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Odds

OLMOlEAD OlQS
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s4O0
JAGUAR '55 XXX l4O NC; excel,
eond.; $4,000, flrm price. Pc
tomae, Nd, AK, 9-92al.
JAGUARs-Brand-new 1858 XIX
$50 coupes. roadsters and 80
sedanS low down payment with
up to 36 months al bank a.
naneing MANHATTAN IMPORTED
CARS, 9TH and R SITS NV. no
JAGUAR 81 "a sedan: $3.50;
mint cond doctor used since new.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221 Connee-
tieut, WO 0-S40O
JAGUAR 50 Marx VII; gray wired
leather interior. Shortwave radio.
Si,l00. oV. 3-14f6.
IAGs-'52 roadster AL, Sl,3s1.
and 81 roadster, Si.6s7 JACK
Try. l4th and Que
KARMAN CHA, 81 hardtop; like
new: owner. Bells price. So
COS, terms to suit.
BELL MOTORS
SOTO wis. Ave. NV, WO. o-se00
LIZ L. W ANAhN
German wonder car by Borgvard;
air cooled, front-wheel drive: Up
TO so miles per eal. As low as
Sl,395 complete.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th st. NV. CO. 5-l4e6
LINCOLN SO Capri cdr. sport
coupe; beautiful 2-tone green,
auto. trans, r; and h, D, steer
ing, brakes and seat: q tires incl,
. new nylons: only $4,000 miles;
excel. cond.: going overseas, must
sell; S2.015. with small cash pay
ment, will help finance. Phone
RITcHIE, RE. $4,000, Ext. S-122O,
after ; pm.
81 Premier hardtop: low
mileage, air cond.. new tires, fully
equip. owner. TRI NE AUTO
SALES. 1901 Marlboro pike, Coral
Hills, Md
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AR-ROUND
BEACH HOME

On West River, near CheSa-
peake Yacht Club, Avalon
Shores, pvt. pier; 3 bedrmS.
2 baths, living rm. with
corner fireplace. Recrea-
ton rm., glasSed-in porch
facing river: master bed
I'm. and living rm. have
picture windows facing
water; air cond., oil heat.
Lge. wooded lot with
shrub berry surrounding
house and terrace. Call
UN. 1888 or DI. 7-6345.
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ANTEBELLTM = Waterfront home
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

Opportunity to buy ocean-front
cottage, comprising 5 bedrooms.
> baths, living room, dining room.
kitchen and screened porch on 3
sides Lot l00X250 IT., Lear
add an additional building or
build saltwater pool in front
OF property Shown by appoint
ment Call or write HARRY NJ
GRIEVES, Realtor. Box 141 Re
hoboth Beach, Delaware. Phone
1901.
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TAKOMA Ford

ton wagons Family rocmlness
with Up 10 40 m-pg - .039 Also
selection Of sedans and eonyerti-
bles SIS Gown with bank financ-
ing MANHATTAN IMPORTED
CARS. 7th and r SITS. NV. HO
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

IDEAL RETIREMENT PROPERTY
excel. fishing. boating, hunting
ina, Riverbend; nearly 80 acres
Modern masonry ranch house
excel. cond.: 3 br.. kit. lge iiv
rm., bath: 400.ft. waterfront. St.
Pterrs.s R RI pvt, dock; 70 Minis Minis
500 500 cash; terms avail. Con-
tact DAVE WHEELER, Edisto
Beach. South Carolina or DR.. N. C.
Shoemaker, JU 9-3625
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lulu NtTWUhL hKe: y: w -
COLORED-INSPECT TODAY these
beautiful lots in Fairfax County.
You can be the owaer OF an acre
Of land and pay for It on the In
stallment plan Further informa-
ton, call IA. 7-lli2; eyes, ia.
T.a203.
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AUTOMOBILES ron sALI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PLYMOUTH $50 Hardtop cpe
Cleaning red and ivory eombi-
nation, automatic trans, r. and
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PLYMOUTH 80 Belvedere 2-door
VS. hardtop; auto. push-button
trans, T. and h., p,s., oeaut. Jet
black and cloud white finish; in
immac cond throughout Full
price only Si,195, can finance
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FORD so cony.; excel. cond.. r. and
h.. d.. peri. tires, motor; $3.50.
OIL. $500
FORD so Fsirlane Fordor town
sedan: r. and h., Fordomatic: like
new, 81 DgG
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JU. $1,000
CHEW. IS beautiful black Impala
cow; white top, Wv. +. and h..
6-cyl., stick shift; terrific gas
mileage; driven only 1000 mi,
bargain at S2.450. Call JU. $3.50.
CHEW. 81 2-door de luxe exec.
cond., stand. shift, r. and h., good
tires; S325. JE. 2-207l.
CHEVY 80: gray, radio, heater, )
good tires, Eood condition; $3.50.
Oh R-341f.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
MAKE YOUR DREAMS
COME TRUE AT
"SKYLAND ESTATES"

Vireinia's finest resort development
situated high atop the Blue Ridge
Mountains Of Virginia at Linden
on Route So Altitude about 1000
feet A fully developed exclusive
community with already 20 lodges,
cabins and Castles in the Sky"
Wateri system. improved streets,
SSsSins boatlnF iS and fishinT with
lifeguard to tend the children;
hunting preserves, picnic areas.
etc. Large lots are either in the
deep woods. open areas or pine
groves We are Of the opinion we
offer more for the money, two to
one. than others Nothing here is
proposed" all is an accomplished
fact. Purchasers must submit ref
erences for approval. Lots are
Ss95 up Distance from Washing
ton So miles. Come visit your
LAND Of destiny" SKYLAND
80
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American Service Center
Studebaker-Paekard-Mercedes
5S5 n Glebe Rd., Arl., ia. 7-7722
BUICKS-'5Ss; good selection of
models for immediate delivery
See US today for a real deal.
Your BUICK dealer since 1910.
EMERSON & ORAE, 18th and M
SITS. NV. daily . to q; Sat. 2 to
8 and Sun. ~ to 8, Call DI.
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1000 Wilson Blvd, AT. ia, 7-s400
JAGUAR '55 XXX i4O NC; excel,
tomar Nd AK a-ao9I
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TRACTOR. White, '55. and ae-it.
eond new broker: $4,000. RE,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


CADILLAC 1858 "62" 4-dr sedan;
dark-green finish; radio and heat
er. loaded with extras. This car
is new, 1900 actual miles. Priced
at SLABS. NATIONAL AUTO
BROKERS, bS06 Ga. ave, tn.
2-S877.
CADILLAC 81 Seville; black and
white: power steering, power
brakes; air conditioned BY GIN:
S4,595. CCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l292 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
'54 go" Special 4-dr. (;
2-tone; fully powered; former
owner known to US. Truly a
beaut. Cadillac; S1.6g5. terms to
suit.
BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
'55 coupe: fun power,
tinted glass, Wv. tires: low
mileage. Pvt. OWNER, IA. S-35S5.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HILLMAN 81 sedan; $4,000 mi,
Wv, tires, excel. cond. Must sell.
"HIL6CHER," IA. $4,000. Elk. lOi
IS South Hampton
hardtop 4-door, distinctive 2-tone
sandalwood and beige, luxuriously
appointed leather-trim interior
q host Of features and accessories
far too numerous 10 mention. For
the discriminating buyer who
seeks the ultimate IN motorized
pleasure. New-car condition, 1900
actual miles. New-car guarantee.
A regular $4,000 value.
rfToraTfhFFfs nnVnT a. zee
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
tcoNTlNuEo)

wANTED-csrs wanted: will nav
top dollar for clean cars,
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave NE IL. 6-6484
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

GOLDEN BEACH-Choice water
front lot on PatuXent River. CAL
Butler 3-2257.
RANDLE CLIFFS-Full price, 81
$50. Attractive, neat. Groom and
bath cottage; screened porch cleo.
water, some plumbing, partly fur
reach from Rod and Reel Club at
Chesapeake Beach: Go south >
miles to Randle CLIFFS Market. turn
right one block, then left on md
st to End house. Open for in
spection Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
1929 Goth ST., NV FE. 7-l544;
on BAY-Luxury rambler, 7O-ft.
waterfront, furnished I bedrms d,
psneled lily liy r% 6c., firepl -, gsT r
$4,000. JOHN F. HAFFORD, end
of 5th st. Deale Beach, Md, Uni
versity 7-3471
LOVELY year-round brick home on
double bay-front lot in Franklin
Manor Beach Priced to sell at
$50, 900. All modern convens. UN.
1-65OI.
ANTEBELLUM - Waterfront home
on o acres with sweeping lawn TO
about 500 II. OF sand beach on
Rappahannock River; 3 bedrms.
s. ria baths, central heat, wide
board floors, fireplsces, liv rm.
and din rm: well Handicapped,
excel. neiRhborhood: S33, 500. JIM
AND PAT CARTER, Real Estate
White stone. Virginis, Hemlock
1921.
log CABIN overlooking Lake Jack
son, convenient committing, fully
wjnterized; basement, stone fire.
place Priced for selling. JU.
s643d.
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks in
Is minutes whether it's paid for
or not HERSON'S, Sth and o
nv, DE. 2-4700.
VIRGINIA HOME OWNERS-Raise
cash. consolidate bills, reduce mo.
payments by ref1nancing your
home; licensed conSultsnt: no adv.
fees Confidential service. NO.
1868 or teve.) IA. 2-52S0).
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LoTs, ACREAGE WANTED

LOT Or HOUSE. In Sill. spg;; ex-
change for ga carat diamond ring
plus cash. JU. S-2275.
CASH AVAILABLE-Lots, acreage
or apartment house ground; D. c.
Nd, or Va. TU. 2-63O0.
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

REHoBOFH BEACH-Attrac. ram
pler, ocean lot, beautifully furn.,
oil heat. cleo. kit incl BendiX;
avail. Oct. / IA. 9-S91l.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

COMMERCIAL CORNER tc-3), 400
Lee highway and Vermont ST.,
Arlington, Va.-a,10N 50. Il. a
good buy: 81 So. It. D. 8. BIRON.
RA. 6-72Ol.
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AT 5THE BAY FRONT SPOT SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. MD.
Alpine 1-SSSl
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TRUCKS F0R SALI

CHEVY AS ia-t0n pickup fully
equipped, fully reeond. SIP. 3-4O33.
INTERNATIONAL KB7, completely
oyerhauled. reas. WI. 2-596l.
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GOLDEN BEACH-Choice water
front lot on Patuxent River Can
Butler 3-2257.
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CHEVROLET 81 4-dr. de luxe:
heater; clean: excel. cond. $3.50 or
make offer. Phone VIII. 6-5l2g.
CHEVROLET '53 2-dr.; T., h, new
tires, standard shift, excel. cond.;
must sac. WO. 6-461O.
40 coupe: excellent
condition; S125 cash; leaving for
school, KE. S-6650.
CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air s-cyl-
inder 4-dr.; powerglide; 2-tone;
h. going overseas, Eng; must
sell; excel. cond.; 10000 mi. 5 TO
9 pm, RE. 6-S963.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26

LOS ANGELES - Israel is en-
couraging investment of foreign
funds for profit in its country
through allowing conversion OF Is
rael Bonds into investment IN ap-
proved enterprises.
This policy is reported by Ben
D. Leeds of Los Angeles, West
Coast executive director of Rassco
Israel Corp. He lists advantages
of conversion as:
Putting the bond to work again
to earn it's profit; providing full
credit for earned interest by con-
version at current face value; re-
lieving Israel's treasury Of its dol
lar obligation and so extending its
credit: making the lien holder a
partner sharing in the economy.
"It is the soundest way to cele-
brate the 10th anniversary-by in
surfing the 2Oth," Leeds said He
reports Prime Minister Ben Gurion
favors the program on the basis
that only by showing the world
that investment in LsraeI is pro-
llIdDlG CclIl 1ol clC1 OOAA0 OOOOANN
confidence and attract further in
vestments in her economy.
Leeds pointed out a new develop
ment in Israel by a newly organiz-
ed corporation, Kiryat America,
allows anyone to buy and own an
income housing unit in Jerusalem
suburb Ir Ganim for as little as
$2,75O, the equity required to build.
The section, near the new HadaS-
sab Medical Center, will be nam
ed Kiryat America. Eventually it
will house 1,6OO families and con-
tain parks, schools, shopping CEN
ters, and medical and cultural
facilities. Construction has begun
on the first group of 420 two-family
units.
Private capital for the $40, 0,OOO,-
600, project will free government
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26
Rv RABBI ALBERT PLOTKIN

This High Holy Day season in
our community is a time Tor self
examination and reflection. In
fact, it is one in which we deeply
search out the meaning OF faith,
of what we believe and why. Ger
tainly this is a time when all OF
us need to read a book that will
give us intellectual inspiration and
clarity our thinking on what we
believe about God and Israel and
Torah.
I am deeply delighted to have
the privilege of reviewing a book
of my distinguished colleague, DR..
Carol Klein, Rabbi of Beth Ell Con-
gregation. He has written a won
derful and provocative book en-
titled, 1.-THE Credo of Maimonides. !"
Here he attempts in a very ORR
ginal form to go into the back
ground of the 13 principles of
faith of Maimonides and to give
the real understanding of that
profound credo which has in
fluenced Judaism for the past 300
years.
DIR. KLEIN begins his book by
reviewing the life of Maimonides
and giving the essential parts of
this mans great creative life.
Surely no intellect had a more
profound influence on Jewish
theological thinking than the great
teacher and leader of our people,
Moses Maimonides. DR.. Klein's
understanding of Maimonides
reaches deep into the profound
significance that he played not
only in the role of Jewish philoso-
ply, but also in the Influence he
exerted upon Christian and Mo
hammedan thinkers.
What. is particularly unique about
DR.. Klein's book is that ne gives
us also a fascinating picture in
the history of philosophy itself.
This is no easy task, but our
authors facility in understanding
and Qualification adds a great
deal to our knowledge OF the
principles of philosophy. This is
the unique part of the book. He
has the talent of going into the
great problems of philosophy with
out confusing the readers.
WHAT USUALLY plaques most
readers on books of philosophy
is that there is a great abundance
of obscurity of thought. In this
book we have just the contrary.
We have an economy of words,
but a clarity of thought. Our
author is very definite about going
into many problems which are
needed in this day ana age TO
understand the questions OF pro-
phecy and miracles. Certainly in
our time we need an Intellectual
Qualification of these many pro-
blems, especially the question of
revelation, which is one that our
author deals with very thoroughly
and very clearly. He presents Mai
monides' understanding OF revela-
ton as the very foundation stone
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26
BRITISH POLICY
SHIFT NOTED

LONDON (JTA)-Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan will be the prin-
cipal speaker at a dinner and ball
to be given by British Jewry Nov.
5 to mark the conclusion of the
community's celebrations of the
10th anniversary of the State of
Israel.
The prime minister, who will be
accompanied by Lady Macmillan,
will offer the toast to the State
of Israel.
The prime minister's acceptance
was described here as a highly
significant indication of a major
change in the official British at
titude towards Israel.
Political circles noted that Brit
aims Middle East policy is now in
a state of transition following the
collapse of a policy based on a
friendly Iraq, and saw possibility
that the recent development of a
friendly atmosphere in Anglo Is
rael relations might be reflected
in the new policy the government
is trying to hammer out.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26
Ike Gives
Israel Case
Short Shrif+
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

downright 1858, JTA, Inc.)
WASHINGTON-Does President
Eisenhower lack knowledge OF the
Israel position?
Persons who talked with him
recently describe the President as
unfamiliar with Israel's case. His
attitude has been characterized as
"disinterested" and "uninrormed. >
This contention is supported to
some degree by Mr.. Eisenhower S
most recent public statement on
Israel. He recalled efforts to Sc
cure Arab and Israel approval to
the Johnston Plan for development
of the Jordan River $50 that both
Arab countries and Israel could get
great benefits from that river. "
He added that neither side ap-
parently could ever accept the
political consequences OF what
both knew to be a very fine econ
omic development.
THE TRUTH is that Israel ac-
cepted the Johnston Plan. Tne
Arabs rejected it because Israel
would share its benefits.
Sources close to the President
later revealed why he made such
an incorrect statement. one rea-
son was that Mr.. Eisenhower feels
the Arab-Israel dispute must be
viewed with strict ''lmpartiality'
with the United States avoiding
taking sides.
Such involvement, in the report
ed Eisenhower view, would facll-
itate Communist propaganda
among Arabs that "zionist i'm
perialism is backed by America.
WASHINGTON insiders believe
that Mr.. Eisenhower has deliber-
ately sought to avoid personal con-
tact with the Arab-Israel problem.
He has delegated authority to Sec
retary of State Dulles. He accepts
without question Dulles decisions
Mr.. Eisenhower has on occasion
at foreign policy discussions indi-
Gated sharp impatience when at
tempts were made to explain Is
raePs case. He wanted to pass on
to what he considered more i'm
portant matters.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26
JEWISH BOOK CORNER
DR.. Klein Book Clarifies Values

ing. This our author does not ask
us to. but he wants us to under
stand that Maimonides created for
Judaism an intellectual structure
that will endure for a long time.
Regardless of whether we share
DR.. Klein's conviction as to the re-
levance of Maimonides to the pre-
sent-day intellectual structure OF
our faith, it is necessary to Know
and understand such a man.
PERHAPS WE allow activities in
our congregation to absorb our
social and material values, but we
have done very little to inspire
intellectual values which are nec-
essary for the preservation of
Judaism. DR.. Klein's book is GER
tainly a contribution to the in
tellectual Qualification or Judaism
in our time. What We need is to
stand forth and to read such a
book and reflect and think.
Certainly can recommend no
better book for this holiday period
than Rabbi Carol Klein's, 1.-THE
Credo of Maimonides. You will
find within it pages of enrichment
and deep reflection and under
standing. Our hope is that his
scholarship will continue so that
other books dealing with such pro
blems will lead to greater under
standing and more profound know
ledge of the great tradition OF
Judaism.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26
Solution
Is Proposed
For Arab DIP

NEW YORK, (JTA)-A detailed
program for solution of the Pales-
tine Arab refugee problem through
10-year program was advanced
by the Institute for Mediterranean
Affairs.
The plan was drawn up by
panel of II political scientists,
economists, and businessmen,
working under the aegis of the in
stitute.
THE PLAN proposes establish
ment of United Nations Repat-
ration and Resettlement Authority
patterned after the Mixed Armis-
tice Commission, but responsible
to the General Assembly and
charged with the task OF repatria-
ton and resettlement of the Arab
refugee. The authority would re-
ceive its funds from Israel and the
Arab states, from other members
of the United Nations, and from
Arab states oil revenues.
Refugees who could prove resi-
dence in what is now Israel prior
to 1948 would be given the option
of settlement in one of four areas
of Palestine where they would be
provided with satisfactory hous-
ing and a farm or other means of
livelihood" and, if settling in Is
rael, would have all the rights and
obligations of citizenship.
UNDER THE program, "all
Palestine Arab refugees and all
Jews who left Arab states since
1948 should be paid full compensa-
ton for all property left behind"
regardless of where they should
! decide to settle.
Israel would be given safeguards
under the plan against possible
Subversive action by the repatriat-
ed Arab refugees, which would re-
quire Israel and Arab states to
carry out faithfully" the pro-
visions in the Arab-Israei armis-
tice agreements barring acts of
aggression.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26
Conversion Of Israel Bonds
For Reinves+ment Fos+ered
photo by Bob Markow)

funds for other sectors Of the econ
omy.
Half of the funds will be supplied
by the Israel government and the
Jewish Agency, through its Rassco-
Rural and Suburban Settlement
Co., in cooperation with Kiryat
America members private invest
ment.
Rassco is authorized to accept
State of Israel Bonds toward part
icipation.
Details may be obtained from
Leeds at Rassco Israel Corp, 541O
Wiltshire Blvd, Los Angeles.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26
BBW To Sponsor
Performance

Phoenix B'nai Birth Women will
sponsor a performance OF the new
Cole Porter musical, "Out of This
World" at $3.50 pm. Oct. 4 at
Phoenix Little Theater.
Proceeds will go to B'nai Birth
charities.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Hy Rudin, ways and means
committee chairman, AL 3-6676;
Mrs. John Meyers, WI 3-9218, and
Mrs. Jack Feingold, AM 6-7962.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26

upon which our faith rests.
After going through all of the
various problems of the Is prin-
ciples, our author comes to his
last chapter, the best OF the book.
He explains each of the 13 articles
of faith as logical development
of one principle founded upon
another.
IN THIS DAY and age. when
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26

reason is being discredited. it is
most important to read such q
book that gives Judaism an intel
lectual Qualification. We are in
great need of such a book because
we have to understand that in our
time it is necessary to know what
the things are that we believe.
There are some of us who can
not accept all Maimonides' think
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-26

WALTHAM, Mass. (JTA) =
Shlomo Marenof, professor Of He
brew language and literature at
Brandeis University, has been
named dean of the College Of Jew
iSh Studies in Detroit.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Sheriff Accused
Of FutuI Beutinq

WATER VALLEY, Miss, July
Z tR.-Two Water Valley resi-
dents say they saw Sheriff j. G,
Treloar repeatedly beat a Ne
gro man who later died in a
Memphis hospital.
The Negro, Woodrow Wilson
Daniels. 81, died last Tuesday,
His relatives contend death was
due to injuries received in
beatings at the Yalobusha
County Jail.
Sheriff Treloar declined
comment on the accusations
made by Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Vaughn. "All I can say is that
the case is being investigated"
he said.
The VaughnS, who are white,
said they saw the sheriff beat
Mr.. Daniels twice on the night
Of June 81 and again on June
%. They said they were in
Jail themselves at the time on a
charge that was later dropped.
The couple told their story
Saturday in an interview with
a reporter for the Memphis
Commercial Appeal. They said
they stood ready to testify at
any hearing that may be
ordered.
Sheriff Treloar Wednesday
requested that the State in
veStigate the case. He acted
after Mr.. Daniels relatives
charged that Jail beatings
caused his death.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Peter Pan Slated
For Purents' NIGHT

A production of Peter Pan"
will be the main feature Of
parents night at the special
day camp for orthopedically
handicapped children operated
by the District Recreation De-
partment, on Friday.
The event will begin at z
p. m. at the camp, Rose Park
playground, Twenty seventh
and o streets NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

mot run again. He feels an an-
nouncement now would weaken
his hand In the civil war.
There are at least q dozen
presidential hopefuls. includ-
ing at least two past presidents,
who might make 4 suitable
compromise candidate on
whom enough OF Lebanon's
politicians could agree to elect
him.
According to the Constitu-
ton, the 66-member Parlia-
ment should elect the next
President between July "a and
September 23. If they cannot
muster a majority for any
single candidate, Parliament
must be dissolved and the Presi-
dent must be elected by a ma
tionwide vote.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

Moslem wounded two persons
in Capital Square in the GEN.
ter of the city today.
One Of the heaviest night
time barrages shook sections Of
the capital for 80 minutes with
intense blasts from 75-mm.
Icannons, machine guns and
rifles.
The strongest barrage came
near the northern tip of the
Basta quarter, where Rebel
Leader Saeb Salam'S headquar-
ters have been located all
through the 59-day crisis.
Skirmishes also broke out
there after the rebels captured
a civilian irregular fighting
with government forces.