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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21

LANGLEY PAkk-Open Sun, l-6.
1922 Tahona dr., Vacant. Attrae-
tive 3-bedrm. brick rambler; like
new. Sep. din. rnl,, Ice. all-eauip.
kit. fireplace. full bsmt.. heauti-
tvllS , HANDICAPPED s,:.r and wooded I'd;
REALTY CO.. AP 7.GS06
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE = Vacant.
For the large family. An. estate
on / acre ground. 8 bedrooms.
4 baths on End floor. huge center
hall, 36-ft. living room, separate
dining room. kitchen. den and
powder room. offered ct S35. 1000.
Call Wo. $4,000. EDW. H. JONES
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BETHESDA NAVAL HOSP. AREA
Contemporary rambler; 2 bedrms.
plus Rnest room, "a baths, 20-ft.
liv. rm., separate dining area.
Thermapane picture windows, q
way fireplace, cleo. kit, washer,
h.-w. radiant heat, carport, inn
maculate condition. S1S,500. VIII.
O0CCO No ooapte
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DEWEY M. FREEMAN

OVERLOOKING Sligo Greek park
way and New Hampshire ave
rms nsrtiy fnished recreation
room with kitchen. Make offer.
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CERAM1C-MARBLE

THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-4500 REALTORS
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BURCH REALTY co.

10. b-oS8S. All. M. w ~. a-gvsA
GREEN MEADOWs-3-bedrm, Co
lonial; full din. rm. Under Sl2'.
900. BY OWNER. HA. 2-77OJ.
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REALTORS
III KAHN Ola Ellem0Ffh

HEALIORS
JU. $500 916 Ellsworth Drive
SOMERSET PARADISE = Lovely
contemporary in popular close-in
area. Lots Of delightful features.
Call us for the interesting de-
tails and opportunity to inspect.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO.. OIL.
4-1424 or ewes, EN-. 2-4675.
SPRINGBROOK FOREST = An
amazing value; 3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier. Liv. rm., din. rm., lge. kit,
breezeway, garage, rec. rm. with
firepl Lot has 1S0-ft. frontage;
will sell this Sunday. Open l
til sold. Dir: colesville. I'd. to
Univ, blvd, left to Arcola ave-,
Arcoia ave. to Kemp Mill I'd,
right on Kemp Mil I'd. to Ston-
ington I'd, right to 319 Stoning-
ton I'd. ALLIGOOD AGENCY,
JU S-4477; ewes, JU. 9-i273.
SILVER REORGANIZATION = g.
bedrm. brick rambler; nice fenced
yard; dishwasher, disposal: base
ment with Law. partially finished f.;
large CT loan can be. assumed.
Open Sun, / to 8. Call CROCK
Eft HE A-62Q4 22s
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COLESvIILE AREA

5O7 ORCHARD wAY-Luxury brk.
split-level with spacious rooms
throughout. 4 bedrooms, den and
3 baths. pine-paneled modern
kitchen with fireplace, hot-water
Dashboard heat. Home in immacu-
late condition. Inviting recr. rm.
Glass-enclosed breezeway. Gear
garage. Situated on over an acre
of well-planted lawn.
OFFICE OPEN TIL 8
e ROBERT GRAY a. co.
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COLESVIILE AREA

1885 BRIGGs-CHANEY ROAD =
Prepare for the hot monthsl This
new 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick RAM
bier is completely. air conditioned
for summer comfort. Also large
up-to-the-minute electric kitchen
with breakfast room. Large pan
eled room. Garage. Attractive "a
acre lot.
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Robert L. Stephens, Pres.
HE. 4-35O0 Till 8 PM.
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
YOUR KIDS"

WILL REALLY live with space to
spare III this 4-bedroom, 2-bath
basement. front and rear porches,
large fenced lot; for only S14, $50.
FILA approved only $500 down
needed, balance 80 year loan.
Don't miss this buy If your family
needs living space. Dial HE.
A-A000 noW
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TWO ~ ACRES

SURROUND this nursing home
huge living room; 12x2O-ft, din
ing room and q 12x12 kitchen;
fully automatically equipped
washer included plus full base
ment with bath and hot water
heat. This property also suitable
for doctors office-residence. Close
in Takoma Park-Sligo Creek Park
area. Call HE. $4,000 for details.
~AnTH nToTTT mo-
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A SHoWPLACE-Rambler; ALICE
earport; elaborate rec. rm.; storm
windows and doors, many other
extras. UN. 1853.
peter ]. hagan and son
A HOME WITH GORGEOUS VIEW,
overlooking valley, only miles
from y s Capitol. New, det.,
all-brick, custom-built split-leVels
and ramblers, priced from SIG, 500,
low down pymt., immed. occup.
Three and four bedrms., lge. de
luxe kit. with table space, sep.
din. rm., finished rec. rm., full
bsmt. built-in garage; all city
utils.: schools within walking dis
lance, cow. to 2 large shopping
centers. Dir: South Capitol st.
TO D. C. line, continue on Indian
Head hwy, miles TO Livingston
main entr. on right, follow. KEN
at $3.50 Kerby pl. Open daily
and Sunday, / to 8. For appt.,
call Mr. Humphrey. LU. 2-S4S7.
KOJAK'S REALTY CO., tn.
2-446S.
ACRE PLUS country liVing-2-bed-
rm. Cape Cod on level wooded lot:
owner. anxious to sell; $11,500.
UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan and son
ADELPHI = 4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod: Ia baths. ilrepl.; fenced I'd.
Mr.. MOL: S17,450 HE. 4-2777.
ADELPHI-S13,7 $50 buys this 3-bed-
room brick rambler, l blk. from
shopping center and University
lane. Tiled bath, full bsmt. win
sell FILA with $3.50 down. Call till
8 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT s..
DAVIS a. CO., INC.
ANDREWS AREA, Temple Hills
"a acre: 3-bedrm. brick and ma
sonry: liv. rm., din. rm., kit. level
lot, garden space; FLA $500 dn. !;
beautiful country home. PRU-
DENTAL REALTY, RE. $4,000
til 9 pm.
ANDREWS-2-bedrm. brick RAM
bier: sep. din. rm.; situated on "a
acre lot. Good terms: S14,950.
BY OWNER, RE. 5-4276.
ANDREWS AREA, Morningside-I
with fireplace, din. rm., kitchen.
level shaded lot; nice place for
retired couple; $500 dn. take
over CT loan. S64 mo. pays all.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY, RE. g.
1900 It'll 9 pm.
AVOID HIGH CLOSING COST
Assume 4Aes CT loap; $500 dn,
3 bedrm., asbestos shingle. New
paint inside; large fenced yard.
By OWNER. Call So. 3-6406.
BERWYN HEIGHTS-New 2-bedrm
rambler; cheaper than rent. Only
$1l,900; ST. per mo; RIDGWAY
REALTY, TO. 9-5924 or WE.
5-5275.
CARROLLTON.. BY owner : 1:yr.
old split-level; 8 bedrms., den,
gar, q baths; $4,000, $4,000
FHK, pymts. $50. SIP, 3-2461.
CARROLLTON-62-ft. brick RAM
bier, center entr. hall, 1S-ft.. liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm., 3 bed
rms, 1h baths, full bsmt., attach.
garage, level corner lot, assume
$4,000 412e6 loan. reas. down
payt., immed. possess. CARROLL
TON REALTY. SP. 4-3S3S, SP
3-3730.
CARROLLTON : Vacant, owner
out Of town, wants deal, 2-bedrm
brick Cape Cod, expansible End
fir., custom kit. full bsmt., alum.
storm sash, fenced lot. assume VA
loan. CARROLLTON REALTY, SP.
3-3S38, SP. 3-3730.
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YEAR DISTRICT LINE-Beautifully
restored older home on 100x200-
1T. lot with lge. shade trees. spae.
rms. throughout: excel. bsmt.,
slate roof, FLA financed. S14.060.
A. J. KESSINGER q co. 10.
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iiy rm ain Srea Sedrms snd
porch porch $500. SUB r An
PROPERTIES. Mt 10. S-3ose.
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Fort washington Forest

81. 900 oown. carport--Modern brk.
lot. Assume al loan. Now We both
know this won't last. so call early.
Mr. Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY
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BURNT MILLS ESTATE
sO7 ARLINGTON DRIvE-Attrac-
tive brick split-level in new-home
condition. 3 twin-size bedrooms, 3
baths, up-to-the-minute electric
kitchen, extra large family room;
home ideal for entertaining,
maids room. wall-to-wall carpet
carport; many other extras.
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BETHESDA'S
BEST BUYS


BETHESDA'S
BEST BUYS
|BETHEsDA--The heart Of the
Country Club area: lge. stone and
frame rambler. more than an
acre lot, full bsmt., lge. live
rm., 3 full baths. 2-car garase.
fully air-cond- $4,000.
STANDARDIZATION, 1ls-bath CO.
lonial: full bsmt.. m. rec. nm:
kit. with table space. S2i,0b0.
BETHESDA, oREENAcREs - I'm
macu. 2-bedrm. Colonial Pull
bsmt. with I'M. rec. rm., fenced
yard: Si0,5O0.
CHEVY cHAsE-Brk. rambler; 3
bedrms., 2la baths plus den. Lge.
llv rm. with hrepl., mod. kit,
rec. rm with firepl: scr. porch,
garage, $4,000.
BETHEsDA-Lge. 3-berdm.. 2-bath
rambler; full bsmt.; on extra Ice.
lot, In most desirable neighbour
hood. Priced at S26,9bO.
GEO w. ROBERTSON
,o,s ,,,, REALroR =, o.,..
oils. w oDe Ave sat. sun OIL S q
BUNGALOW, S10,25O
$3.50 DOWN
S72. 80 month including taxes, ms;
2 bedrms., nice.size living room,
large kit, full bsmt.; on beaut.,
level lot; high elevation.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
JU. $4,000 JU. 5-11l2
BURNT MILLs-A real value; lovely
brk. Three bedrms., 3 baths, rec.
rm, laundry rm.,. all-elec. kit,
with table space, Ice. fenced lot
with shade trees; Owner, trans
NJ Ill! 30; 30, Dir; c;olesvilless , r.;
S sft ~ Burnt M fls ave. 70 0 TsSs
to 3I2 Burnt Mills ave. ALI
GOOD AGENCY, JU. S-4477; ewes,
JU. 9-6273.
BY OWNER; 22,500-Lse, Dutch
Colonial; 8 bedrms.. 2 baths, Ice.
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
new oE kit with eating space;
full bsmt. with outside entr., pre-
redec.: fully insulated; storm win
auto. lowers; level Handicapped cor
ner lot. Walk to transp., shop,
schools; school buses and play
ground Holy Redeemer Parish
10. 5-0S60. ewes; or 10. b-l224'
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owNvp sI.AsHEs pRIcE belov

OWNER sLAeHEs PRICE below
FLA appraisal for quick sale.
Lovely ~ Y. California rambler.
open fireplace, paneled dining
area, big cleo. kit, Dashboard
h.-w.h.: beautiful tree shaded
yard with patio. Terrific buy at
S14.95O. Low down payment.
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CAPE COD

4-bedrm. Cape Cod on pretty
fenced lot. Unusual amount flow
ers. This excellent clean home is
located in most cow. area: close
in SILVER SPRING. Bus only u
block.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE, 45I6 High st. mr.
Transit Terminal, W&L-3 bed
rooms, bath. liv. room with
firepl., din. rm.. lge. kit. powder
rm.. front and rear porches, full
bsmt. $4,000. OIL. 2-7107.
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LANDOVER HILLS, 4lO4 72nd ave.
BY OWNER-6-room frame CO.
lonial: 3 bedrms. and bath on IND
A.; liv. rm., separate din. rm: and
mod. kit. on LIST n. full .bsmt:
ward Call SP 3-A607.
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LANGLEY AREA, $3.50 DN.-3-
6fdT KR N HE1ss SS S porc srss ra aSt
Assume CT loan. Only Sl6,950. We
take trades. CALL HALL" 10.
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GARAGE

And big workshop. heated; hot and
cold water; cost $4,000 TO build:
for si3,a5Q you set the Earase.
center Of Ice. shade trees: ALL
masonry; has 2 hedrms.,. sep, din.
rm.. firepl.: patio: porch; bsmt:;
this win 80 quickly. Call at once
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LANDOvER HILLS, 410s Beall st.
6edrms full Hri Sst h a0s ElsS
yard, big gear garage. $4,000.
on terms. DOUG n. SMILEY
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HOUSES FOR sALE--mD.

COLLEGE PARK-a-bsdrm. brick
rambler hsmt. With rec. Em, and
praised $4,000 with $500 down.
PARAMOUNT REALTY, AP. 2.
f4.ii.
COLLEGE PIX. AREA-Your house
when YOU see this s-bedrm, ram
bier w/sep. din. run, Priced AZ
Sl3,5OO; take over ms loan Of
$1,000 az ,,i s 81. a PeS . ! ne Z so I,
~ "a IN 1-iie6
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LAUREL, MD.-Restricted neighbor-
hood: unusual New England house
on 8 wooded lots; cedar shake
roof. lge. paneled lily. rm. with
firepi., din. rm. or den,- country
kit with firepl., 2 extra-lge. bed
rms, 2 baths; garage negstone
terrace, rose garden; S3b,OOO. PA.
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RESULTS
RORERT ia IOHR

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE, $4,000; TIL Q PM. RA. $4,000
Our beth Yr. Of Dependable Service
WHEATON WOODSj $3.50 dn.-4-
bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod; sep;
din. rm.; full bsmt. Assume Ice. q
loan. Call Mr.. CLEARY, ST. D.
1877: ewes, WA. 7-1567.
WHEATON,: $4,000 = 3-bedrm,.,
semidetached, sep. din. rm.' excel
q. /. loan; must be seen. OWNER,
1890 Centerhill st., Saturday and
Sunday.
WHEATON WOODS-A real buy:
3-bedrm. home; immaculate cond
Lovely family rm., compl. with rec.
rm. and all appointments. Don't
miss this onel r. s. ECKERT,
VIII. 6-4S34.
WHEATON, bedrms., all brick,
full din. rm.. full bsmt., excellent
condition. Cow. to bus, schools,
shopping. BY OWNER, VIII.
2-9675.
WHEATON HILLS; BY OWNERS
bedrms., III baths; living rm.;
kitchen dining comb: full bsmt.
with recreation rm.. laundry rm..
near all schools. VIII. 6-0471.
WHEATON, WOODS-OWner trans
ferred, must sell; 3-bedrm. brk
rambler, full bsmt. with 4th bed
rm.; S14.500. VIII. 6-S351.
WHEATON,; S13,5OO-All-b brick, g.
bedrm. rambler; storm winds:
walk to 3 schools, bus, rec. center.
Assume 4qe CT loan or $3.50 down
FHA. VIII. 6-s136.
WHEATON-3-bedrm. homes; S12,-
900 to S17,950. Assume GI loans;
low down payments. TAMBLYH
a CO. 10. 5000.
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GREENBELT-6-rm. brick house;
attic; 3 minutes walk from shop
ping, swimming pool school; 81
200 down. SS9.75 mo-, pays heat.
water, taxes, insurance, building
maintenance. Cali OR. 4-97l4 Tor
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

silver SPRING. 81. Bernadetts's
Parish. lse g: lawrence d.,
lot. panelsd library Nv; rm. nTs,
EQUIP. bright kit. lee. family
room, 3 tWin-siSed bedrms. and
bath up: bedrm. and bath IN full
bsmt. Appraised for OF financing.
BRoUssARD. AGENCY. INC.
IT. 7-S06l, ewes. and week ends.
~. Q-2l57.
SILVER SPRING, oodside-ThTee-
Tm.' delightful pine-paneied kit,
study on LIST floor, garage, wooded
ward; COW. shopping, transp. /;
Sls,D5O. KORzBNDORFER, Real
tor, on. 4-s1iI til Q.
SILVER SPRING : New 4-bedroom
split-level; Nv. rm,. din. area, de
luxe Kat. with table space: 2 full
baths. rec, rm. with built-lns; car
port. excel. financing avail. SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES Mets 10.
b-308S.
SILVER SPRING - Brick Colonial.
In close-tn silver Spring; liv. .rm.
with firepl., din, rm., XIII, pine
paneled den, full bsmt.: 1 blk. 10
bus; tree-shaded yard with hrepl.
ONLY Sl6.2BO. SUBURBAN PROP
ERTTES, Mgt., 10. b-3bSS.
SILVER SPRING = Stone-and-brick
rambler; 3 bedrms.. den, Ice. kit.
beautiful oak paneled rec. room,
screened porch and patio, maids
room and bath: beautifully land
scaped: 2-car garage. BY OWNER.
JU. 7-693S, JU. a-060l,
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EVANSVILLE, 1913 seth ave-
Attrac, 5-rm. home; oil h.-Water
heat; full bsmt.; fenced I'd; COW.
to everything: Sl3,9b0, terms.
Open Sun, rs. ~. 9.060l or
AP. 7-S44s. L. H. CARMICHAEL
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CHEVY cHAsE-Brk. rambler; 3
bedrms., 2h baths plus den. Lge.
liv. rm. with frepl., mod. kit,
rec. I'm. with firepl.; scr. porch,
garage, $4,000.
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TAil-briek, 3-6edroom, 1h-bath
Colonial home; sep. din. rm., all
cleo. kit. with dishwasher and dis
liberal financing. Only $3.50 down.
Call till 9 pm. WA. $4,000. ROB-
FRT 8 DAVIS A. CO. INC
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ROGERS HEIGHTS bedrm. brick
Cane Cod: lge. liv. rm. with fire-
pl., h.-w.h., luxurious mod. kit,
l2x16 spacious family rm,, storm
doors and windows; patio in rear,
Anchor fenced lot; S1,100 down,
FILA. HEGARTY q BYRD CO..
WA 7-24O0
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A SHOWPLACE-Rambler; ALICE
kitchen, full din. rm.: aluminium
earport; elaborate rec. rm.; storm
windows and doors, many other
extras. UN. 4-S5S3.
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PAINT BRANCH FARMs-Wooded
acre with q stream surrounds this
outstanding redwood rambler in
the colesville area; immense Lily.
rn, S gs'Eass h',w vi, S nr; k schools
J: KEssINdER 4 CO., W. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

did nothing to mitigate his feeling of guilt and shame.
Suddenly Jonas realized that a man had fallen into
step beside him. He had not the stranger appear
nor heard footsteps overtakng him. but had been udg
ing along with his eyes the ground and could easily
have failed to see anyone approaching
"Shaom," Jonas greeted the stranger courteousy.
The man did not speak, but when Jonas raised h!s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
The Miracle Of Easter Is Revealed TO Jonas

head he found himself looking into deep-Set eyes In
which shone such kindness and warmth that he felt an
answering feeling rise within him.
did not observe you on the road, sill" Jonas
said. 'You see, am sad because | gathered thorns
here for the crown they put upon the head OF the
Nazarene."
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
RCA To Build Center In Israel

The creation of an academic center in Israel
which would serve as a cultural and religious bridge
between Israeli and American Jews was announced
by the Rabbincal Council of America during it's 23rd
annual convention in South Fallsburgh, NY. The
center would cost S5OOOOO The convention reelected
Rabbi Emanuel Rackman as president and Rabbi
Solomon j. Sharfman as honorary president.
Sen Clifford P. Case, R-NJ., told Senate judi
ciary subcommittee that "decency and compassion
demands the revision of the restrictive McCarran-
Walter immigration act. DR.. Joachaim Prinz,
speaking at the New York convention of Birth Abra-
ham, said that "anti-Semtism has ceased to be an
issue of paramount to the Jews of Ameri-
ca"...
The Central Conference of American Rabbis
elected Rabbi Bernard Bamberger of New York presl-
dent at it's 10th annual conclave at Breton Woods
NH The major issue at the convention was pro-
posal to establish a code to guide Reform Jewish re-
ligous practice. However no final action was taken
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10

nesday night the ADJ voted
the following resolution by
William Gordon, state ADJ
chairman, as its official posi-
ton:
"The Anti-D e f a m a t i o n
League does not believe it is
proper for the Board of Re-
gents as an agency of the
state to lease fraternity hous-
es built with federal money
on state land to fraternitieS
which avoWedly under their
bylaws discriminate in their
membership for reasons of
race, color or creed"
There was also another de-
velopment in the verbal dis
pute between the ADJ and
the State Board of Regents
over the issue. The Omnibus
Bill which called for the use
of federal funds to be used
for building fraternity and
sorority houses was vetoed
this week by President Eisen'
hover.
At the University of Ari
zona there have been 13 ap
plications for funds for new
fraternity or sorority build
ings. A survey revealed that
four of the applying fraterni
ties have restrictive member
ship clauses in their conStitu
tions.
The ADJ opposition to the
leasing of state lands to fra
ternitieS and SOroritieS which
discriminate extends b a k
more than year.
And the ADJ has the sup
port in its opposition to the
Board of Regents of such or
CARNATIONS as Civic League
for Unity, American Civi.
Liberties Union and Ameri
cans for Democratic Action
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Neo-Nuzi Youth
Groups Elect
'FUehrer'

BONN, (JTA) - Seven
groups of neo-Nazi youth
organizations have held a
national meeting at Idstein,
agreed to consolidate their
movement, and elected a
former East German Com
munist functionary, Hans
Schulz, as their "fuehrer."
The consolidated move
nnent is said to represent
between 10000 and 10000
members. The Idstein meet
ing was organized by
adults, former members of
the Hitler Youth, the SIS
and the National Socialist
Party. Delegates attending
the Idstein meeting wore
Nazi-style uniforms, COM
plete with helmets and
shoulder straps.
The new "fuehrer" is a
member of the Free So
cialist Peoples Party, a
splinter group which split
off from the right-wing
Deutsche ReichSpartei, ac-
cusing the latter group of
tendencies mot sufficiently
to the right"
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Arizona Posts
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News
Dag Fails To Solve Suez Dispute
st Of jewish World News =

UN Secretary Dag Hammarskjod returned from
two days in Cairo and it appeared that he had again
failed to find solution to the dispute over Israel
shipping in the Suez Canal It reported that fol-
lowing Days talks with Arab leaders the UAR is as
determined to continue its blockade of ships
under the Israel flag under charter to Israel firms
. A bill has been introduced into the Israeli Knesset
which would grant government allowances ranging
from six Israeli pounds per month to 10 pounds to all
families with four children or more -.
The executive committee of the International
Union of Municipal Authorities has agreed to holo
the next world congress in 1861 in Jerusalem. Arab
members quickly opposed the site. new turn
in Arab attitudes toward the Arab refugee problem
realistically calling for bargaining was reported by
the Influential Beirut newspaper El Hayat. -.
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Theuter Strike
Ends In Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = A
three-week strike by opera
tors and other personnel at
motion picture theaters in
Jerusalem has ended and the
theaters attracted pack e d
audiences.
Both sides agreed to sub
nit to arbitration the de-
mands of the strikers after
the Jerusalem Chamber of
Commerce and the Munich
pality intervened to reopen
the theaterS.
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Sale
Rocks All
Israel
Country Upset After
B-G's Resignation


JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
President Itzhak Ben wi of
Israel started consultations
with leaders of the major
political parties in the coun-
try regarding the formation
of a new government follow
ing the resignation of Pre-
mier David Ben Gurion.
The first group of leaders
with whom the President met
was a delegation of Mr.. Ben
Gurion's Mapai Party, the
largest group in Knesset, Is
rael's Parliament. The Presi-
dent was asked by the dele
cation to invite Mr.. Ben
Gurion to set up a new Cabi-
net as well as to advance the
national elections to Septem-
Ger % from November 10.
The Mapai delegation told
he President that Mr.. Ben
Gurion could not continue
with the present coalition, be-
cause four members of the
coalition Cabinet had violated
the principle of collective re-
sponsibility by voting against
IsraePs arms deal with West
Germany which was ap-
proved by the Cabinet.
The arms deal with West
Germany which precipitated
the Cabinet crisis, was, mean
while, taken to the public in
what was widely considered
the first broadside in the
campaign for the November
national elections. Country
wide rallies were held at
which the d e ba ters were
mainly Mapai leaders argu-
ing in favor of the arms
agreement and leftiStS who
argued against it. The right
wing Herut and the National
Religious party, which both
oppose the agreement, re-
mained on the SidelineS.
Some 500 Communists
staged a noisy demonstration
against the pact in Tel Aviv.
Another protest was staged
by former partisans who
fought the Nazis under
ground in various countries.
Tempers ran high and police,
were posted at both demon
StrationS.
The suggestion to advance
the national elections came
from the Mapai Party be.
cause there seemed to be no
prospect of forming a new
interim government. The
General Zionists and the Ma
tional Religious Party, which
have been sounded out on
this subject, did not seem in
cllned to give Mr.. Ben Gurion
support for a caretaker ad-
miniStration.
The Progressive Party in
dlcated that it would agree to
the advancement of the cleo
tlonS. Other parties were still
hesitant, since they were not
so keen on holding elections
before Rosh HaShanah which
starts on October 3.
Provisional statistics issued
here today indicated that Is
rael exports to West Ger
many totalled 100000 for
the first six months of this
year compared with $11, ,OOO,-
600 for all of 1858. The Bonn
Government is now IsraePs
third best customer, import.
ing citrus, jams, juices, pre-
serves, chocolates, eggs and
other exports.