNFRAMED in world where training
counts more than in reaching the top?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
The Devil Rampant

Continued from Page ~
smashing of windows and slashing of tires. "a
An unauthorized strike by about $50 members OF C,o
United Auto Workers local 1925 kept nearly 1000 WORE
from their jobs the Chryser corporations sutoma
transmission plant outside the limits of Indisnspo
1--WE dont like what's going on" said Jack le'''
JAW international representative. at gives the wn0
union black eye Only small minority Is holding 0''
We're hoping csn get them back to work"
Excerpts from the Chicago Tribunel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Fear Spiritual Bust

Continued from Page II
ITS ADAPTATION AND BESTOWALS. 1T is THE
OPEN FOUNT WHICH CRIES, 'HO, EVERY ONE
THAT THIRSTETH, COME YE TO THE
WATERS" (p IS, S&H).
DIVINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET AND
ALWAYS WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED!
ERROR, URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS,
is SELF Observation-Disclosures from Science and
Health.
SINCE SPIRIT, GOD, GOOD is THE ONLY REAL
CAUSE AND CREATOR OF-AND IN-THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE, AND SINCE GODS SPIRITUAL
CREATION, WHICH is Externally HARMONIOUS
AND S-AT-U-R-A-T-E-S THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, AND THEREIN
WE FIND OUR TRUE BEING VIA DIVINELY
SCIENTIFIC CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL
UNDERSTANDING OBEDIENCE AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DICTATION TO
MRS. EDDY, TO US, is SO PROFOUND, namely:
"WHY SHOULD WE STAND ACHAST AT
NOTHINGNESS?!ll :. THE SUM TOTAL
OF HUMAN ERROR"i-S&H
PART
RELATIVELY SPEAKING ALL WELLINTENTIoNED
EFFORTS TOWARDS PROGRESS, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
OF HUMAN LIFE ARE, IN VARYING DEcREEs-oR
MAY BE LIkENED UNTo-JoHN THE BAPTIST PREP.
ARATIoNs FOR THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF GODS
MEssIAH-HIs HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED SON. CHRIST
JESUsI
And So today the human race IS beinu pv, hrooh N.
wrngerfhe combined pressure Of God and the dev-in
order to make chrisfike Christian Scientists Of EVERYONE
here and hereaffer-Jesvs being fhe perfect model
All nonhonesiiocod Christian Scientists are Adams and
Ewes still in bondage less the dev-snims mag.
nefismihe MYTH-snd Of defective sanity Judgment
honesty intelligence We're not boasfns eonfessne
and telling you'll tsmiIes)
Irresistible moral and spiritual evolution will force the
Communists TO exchange their false god Of physical science
and fhs SEEMING power Of msferssm for The one true
God Of Christ Jesus who fully manifested and
through Gods Indispensable imperative Gods Christ Master
Absolute Miracle Science Messiah Millennium
We like Mr.. Adrian Fvsr's quotation Of the Rev. Dr.
Eugene Carson Blake, president Of The National Council of
Churches in which Dr. Blake attacked The superficial PEACE
or MIND" doctrine.
RABBI JOSHUA LEBMANs book, PEACE or MIND"
Continued next Column Tor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
The Essentials of True Peace

Continued from Back Psge)
en- each holding out the hope of lasting He knows
that the achievement that which all sincere people of
rood will desire may be years in the making. As he has
said before, there is n alternative TO peace
But MIR. Eisenhower resfrms what cannot be said too
often peace that is based sham and injustice must
fail. A. the President n the judgment of history
we would have sold the freedom of for the pot
taxe of false peace Moreover, would future
conflict" This than statement of that which
il plain a. daylight The real peace consists of justce
enshtment and opportunity This country must push for
the full That the spirit in which America par
ticipated at Geneva.
Here are the Presidents words that important
ferenees I'VE asserted then-and shall always hold
Continued Next Column Top
On rpIRIINE-sATIIRnAY SEPT "a. 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
THE Constitution of the United


does not provide that MATERA MEDIcA shall make laws
regulate mans resion rather does imply that religion shall
permeafe laws Mankind will be Godgoverned in proper
on Gods government becomes apparent the Golden Rule
utilized, and THE RIGHTS OF MAN AND THE LIBERTY OF
CONSCIENCE HELD SACRED. Meanwhile they who the
Of Christian Science will assist in the holding Of crime
in check will aid the election Of will maintain law and
order, and will eheerfvy await the endivstce and uds
menf."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

TWAS WE BELIEVE, A BEST SELLER SOME YEARS
AGO. BUT 1T WILL BE RECALLED THAT THE
HEBREW AUTHOR OF THIS BOOK PASSED ON IN HIS
EARLY t4os-THE DEVIL TAKING HIM FOR 20
no IS YEARsi-Beesvse Of MENTAL TURMOIL not yielding
TO the DEVILS Judas Christ rejecting JvdsismlI
How the DEVILS Judas, Christ void anChrisf Jvda-
ism teach genuine peace Of mind?
The Hebrew prophet. jeremiah rebvked those who pro-
claimed doctrine Of peace where there pesee
the Christian Profestanichrisfian Scientist Messiah
NATION TO oil fhe nafions!The United States going to be
content with peace Of mind proclaimed by Christ
rejecting Hebrew?
As the Hebrew said in Welcome Stranger theatrical
Of generation sso-Were not all damned fools"! tsmes)
Jour CHAPEL OF COMMENT"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Cures VS.. the 1st Commandment

EXCERPTS FROM "CHRSTIAN SCIENCE HEALING" bv
GOD AND MRS. EDDY TO US. N.Y. PIP. 22I. z:
GOD IS SPIRIT. THEN MODES or HEALING orHsp
THAN THE SPIRITUAL AND DIVINE, BREAK THE FIRST
COMMANDMENT OF THE DEcALocUE, THOU SHALT
HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE Me- THERE ARE NO
OTHER HEAvEN-APPoINTED MEANS THAN THE
SPIRITUAL WITH WHICH TO HEAL SIN AND DISEASE
OUR MASTER coNFoRMED TO THIS LAW AND
INSTRUCTED HIS FOLLOWERS. saying HE THAT BE.
LIEvETH ON ME, THE WORKS THAT DO SHALL
He DO ALSO THIS is ENOUGH.
All issues Of morality Of Christianity Of pleasure ord
pain must through state of houo
since matter is not conscious then like wafchman forsaknu
his post shall have faith in Cod in the divine Mind
thus throwing the door wide open the nirvdnq disease
forgetting that he divine Mind Truth Life can guard the
entrance?
we earnestly ask: Shall believe the Scripture
THE PRAYER OF FAITH [chrisflike Understanding AFT
cs1 SHALL SAVE THE SICK? In the seventeenth chapter Of
the Gospel according ST. Matthew read that dis
cpes OF Jesus failed mentally to by their faith and
understanding violent of vnaey And because this
Jesus ebvked Them syns o fahess and pervere genera
on how long shall be with you? how long shall suffer your
bring him hher TO me- When his disciples asked him why
they could not heal that Jesus the master Meaphy
answered Because of your vnbeief lack Of FAlT
continued III have faith grain of mustard seed ye
shall say unto this mountain Remove hence TO yonde place.
and II shall remove Also he added This kind goefh
but by prayer and fasting refraning from admitting the
claims Of the senses Even in those dark days Jesus
arrested and executed for nssn Of his faith
his great demands he faith of his followers, but he
arrested because. said he sfrreh up he people, Be
patient Christian Scientist II we'll that thou vnoOe
the sandals Of thy Masters feet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Constitution Day

Continued from Page ID
lIBERAToR. AND PROTECTOR OF HIS INcoMPAR.
ABLE KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE.
HIS PHYSICIANS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCIENCE PRAcTiTIoNERS-ARE READILY AVAILABLE.
Lovingly yours according TO Christ
Andrew r. Frvshsvf,
The foregoing message, special delivery. followed
flowers with this messages:
BEST WISHES FOR A SPEEDY AWAKENING TO
YOUR DIVINE, SPIRITUAL, MAsTERFUL, cHRIsTLlkE
TRIUMPHANT INDIVIDUALITY" (conseiovsness)
'-iS Addition Andrew r. Frvehsvf, c.s.4L+
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

Years ago a left his home, walking in the .,
60 to place of l-repute As he left this place h. -
his SON, taking giant strides through the snow When az
ed what he doing. the little fellow said am wan.
in your steps Daddy"
If you want your children grow to be good men AMI
women surely set them such example in your o
home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
The Devils Red Conceived Go

However. mssierfv Secretary Of the Treasury George
Humphrey has gone record that Mr. Hoppe fired after
long, patient tolerance Of his Incompetence and beigerene
This writer, after hearing commentators and reading
different newspapers including the Christian Science Monitor
regarding the Hoppe is inclined TO think that Mr. Hump
rey has the better Of the argument But Mr. vandereook
didn't bother mention the Republican position regard
ing Mr. Hoppe
incidentally Ed Mvrrow, closely associated with Demo
cratic administrations for many years. did give both political
viewpoints en- Mr.. Hoppe.
PART Z
MR. VANDERcooK RE MR. DULLES EDITING OF THE
GENEVA NOTES.
Mr.. vandereook argues that this grossly unfair since
the Yaia released months ago, included LOT
trivia
Mr. VandereoOk says nothing about the Yata papers no"
ing been held for 10 years after the event and the eomm
ments made by the moral. spiritual intellectual and phYe'
cripple because Of vnrepentsnt sin, spiritual wiekedneF
Hebrae Red mesmerism Of the devili r. D. r. made many
secret COMMITMENTS whose contents closely concealed
the time. and only slowly disclosed with the passing OF time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
CHARLES AND EVA MALTK.

Edfos Noe AS Lebanons Ambassador the United
and Delegate TO the United Nations Charles Mai
preston on both American and world thinking proportion
TO the size of the nation represented.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LARGE RAMBLER-GI
MASON HIRST
LAST CHANCE

Annandale, Va. Phone JE. 2-b61
Evening star., 1955-02-04

ALEX.-3-bedroom brick rambler:
living room with fireplace. dining
room; large kitchen with snack bar;
storage attic: carport: huge day
light basement; S0x150 level lot.
10 months old: Owner leaving town.
eludes ali. S17,95O with So $50 cash.
CsaIl OWNER At 30 S.S637. "a
Evening star., 1955-02-04

CONTINUED On nsz. pass5
Evening star., 1955-02-04
VARIETY
VALUES GALORE
OPEN l TIL 6
NEW RAMBLER-$14.9 $50


NAME YOUR TERMs-For this BI.
level rambler: 3 bedrms,. unique cor.
Ier fireplace, tile bath. equipped
kit, finished rec. rm. with picture
window. Beautiful setting. Close
to schools and shop. Conv. tc
Balto.-Wash. Pkwy. Directions-Out
Defense hwy. tRte. 50) to Wood.
lawn, left on Woodlawn dr., right or
10th pl. to FlintridFe. left to oper
WAYNE REALTY. INC. AP. 7-e4ot
DON'T MISS THESE! |!
These are some of the homes w
have in this area-our salesmer
win be happy to tell you about
Maryland PIX, e514 Davis st.-Nev
1-story brick. 9 bedrms.. cha.
frepl in lv. rm.. excep. Kit;
Dist. Hgts.. 711s Belwood St
2 bedrms.. reinforce. concrete, CHA,
1 story: sl0.750. G1 or conven'
DIST. Hets.. 1899 Kipling dr.-s-bed.
baths, firepl in liv. nm: auto
wash. incl: GI appraised. SlJ,950
1886 Meadow View DR., of Suitlant
PARKWAY bedrms. stone constr.
]. story; large kit; good-sized lot,
LaRocHELLE REAL ESTATE
.7124 Marlboro Pike
Redwood 6-T4ss Open Sunday
Evening star., 1955-02-04

ARLINGTON--lmag O brand-new
With full basement for $4,000.
we have II. but one only. Call now
ssa4 ~ 14odvsSkA vsASAosS SA osSesoq 3 GucHs ezss do r.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR sALI

$4,000 SO. TT. Of heavy industrial
scales: ideal for metal or cement
yard. ne section For appointment.
call RE 7-6443
NY. AVE. AREA. nr. Hecht's--S1.76
50. it.: .,nu comml. choice location:
1U0-ft. front. Total area, 9,200 %.
It. Priced low for quick sale.
RE. 7-15l7. J. KOGCK. TU. 2-4344.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
iNvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

SMALL APT. HOUSE near Silver
Spring; prefer 2-bedrm. apts.: $lO,-
900. cash. No 2nd trust. Must
produce income with buyer occupy
ing / apt. Call DE. 2-O696. IS
lots. value up to s2o6. 900, for
investment property or large nearby
farm. Boz 3s2-s. Star. %
Evening star., 1955-02-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

UNVV9TNTNb FNVFs FVN W6sNV
SEVERAL OUTSTANDING light In.
cellent Rockville pike business
center Will build to suit ground.
floor" prices-See Dermot Nee. p. J.
MEL COMPANY. Rockville pike OF.
7-9500. 10
Evening star., 1955-02-04
WAREHOUSES WANTED

INVESTORS WANTED - / wish 10
build a roller skating rink in Mont.
gonlery County; have the best locs-
tlon. Money will be in trust to buy
land and building. All receipts viii
60 to pay g,, back ana money 70 inyestor: 5n
own my home. have the very best Of
reference. Write or call B. L. WI
LIAMS. S400 Conn. ave, OIL. 4-9197;
ewes. and Sun. OIL. 2-4033. "a
Evening star., 1955-02-04

SHIRLEY HwY.-Jr. estate: 26,7OO
So. It. Of beautiful wooded ground.
Lake privileges; 4S-ft, brick ram
bier. contemporary styling. Hold
your hats-ONLY S13.950. Exclu-
sive. z. F. STEFFEY, JE. 4-3447.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Israel In IL Hr.

TEL AVN (JTA)-El AL
Israel National Airlines sign
ed a contract for the purch-
ase of three huge 93-passen-
ger aircraft for use on the
lines, Tel Aviv to New York
Tel AviV to LondoD and Tel
Aviv to johannesburg routes.
The planes, scheduled for de
livery in the spring of 1857,
will cut flying time between
Tel Aviv and New York from
the present 1920 hours to 12-
13 hours. Similar time saw
ingS will be made on other
routes.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
zionists Shvn Z D A Meet
Security Is
1st Concern

TEL AVN (JTA)-Israels
security is still the nations
foremost problem, David Ben
Gurion said addressing a Ma
pai-sponsored meeting of at
torneys and other profession
ais. 1t was dangerous to think
that war cannot break out,
the Israel Defense Minister
stated.
Ben Gurion called for settle
ment of the Negev and for
the integration of the Israeli
people which was character
ized as being split into var
ious ribe and landsman-
shafen. He also favored a bet
ter election system to ensure
a democratic, stable govern
ment.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Moscow Warns

NEW YORK (JTA)-The
Soviet Government neWspa-
per "Izvestia" warned Israel
a ain S t concluding any de-
fense alliance with the U. S.
the New York Times report
ed from Moscow.
The Soviet newspaper re-
minded Israel that in that un-
dertaking, which restored So
viet-I S ra el diplomatic rela-
tons which had been ruptur-
ed by the USSR in the wake
of the bombing, she agreed
that she would not enter into
any pact that has aggressive
aims a G a in the Soviet
Union.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
UN Meet
Hears Arab
ropaganda

SAN FRANCISCO (JTA)
AT the UN special session
here, in a long address re-
plete with philosophical
phraseology, DR.. Charles Ma
lik of Lebanon accused the
UN of both action and Gin
action" in connection with
the eternal problems beset-
ting the Middle East.
The delegates from Iraq,
said: For us Arabs there
were some bitter moments in
the proceedings of the UN
during the last ten years. The
tragedy of Palestine has cut
deep into the heart of every
Arab. And the misery of near
ly 100000 Ara b refugees
cannot be forgotten. Nor can
Continued on Page A.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Reject Demand
To Quit French

TUNIS (JTA) - TuniSian
Jews who have French ma
tionality status have refused
a demand from a Moslem ma
tionalist committee that they
give up their French citizen
ship as part of a nationalist
campaign for reinstatement
of our ancient nationality"
Some 10000 have French
nationality status and, it is
understood, some of them be-
lieve that retention of French
nationality represents their
only protection against pos
sible future eXceSseS. The
Mos e m committee which
seeks annulment of French
citizenship for Tunisians was
set up with the support OF
II b i b
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Disagree Over Direction
And z0A Po|icy-Making
May Replies

NEW YORK (JTA) = A
statement repudia t i n G
charges against the admins
tration of the Zionist Organi-
zation of America made by
Louis Lipsky-who, together
with a number of other lead
ing American Zionists, stayed
away from the ZOA's 58th
annual convention In Wash
ington-was issued here by
Mortimer May, ZOA pre- S.
ident. The statement reads:
while the delegates to the
58th annual convention of the
ZOA were busily engaged in
constructive Zionist work,
Louis Lipsky decided to let
fly with a diatribe against the
organization. One can only
regret that he should have
chosen to air his grievances.
in so destructive manner.
I "Mr. Lipsky has had ample
opportunity to voice any cri-
ticismS he may have of the
ZOA, even wholly unwarrant-
ed ones, in the several delib-
zation, to all of which he has
been cit h er appointed or
elected, and where his words
are treated with the respect
and consideration due him.
For some years this small
minor 'ty, numerically insig-
nificant. has sought to gain
control of the ZOA. Such am
bitions are quite legitimate
when pursued in a democrat
ic manner. But having repeat
edly failed to carry the ma
tional convention, notwith-
standing a variety of issues
which they have employed,
they have sought to acquire
control by other, less direct,
means.
Anyone who was present
at our national convention
CONTINUED on Page AZ
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
similar to or own" he stated.
Ask for Immediate Pact

similar to or own" he stated.
Ask for Immediate Pact
DR.. E m a nuel Neumann,
told the convention that "a
full explanation of the Ad-
ministration's Middle Eastern
policy and course of action is
long overdue" He said: ITO
temporize is only to aggra-
vate a critical situation which
is rapidly deteriorating. The
State Department has official
ly declared that a defense
pact with Israel would be
highly logical. Let then Pres
ident Eisenhower and Secre-
tary Dulles have the courage
and leadership to take this
constructive step and do it
now.
Appeals to Russia
Rabbi Irving Miller, chair
man of the American Zionist
Council, expressed a view
that it is time for a concilia-
tory move by the Kremlin
insofar as the status of Zion
ism and ZionistS in Soviet
Russia is concerned" in view
of the conciliatory attitude to
ward the West "professed by
the present rulers of Soviet
Russia aimed at the castings
of world tensions.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01

Chest allocates the full cost
of the casework service at the
Social Service Dept, in the
sum of $13,274. AS in prev
ious years, all financial as
sistance extended needy fam
lilies is from fun d S of the
Combined Jewish Appeal for
which the department has So
600. available. The current
Chest ALLEGATION for caSeWork
services is $11,945.
Community Center
The Center was accepted as
a Chest affiliate for 1855. AS
is the policy, no sum is grant
ed the first year. This marks
the first presentation OF a
Center budget to Chest offic-
ials. The Chest has agreed to
assume responsibility for the
total operatlonal de1lclt, Dy
authorizing the sum of S3l,-
693 as the budgetary amount
for 1856.
The Community Chest Will
assume no financial respons-
ibility for interest payments
on loan, capital payments on
the mortgage nor furnish
ings.
Appearing in behalf of the
Social Service Dept. were
Mrs. Elmer GoldWyn, James
Prudential, Elmer Present,
Benjamin Brook. Those pre-
senting the budgetary needs
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Lipsky Says

NEW YORK (JTA) - A
split in the Zionist Organiza-
ton of America was revealed
by Louis Lipsky, noted leader
of the American Zionist move
ment. He asserted that he and
a numb ber of other active
leaders of the ZOA had decid-
ed not to participate in the
recent ZOA convention. Mr..
Lipsky indicated that the pre-
sent ZOA administration had
rejected a number of propos-
ais offered for the purpose OF
restoring unity" in the ZOA.
For some time now l have
felt that the ZOA was losing
it's sense of direction, that it
was being confused as to its
functions, that it was pursu-
ing a purposeless existence;
that it was avoiding through
fear the courageous tackling
of a problem which was be-
| ing created for the Zionist
movement as a whole by his
| toric circumstances owe I
which it had no control. II
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The Arizona post., 1955-07-01

of the Center to the Chest
budget committee were.
Harry Bacal, James Freuden-
thai. Jack Fruchthendler,
Benjamin Brook.
1t is pointed out by Bacal
that the action of the Com
munity Chest in meeting the
operational b u d get of the
Center, places it in the same
category as all citywide rec
reztional agencies. The Jew
ish community has always
supported the n e S cam
paign. This fall an intensified
effort will need be made to
give all-out support financial
ly and we'll as with volunteer
man-pOWer.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01

breaks along Israeps borders
with impunity."
The u. S. Government was
commended for continuing
economic and technical assist
ance to Israel and working to-
ward a regional water agree
ment.
Mr.. BroWnell said the is
sues of the Arab-ISrael con-
flict can be resolved through
patience and understanding.
1t is the task of everyone to
recognize this and to work
toward it." He cited a recent
message by President Eisen-
hover requesting Congress
sional approval for Mutual
Security legislation, in which
the President indicated eco
nomic aid and regional water
development would do much
to eliminate the C a u S OF
Arab-ISrael tension.
Mr.. Brownell assured the
ZOA delegates that Israel
stands high on the list of ma
tions whose friendship is OF
great i'm por a nee to the
American Government a n d
people. We see in Israel a pi.
Iot-plant of American ideas
in an area of the world that
sorely needs these concepts,
a striving after goals that are
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01

after being unanimously in
vited to its pulpit by the men,
bership Tuesday night. The
announcement was made by
A. j. Roth, the secretary
of the congregation. He add
ed that the congregation
was happy to have r a b b j
Fischel as our spiritual lead
er and look forward to a new
Continued on Page 81
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
OK Federal Aid

WASHINGTON (JTA) -
Continued economic and tech
nical assistance for l S r a |
during the fiscal year 1896
has been approved by the
House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee in the Mutual Security
authorization bill which has
been reported out. The bill in
cluded no ch a n G es in the
amounts authorized for the
Middle East in which the sum
allotted for Israel is included.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Rabbi FischeI
Accepts Call To
Young Israel

Rabbi Morris Fischel, for
many years spiritual leader
of Congregation Chevra Thi-
lin, San Francisco this week
accepted a call to Congrega-
ton oung Israel, Tucson
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Focus on Middle East
us. Policy at z0A Meet
WASHINGTON (JTA)

WASHINGTON (JTA) THE Zionist Organization of
America adopted resolution depOring recent actions OF
our State Department i'm arnng Iraq and making govern
mens TO believe that Arab Israel is not imperative
and that they continue to provoke tensions and out