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has Through its theological in
fluence, also gained converts OF
leading theological and cultural
personalities :. It we, lose the
field theologically we have lost
everything"
DR.. Vajta told the third as
sembly of the Lutheran World
Federation meeting here that
"the Roman Catholic Church
has assigned special institu-
tions and periodicals to follow
all our doings."
Warns on Neglect
The speaker called on church
leaders responsible "only for
church politics and administra-
ton" to become aware Of the
fact that Theological research
cannot be neglected" He adj
vocated special studies Of other
churches be undertaken by the
federation's department Of the
ology, established five years age
at Hanover, Germany.
Another Lutheran leader, DR.,
Carl E. Lund-Quist, executive
secretary Of the federation, re-
vealed yesterday the body's
executive committee had ap-
proved a one-year research re-
quest concerning the establish
ment Of an institute for the
study Of Roman Catholic the
oloey.
DR.. Lund-Quist explained the
task Of the Lutheran Church
lies especially in the field OF
discussion with the Roman
Catholic Church. for historical
and theological development
has placed the Lutheran Church
in opposition to it,"
President Eisenhower in a
telegram to the assembly, read
Evening star., 1957-08-17

6chnabel. pastor Of the church
on North Glebe road. Visits"
this year to Austria. italy and
Alaska have attracted from rs
to 100 parishioners to each
supper.
Films on Foreign Lands
Travel films are by courtesy
Of Pan-American Airways.
Ladies of the parish prepare
the meals under the guidance
Of Mrs. Arthur Schwitz Of 1922
Florida street. North Arlington.
Donations are taken at the
suppers, but the main purpose
Is to bring everyone together
from time to time in the alb
sence of clubs and activities
suspended during the summer
The first foreign menu this
Evening star., 1957-08-17
RoAD-E-O WINNER
VISITS NEW YORK,
STICKS TO TAXIS

NEW YORK. Aug. II
(R.-The Nations cham
pion teen-age driver took
one look at New York's
traffic and said:
Il think Ill stick to
'taxis while I'm here"
Charles E. Hopkins. 10.
Of Atlanta, Ca, arrived
here yesterday on a three
day visit. He won over so
other contestants in the
National Teen-age Road
e-o IN washington, this
week.
Young Hopkins said that
neither Atlanta nor Wash
ington could compare with
New York in traffic tangleS.
Evening star., 1957-08-17

y .i
at the convention dinner last
night in the bennington Hotel.
said "in this historic conclave
you find inspiration to your
filth and strength for your
work.
Guided by the truth which
sets men free and united by a
common devotion to God and
neighbor. your resolutions
reached here will open up new
areas Of fruitful service.
LAS men Of good will make
their testimony felt in mighty
concert, the hope Of q just
peace is advanced around the
world"
Bishop Speaks
nshop Bo H. Giertz Of Goth
enburg, cautioned that good
church attendance too often is
accompanied by "the danger
that the pastor tries to give his
audience the message they are
likely to understand"
What pastors should stress
and proclaim instead is the
gospel Of the atonement, the
justification by faith and saliva
tion through belief in Jesus
Christ" he asserted.
Bishop Giertz told the 1,7O0
persons at the banquet the
most striking thing about
American churches for a Euro
pean visitor is the fact our
Lutheran churches ARE no
longer nationalistic.
TslScuSs Education
DR.. Walter B. Freed Of Wash
ington, pastor Of Luther Place
Memorial Lutheran Church,
told q luncheon meeting today
religious education in the
Evening star., 1957-08-17
|Lutherons Told Of Peril
In Ronnon Catholic Move
BY CASPER NAMES
Star Stan Correspondents

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. ia Swiss church leader today
warned Luheans would lose everything" unless they
the Roman Catholic Church Theological offensive with
their
He is DR.. Vimos vaja of Geneva Switzerland director of
the Lutheran World Federation department theology He
asserted theological offensive the Roman Catholic Church
Evening star., 1957-08-17
St. Murk's Dinner

st. Marks Church Of Arling-
ton will give a Stay-at-home
vacation dinner at $50 pm.
Thursday at the church. North
Glebe road at Twenty-fifth
street. A travelogue also will be
shown.
Evening star., 1957-08-17
Home Vocotionists Dine
And roveI' at Church

An Arlington church has found
tions make resoundngy successful social occasions
Biweeky church at St. Marks Church
international flavor with foreign Aims
for the stay-at-homes
The idea conceived year by the Rev. George E.
Evening star., 1957-08-17

Leo Kerim, who also talked
about their experiences.
Needless to say, suppers at
st. Marks are by reservation
only.
Evening star., 1957-08-17

BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM

1--l69.9S Kroehler 2-Pe
sofabed Suite. toast 1895
l--f1p. p5 odd Kroehier Sofa
beds, toast color s8s
1-se.a5 swivel Rocker,
green tweed fabric 1895
500 .a5 Rowe and Kroeh-
Ter 2-Pe. Foam Daveno
2-28a.e5 sofabed Outfits Of
pcs; bedding compsrt-
2-2Iao5 Kroehler B-Pe
sofabed OUTFITS; sleeps 2
2-i2a.a5 1925 Kroehlsr
Sleep . sofabeds $685.
3-99.05 1895 Foam
Lounge Chairs: variety s55
3-74.e5 Foam LounEe
Chairs; wins and barrel
i@as oS Reclining c lhm,he
plastic and fabric 1905
$50 .05 Duran Plastic Fire
side Chairs: colors SIS
l-i90.D5 T-Cushlon Sofa:
foam. nylon covered $40
l--l0Q .gb Kroehler Foam
Sofa In toast color SIS
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BEDDING, SLEEP
FURNITURE

Slseps i; floor sampIs ssh
opens into bed for 2 SO
2-Sl00 Bed Davenport;
opens into bed for Q 500
B-s220-s $3.50 Famous Name
Bed Davenports, full slse. !.
2--s2la Eclipse Bed psys n
ports; sleeps two St40
10--2D.05 Innerspring Mat
treeses; double size only $40
1879. o5 Twin Innerspring
Mattresses; AGA ticking, slb
15-20.05-54.Db High Grade
BOX SPRINGS: twin, dble. sire,
4-1p.pB Coil BprinS Mat
tressi discont. dble. size. SIS
Mattresses; twin, dble., -
7-10.pb Foam OUTFITS on
Legs: aQ-in. and twin sizes,
1850 'aS hollywood outfits:
pre-built, 3 legs win,
1905 HssdboardG duran
plastic; eggshell. twin -
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DOORS, revolving and glass sidinns
complete; in excellent condition
Can be inspected 81 1870 Wyoming
ave. n w.; immediste sale; besl
DRAFTING TABLES. 30x00, sos
Light table, 30x48 and nat files
24x36. HA. 7-7l70. VIII. 0-sO26
DRAPEe, 3-pr. blue silk bedrm.
custom made, lined, cornices. Co.'S
$3.50, sac. S35. RA. 3-2360.
DRAPEs. traverse. green SILK cause
moor to ceiling. Also t0-ft, -Widl
modern fold door. OIL. 4-3761.
DRAPEs, custom made cotton
Moral: a pr.'sl floor length; other
articles for sale: 2 mems suits
size - regular, EN-. 2-05S0.
DRAPERIEs, Q pairs satin brocade
pairs rust and 2 pairs brown
like new. full length. OF. $500.
DRESSES, cocktail and sport: pri,
yate owner; sizes 10, i2 and IA
JU. 6-3Olb.
DRYER, Blaeksto auto. "a.
clothes dryer In excel cond.: reas
WA. T-2836.
DuPLICAT0R, Ditto cleo. conn.
| 500. Leon once Machine Co., 14il
X st. NV. RE. T-314b.
EASY IR0NER Can, prac. new,
exch for mod. refgr. WO. o-0O9a. ::
ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. portable.
i.,n1O u; capacity, l2 q. lift;
4 EQUIP, I IL. s.ieo SoAcAiSlHf
ELECTkIC RANGE. Kenmore fuiiy
entomatlc, double oven: like new.
ELECTRIC RANGES - Ant. size
white porcelain. WESTINGHOUSE;
these, attractive, high-grade ranges
we're removed. from Ice. local hotel.
que 70 complete renovation; S35
Apt. 10. 704 3rd 81. NV.
ELECTRIC RANCE. o-E. apt. sire
suar'' dsi.' NJ SSH0:SeSk,s
5s@7 BIsdsnsburr Rd. va. s-s5Si
ELECTRIC STOVES, $50; double.
bowl sinks, SIS; fuel oil tsnfs
S25; hot-air-type furnaces, 500:
earage doors. SIS: misc. doors
windows, etc. 1928 v st. s.e.,
10. n-10gb.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Punk a Waenaiis.
gray. 80 volumes; New Century
dictionary, 2 volumes. Unicorn
book Of 1889; all for $50. WIN
2-9213.
ENLARGER. LeitS Focomat i c,
complete; 500. MENzIEs, no,
2-4134. ewes. Sun.
FAN, o-E automatic. mounfins
panel 2O-inch blades, portable
reversible, 3 speeds; exceiient eon.
dItion. $40. Wo. $500. 'VH'
CHAIN link. AZ in. II gauge ali
st 4Shs 20 Sonerete, ebe per It. In
FILING CAB. fireproof: 4 drawers
ieeai size: bargain, Other fiies
SoV Up CIRCLE TYPEWRITER
". ol0 9th So. NV. DI. 7-8O38
FILM sPLIcER, Presto; bargain Al
40: HARRY J. ABRAMS, l24 L
FLn PLYWOOD, mahoe.. birch.
oak val, etc. 1920 Wilson blvd
IA. 4-l234. RUCKER LUMBER
TIRE ExTINGuIsHER. 2Is-Eai s,A
SO: fosm, Si2.bO. IL I'M c0.s
1880. 25I3 II 81. NV 4.
o64b. 70 o
FLUTES. Reynolds, Bailadier and
Armstrong from $40 so up. Both
new and used. Rentals avail
sMrOh !, J.so SALES. 1888 n st. ne
FOAM CUSHIONS, remnants: u
price: shredded. u price. Free "a
enurehes and schools, GILL;
LAND. 2l45 ] NV, tx. 3-0633.
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14OO NEW YORK AVENUE NE
ALL SALES FINALl
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

secs Love Seat; tubular
steel: pink plastic SIS
i--2g.a5 Lounge Chair: ID.
nuiar steel; charcoal seat IS
i-l2.95 Side Chair In ma
noeany finish, wine seat So
D. 6.95 Cocktail and Step
IaoieS maple finish S.
22-;m ;95-59 a5 Assorted
l-2D.D5 Lamp Table with
ieatner top: mig. finish sib
OBS Corner Bookcases;
mahogany finish On 0S
3-7495 Bookcase Desks IN
mahogany finish an oS
l-69. g5 cocktail Table
With leather top: mhs. nm
s@4s.e5 Lamp Tables in in
s@is'ss coneEtsIlI n Tabl,. i II
Ss~s4.ss T eoss..n Table, ~ iS
lmed oak finish 14.Ss
is,-ss4.95 Corner Tables q
2-i4ye5 1925 TableE
wrought iron cocktail S.
I-24.95 Cocktail Table IN
black and gray p.a5
l-29.95 Nest Of Tables in
lined oak finish g.a5
2g-3e.95 Assorted Tables
in mhe. finish: leather top,
S25
80 9S Corner Tables: all
In mahogany nniSh $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
TRADITIONAL AND
MODERN BEDROOM
AND DINING ROOM


AND DINING ROOM
ie-S75 Modern Chests.
Malibu walnut inish SIS
4-e7p.n6 Modern Splice
bedroom: walnut finish.
ESQ .95 MsnEel Tribe fipls
Dresser: mig. 3-De. BlR,
l-s75O. York County s-Pe.
Mig. Bedroom $685.
4-369.95 cordovan Triple
Dresser Modern Bedroom, 4
pcs. with bookcase bed. 4
pcs. with 2 twin beds. 1905
6-34.eB : 1895 Modern
Beds; twin or double sizes,
9.a5
$50 $3.50 .e5 Night stands;
various modern finishes,
1908
3-26s,95 Gray Mig. e-Pc.
Dining Room Suite SIee
4-79.o5 Bunk Bed IN Solid
Maple. Colonial style SIS
e-34.95 Twin Beds In solid
e-Ss.sS French Provincial hS.hi
Dresser and Mirror; ANTIQUE
s-S7e. ss Italian Provincial Rs.sI
Ape. Bedroom Suite, 25g. a5
s-209.gb i8th-century g.
Pc. Mhg. Dining Room,
1898
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED
Livingston & Co.
1923 H st. NV.

Oldest pawnbroker in
Wash. liquidating current
stock Of pawn diamonds.
Prices defy competition.
a.OOo. Mans 5 Ct. trsmsn SSm
dia. with utmost ere and brilliance
cher" style setting, an unrsdsemse
$500. Lady's over 3 cts, en-
erald cut. aawiess and finest Ameri-
can-cut lax. ". 9. "facted" style
mtg. A real bargain. only $500
$3.50. Mans star sapphire. gor-
geous dark-blue color. beautiful
star" set In heavy modern v, 9.
mtg. with two full:eut side dias.
Less than wholesale price, only
$3.50. Lsdy's 1.O7 cts. modern S cut
plat. dia. mtg. Out Of pawn;
81. 900. Lady's Ia cts. exception.
ally brilliant center dia. set In
plat. mtg. surrounded By Is round
and 2 basuettes. . gorgeous ring,
900. Lsdy'S get. pssr-sS Sre
beautiful dia. set in plat. and
nanked b. two side tapered ba-
guettes. Unredeemed pledge. only
$3.50. Lady's over 1 Ct, emerald
cut. biue-white. finest American
cut center dia.. set IN attractive al
r!ss mtg; with side basusttes.s 4
$500. Mans approx. 81. cts,
sparklins brillianes. terrifle Fash.
Just out OF pawn ct . bargain;
heavy lax. v. 9. plat. mtg, Si.lB0
$500. Ladys approx, ACCT. blue
white center dia. With top bril-
m Nance o Sc In v. 9. nshtaii eis;
5000. Lady's ~ cts, modern
American cut. blue white. set IN
s s:1Ss,r y. ossiv sasustt' uts. A sssI
500. Lsdy's approx. y et., nav
less European cut dia. set In mod
srn mtg with side baSusttes and
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX '~OV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

FOAM RUBBER--l inch thick. -
ISIS N st. NV. VI. 3-65z5'
FRlGIDAIRE. 5 Gu. IT,, good cond.
$40. Kenmore wash. machine. fail
cond., $40. RA. 3-l606.
FREEZER, Philco. l2-cu. 1T; excel
lent Condition. "a. 4-2bla,
|FREEZERs. refrigerators. washers
Low discount prices. Worth
your while TO see US before buy.
Ing, Open sun. 10 70 4 CY
7-s564, cY. 7-97B0. 10. 7-b2Ol
FREEZER. Deepfreeze. chest type
G., DOORS c sEssty aga pounds
FRIGIDAIRE, with TOP self -defrost
i s1 ireezeT; excel. cond.; $50
be 4-23b6.
FUR-Mink cape; autumn haze
very good condition. SI2b. cal
2 70 3 Sun. EN-. 3-l43S.
scarf beaut. CAPE 'e~ stole. eles ssFlt
new, deep back. Ranch mink color
No OFFER refused. 10. h-3346.
FUR. Japanese mink sling cane
Sise 1918, Perteet condition; s76
C@ea 4N-tAt.t ~. f~SUDb.
FUR COAT black Persian lamb
excellent condition: beautifully
styled. VIII 1t size 1914 or 1d
JU. s-301s.
FUR COAT. muskrat; size 1919
= length: excel. cond: very rea,
sonable. IA. 9-4143.
FUR COAT, ranch mink, iuxur.
ionsly styled, n length VIII eae.
riice. Call JU. s-3O54 TO inspect
FUR COAT full length. natura
ranch mink: less then u price Z
settle estate. ~. s-I544.
FIR COAT. Northern back muskrai
condItionrn' SIS sl5s jo o' s = fscs'l'n
FUR COAT, squirrel. dark. sIse 10
~ excel. eond. cost S6es: sci
$3.50. Ju. 5-31O7.
FUR COAT-This raccoon wouI,
Ike. to return 70 COLLEGE. silver
dyed, excellent condition, size 10
FUR c0ATs-Brown beaver. z
length. excellent condition. Mus
sell. $500. Black persian lamb. v
length. excellent condition. Mus
sell. $3.50. EN-, 1915.
FUR COATS, Persian lamb. "a
length, pastel mink trim. like new
cost 81 100. sell $500 or best offer
Mouton lamb, perfect condition
$50. Ju 7-9557.
FUR COAT-Leaving for Florida
wish 10 sell my black Russian
Persian lamb coat, size 1914
finger-tip. length; recently ap
praised for 500; will sen 10
appraisal OIL. 0-7046.
FUR JACKET. Lynx-dyed Fox. Goos
condition. Size 1914. Ju. 9-0792
FURNACEs-NeW lin original
cratesl. General Motors DELCc
FURNACES. OVERTIME counter 81
installed. Phone RE. 7-5S00, Mr.
Belts. We have one to az YOU
needs. Discounts up 10 25ss 81
some models. Call now for q FREI
SURVEY. a. ?. wooDsoN CON-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
MODERN LIVING ROOM

e-li4.e5 ODD Foam Rubber
3-i0e.9B 1895 Foam
Lounse Chairs: famous
s-sas.sS Foam s.Part0 s ssc,
s@osS.ss u' Chair isa and ie o.toe
man: green tweed fabric,
2-7s.ss-ss .s5 sslE chair
and Ottoman: tweed fabric,
s-se.sB Foam Lounse
Chairs; Southern or Rsrk-
5@is4aB ODD sections sin IN
black or silver fabric, 50 .p5
2-to9. a5-2g0 .a6 Foam .
Part seetionals; pink. black.
l-24e,ab Rowe e-Pe. Foam
Suite, brown, tweed 12Q.a5
2--2D0.95 Selig Foam Sofs:
loose cushion style i4N ~
l.--349.95 Pam Gus apart
Foam Sectional; coral
l-aep .eB Rowe 2.Part
Foam ssctiOnsl' blue i rsSo n
l-3pe.p5 Foam apart Sec.
tional: 10-foot turd., 1AQ. 0b
lie .pb Rowe 3.Part Foam
Sectional; coral tweed. 10000
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UNPAINTEDs, METAL GOODS

lO.-l5.eS-i7.ss Metal cab
s@SaaB-loo.ss Howell 81 8
PC. Dinettsi Formiea TOP,
a--iis.aB-ise.e5 Howell 'f X.
Pc. Dinette; Formica top,
l-1se.e5 chroms 7.Pe.
1--13g.aB Howell B-Pc. hi.
nette; drop-ieaf table, 90 ,pb
6--l0.ob 2O.0S Implanted
odd Piecesi your choice,
qO-e4pS-ga.pB spsos. SiSs
era, WeFdrobes. cablneth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

3-i4.95 cosco Card Tables;
IS" squares colors s.ss
4--li.pB cosco Card Tables;
3OS square; coiors O.bs
7-a.p5 Coaco Chairs; ones
and twos Of . kind ass
6-1B.p5 BAR stools 7.ss
0-i3.pB Utility Tables; 2lx
32@: t-draWer 800
4-f7oB > 1898 Unpainted
Chests, Cabinets -----e,SA
6-36.eB . 47.p5 Implanted
Bookcases, Cheats. etc, n 49,
Ill .eb 20 90 Implanted
1-2e.es Imprinted Degkh
chests, cabinets------t0.o6
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FURNISHINGS

Chests, $40: dressers. IS; beds
$3.50, vanities, $3.50. breakfas
set. $40: odd tables and chairs, 81
bunet, 81 so: round table, S.; mod
ern couch and chair, $3.50, cas-,
chairs. 81 up; coflee table, Sc so
end tables. So 80, lamps. pictures
mirrors. ~ up; writing table
800, , fold screens, So so. book
case. $l.50; rockers, 81 up: man,
other bargains See our ad undei
s snti1 S,,s open DAILY to 2, sat
4 ~ q. Sc, mr.. Penna. Ave. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
SMART
SHOPPERS
READ
CAREFULLY

DO you love expensive
clothes, but can't af-
ford them on your
budget.9
Then come TO the
FRENCH POODLE
and pick up some
fabulous buys IN de-
signer label clothes
at sos to 7Bes on
their orlginal price.
These clothes are
slightly pampered."
and eathored from
nocialitee and the
atrical people who
change their ward
robes very often. We
carry coats, suits,
sportsweaf. daytime
and cocktail clothes
and some furs. We
invite you 10 open q
charee account.
P.e. We also carry
samples OF current
merchandise direct
from the New York
show Rooms ct dis
count prices. Their
labels are removed,
but you win recog-
mise their styles.
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AMERICAN STANDARD

AMEhlCAN STANDARD
METAL WALL CABINETS
l3-47p5 Doubls-Door wall
Cabinets; 3ox1S ms. 1873
2-4l.a5 Double-Door wan
Cabinets; 30xie ins.--i4.ss
6-3o.p5 Lsft-Hand Door
Cabinets; 1880 ins. loss
$50 .pB Rieht-Hand Door
Cabinets; 1880 FMS. 1888
1-l3pB Left-Hand Door
a-4S.pb RIEht-Hand Door
Cabinets; 1880 ms. .fa.ss
l-tsp5 poubls.Door wall
Cabinet; 27x30 ms. 1855
1895 pouble-Door wall
Cabinet 3ox3O ms. -22.ee
2-4a.pB Doubie-Door wall
Cabinets; 30x30 tins, 1885
l-47.pB Double door wall
Cabinet: 24x3O ms. 17.s8
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FUhtII UHE---DInett set includinl
8 cnalrs. table with leaves, bed
I'm set. able bed with inner
reau: excel. cond.; will sacrifice
leaving country. KI. $500. Be-
tween 60 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

FURNITURE, new: must sell, NOV
Ing; everything below wholesale
Summer Goods at fraction Of cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

FUR COATS-Brown beaver. u
length. excellent condition. Must
sell. 5000. Black persian lamb. u
length. excellent condition. Must
sell. $3.50. EN-. 3-3l45.
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FURNITURR-Il-plece cherry din
msp. S dTce.s T1 .as. HA r% ,b s.
tables. lamps walnut coffee
table. Phileo radio. record player
l2~ TV comb. 1O-piece meta
porch set. Entire lot. S47B; pre-.
teE one BUYER. No dealer. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

FUhNITURE; must sell EsavinF--
b-pe. dark mahoe. bedroom suite
beautyrest mattress and boz
springs; 0-pe. rock maple dinette
set, 36-in. S-burner gas range
Westinghouse roaster with bFoiier
electric timer and cabinet. Rea-
sonable offers accepted. 1874 South
25th ST., Arl.. Va.
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NCJW APPEAL
Prevent Withdrawal
OfU. N. GQzu Force

dom of navigation for all ma
tons through the Suez Canal
and the Gulf of Aqaba.
Insisting that the Arab
countries cease their bel
ligerency against Israel.
Encouraging in every pos
sible way the establishment Of
conditions of peace in that
area"
U. S. Backing States
The statement pointed out
that Israel acceded to the
U. N. resolution to withdraw
behind the 1949 armistice
lines ION the assumption that
the United States intended to
back her right to free passage
through the Suez Canal and
the Gulf of Aqaba and to pre-
vent the return of GAIA to
Egyptian domination"
Earlier, the council was
commended for its statement
Monday declining Secretary of
the Treasury Humphreys in
vitation to join the drive for
economy in Government If
this means that our children
will be deprived of any part of
the good life to which they
are entitled"
Representative Edith Green,
Democrat of Oregon, took
note of the councils reply to
the Secretary and the concern
delegates expressed for legisla-
ton providing Federal aid to
education and for Federal APP
preparations to improve State
programs for combating
juvenile delinquency.
Budget Buck Passing
"rhe action taken by your
organization yesterday in re-
fusing to be used in the false
economy drive is very much
to your credit" Mrs. Green
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looks like she is about to ex-
plode. Sometimes she does!"
Drives Herself Mercilessly
She drives herself merci-
lessly. After putting in a 20
hour day she sometimes ex-
hibitS impatience for others
who are less dedicated-or less
rugged. She lived through the
siege of Jerusalem on a daily
diet of four olives and one
piece of bread.
In Jerusalem. she lives
simply in an apartment pro-
vided for the foreign minister.
She has little time any more
for the cake baking of which
she was once so proud.
In New York her per diem
allowance provides for a two
room. $45-a-day suite at the
Savoy Plaza. She unqueStion-
ably is the only foreign minis
ter in the world who launders
her own nylon stockings and
lingerie.
One of her great personal
regrets. when she had to fly
to the U N. hastily last month
from Israel, was that her
daughter. Sara. who lives with
her family in a kibbutz in the
Negeb. was imminently ex-
pecting another child.
She is sad at being so often
Separated from her children.
Her son. Menachem, a cellist
who m a de a successful
Carnegie Hall debut. now is
studying in Puerto Rico with
Pablo Casals. Her husband.
Morris Myerson, died in 1851.
Its been a long. interesting
road to the international coun-
Gil tables for Golda Meir. one
Of two women in history who
ever have became foreign min
lister.
The other was Ana Pauker OF
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said. Il am becoming some
what weary of the buck
passing that is going on in re-
gard to the budget"
If economies are to be found,
the legislator suggested, they
can surely be found more read
lily in the area of the immense
ly swollen defense budget"
Patrick Murphy Malin, ex-
ecutive director of the Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Union, also
addressed the convention yes
terday.
In assessing the gains and
losses in the fight for civil
rights, the speaker predicted an
end to organized discrimina-
ton against Negroes through
out this country by the end of
the century.
Prior to the opening of this
mornings session delegates
cast their ballots for new Of
ficers and directors of the
NOW beginning at 8 o'clock.
The present slate of officers
have all been renominated
with the exception of the Of
flee of recording secretary.
Mrs. Milton K. Susman, the
assistant recording secretary
has been nominated for re-
cording secretary and Mrs.
Leonard Weiner of Detroit has
been nominated for Office of
assistant recording secretary.
Officers Nominated
A number of nominations
were made from the conven-
ton floor yesterday for men,
bership on the national board
of directors. Only one Wash
ington area delegate is in
cluded in the nominee list:
Mrs. Samuel Brown of the
District Section. and overall
chairman of the convention.
Other national board nomi-
neeS are: Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Paul David, Mrs. Milton
Epstein, Mrs. Marshall Gold
man, Mrs. Bernard Heineman,
Mrs. HerSchel v. Kreger. Mrs.
Herman Lass. Mrs. Harold
Levin. Mrs. 1. Lee Levy, Mrs.
Sidney Louis. Mrs. Louis
Shapiro. Mrs. Leo Green
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TO MIDEAST TALKS
Coda Meir BRINGS
Blunt Forthrightness

short, pungent, emotion
packed sentences with which
she swayed crowds during her
years as an Israeli labor or
ganizer sit strangely on cul-
tivated diplomatic ears.
Ben-GuriOn Her Mentor
Like her longtime friend
and political mentor, Israeli
Prime Minister David Ben
Gurion. Mrs. Meir believes
passionately that the very
eXistance OF Israel is menaced
by Egyptian moves.
Don't get the idea that she
rants and raves. She doesn't"
said one negotiator who has
seen Mrs. Meir in action many
times. She just looks so
motherly, and she speaks with
such feeling. such acceptable
emotion, l guess you'd say.
that she is quite compelling"
Sometimes, after one Of her
more imprisoned outbursts,
Israeli Ambassador A BIB a
Eban: himself a skilled dip
lomat and moving speaker.