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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

psychological views IN teacnlnG
her students relaxation, part of
which is done on their backs on
the floor.
Il have discovered that it is
very conducive to helping a
group of individuals lose their
SeIf-conSciousneSS," she says.
The truth is that when you
stretch out on your back at
times this way you're entering
very high caliber company.
Shelley. the poet, often did.
His friend Thomas Hogg, who
was with Shelley at Oxford,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

"A number of doctors today prescribing plan of
relaxation that as novel easy For tense patients
who find that the tuSSle of modern living sometimes
gives them case of shakes, it goes like this:
Relax on the floor
poll of of our large county medical societies
shows only that many of these doctors favor such
spot relaxation but they practice it themselves.
Their advice when the pace the Office leaves you
feeling tense nevouSly upset is this lie down your
back stretch your body all and relax. It's that
simple.
But they mean the floor, not soft bed or couch.
Mature designed man to rest on hard surface the
ground" says DIR. o. A. Smith, who teaches at the
University of Miami School of Medicine.
Stretching out the floor just letting yourself
go-iS the closest most of come to that today,
but it brings wonderful releasing of tensions to any
one who tries it..
Another physician for years medical head of large
Santarium tells of of Americas biggest oil execu-
tiveS who came to him because nervous tension was
interfering with his activities. His life filled with
topeveI meetings and constant stream of people COM
ing to his Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

position "a key to relaxation which yielding surface
fails to give
These doctors point out that troops in training whose
muscles become tense after long hikes told to stretch
out on their backs on the floor of the barracks
The same idea is used by dancers. Harvest hands,
too drop to the ground when there's break. There's
natural tendency when you're tired to fling yourself
down. That's why it works.
These authorities were not the first to discover that this
simple and efforteSS method produces laSsitude nor
that relaxed state is always best for creative thinking
Thinking Is Stimulated
Lawyers often tell the story of brilliant Southern
barriser whose habit was dictate his famous briefs
while lying on his back the floor of his office library.
In one of his famous he dictated all night
in that stretched-out position in order to be ready
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
"Most OF Us Need Il"

The prescription close his door between callers
and stretch out on his back the Office floor That was
ALL But it worked so well he still does it. though he's no
longer tense.
When you relax in such position" says this doctor,
mature takes the job by promoting feeling of
lassitude and webeing II breaks up the residual effect
of tension and can't stress enough how much most Of
us need that today"
To this orthopedst adds that resting on an unyeld-
ing surface relieves pressure the spinal column and
Joints and allows the back muscles to a normal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

Here's simple but scientific prescription for your
tangled nerves try it right now
The Arizona post., 1956-05-04

Mrs. Harry Schaefer; LIST vice
president, Mrs. Philip Levin;
End vice-president,. Mrs. Otis
Miller; 3rd weep re S i d e n t,
Mrs. Norman Shapiro; treas
urer, Mrs. Arthur Raul1; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Stan
ley S Salonic; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Irving Wohl-
feiler; parliamentarian, Mrs.
Joseph Kinds; Council dele
gates, Mines. Sy Schulman,
Jordan FaSSler.
Going to the regional con-
ference in S a n ta Barbara,
Calf, which starts this week
end are: Mines. Alex Weiss,
James Silver; Ma t h a n
schneck. Norman Shapiro. On
The Arizona post., 1956-05-04

Taking office are: presi-
dent, Mrs. Alex Weiss; 1st
vice-president, Mrs. James Sill
yer; End vice-president, Mrs.
Joseph M yer S o n; 3rd vice
president, Mrs. William Levin; /;
4th vice-president, Mrs. Harry
Schaefer; treasurer, Mrs. Sid
ney Kaderlan; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Jack Starr, record
ing secretary, Mrs. Nathan
Schneck; corresponding Sec
retary, Mrs. Albert Perlman;
parliamentarian, Mrs. William
Walker; chaplain, Mrs. Max
Schaeffer; council delegates,
Mines. Philip Besserman, Mol
lie Handelman, Sam Miller.
New officers for the Eve
ming Group are: president,
The Arizona post., 1956-05-04

ber of the congregation and
its financial secretary, acting
as spokesman for the group
a ccept tin G the resignation,
said: "On advice and informa-
ton received from the Ma
tional Council of Young Israel
Rabbis5. 1T was m u t u ally
agreed that Rabbi FiSchel re-
sign. The congregation and
the Rabbi severed relations
amicably."
Young Israel congregation
will hold a meeting on Tues
day at 8 pm. in the auditorium
to discuss plans for reorgani-
Zation.
1t is reported that a number
of members, who joined in re-
cent months have or contem-
plate resigning. Young Israel
office reports it has not re-
ceived any official resigna-
tionS from the membership.
On Wednesday evenin G a
group met and prepared to
hold an organiZational meet
ing this Sunday morning at IL
am. at the Center. 1t is being
called by Irving Bartz and
Daniel Kagel and will be ad-
dressed by Rabbi Fischel. His.
topic will be: rs there a need
for another synagogue in Tue
SOM"
/ Kagel said, There is much
enthusiasm. We think we have
a fine opportunity to develop
the foundation for religious
institution since Tucson has
many unaffiliated f a miles S
who will be willing to share
in a new, young peoples house
of worship. Interested persons
are invited to attend Sunday
morning"
The Arizona post., 1956-05-04

manded such a type of congre-
cation. However, the founders
disagreed with the policy. So
I decided to resign rather
than to have internal dissen-
sion and be governed by ma
jority rule instead of unity"
He added that he has offers
from various parts of the
country and shortly will make
a decision.
A. J. Roth, charter mem
The Arizona post., 1956-05-04
Patio Supper
Mothers Day

Evening group of HadaSsah
will hold their annual spring
patio supper on Mothers Day
from 4 to 7 pm. at the home
of Mrs. William Levin, 1885 E.
9th. A kosher supper will be
served. Reservations may be
made by C alling G Mrs. Otis
Miller or Mrs. Norman Sal
mon. The public is cordially
invited to join with Evening
Hadassah at a family supper,
promising delicious food.
The Arizona post., 1956-05-04

the program will be a panel
on Zionist affairs,a session on
education techniques i'm ac-
ton. 1t is hoped to have a tap
ed report by two Hadassah
delegates to the World Zionist
Congress available.
The Arizona post., 1956-05-04
FischeI Resigns From
Young Israel Synagogue

Rabbi Fschel of Young Israel Congregation re-
signed his position Tuesday He came to the con
gregatiOn August /, 1855.
He told the Arizona Post, 81 to Tucson to build
modern congregation and the people that brought in de
The Arizona post., 1956-05-04
Mrs. Alex Weiss Reelected
President Local HadasSah

Tuesday evening the newly elected officers of the two
groups Hadassah chapter will be installed at Ansei
Israel auditorium pm Sidney Picelner president
of the southern region will be the installing Of
ficer The public is invited to witness the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
GAG Ports
Under Probe
By the Associated Press

The Government has an
nounced an investigation of the.
use of faulty parts for war.
weary C-46 airplanes which have
been modified overseas for com.
mercial use.
The Civil AeronauticS Board
said yesterday such "noncon.
forming" parts ARE appearing
in increasing quantities owing
to the present shortage of legit-
innate parts"
1t blamed the foreign-made
components. in part, for the
loss of a Riddle Airlines Curtiss-
Wright C-46F transport near
Hollywood. S. c., last December
II. 1t said the cargo plane dis
integrated at high altitude. The
two pilots aboard were killed.
The CAB said its sister
agency. the Civil AeronauticS
Administration, is looking into
use Of nonconforming C-46 parts,
many of which have the appear
ance of genuine parts and carry
numbers and other identification
established by the original manu-.
facturer.
1t added that several con-
Iferences have been held here, at
Miami, at Venice and at Paris
TO make known the fact that
unsafe parts have been manu-
featured" and to bring into
being an adequate supply Of
safe, legitimate parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Stevenson Jibe
At NLRB Hit

Senator Bender, Republican of
Ohio, today denounced as ut
terly untrue" what he said was
Adlai Stevenson's charge that
the National Labor Relations
Board has been packed with
representatives of management. :"
1.-THE new Adlai Stevenson con-
tinues to be utterly careless with
the truth" Senator Bender said
in a statement issued through
the Republican National Com
mittee.
The Democratic presidential
candidate, speaking in Albany,
NJ Y. last Monday, said the Re-
publican administration had
packed the National Labor Re-
lations Board with men who have
weakened collective bargaining. "
Senator Bender noted that two
of the five NLRB members are
Democratic holdovers from the
Truman administration. He
identified them as former Sena-
tor Abe Murdoch of Utah and
Ivor Peterson.
He said Board Chairman Boyd
Leedom is a former Chief Justice
of the South Dakota Supreme
Court whose private law practice
before going on the bench did
not include labor management
relations cases to any appre-
ciable extent"
Member Stephen Bean vas des-
cribed by the Senator as "a Gov
eminent career worker who was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Chino Hits u. S.
On Disarmament

HONG KONG, Sept. Is (P)
Communist China's STANDING
committee on the National Peo'
Piles Congress has adopted 8
resolution supporting the appea
on disarmament made to worlC
parliaments by the Soviet Unior
July is, Peiping Radio said
The broa beast yesterday
charged that disarmament talks
have failed because of obstruc-
tons by the United States. II
claimed the Soviet proposal that
each country reduce its own arms
without waiting for international
disarmament has opened a new
way to break the deadlock on
the disarmament question.
1T also wishes to point out
that since 1851 China has on
separate occasions reduced its
armed forces by a total of over
2.700,000 and further efforts will
be made in this direction in the
future" it added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Egyptian Police
Delay Expulsion
Of u. S. Citizen

CAIRO. Sept. is tP.--Rich-
ard Kilian, a United States citi-
zen and correspondent of the
London Daily Express. arrived
in Cairo today under police es-
cort after being ordered out OF
the country Friday.
Mr.. Kilian was in Port Said
when police ordered him ex-
PEELED as "a threat to security.
Although first instructions
were that Mr.. Kilian was to
leave Egypt by noon today. Mr.
Kilian said he was instructed
on his arrival here TO call on
Col. Abdel Kader Hatem. direc-
tor Of information. tonight and
report to the Ministry Of In
terror in the late afternoon.
The delay has given the i'm
preston that the Kilian case is
being reviewed and there appar-
emily is still possibility he may
be allowed TO remain.
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the U. N. mixed armistice com,
mission, and U. N. truce team!
flew to Gharandal to investigate
At U. N. headquarters in New
York. where violence was con.
lsidered the most serious ir
months. Secretary General Ham.
marskjold called in the repre-.
Isentatives of Israel and Jordan
10 express his concern.
Violence Began Wednesday
He already had reminded both
sides that they were not freed
from their obligations under the
Iarmistice and the April cease.
fire agreements he negotiated.
The chain of violence be-
gan Wednesday when Jordan
charged a mobile Israel force
Iof about 1000 men in "a trucks
and jeeps and with armoreo
car support blew up the police
post of Rahwa, about 20 miles
southeast of Jerusalem and
about a mile over the border
Jordan said 20 of its men were
killed.
Israel sources said this at
tack. too, was reprisal for a
Jordan raid on Monday in
which six Israeli soldiers were
killed in the vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Swiss Won't Join
|Suez Treaty PurIey

BERN. Switzerland. Sept. Is
R.-The Swiss government to-
day declined an invitation to
join an Egyptian-sponsored ne
gotiation group to revise the
Suez Canal treaty of 1888
Landlocked Switzerland has a
small merchant navy of nearly
40 vessels with a total displace-
ment of over 100000 gross tons.
The Swiss governments reply
to the invitation expressed a
wish that the Suez Canal dis
pute would be settled ION the
basis of international law and
in the interest of peace" but
added that Switzerland was
neither a signatory of the 1889
treaty nor a frequent user of
the canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
FRENCH BAKERS COOK UP IDEA
TO GET MORE DOUGH FOR BREAD

PARIS N9.-Begnning today anyone in France who
wants to pay more than the regular price for bread
can do So In fact you may get nasty look the
counter if you don't
The regular price is As francs (about II cents) for
It's against the law to charge more
But today posters going in bakeries all over the
country asked customers to please be kind enough" to
pay an additional franc.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs has warned the public
II need not do this statement said officials looking
Tor way to make it illegal For the moment however it
seems there no of stopping anyone from paying more
if he wants to.
This bakers scheme for raising receipts is designed to
nnance 10 per cent wage increase for bakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
New Plan on Suez Crisis
May Be Given by Dulles

the Secretary of State today IL
was decided that the Secretary
of State should go to London in
response to an invitation now
received from the United King
dom.
THAT government is calling
another meeting of the repre-
sentatives of the 18 governments
which supported the views put
to the government of Egypt by
the five-nation mission headed
by Prime Minister Menzies.
1.-The conference in London
will be convened on Wednesday
September 10, for the purpose oil
further exchanging views in the
light of developments since the
London conference adjourned
August %.
"The purpose of the United
States continues to be to seek
by peaceful means to assure that
the Suez Canal will perform the
international service to which il
is dedicated by the convention
of 1888"
Mr.. Hagerty added that Mr.
Dulles plans to leave Washing
ton at 3 pm. Monday on his
flight to London so as to bt
there a day before the lS-na-
ton conference convenes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Strike Settled
In Argentina.

BUENoS AIRES. Argentina,
Sept. Is Up. = The million
member White-Collar Workers
Union ended a 20-hour protest
strike last night, a day after the
dock workers ended a similar
demonstration. But a new strike
was threatened against the news
papers.
simultaneously the govern
ment cracked down on Commu-
mist agitators. Police raided
headquarters of Red-front Or
CARNATIONS all over the country
last night, arresting an unde-
termined number of persons
Many were released after Their
names were recorded.
The roundup came on the eve
of the first anniversary of The
uprising which smashed Juar
Peron's decade of dictatoria
rule.
Gen. Pedro Aramburu, Argen-
Itina's provisional president, said
in a written anniversary inter-
view last night that Peron still
is a threat to peace in the west
ern hemisphere. But he added
that he does not think Peron
ever will be able to return to
power.
Gen. Aramburu did not link
Peron, who is in exile in Vene-
zuela, with any of the nation s
current troubles.
The white collar workers strike,
called to protest employers pro-
posals in deadlocked contract ne
gotiations, paralyzed many stores
and offices. The government de-
clared it illegal and arrested two
score men and women in con-
nection with the strike.
The Argentine Press Union.
which the newspaper La Prensa
says served Peron, formed a
strike committee last night. But
it postponed until later the de-
cision when a proposed strike
would be staged.
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West Hopes
|ToUseCunuI.
In 2 Weeks
Continued From First Pag,

Continued From First Page
members and pay Egypt a fee for
use of the canal.
Moscow Radio assailed the
plan as colonial blackmail" and
I"gunboat diplomacy" A broad
cast beamed to North America
said: What it amounts to in
substance is that a group OF
Western powers including the
United States wants to have the
right to manage the passage OF
ships through the canal without
regard for Egypt and her
rights.
There is nothing peaceful
about the plan. 1t is an example
OF colonial ,blackmail brought up
from a past day."
Plan Pool of Pilots
Under the canal users plan,
Western European pilots who
have just quit the Egyptian-run
canal authority would become
available from a pool in Paris.
The key technicians-such as
signal system personnel, tug
masters and dredge operators
who are departing from the canal
zone also would be used.
The scheme calls for stationing
depot ships-possibly warships-
at each end of the canal.
The pilots would be stationed
on these ships. They would
transfer at sea to the vessels
wishing to negotiate the Suez.
The depot ships would form
conveys of the vessels requesting
their services. Then they would
signal the Egyptian authorities
ashore asking for the necessary
shore services through the canal.
1t was reported that the adj
miniStrative officer of the asso-
citation would be an American.
The view here was that Egypt
would not be, able to handle more
than 20 ships daily through the
canal. Before the walkout of
foreign pilots. between 40 and so
ships have passed through in a
day.
Thus the opinion in London
was that within a fortnight 100
or more ships would be waiting
at each end of the waterway.
unable to move through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
OverWine Ends
In FutuI Stubbino

A man died In District Gen.
eral Hospital last night shortly
after he was stabbed in a side
walk argument with another
man over who should pay for
the wine they were drinking
police said.
The victim was Ernest Pope,
about AZ. colored, 938 o street
NV. His companion, John A.
Hobbs, 33, colored, of the 1900
block of Fifth street NV, was
charged with homicide.
Hobbs said the argument broke
out in the 400 block of Ninth
street NV. Police said an au-
topsy would be performed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
japan Muy Attend
.Suez Conference

TOKYO. Sept. is [P.-Japan's
foreign Office today recommended
that Japan send a delegate tc
the Suez users conference in
London next week, Kyodo news
service said.
But Kyodo said the foreign Of
flee agreed Japan should not
make a definite commitment or
the formation of a users asso-
citation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

48 States and union sympathizers
into administrative posts at ma
tional. State and local levels"
Once this is accomplished. the
NAM said, union leaders will
seek to smash the restrictions
on their activities contained in
the Taft-Hartley law, repeal ex-
listing State right-to-work laws
and smother attempts to extend
this protection against compul-
sorry unionism to other States"
Denying the MANS allega-
lions. Mr.. McDevitt asserted:
I'VE merely seek TO bring about
the end of the domination pres
emily being exercised over our
Congress and State Legislatures
By the big monopolles OF the
Nation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

j or d an military spokesman
charged that an Israeli force
of 1000 men wiped out the Jor-
dan police post of Gharandal, IL
miles inside Jordan. in a dusk
to-midnight battle Thursday
might.
The Israeli armored force was
alleged to have used three
bombing planes to attack the
post with explosive and incen-
diary bombs.
10 Reported Killed
The Jordan spokesman listed
10 killed, A wounded and 4 miss
ing at the post which is midway
between the Dead Sea and Red
Sea. Three of the dead were
described as civilians, the rest
as police and national guards
men. Earlier, Jordan sources
had listed 81 of their soldiers
as killed, wounded or missing.
Israeli spokesman declined to
issue any statement of confirma-
ton or denial of the Jordan re-
port. But Israeli broadcasts
heard in Amman. the Jordan
capital. said Gharandal had been
attacked in reprisal for the kill
ing of three Israeli Druze tribes
men Wednesday. Jordan infil-
traitors were blamed by Israel for
the killings.
Jordan sent a complaint to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Real Tongue Twister

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. is (R).-
Pity the poor clerk who has to
announce case which is now
on the docket of U. S. District
Court. Willy H. Watkins, in
jured aboard a Norwegian ship,
is asking $4,000 from the ships
owner, a corporation named
Dampskibsaktieselskabetlaly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

prior labor political drives look
strictly bush league"
An AFL-CIO leader promptly
characterized as ridiculous" the
charge that organized labor de-
sires to control Federal and State
governments.
I'VE have no bombshell or mis-
sile to explode" said James Nc
Dewitt. co-director Of the ALL
CLOS Committee On Political
Education.
eve have no desire to con-
troll the affairs Of our nation :. !. :,
he said.
The NAM phamplet said that
the political objective Of labor is
to control Congress Ond TO drop
union-sponsored candidates into
commanding positions In the
Legislatures Of every one Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

States Government Certainly"
still stands.)
Speaking at BilbeiS Air Force
College, Col. Nasser charged
British Foreign Secretary Selwyr
Lloyd with attempting to OBJ
struct traffic in the Suez Canal
He declared Mr.. Lloyd hao
"conspired" with officials of the
old Suez Canal Co. in an attempt
to show Egypt was unable e
maintain freedom of navigation
He said Mr.. Lloyd had con-
ferred 8 or 10 days ago with
Officials of the old canal COM
pany to arrange for a walkout
of foreign canal pilots and en-
lployes.
"They want to use this means
of obstructing and hindering
navigation through the canal as
a worldwide propaganda weap-
on against Egypt in an effort to
show she is unable to run the
canal and to guarantee free,
smooth navigation" NasSer said.
Those who attack Egypt must
know that they will lose their
interests in Egypt forever, he
added.
Accepts Bids to Farley
Word of the arrival of Russian
pilots conceded with the news
that the Soviet Union and Com
munist China headed list of 20
countries that have accepted Col.
proposal for a nego-
tiating body to find peaceful
solution to the canal crisis.
Egypt's Middle East news agency
listed the other countries accept
ing as Pakistan, Panama, Syria,
Jordan, Indonesia. Afghanistan,
Sudan. Romania, Poland, Libya,
Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, East Ger
many. Czechoslovakia. Hungary.
Bulgaria, India and Yugoslavia.
Another move today was the
announcement in New Delhi that
Indian Prime Minister Nehru is
sending his Notwithstanding dip
lomat, v. K. Krishna Menon to
Cairo tomorrow to see Col. Mas
ser.