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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13

dersecretary Of Health Ed.
ucation and Welfare Bertha
Adkins.
Others were Mrs. Graham,
wife Of the Atomic Energy
Commissioner; Mrs. Stats,
wife OF the Assistant Budget
Director: Mrs. Patterson,
wife Of the Deputy Director
OF Civil and Defense Mobil-
ization; Mrs. Douglas, wife
Of the Air Force Secretary;
Mrs. Brucker, with OF the
Army Secretary; Mrs Nor
gan, wife Of the Deputy
Assistant to the President,
and Mrs. Mora, wife of the
Secretary General Of the
GAS.
The menu featured roast,
boned cornish game hen with
tomato consomme to start
with and orange supreme
with vanilla ice cream and
orange sherbert for dessert.
President and Mrs. Lopez
Mateos could stay only an
hour at the S to Z GAS re-
ception in their honor be-
cause President Eisenhower
was to pick up his guest at
about Z.
When the party began the
receiving line included Chair
man and Mrs. Escudero,
President and Mrs. Lopez
Mateos and their daughter,
Foreign Minister and Mrs.
Tello and Secretary General
and Mrs. Mora.
The Mexican First Lady
looked tired but was beauti-
fully turned out in a pale
gray lace dress. light gray
mink stole. a matching feather
hat and satin shoes of the
same shade.
A Fashion Note
One interesting fashion
note was the identical emer-
aid and diamond rings Mrs.
Lopez Mateos wore-one on
each hand. The rings were
conferred with a square cut
emerald and surrounded with
two rows Of diamonds. She
also wore matching diamond
and emerald earrings.
1t was also revealed at the
party that the Presidents
wife had been on a shopping
tour. She repeatedly pur-
chased stockings, clothes for
her nieces and nephews and
several presents for friends.
Early guests were former
Ambassador and Mrs. Orea-
muno. Mrs. Ray HenIe, Gen.
and Mrs. Wade Haislip, the
Leslie Biff1es, District Com
missioner and Mrs. David
Karrick, Judge and Mrs.
George Nelson. South Afri-
can Ambassador and Mrs. de
Plessis and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Morris.
Others were Mrs. Herter,
wife Of the Secretary of State,
who went in to join the
ladies' group; the Roy Ru-
bottoms conversing in Span
iSh, Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel
Tello, jr. Che is the son of the
Foreign Minister, former
Chief of Protocol John F.
Simmons, Mrs. Robert Gug-
genheim and Austrian Am
basSador and Mrs. Platter.
Also glimpsed were Norwe-
gian Ambassador Koht, Swe-
dish Ambassador and Mrs.
Earring, Finnish Ambassador
and Mrs. Seppala, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Becker and Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Hill.
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Civil War Fable
Rv MILTON FRIEDMAN

WASHINGTON-The Civil War result
ed not from slavery but because Jew
financiers" wanted to split the United
States to exploit the two sections, accord
mo TO material being circulated by Cen
eral ULYSSES S. Grant, 3rd, national chair
man of the US Civil War Centennlal
Commission.
Gen. Grant, 78, is a grandson OF Gen.
ITlvsses S. Grant the famous commander
of the Northern forces in the Civil War
who was later elected President. The Cen
tennial Commission he heads IS financed
bv federal funds. 1t is designated TO as
seninate historical facts in preparation
for the coming Tooth anniversary OF the
seWar Between the States"
The White House is considering the ne"
issue because the Commission heaoeo NY
Cen. Grant is under the honorary Chair
manship of President Eisenhower. HOMO
rarv Vice-C -Chairmen are such personages
nc Vice President Nixon and House
Sneaker Sam Rayburn. The White House
;e known to be concerned because OF Gen.
Grants officially designated status as lid,
+;ona1 chairman of the distinguished
o.roun formed to unite Americans.
AS chairman of the National Caplldl
Park and Planning Commission, ana
through service in other capacities, Gen.
Grant has gained high status in Washlhg-
ton circles.
The anti-Semitic material dlstriDu'eu
and recommended by Gen. Grant IS ell
+i+lad "Abraham Lincoln and the Roths-
childs." 1t purports to show that Llonel
and James Rothschild, together with DIS
raeli plotted in London to split the OTlteo
States to gain their financial ends.
An allegation is made that these INTER
national bankers selected Judah +. Ben
ianin. Confederate Secretary OF state, 10
he their secret agent. According to the
"history" now supported by Gen. Grant,
the Jews were behind the ASSASSINATION
of President Lincoln. Gen. Grant holds
that Lincoln was murdered by "an actor,
John Wilkes Booth, in whose trunk was
found coded messages, the key to when
was found in Judah P. Benjamin's posses
Sion."
A spurious quotation is attributed 10
Bismarck, German Chancellor of the 18th
Century. The material has Bismarck say
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10

there. 1t says in the Talmud. Everything
saws in the Talmud. It's a remarkable
work.
AS Ben Bag Bag is quoted in the Tai
mud about the Torah: Turn it around
and around. Everything is in it,
You might think Ben Bag Bag IS typo
graphical error, but he was student OF
Hillel. He was a colleague of Ben He He
and Ben He He, assure you, was no
typographical error either.
If you are of the opinion that all the
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Civil War Fable
Gen. Grant III Twists The Truth

ing that Lincoln understood that the
South was not the worst foe, but the Jew
financier."
With the assassination of Lincoln states
Gen. Grants thesis, Israel went anew to
grab the riches of the world :. Jewish
banks with their craftiness and tortuous
tricks will entirely control the eXuberant
riches of America, and use it to syste-
matically corrupt modern civilization. The
Jews will not hesitate to plunge the whole
of Christendom into wars and chaos, in
order that the earth should become the
inheritance of Israel"
Such is the stuff which Gen. Grant
described as "an Illuminating account of
the scheming" against Lincoln. Even to-
day, he said, there is a similar campaign
by a "well- financed" group, aimed to
destroy America from within.
Gen. Grant mailed the anti Semitic
document to a patriotic organization OF
descendants of Union officers. He is the
groups Commander in Chief. But the
material was not well received by some
of the $500 members of the Military
Order of the Loyal Legion of the us.
The Pennsylvania commander, H. Dun
ston Saylor, End, described it as vicious
nonsense" of the sort he fought in World
War II.
The same material appeared on Feb
ruary 12, 1910, in Father Coughlins hate
sheet Social Justice" published at Royal
Oak, Mich. A similar theme, branding
Judah P. Benjamin as the hidden hand"
of an international Jewish conspiracy, ap-
peared in the American Mercury last year.
The Anti Defamation League of B'nai
Birth has gone into action. ADJ Wash
ington director Herman Edelsberg told
Gen. Grant: "You have lent your name
to a vile anti-Semitic canard.'
Mr.. Edelsberg told the General "the
article to which you gave your endorse
ment is a downright falsehood It's
ALLEGATIONS are untrue to history"
According to the ADJ, Gen. Grant used
"the reprints furnished by Floyd Flem-
ing the local agent of the Infamous John
Kasper's Seaboard White Citizens Coun-
Gil" Gen. Grant was charged with "a
gross disservice to historical truth and to
contemporary goodwill among all Amerl-
cans"
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
David Schwartz:

WHAT is ONE to do with bad cold?
Nothing better than to lie in bed and
read the Talmud, especially the Talmud
on medicine.
I was reading an interesting excerpt
One rabbi in the Talmud says if you've
got stomach trouble, let your stomach
swim in water. That is to say, drink
lot of water.
Another recommends a diet of small
fish for people with stomach trouble But
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10

Just what are small 1lSn
Another rabbi says that
people with cardiac con-
ditionS should not over
eat. Still, another sug-
gests that people dis
posed to such a condition
should eat foods like
parsley and celery.
All of this is just folk
medicine, l suppose. l
can't find anything about
colds, but there must be
something about colds
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
David Schwartz:
TuImud Has An Answer For II

wicked are going to the hot place, I COM
mend to you an article in this months
Harpers Magazine by Professor Walter
kaufman of Princeton. He quotes the
Talmud, too, and tells you that the rabbis
of the Talmud thought that even the most
wicked would be punished for II months
only.
X WAS IN and told me a story about
an American who was boasting to an
Israeli about the enormous railroad mile
age in the United States. After citing the
length of the mileage, he asked the IS
raeli, chow long are your tracks,"
81 don't know how long our tracks are"
replied the Israeli, "but in breadth, they
are equal to that of the United States"
AN ISRAELI paper reports that Tel
Aviv storekeeper was embarrassed this
week. A customer with patch over his
eye came in to his shop and looking over
some goods decided to buy, but found he
had left his purse home. II will take it
and pay you tomorrow" he said.
"Sorry, we don't do business that way"
said the merchant
The customer left.
Several people then rushed into the
shop asking the merchant: "What did
Moshe Dayan buy here?"
It was then for the first time that the
merchant realized that the man he had
refused credit was the great Moshe Dayan
himself. -----.~-
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Behind The
German
Arms Sale

fense Minister, sought the
Cabinets authorization as far
back as last December to sell
Israeli arms abroad under
1949 law. This was revealed
as tn e government made
available to the press min
uteS of past Cabinet meet
ingS, to back Mr.. Ben Cur
ions stand in regard to the
sale of grenade launchers to
West Germany.
At that meeting of the
Cabinet, in mid December,
M i n i S ter of Development
Mordechai Bentov, a member
of the left-wing Mapam Par
ty, asked Mr.. Ben Gurion:
"Who is ordering the arms? ?"
The minutes show that Mr..
Ben Gurion replied: From
various countries in Europe"
Justice Minister Pin has
Rosen, of the Progressive
Party, said: 1--WE should
know from which countries"
Mr.. Ben Gurion then said:
"From a number of countries
Holland, Germany, perhaps
also a third country" Mr..
Ben Gurion then told the
Cabinet: 'I am asking for
general approval"
A month later, the subject
came up at another Cabinet
meeting. Mr.. Bentov and Is
rael Bar Yehuda, Minister of
the Interior, representing the
Ahdut Avodah, were absent
that time. Mr.. Ben Gurion
asked the Cabinet to approve
not only the sale of arms but
also the manufacture of arms
for that purpose. Approval
was granted.
On March 20, the issue was
brought before the Cabinet
in another context. Finance
Minister Levi Eshkol, a mem
ber of Mr.. Ben Gurion'S Ma
pal Party, informed the Cabi-
net that some foreign cur
rency income was expected
from West Germany. Minis
ter of Health Israel Barzilai,
of the Mapam Party, raised
the question about the sale of
arms to Germany.
Mr.. Ben Gurion replied by
asking which of the Jewish
laws forbids sale of arms to
West Germany. "It is not
written in the Bible" re-
sponded Mr.. Barzilai, "but 1
think we should not sell arms
to Germany. 1 ask for a dis
cussion of the subject"
"GoOd," sWered the
Prime Minister, next week.
But do you object to sale of
arms only to West Germany
or to East Germany too?"
Mr.. BarZilai said he objects
to such sale to East Germany
as we'll.
"Why did you travel to
East Germany" asked Mr..
Ben Gurion. 81 even refused
to write a letter to an East
German professor in regard
to a book about Spinoza-al-
though this professor is a
man of sterling character. 1
said that, had the inquiry
come from a professor in
Switzerland, 1 would have
written willingly"
"In my opinion" said Mr..
Barzilai, "it is possible and
necessary to travel to every
international gathering in
Germany, Eastern or West
ern. Everyone goes"
Mr.. Ben Gurion insisted:
"It is permissible to travel
to West Germany, but not to
East Germany. The East Ger
mans have murdered and
robbed and have not returned
the loot. Western Germany
at least wants to make rep
aration. But East Germany
has murdered and also taken
the possessions. There is the
difference"
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Abe hanM.s
Abe EhanIn:s
POST OFFICE

WI O'NE
FEDERAL FUNDS for building fraternity houses
on the University of Arizona campus?
Fraterntes and sororities are the last vestiges
of snobbery and discrimination most campuses
throughout the country.
Have you ever heard the crying of young girl
who wasn't rushed by particular sorority? Did
you realize that four of the VA fraternes that have
applied for federal funds admit they practice discrim
nation in selecting members?
The fraterntes' charters, or constitutions
carry these nonaryan clauses
How then could the use of federal funds for
fraternties and sororities stand the test of const
tionality in court of the United States?
There is little doubt that more housing is needed
for the growing University of Arizona student body
But more dormitores can be built and federal funds
could be made available
~ ~ "
COMMUNITY REACTION to THE ARIZONA
POSTS editorial appraisal of the American Council
for Judaism great and gratifying.
Less than Is minutes after the Post was deliv
cred into homes the phone began ringing.
"You said just what we believe" was the tenor of
the calls
EIGHTY PERCENT of American Jews now are
native-bom.
That is quite figure when you realize the great
influx of Jews into the United States since the turn
of the nineteenth century.
We are becoming so integrated- despite what the
American Council for Judaism says-in the American
scene that we are being robbed of colorful Ian
guage, Yiddsh
It's not so much that so few of speak Yiddish
anymore It's just that the televison entertainers
have taken over Yiddish the idiom of American
humOr.
Imagine the Illustration of the ACJ! Instead of
the total ntegraton of Jews into the American scene
America is integratng into the Jewish scene.
On televsion you can't go single comic show
without hearing a Yiddish expression.
And go into the fancest, most American restaur-
ant today. What do you start off with?
Canape of smoked samon-thats really loX on
a shtickel matzo.
Pate of Liver-thats nothing else but gehakte
leber like grandma used to make.
And You'll find marinated herring sour cream
for YOUR baked potato, borscht and Kosher style
corned beef.
WE DON'T KNOW whether this embarrasses
American Council for Judaism members, but to see
these Jewish foods on American restaurant menus
holds thrill for
We figure that this is one more indication OF the
American way-a wonderful and sometimes gentle
mixing of the entire world in this great country
In what other country you go into a restaur-
ant and find on one Ravoli with tomato sauce
Duke of Wellington Roast Beef Coz au Vim and
Borscht with Sour Cream!
Continued Page 1O)
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10


POSTS editorial appraisal of the American Council
for Judaism was great and gratifying.
Less than Is minutes after the Post was deliv-
cred into homes the phone began ringing.
"You said just what we believe" was the tenor of
the calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Vonguord's Computer
May Guide Spocemen

during its climb to orbital al
titude.
While the rocket was still
coasting to the altitude where
1t would fire its last stage, driv-
ing the satellite to horizontal
orbital speed, the Cape Ca
naveral instrument transmitted
preliminary data on position
and velocity to the center here.
The center's computer COM
bined the coasting information
with data on the expected per-
Torrance Of the final stage of
the rocket. From this infor-
nation it produced the first
estimates as to whether the
satellite would orbit, and in
what manner.
These calculations were COM
ing of the IBM 704 only 10 to
IL minutes after launching, or
Just after the rockets bird
stage had burned out high over
the Southern Hemisphere, Mr..
Raker said.
The exact nature of the orbit
also was determined with re-
cord-breaking speed, he said,
thanks largely to prompt re-
porting by the 10 minitrack
radio tracking stations around
the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Air Force Plans
Two Venus Shots
For Mid-June

CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla, Feb.
19 tAP).-The planet Venus
will be the target for two Air
Force satellites in June.
Informed sources said yester-
day the probes will be attempted
with two-stage Atlas and Thor
missiles.
The shooting dates will come
midway through June when the
earth and Venus are in the best
position for the launchings.
Atlas-Able. which later will
be the carrier for reconnais-
sance satellites weighing several
tons, will be a two-stage vehicle
using the powerful Atlas ICBM
az the booster.
Thor-Able. using the Air
Forces intermediate range bal
listic missile as the first stage.
already has been launched
seven times with varying de-
grees of success.
One of the shots probably will
be an attempt to circle Venus
with a satellite. while the other
probe may be fired past the
planet into outer space, it was
learned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Fund Allotted
For Satellite
Space Probes
By the Associated Press

The Government unveiled
spending plans today for a
space program that will include
half a dozen rocket shots into
outer space and launching Of
an infiatable communications
satellite twice the width Of a
basketball court.
These are among some sos
million worth of projected 1859
spending for which contract
awards were announced by the
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration.
In its first full report on
space equipment procurement,
NASA said tEs $l05 million is
part o. more than $2l4 million
worth Of contracts awarded
since the agency was estab-
lished last october !. The ball
ance is to be spent after 1869.
Included in this years spend
ing plans are SIT million ear
marked for equipment for even
tual manned space fiight-a
goal not expected to be
achieved this year.
Other major awards for
1859 projects included:
/. $S,990,000 to the Air Force
for deep space prebes-shots
toward Venus and other
planets.
2. $7,120,O00 to the Air
Force for Thor-Able rocket
boosters to launch an estimated
8 to 10 earth satellites and
$8,540,000 to the Army for
Juno IL satellite boosters.
3. $2,110,000 to the Army,
50 million to the Air Force and
100000 to the Navy for moon
probe projects in addition ~
the five previously taken over
from the Defense Department.
The Air Force has fired its
three lunar probes and the
Army will attempt to launch
its second, the last now sched-
uled, later this month. The
new sums would carry these
programs forward.
4. $2,150,000 to the Army
Ordnance Missile Command
for launching a 100-foot in
flatable sphere to be used as
IA communications satellite,
Its diameter would be twice
the width of a basketball court.
5. $23.5 million to the Office
Of Naval Research for the Van
guard II weather eye satellite
launched Tuesday and for
three remaining satellite
launchings.
6. $1,900,000 to the Atomic
Energy Commission for its pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Interior Aide Given
Exchange Fellowship

William B. Ewald. jr,, special
assistant to the Secretary of
the Interior, has been awarded
an Eisenhower Exchange Eel
lowship for study abroad.
Thomas B. McCabe, chairman
of the fellowship board Of
trustees announced.
Mr.. Ewald will travel in
Europe and the Middle East
from next July to March, 1860,
to study and observe American
international and cultural
activities.
The fellowship foundation
was established in 1858 as a
tribute to President Eisen-
hover. To date some 10 foreign
persons have received grants,
and is persons from the United
States have been sent abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
MEN! IT'S WASH NJ WEAR
WITH A SPRINGTIME FLAIR

Step and meet bright the wash n field
the sport shirt with The Hecht Co. label thots exclusive
in our mems stores It's as eoytocoe-fo just wosh,
hang to dry, with little if any ironing is eosy-to-
lookot vivid poerns ond coors including fou!ods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19

heard all afternoon is how bad
this program is"
Will Return
But the Acc chairman
finally said he would return
later to answer other questions
and rebuff Senator Cores tig-
ures after he had had time to
analyze them.
Senator Gore commended Mr..
McCone was asking only q net
of sl4.5 million in direct Gov
eminent funds for civilian
atomic power projects in the
year ahead, and nothing for
cooperative projects. Last
year, the authorization bill
carried $74,55o and $25.l9S, 900
respectively for these two items,
Senator Gore said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19

The future man in space
some day may get an answer
to the important question
Where am ~" from the COM
putting system now cranking out
orbit schedules for Americas
new weather satellite.
The answer will be vital. For
a space voyager, whether in q
satellite or aboard a lunar or
interplanetary vehicle. must
know how high he is and how
fast he Is travelling in order to
plan his trip and his return.
The prediction that the
Vanguard computing center
here will be able to provide the
answer came today from DR.
Evelyn Boyd and Chester
Raker, two of the mathema
tician programmes who helped
set up the computing for Van
guard II. the weather satellite.
Success in Half Hour
The new Vanguard continued
to slice through space today,
sending back weather informa-
ton from its orbit high above
the clouds.
Although the orbit Of Van
guard II was not announced
until two hours and 20 minutes
after it was launched, Mr..
Baker said today the center was
sure Of an orbit within is to
80 minutes after launching.
The announcement, as is usual,
was held up until an orbit ac-
tually had been achieved.
Immediately after the launch
ing Tuesday at Cape Canaveral,
Fla, a new computer at the
launching site-fed by radar
sightings-started pouring out
predictions at the rate of 10 a
second.
These forecast for Canaveral's
range safety officer the place
where the rocket would fall if
its power failed at any moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19

gram to develop a nuclear
rocket engine.
NASA said $40 million will
be spent this year on it's $102
million contract to develop a
million ound-thrust single
chamber rocket engine. This
contract, announced previously,
was awarded to the Rocketdyne
Division of North American
Aviation, Inc.
The balance of the sos
million in new contracts is to
be spent on projects for various
kinds of rockets, rocket fuels
and various other space equip
ment and space research pro-
grams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Connolly Acts

Marc Connolly. the Pulitzer
Prize winning playwright Of
THE Green Pastures" is now
and then an actor. He plays a
role in the new comedy, Tall
Story" headed for Broadway.