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Mrs. Langley, 81,
VA Division Chief

Mrs. Ryenza S. Langley, 81, re-
tired division chief at the Vet
erans' Administration. died Fri
day in her home, 5000 Rayland
drive, Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Langley. who had 81 years
of Government service, headed
the Veterans Benefit Office in
the VA until she retired last De-
cember /. She served as a Navy
Yeomanette in Washington dur
ing World War I.
Mrs. Langley's husband
Charles E., who died in l948, was
in the building business in the
Washington area. She lived with
her sister, Mrs. lone S. Ebrite
for more than six years near Po-
toYnac, Md. until January l
when they moved to the Bethes-
da address.
Mrs. Langley belonged to the
Central Presbyterian Church
Services will be held in Pun
phrey's funeral home, 1857 Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Maj. Ebert L. Bias Dies;
Cited for VoIor in War

Maj. Ebert Leslie Bias. IS. an
Army hero who received the Dis
Itinguished Service Cross and
the Silver Star for valor In
World War II, died Friday at
Walter Reed Hospital.
He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert D. Bias. 3101 North
Oakland street, Arlington. Va.
Maj. Bias helped build the
strongest Army Reserve in West
Virginia history. He was assist
ant senior Army advisor to the
States reserve from 1852 to
1855 and during that time, the
Reserve increased four times In
size. Recently, he was trans
ferred to Fort Benning, Ca, to
attend an advanced officer
course when he became Ill. He
was admitted to Walter Reed
December 2. An autopsy is being
held to determine the cause Of
death.
Blew Up Enemy Bunker
Maj. Bias received the Ma
tons second highest award, the
DISC. for personally blowing up
Ia German bunker that was stop
ping the advance Of the entire
American regiment in Nuern-
berg. 81 just tossed a satchel
charge into the bunker and
eliminated it," he said at the
time. He was then a lieutenant
with the 45th Division.
While with the 45th Division
at Anzio, Italy, the platoon he
was leading stumbled on to a
group of Germans who were
planning to attack the rear of
the American forces. Maj. Bias
broke up the German ambush.
For that action he received the
Silver Star.
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After World War II, Maj. Bias
was q salesman in Charleston.
w. Va. Afterwards he served in
the Korean war and participated
in three major battles.
Wounded Several Times
Mai. Bias received various bull
let wounds in World War II and
during the Korean war he suf-
fered shell fragment wounds in
the stomach.
Mai. Bias was a native of
Huntington, w. Va, and was
graduated from Proctorville
(Ohio) High School. He Joined
the Army in 1941.
Services with full military hon.
ors will be held at pm. tomor-
row at Fort Myer Chapel. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Darn nf Thanka

BAILEY, ADAJ. We wish to express our
sincere appreciation for the many acts
OF kindness, expressions OF sympathy,
floral offerings, prayers and condoiences
extended by our friends ana neignpors
in the sudden passing Of our daughter
ana ''S'f' AA' THE FAMILY.
BUTLER, MARGARET E. The family Of
the late MARGARET E. BUTLER wishes
to express their sincere thanks ano
Rev. Peters and friends for their cards,
floral tributes and donations OF cars
given in her memory.
BROWN. RAYMOND THOMAS. The
family of the late RAYMOND THONGS
BROWN wishes to express their deep
appreciation to the many friends VINO
extended their sympathy, and lot tne
mary %sssaEe oer sad d S1hsF
their recent sudden bereavement.
DEsPERT. CORA E; The family family Of the
to thank the priests, choir and altar
boys Of Holy Redeemer CATHOLIC Church,
Miss Marie Stone, Mr. and Mrs; he Sov
Spreaders' Club Of ]. 3, ?. o; E: OF
W. and co-workers of Potomac Eiectrle
Power CO. We. also wish to express
teiesrams, telephone calls. donation Of
cars and cards Of sympathy in our
M Mr. WALTER J. pEsPERT AND FAM
lily.
FRIDAY, FRED 2; Tbs family annnyov 81 sns
the kind expressions of sympathy from
friends and extends grateful thanks
for kilograms, phone calls, VISITS. CafosS,
flowers and contributions given an I'S
n'eo''' THE FRIDAY FAMILY.
rapS ApAM 7 THE family of the
late ADAM j. JACOBS wishes to express
their deep appreciation to the irlenos
and organizations who extenoeq .neif
messages and other tokens OF con,
dolence offered during their recent
suooeh oefeA'e IRENE AKERs.
JOHNSON. THOMAS H. The family Of
the late THOMAS H. JOaM son
the kind expressions of sympathy from
relatives and friends and eXtendS US
sincere thanks for phone calls. SisiLs,
our recent De'sTHtE FAMILY.
NAEHR, ROBERT C. Words cannot ex-
press my thanks to the many frlends
and reatyes OF my i as
Especially his co-workers, the doctors Is n,S
and nurses from Garfield, WaSnington
WIFE, KAY NAEHR.
RIDGLEY, IDA C. Mr.. Joseph H.
Ridgiey, the devoted husband OF the
late IDA, c R1DGLEY' scknowled ss
with deep .SmDaby tr rne f Telatv s
friends and the Rev. A. J. Edwards
Of Zion Baptist Church. also WISH
to extend my sincere thanks for visiIs'
cards and flowers given in her memory.
y I1R DEVOTED AND LOVING HUS-
BAND. JOSEPH H. R1DGLEY.
DAUGHTER, NOAH SMITH, JR. We
wish to express our sincere thanks INSANE ana
the Rev, C. E. Fields, the Rev. James
Stanmore, the consoling choir, oficers
and members Of the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. relatives, nelgnpors,i
co-workers and friends for their moral
tributes, cards. kilograms. visits, use OF
cars, other expressions OF sympathy ano
services rendered at the passing OF our
s'o'eu w. THE FAMILY.
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Mrs. R. H. Chapman,
Former Resident

Mrs. Frances Andrews Chap
man, a former resident at 1929
@ street NV, died Thursday in
Winchester, Va. where she had
lived for several years. She was
the widow of Maj. Robert H.
Chapman.
Services will be held at 3 pm.
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
A brother, William Whiting
Andrews, Tryon, N. c., survives.
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Benjamin 0. Royce,
Retired Carpenter

Benjamin o. Royce, 80, re-
tired carpenter and a member of
Local No. 1872 for so years. died
Thursday at his home, 301 Au-
burn street, Annandale. Va. He
was a native of Forestville, Md.
Services will be held at l pm.
tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home in Georgetown. Burial will
be in Forestville.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of Thanks in
The Stor meets q need which con
hofdIy be solved in any other woy
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
fIorol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom Q per-
sonoI note Of Thanks eennot well be
mailed or whose nomes end i'd
dresses ore not known. insertions OF
a cord Of thonks moy be orronsed
by telephone to The stor ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Anurilitt1

xIMMER. PAUL. There will be an un-
yelling Of a monument for the late
PAUL ZIMMER on Sunday. March 4;
Coi,,mbis Lodge Cemetery, 3217 18th
pl. sc. Friends and relatives are
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HIT Mrntnrtaiit

DELLA. In cherished
memory OF my beloved mother, DELLA
ALEXANDER. who passed into, life
fs45. AI pAudHTf FER M lar RET
AVERY. HARRY z. Ny tribute of eternal
devotion in loving memory of my pre-
cious husband. HARRY E. AVERY. who
silently and suddenly went with Jesus
years ago today, March 4. 1943.
Today is your anniversary, darling!
Still with grief my heart almost
For it was thirteen years ago today
When God carried you gently from
my loving and trembling embrace
! thought. at f1rst. you'd forever be
But through memory instead. you
I'm so very. thankful God gave me you
If only for while.
Then. dearest, since it was Gods will
That you be called to rest.
! Just know, ., my precious Harry you're
Against our Saviour's gentle breast
YOUR EVER FAITHFUL AND DEVOTED
WIFE. JENNIE B. AVERY.
AVERY, HARRY E. Our tender and
b lSyno tFhI ser to HAIRY H1ER 9
who quietly and suddenly Joined our
Saviour thirteen years ago today
30 many InlnBS. eRpa, you OlQ IOr US,
Not a single day goes by.
That memory fails to hold its mirror
Before our grateful eyes.
And we know, too, dear Papa. If YOU
could talk today.
You'd enthusiastically whisper
our grief to allay:
Have faith, be good, and in Gods
time, it will come to be
You .t ell Xill then be with me for al
Pop, how we miss YOU. can't be told
In Just line or two;
Each day thousand things remind US
OF the love we shared with you.
YOUR ETERNALLY LOVING AMI
DEVOTED CHILDREN, JOHN
THELMA AND TOWNSEND AVERY
BRIGGS, ANNA M. A tribute Of love
and devotion to our beloved sister
ANNA M. BRIGGS. who departed thi,
life two years ago today. March 4, 1854
No one knows how much we miss you
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered. Since we lost YOU
Life has never been the same.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Sweetly, tenderly. fond and true:
There is not day. dear sister,
That we do not think of you.
ANNETTE JACKSON, SOPHIA POWELL
AND FAMILY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

1855 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, the his
toric address of the century-old funeral es-
tablishment of Joseph Gawler's Sons, is
location in keeping with the finest traditions
of Gawler service to Washington families.
Throughout the generations, the descendants
of Joseph Gawler have elected to remain in
that part of the city most closely associated
with the history and traditions of Washington.
Not only is the location most convenient, with
room for courtesy parking directly across
the street . but 1t is, at the same time, re-
assuring to those paying final tribute. Here,
within few blocks Of the nations timeless
shrines and memorials, along the tree-shaded
expanse of Pennsylvania Avenue, exists an
atmosphere Of permanenee and closeness to
the past that is both reverent and reassuring
In time of need, it is our hope that you will
remember the convenient location and the dis
tinguished, address of Joseph Gawlers Sons
historic funeral home.
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GUssIE SIMPSON, Worthy Matron,
JOgEPH YEAPWC1OD Jr w p

JAMIE Y. NEWTON. Secretary.
bers of Richard Howell GleaVes AS
sembly No. 2, order Of the Golden
Circle, are requested to attend twilight
service for L. L. ESTELLE MOORE on
Horizons Funeral Home, 1922 You st.
NV. Funeral Monday, March 8. at
pm. from the above funeral home
LILLIAN PIERCE.
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JOHN Z. Special communica-
ton of Arminius Lodge. No.
70. F. A. A. M. is hereby
called for Monday. March 8.
1856. at l pm. in lodge
room No. 8, Masonic Temple.
18th and N. Y. ave. NV.
for the purpose of paying
tribute to our late
JOHN z. MERGNER. BY the
fha uunrzhinf,,1 yn0stAr
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dINSUN, CLYDE E. Fort Dupont Lodge
% No. So. F. A. A. M. will
M hold a special comMunica-
IN ton on Monday. March b,
1856. at 10 am, at Naval
Lodge Hall, $50 Pa. ave.
MN Sc. for the purpose Of con-
" Quoting Masonic funeral serv-
ices for our late brother. CLYDE E..
HlNSON. Members please attend.
NEAL A. HESSELTON. w. M.
PERCX L ATKINS LIZ A
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Dratha

AGNER. ROBERT LEE. suddenly: on
andris Hospital, ROBERT LEE AGNER::
husband of Elsie w. .Agner of 100 Westt
Cedar St, Alexandria. Va; father o. Of
Mrs. D. L. Ridenhour Of Charlotte,
NC: Mrs. Ben Cline of COLUMBIA,
s. C., and Miss Daisy Agner OF White
Rock, S. c. He also is survived py
three grandchildren. Friends may eaii
King St. alexandria, Va. where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday,
March 6. at II am. 1nterment IVY
Hill Cemetery.
ANGLIN, THOMAS c. On, THURSDAY
March /. 1856 at his RESIDENCE, 3909
C ENGLIN. beloved husband of Cecilia
z, Anglin and father Of Shirley A,
Kline. He also Is. survived py tW9
Morris z. Anglin, Friends IN may y.,; Ssll
Md, where services will be held on
Monday, March 8. at 10 am. Rela.
tives and friends invited. 1nterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
BEHREND. MENDEL, On Saturday
DEL BEHREND of 4545 Connecticut
aye nw beloved b,e ReSSana Behrend
father Of Erna Mae Behrend Of Rich
mond. Va, and Mrs. Carolyn D; Miles
OF Norfolk, Va. He also is survived by
four grandchildren. Friends may cal
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
ssol i4th st. NV ab6y arkfn nnerai home
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lier
of flowers, q contribution may be maos
to the Heart Fund.
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MOORE, MRS. ESTELLE. onicers and
teTs Of isis IS re reo T S1 to assemble
at the Horton Funeral Home, 1922
You st. NV. on Sunday. March 4,
1855. at 8 pm, for the purpose of
late daughter. Mrs ESTELLE MOORE
OLEvIA M. AMISS, Ill. Comm.
RAYMOND COLBERT, Noble Adv.
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members OF Catcher Chapter
No =. o. E. s., are requested
to attend the funeral of our
late sister. ESTELLE MOORE.
on Monday. March 5, 1856.
at l pm. from the Horton
Funeral Home, 1922 You st.
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EDERICK. A special COM
munication Of Chilium Castle
Lodge No. 1855. A. F. and
A. NJ, will be held at the
Temple on Tuesday, March 9,
1856, at 1:30 pm, for the
purpose of conducting the
funeral services for our late
frederick FUNK.
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SCHADE, LEO p. On Saturday, March 8,
1856. at Providence Hospital. LEO P.
SCHADE, beloved husband Of Monica
DeVaughn and brother of Rita Aenew,
Mabel Layne and Edwin Schade. Fu-
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope I'd.
Sc, on Monday, March s. at 2 pm.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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SHELTON, KLINE S. on Friday, March
., 1856. at the Alexandria Hospital,
KLINE S. SHELTON, Of r. F. D.. No. 4.
Fairfax. Va, beloved husband Of Irene
Charles M. and John Q. Shelton, brother
Of Mrs. Lena r. Chaillet, Mrs. Virginia
A. Simpson. Mrs. Marguerite L. Watson.
Mittie Belle. Claude c., Harry H., Byrl
call at the EVERY Funeral Home. Fair
fax, Va. where services will be held
on Tuesday, March d, at IL am.
Interment Fairfax Cemetery.
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WOOD, MAY MYERS. In loving mem
ory Of my dear friend. MAY MYERS
WOOD, who passed away ten years ago
today. March 4, 1916.
Always remembered, sadly missed.
HELEN.
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In Mrninriattt

BRIGGS. MRS. ANNA. In loving memory
OF my very dear friend. MRS. ANNA
BRIGGS. whom God called to eternal
rest two years ago on March 4. 1854.
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LESTER SUMMERS

Friday, March 2, 1866. at Prince
GEORGES Hospital, Cheyerly, Md.
LESTER SUMMERS KEEFAUVER Of
Md. beloved husband of Helen Ross
Keefauver and brother of John Earl
Keefauver. Friends may call at the
Gasch Funeral Home, Hyattsyille, Md,
at st. Andrews Episcopal Church. Col
lege Park, Md, on Monday, March 5. at
2 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
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NADELIINEs CUUUtTIIyt Oh
Thursday. March L. 1856. at her
residence, 23l2 l. ST. NV, MADELINE
JACKSON, daughter of the late Fred
and Lottie Anderson and sister OF
host of other relatives and friends
Friends may call at the Boyd Funeral
Home. 1898 Goth st. NV, after !
pm. Sunday. March 4. Funeral from
Monday, March 8. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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lMPBELL, HELEN ARABELLA Inc,

1855, in San Diego. Calf. after an
illness Of several months, HELEN ARA
BELLA CAMPBELL (nee Warwick
formerly Of Washington, D. c. She
is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Helen Powell and Mrs. Jane Saeva,
and two sons. Ralph Fletcher of San
Diego, Calf, and Albert E. Fletcher
of arlington, Va. 1nterment San Diego,
Calf.
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March 2. 1855. at her daughters resi-
dence, Vienna, Va, MARTHA MAUDE
JONES, beloved wife of the late George
Jones and Mrs. Esther B Hammerstone;
also survived by one brother, Chester
c. Unruh and two granddaughters.
Friends may call at the funeral home of
March 4. Services 2 pm. Monday at
Mount Salem Methodist Church. Will
mington. Del. 1nterment Mount Salem
CemntPry
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IONA MERANDA. On Fri
day, March 2, 1856, at the residence
Park. Md. IONA MERANDA HOWARD,
beloved mother of Erma Howard Hell
mer. She. also is survived by three
grandchildren and three Rreat-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll ST.
NV. parking lot oppositel, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday. March
5, at 1890 am. Interment George
Washington Cemetery.
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D.,
BstSssda; Ma 4 HAZE aAKRY nn E6WAk j
Mary Esteil Davis, Gienmont. Md
father Of Mrs. Ada M. Jenkins, Kent
land Md Mrs. Beatrice sst Pars9n c bGkyo
HEIGHTS. Md; six grandchildren, brother
OF Mrs. Iona Hillard. Mrs: Eff,
Mangum, Mrs. Lillian Mooney. Friends
ea the Roy W B SSsre FgneTs
services will be, held Tuesday, March 8
at . pm. Interment Mount Carme
Cemetery.
DeLoE. MARY e. OF Los Angeles, Calf.
on March 2. 1856. MARY E. DeLOE
S0vfs xis Of sns as P ans d aafas
". DeLoe of Washington, D. C., ant
daughter, Mrs. klice D. Hatfield, Lo
Angeles. Calf. Funeral Arrangement
announced at later date.
DYKE, CLAUDE E., SIR. On Friday
March 2. 1866, at his residence, l53!
Vermont ave NV: CLAUDE E.; DYKE E1isa
tricia and Claude E, Dyke. jr. Ais
surviving are his mother. Mrs. Matti
MsKns6t one sister, pI Msrss snd D o6e
p peiatiVes and many friends. inter :
pm. Monday friends are invited 7
call a. the MCGUIRE Funeral Home
1920. 9th st. NV. REQUIEM mass WI
De CeleDTAIcu a. 81. husuohLIS Sosho.A
Church, 18th st. between X ana sts
NV. at 10 am. Tuesday. March {
Interment Arlington, Va.
ELGIN, CARROLL T. At 3433 Noun
Pleasant st, NV, on March j.. l95t
son Of Carol Lee Elgin. brother @
Marvin c. Elgin. Services at Chamber:
Funeral Home, 14Q0 Chaplin St; NV
on Tuesday, March 9. at 1:30 pm
Interment washington National Gene
terry.
IEURE, NOME G. On Saturday. Marc
ter, Mrs Elsie Chipiwalt Of 102 Chest
nut ST.. Fairfax. Va. NOME G. EURE
mother OF Mrs. Lillian Paprocki Mrs
Elsie Chipiwalt and Milton Eure; siste
| OF Mrs Matte Marshall, Mrs. Add
| Cabin. Miss Clyde Gardner, Oar
| Eugene, James and George Gardner
| Friends may call at the EVERY Funera
| Home, Fairfax. Va, where services Wi
| be held on Tuesday. March 3. at 2 2. m
| Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 5
FENRICK. LoTTIE. On Saturday, Marc
5, 1855, LOTTIE FENRICk c
| 1869 Independence ave. Sc, widow Q
| the late George Fenriek, devoted mothe
4 Of the late George Fenrick. -ir. Sh
also leaves to mourn her loss on
| daughter. Mrs. Helen Hebert; two SON
Joseph and Melvin Fenrick; five granc
| children, two great-srandchildren an
Il other relatives and many friends. NJ
i tiee of funeral later ArransementF
the Eugene Ford Funeral Home.
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ism. P. H. Chase
Brings Pointer
40 Days in Jail

A 21-year-old painter yester-
day was sentenced to 40 days in
jail or pay Sis fine on II
traffic charges that grew out Of
a 115-mile-an-hour chase on
February 10.
Committed to jail in lieu of
the fine was Lloyd L. Gregg. of
the 1900 block of Hillside road
Sc. Mr.. Gregg. the father of
two, pleaded guilty to all of the
charges.
He was arrested by Pvts.
John E. brass and Edwin j.
Ruff, near Thirty-second and
Erie streets Sc.
Pvt. brass said Gregg was
driving a new convertible. The
fleeing auto easily lost the police
car in a chase that led eastward
on Minnesota avenue.
The car Gregg was driving had
been reported stolen. AS they
neared the owners home, police
saw the speeding car again and
pulled it to the curb. The car
later was found to belong to one
of the four survivors of a crash
that killed two men in a 100-mile
per hour accident near Largo,
Md. on New Years eve.
Further investigation disclosed
Gregg previously was convicted
of speeding and that his drivers
license once had been suspended
and once revoked.
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Robbis Slated to Close
3-Doy Convention Today

The goth annual convention
Of the Rabbinical Council Of
America will close its three-day
meeting today in the Hotel 24O0
Rabbi Israel Klavan. executive
director of the council. yesterday
reported that more than $4,000
children are now enrolled in all
day Jewish religious schools
This is an increase of 20 pei
cent over last years total.
Rabbi Klavan also told the
gathering the council now has
700 spiritual leaders ministerine
to more than one million men,
berS. He said a gain of SO
spiritual leaders was made dur
ing the past year.
The Chief Rabbi of the Brit
lish Empire, DR.. Israel Brodie,
has accepted an invitation of
the council to lead a Torah con-
vocation in the United States,
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Rabbi Bernard Twersky. direc-
tor of public relations for the
council, announced yesterday
Rabbi Brodie will arrive on June
Is to spend a month here.
The hope Of the world for
peace, lies in an education sys-
tenn that will develop better
men and not merely better
technicians," DR.. Samuel Belkin
of New York, president Of Ye-
SILVA University, said in a mes
sage to the convention yester-
day.
Neither the atom nor the
hydrogen bomb will, in them
selves. be an end to the over
whelming problem of creating
a society living in harmony with
ITSELF" DR.. Belkin asserted.
Rabbi David B. Hollander of
New York. president of the
council, presided.
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Arabs Moy Use Oil
To Squeeze Israel

AMMAN. Jordan, June 6 (P.--
An informed source said yester-
day four Arab countries are con-
sidering a plan to prevent nations
using Middle Eastern oil from
giving Israel military or economic
aid.
The countries considering q
common policy in dealing with
Iforeign-owned oil companies are
Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria and
Lebanon. The informant said
lone proposal being considered is
aimed at preventing countries
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where the oil companies are
owned from aiding Israel.
Under the proposal. the coun-
tries where the companies have
headquarters would be asked TO
remain neutral in any future
hoStilities between Israel and the
Arab states. The presumption
was that if the countries did not
agree. their oil companies even
Itually would lose their franchises.
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with this view both before and
after the war, as Gen. Smith
explains. In a private luncheon
the Prime Minister expressed the
view the Allies should not only
have taken Berlin but stood firm
in Soviet zone territory until
definite agreements were reached
with Stain. While Gen. Smith
says he still disagreed with this
view he conceded MIR. Churchill
more accurately estimated our
future relationships with the
Soviet Union than any Western
statesman who dealt with them"
Gen. Smith advances sound
military facts for the Berlin de-
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cision. but dismisses the point
made by Churchill and others
that in modern war battles must
be fought for political as well as
military reasons and military
commanders must keep one eye
cooked on conference tables as
well as battle charts if the fruits
of victory are not to be lost.