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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EAsLEY BLACKWOOD

III executing squeeze plays, en-
tries between your hand and
dummy are vital. Sometimes the
defenders are helpless to knock
out your entries in time. Occa-
sionally, as in today's hand. they
have chance to kill the squeeze
before it gets started.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
AQJ8
9J76
1862
%QJ6
WEST EAST
(Mr. Muzzy) (Nr. Meek
A83 A9754
VQ10S5 093
1KQJ84 DAT
%A4S %10S752
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion
AAK1062
0AK42
o93
AXIS
The bidding:
South West North East
! 4 Dbl. "a Pass
a. All pass
Mr.. Muzzy opened the king of
diamonds and followed with a
small diamond to his partners
ace. Mr., Meek returned the five
OF clubs and Mr.. Champion care
fully played the king so that he
could reach dummy later in the
club suit. The ace of clubs won
and Mr.. Muzzy's best return at
this point was another club.
However. ignoring the we'll
known fact that there are only 10
cards in suit. he laid down the
queen of diamonds. as if he ex-
pected to win another trick there
Mr.. Meek discarded a club and
Mr.. Champion ruffed.
With three tricks already lost,
the only hope for the contract
seemed to lie in a squeeze. Mr..
Champion cashed the queen, the
Jack and the ace of spades. Mr..
Muzzy followed suit once. then
dropped the trey and four of
clubs. The last spade was then
led and Mr.. Muzzy parted with
the five Of hearts. The six of
hearts was played from the board
1t now became entirely clear
what Mr.. MuzZy could have ac-
complished by returning a club
Immediately after winning the
third trick. If he had done so
Mr.. Champion would have had
no entry to dummy after trumps
were out.
AT trick nine Mr.. Champion
led to dummy's queen of clubs,
Mr.. Muzzy discarding the eight
OF diamonds.
Here Mr.. Muzzy had left three
hearts to the queen and the Jack
of diamonds. He showed his
cards to the kibitzers. winking
broadly. i've got him if he
comes my way, partner" he said
confidently.
Mr.. Champion sneered. Il
may come your way. my friend"
he replied. but I don't think it
will be on this particular hand"
So saying. he laid down the
Jack of clubs from the board.
dropping the deuce of hearts
from his hand Mr.. Muzzy
f1dgeted. Obviously he couldn't
part with the jack of diamonds
because dummy's ten would then
win. Nervously he discarded the
eight of hearts. whereupon Mr.
Champion won the rest with the
ace. king and four spot of that
suit.
Copyright, 1885, General Feature, Cor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
A WORD
TO THE WISE
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

Every time I defend the
Southerners' use of you ALL" /
am bombarded by both South
erners, wanting more ammuni-
ton for their Yankee friends,
and by non-Southerners who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

weaving Wean. wire, wine. wing, wren.
WING. aEeE. anew, anger. aver. aWlnR,
vain taEe VEN. vine, vinegar view.
Elns, earn, ram, range raven, rare
rating. raVl1e. reign. rem. regain. tine
rive naive. nave. near gam gave scar,
Fnaw. grin. RTate. grain. Grew, grayen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
WORD GAME
Find Is or more words in
COUCHAN

meaning lying down" Average
it %; time limit. 90 minutes.
Rules Of the sAme-l Words must hs
of four or more letters . Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS. such as bats. cars" are not
used. 8 Onlv one form OF a word /,
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer TO WATERING
wage ware, vayer. waiver waving
warn. vane, wager wearing weir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
WHY WE SAY
MILITARY CAMPAIGN

FLAT LAND: Military action
can be called a campaign for a
very odd reason. In Rome the
fiat land southeast of the Tiber
River was named campania be-
cause this means fat area.
Italian armies took over this
land many years later. used it
as training spot and thus
picked up the name in connec-
ton with military affairs.
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CT A s s flied s
FOR SALE

~>~~~~>~
TWIN Burner super flame up
right Oil heater. like new Suit
able for heating rooms. s85. r
w. Smith. 7l2 Longwood Ave.
phcne 655-M 9-5-tf
BEDROOM SUITE-dresser bed
chest of drawers. Complete with
springs and mattress. Price $50 so.
Hodges & Dowdy Furniture Co..
Phone 81. Second ST. l0-3O-lt
TV-2l" RCA deluxe cabinet
model. Cheap. Guaranteed per-
feet condition. Cali $50 or 1874
l0-16-tf
DINETTE SETS = Best buy in
town is at Hodges & Dowdy Fur
niture Co. Phone 81. Second St.
l0-301t
SEWING MACHINES used ma
chimes sl995 up. Repair and parts
for all makes. Your Necchi Elna
Dealer, Necchi Elna Pebric Shop.
lis w 3rd, phone 429. Farmville.
Va. l0-23-tf
STOVES-Tnlee gas stoves to
pick from. Priced to sell s29 SO
each HODGES & Dowdy Furniture
Co., Phone 81 Second st. 1890 |
1855 FORD Fairlane. 4 door Sc
dan. white wall tires. radio anc
heater. Mrs Ruby Knight. 6O7
Second Ave. Phone 482. lO-19-4l
BULBS: Tulip. different colors
Hyacinth. different colors, Gro
Gus different colors. paper white
Narclssus: No. Forcing Bulbs
Collins Florist. Phone l8l
1890 81
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FOR SALE


PANSY PLANTS now for winter
and spring blooming Collins Flor
list, Phone 1871. 10-3O-3p
~-~~- ~-e-~~~~>~~
BEDROOM walnut Water
fall suite Vanity, dresses. chest
o-robe, bed Price $98 SO Hodges
X Dowdy Furniture Co., Phone
81. Second ST. l0-30-1t
LANE sawmill running condition.
81 H. P Case unit. w. c. Shores.
Gainesville l0-30-2p
HOUSE: rooms with 20 acres
land just across river in Cumber-
land w. c. Canada, Agent. Peo-
pies Bank Bldg. l0-26-2p
HOUSE: rooms complete with
oil heat, electric hot water heater.
Price $4,000. See T. w. Smith. 7l2
LongWood Ave Phone 655-M.
1030-tf
CABINETS - T. tilitv cabinets
Price $685. Hodges & DoWdy
Furniture Co Phone Al Second
st. l0-30-1t
MATTRESSES have lust re-
ceiVed new shipment of used
inner spring mattresses. Steriliz
ed for your protection by state
law. NoW's the time to purchase
your inner spring mattresses for
way less than half price. At the
sametime see our line of Sim
mons inner and box spring mat
tresses We are an authorized
Simmons dealer. See US for the
best mattresses on the market
today which are the Simmons
Beauty Rest mattress. Hodges &
DoWdy Furniture Co. Phone 81
Second ST l0-3O-I
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Sealed bids for the purchase Of
all timber marked for cutting on
a portion of Tract No l3 of
Prince Edward Gallon State
Forest in Prince Edward County.
estimated to be about 300587
board feet of pine and l2.240
board feet Of oak will be receiv-
ed at the office of the State For
ester. Box 3347. Charlottesville,
Virginia until 200 p. m. Friday.
November Is. 1856
Full particulars. including pro-
posal forms may be had from the
State Forester or from j. c.
Hayes, Forest Superintendent,
Cumberland Virginia l0-254
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NOTICE

SKATE FOR health. fun and re-
Taxation. Free tickets to beginners.
Hill Top Roller Rink. Farmville.
Va. l0-l9-tf
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For Sale or Rent

FARM II ? miles on river road
Phone $40 OF come to 4l2 Pine
Street l0-23-4p
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BIDS WANTED

TIMBER Bids will be received
on boundry of pure pulp and saw
timber till Oct. 20. See Paul Err
win. Guinea Mills. l0-l9-4p
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SERVICES

D1TCHING Jet us dig youl
bitches, septic tanks, etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for tina,
purpose. Rural work solicited
outney Plumbing and Heating
phone %83 Farmville Va 4-2l-tt
G. E. TELEVISION sales and
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service Motley Hardware
Co. 1873 and 231 Main ST phone
258 or 302, Fa,mville. Va. 9-14-tf
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HELP WANTED


WANTED capable farm man by
January / 1857 to operate mod
en farm machinery and handle
live stock Hourse furnished, sal
airy. near city. Also 26 acres dark
tobacco. reference. Permanent for
qualified man. Write care Box
1899 Lynchbure or phone 2-0455
l0-26-4t
FULL or part .ime opportunity
available in Farmvule selling Ma
,ionally advertised Watkins Pro-
ducts. Merchandise : AA2ed on
credit We help Won get started
Write The r Watkins co. Dert.
S-3, Richmond va l0-e-4p tTp
MAN to service farm families in
East Prince Edward County with
nationally advertised Watkins
products, Profits up to S400 a
month and more possible first
year. Car OF light truck required
No capital investment. Write w
A Pensyl, P. Q. Box SOIL. Rich
nond, Va. l0-30-3CT>
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ROOMS: WILDWOOD Farm. in
sight of golf course. Rent a room
and get the house Telephone
854M or 1872 10-26-2t
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WANTED

CUMBERLAND and cut over land
highest prices paid Landon At
xlns, Realtor Planters Bank
Bldg. Farmville. Phone 390M OF
1913 6-24-tf
CONFEDERATE Money, stamps.
bonds. letters. Charles Affleck
Peyton ST, Winchester, Va.
l0-l2-0t
TO RENT LAND. suitable for
grain and hay. John Glasgow. Rt.
3, Farmville. l0-264p
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FOUND Black and white hound
lcst Sept ~ Last sesn in yicin-
ity of Green Bay. Reward $1,000
White G H Holloway Jr, Bea-
verdam, Va. 1890 St
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APARTMENT - Unfurnished,
rooms and bath. Private entrance
and porch. Phone TO- John Morris.
10-23-4p
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT two rooms furn-
ished. Mrs. L. L. Green. Long
wood Ave. Call 5s7W. after 5
o'clock. lO.3O-tf
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APARTMENTS first and second
floor unfinished. Edna Putnev.
306 South Main St. 10-26-4p
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FOR RENT

STORE: formerly occupied by
Cradles. Elizabeth Burger. Farm
vile. Va. 10-30-tf
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DINETTE SETS - Best buy in
town is at Hodges & Dowdy Fur
niture Co. Phone 81. Second St
l0-30-lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-30

TV-2l' RCA deluxe cabinet
model. Cheap. Guaranteed per-
feet condition. Cali $50 or 1874.
l0-16-tf
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PANSY PLANTS now for winter
and spring blooming. Collins Flor
list, Phone 1871. 10-3O-3p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
Delay Of Hearing
To Probe Witness
For U. S. Opposed
BY the Associated Press

Steve Nelson, Pittsburgh Com
munist Party leader, and foul
alleged associates yesterday op-
posed a Government request
that the Supreme Court halt
proceedings in their pending ap-
peal until lower court deter
mines the credibility of a Gov
eminent witness.
Nelson and the other four
were convicted in U. S. District
Court in Pittsburgh on. charges
of conspiring to advocate violent
overthrow of the Government.
j In a brief submitted to the
Supreme Court. the five men
through their counsel asked the
high tribunal to go ahead with
its plans to hear arguments or
their appeal next week.
The Justice Department in a
motion fled last week asked
that the case be sent back tc
the Pittsburgh court. with in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

Asgeirsson, Prime Minister Her
mann Jopasson, Mr.. Jensson,
former Prime Minister Alafur
Thors, American Ambassador
John J. Muccio and the COM
mander Of the Keflavik Base,
Brig. Gen. John w. White.
The Canadian Foreign Min
lister said Icelanders generally
believe the crisis of 1851 which
necessitated establishment of the
base is over, and that the base
agreement should be modified
to meet the requirements of Sc
curity and the political require
ments which became an issue in
their election last june"
He suggested three ways "in
which the character of the base
can be altered" to make its pres
ence more acceptable to Ice
landers. First, Icelanders should
be given a greater share in the
operation of the base. Second.
American troops should be ro-
tated more frequently. Third.
American soldiers should be re-
placed by American civilians on
jobs where the employment of
soldiers as such is not essential.
Americans Praised
Icelanders are cloud in their
praises of the behavior of the
American forces" Mr.. Pearson
said. adding that one unidenti-
fed government official told him
If we have to have outsiders
on our island. we'd rather have
Americans than any others we
know Of"
MI. Pearson asserted that
apart from the Communists no
party or group has any desire
to withdraw from NATO." But
he warned that there is a yery
real danger Of Russian economic
penetration" of the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
Bentley Alumni Group
Picks Joseph Di Mario

Joseph DiMarzo has been
elected president of the Greater
Washington Chapter of the
Bentley Alumni Association
Other officers are Francis E
WEIGH, vice president; Fred
Lash, secretary, and Carl Ches-
ley, treasurer.
Charles Tucker, Francis E
Spicer and Joseph Winokour
were elected to the executive
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

ably viii finalize an agreement
between the two countries un.
der which Syria will receiv,
Soviet long-term loans to n,
nance 5000 million develop.
Iment plan. Preliminary agree.
ment on the accord was reached
when Soviet Foreign Minister
Dmitri Shepilov visited Syria
three months ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

discussed the issue of United
States troops with Icelandic
leaders.
On the basis of these talks, he
said. he is Optimistic" that the
current visit of Icelandic Foreign
Minister Emil Jensson to WASH
ington will enable the two coun-
tries Ito work something out"
Russian Changes Noted
He also said he had empha-
sized Iceland's Importance as a
link in North America S chain de-
Tense system against Russian nu-
clear attack.
other official sources here ex-
planned that Mr.. Pearson pointed
out to the Icelandic government
leaders that there had been an
important change in the nature
Of the Russian military threat
since 1851, when Iceland granted
permission for the establishment
of a North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization air base at Keflavik,
manned by American personnel.
Then the danger had been that
Western Europe would be over
run by Soviet Army divisions,
Now the danger was Of nuclear
air attack on North America.
Thus the retention of the Kefla-
lvik base was important to Ca
madam defenses.
1.-THE Icelanders were surprised
and l think impressed by this
argument" this source said.
"They hadn't thought of Cam
ada's interest in this matter. .
He pointed out that Iceland, with
la population of about 10000.
has a strong bond with Canada
in that some $4,000 people of
Icelandic descent live in Canada.
Figured in Talks
Mr.. Pearson discussed the base
issue and Iceland's position in
NATO with President Asgeir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

structions to hold hearings on
the veracity of Joseph D. Mag
zel. Mazzei, as a Government
informant who reported to the
FBI, testified against BENJAMIN
Lowell Careathers and James
HulSe Dolsen, two of the five
convicted men.
In its motion, the Justice De-
partment said it believes Mag
zei's testimony in this case was
truthful. But, it added. he later
gave testimony in other unre-
lated cases which it has serious
reasons to doubt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
Syrian President
To Visit Russia

DAMASCUS. Syria, Oct. 8 up
Syrian President Shukri XII
watly will pay a state visit to
the Soviet Union at the end OF
this month, presidential palace
sources said yesterday.
During his visit Syria prob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
'Conodo DiscIoses Effort
To End u. S.-IceIond Rift
BY GERALD WARING
Special Correspondent OF The Star

OTTAWA. Oct 3Icesndic- American talks Washington
seeking TO relations strained the presence American
troops in Iceland received assist from week.
was disclosed here today.
Canadian Foreign Minister Lester B. Pearson back from
nreeday visit to Reykjavk told The Evening
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
High Holiday Ticket Policy
Ropped AS Inconsiderufe

day time that they desire to at
tend services for prayer and medi-
tation but cannot because they are
not members.
1t is a known fact that we have
officers and personnel handling the
affairs of the schulz and temple
and to them are entrusted the rules
and regulations, but it seems they
ought to consider peoples feelings
a little more and be more lenient
toward their fellow man.
So in closing 1 seriously hope
and pray that this matter can be
adjusted to the happiness and con-
sideration of all residents in this
city so we can all be proud of our
Jewish community.
Mrs. Sidney SiperStein
1929 N. Laurel Ave.
EDITORS NOTE: Tickets for
High Holiday services have been
sold by Congregation Ayn Yaacov
(Orthodox) and Temple Sholom
(Reformed). Both groups also sell
full-year memberships.)
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

and other American defense in
stallation in the Middle East.
President Eisenhower and the
U. S. Department OF Defense are
interested in Saudi Arabia's re-
sponse. The president gave tacit
blessings to Garments idea and
asked him to report back to the
White House with his findings.
THE DEFENSE Department
wrote Carmen it would 'be happy
to assist in making appropriate ar
rangementS for you A first
hand report on the Middle East
area will be of benefit"
Carmen, as a us. veterans lead
er. is concerned about Communist
encroachment in the Middle East.
He is mindful of the morale and
welfare of us. servicemen based
in that area. In this connection, he
has noted the situation confronting
US. airmen who happen to be OF
the Jewish religion.
AS COMMANDER of the oldest
active war veterans organization In
the United States, Carmen was re-
ceived at the White House by
President Eisenhower. The preSi-
dent listened with interest and
even surprise when Carmen de
scribed the religious discrimination
against American service person
mel The White House later re-
quested information from the State
Department which, under both
Democratic and Republican admin
istrations, participated in the anti
Jewish arrangement.
Carmen is hopeful of also visit
ing American boses in Libya, Nor
occo, Agiers, and NATO installa-
tons in Turkey.
AT 81, CARMEN personifies the
imaginative new thinking emerg-
ing among organized veterans. 1T
is noteworthy that his ideas are
welcomed by such men as Presl-
dent Eisenhower, who listened in
tently.
Saudi Arabia'S attitude toward
American Jews will be exposed
publicly when Carmen appears be-
fore the Arabian consul. If the visa
is rejected, it will dramatic Saudi
Arabian bigotry. Should the visa be
granted, Carmen may have a
chance to meet King Ibn Saud.
Carmen may seek to persuade the
king of his error in seeing pro-
Communist Arab elements as his
allies and Jews as his enemies.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Javi+s Says
Israel ToGe+
Large Loan

NEW YORK (JTA) - Jacob K.
Javits, Republican candidate f o r
the United States Senate, said that
Israel is getting a loan of $75 mil
lion from the Export-Import Bank
with the approval of the United
States government.
He cited this, the Republican
Party's platform pledge to prevent
aggression against Israel, and the
American position on the S u z
Canal situation as indications of a
more favorable attitude towards
Israel. He pledged that, If elected,
he would strive to have the govern
ment implement its promises and
to assure that, whatever the result
of the Suez Canal negotiations, Is
rael's ships should be permitted
free passage.
He said the sale of Canadian and
French jet planes to Israel could
not have taken place without Unit
ed States approval. Javits also de-
clared himself in favor of estab-
fishing u. S. bases in Israel.
Rep. Arthur Klein, seeking cleo
ton to the New York Supreme
Court, charged that "the Republi-
cans led Israel to believe t h e y
would receive arms and then let
them down." He asserted that if
the United States had granted
arms to Israel, cit would have dis
couraged Egypt in its ambitions
ond IN all likelihood. the SueZ Can
al mess would never have arisen" ="
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
PHOTOGRAPHERS
CONTRAST OLD,
.NEWMISRAEL

Journey To Israeli is a newly
published pictorial guide by Ernest
Aschner and Zachary Server
which presents a sentimental in
sight to Israel and the u m a n S
which make up its populace.
Published by Monde Publishers,
Inc, of White Plains, NY, and
with an introduction by Maryland
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin, the
book is sparing with text but rich
in Interpretation with 200 photo
graphs plus inside-cover maps.
The tumult of busy Tel Aviv,
work of long-robed Arab farmers,
children laughing, new housing,
ancient ruins, desert vastness, and
rolling hills are depicted in drama
tic photos.
The book provides an unhurried
view of the young nation and, no
doubt, nostalgia for the tourist re-
turned from there.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
It is with deep concern that I
write these lines to express just
how 1 feel about the managing Of
the Conservative schulz and the
Reformed temple in this city.
1 realize that they have to be
maintained with members paying
their dues, but at the same time
l personally do not feel that any
Jewish person should be refused
admittance into house of wor-
ship. Some people are not finan-
cially able to become members so,
therefore, they should be allowed
to purchase a ticket for seat at
a reasonable price if they so de-
sire. You will never find that
Gentle person will be refused to
enter his house of worship if not
a member, so why should ours?
Many people feel at High Holi-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Egyptian Spurns Peace
Offer Bv Miss Israel

LONDON,s (JTA) = An attempt
by Rina Weiss = Miss Israel in
the Miss World beauty contest -
to make peace" with Miss Egypt
was rebuffed by the Egyptian en-
trant, it was reported by the Daily
Sketch here.
The incident occurred, according
to the report, when Miss Weiss
passed a note to the Egyptian girl
reading, Long live peace between
our nations" The Egyptian en-
trant refused to endorse the note.
Miss Egypt also protested because
she was forced, she said, to kiss
Miss Israel by photographers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

THE us. government apparent
ly considers the JWV an appropri-
ate organization to pursue such
matters involving national defense.
This is illustrated by the interest
shown in Garments thinking by Gen.
eral Twining, air force chief of
staff, and Air Secretary QuarleS.
Carmen is giving some thought
to the idea of attempting to meet
with Nasser. He would convey the
thoughts of American Jewish vet
Grams. Such a meeting, it is be-
lieved, could do no harm and
might do some good.
Nasser still maintains that he is
'anti Zionist" bnt not "anti-Jewish-" ;"
So it is within the realm Of poSsi-
bility that a former aviation ma
chiniSt'S mate of Newton, Mass,
may sail through the Suez Canal,
trying to bring sanity to the rulers
of Arabdom.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

Hundreds of new industrial en-
terprises are being established IN
Israel every year with the assist
ance of proceeds derived from the
sale of the Israel Development
Bond Issue.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

JERUSALEM (JTA) = Israel and
Bulgaria have signed a So million
trade agreement under which Is
rael will receive timber, wheat, to-
bacco, minerals and grain in ex-
change for tires, citrus, phosphates,
medical supplies and pipe.