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The Arizona post., 1959-11-13

husband had to 60 to the other place. But
his wife still loved him and she pulled
strings in Heaven - they have strings
there left over from the harps - and
was permitted to telephone her husband
in the place below.
"Iow is it down there dearest?" she
asked.
"Well, really, it's not so bad down here
he said. "All we do is sit around all day
and do nothing. It's dull, but that's all.
How is it up there in Heaven?"
"It's terrible" his wife replied. mot
that Heaven isn't wonderful place, but
there are so few people here to do the
work that we have to work like blazes."
Isaac Carmel, one of the few living
The Arizona post., 1959-11-13

Jewish Quiz Box
Observation-Disclosures


QUESTION: Why has it
been a Jewish tradition to
have a guest for the Sab
bath?
ANSWER: From the fact
that certain allowances are
made in early laws because
of this practice, it is felt that
this practice is quite an old
one. (Damai 4:4). The leaders
of the Jewish community
would often have occasion to
force the wealthy laymen to
accept guests. The gist of
this tradition was perhaps ex-
pressed by Rabbi Jacob En-
den who, when castigating
those who fell short of this
tradition, accused them of
trying to enjoy the Sabbath
when they knew there were
those among them who were
hungry and detected. The
purpose of this tradition is
thus to see to it that every
one has a chance to enjoy
the Sabbath.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-13
JERUSALEM, (JTA)

JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
Israers first joint Arab-Jew-
ish bank was formally estab-
lished with the signing of an
agreement by Faris Hamdan,
an Arab member of the Knes-
set, IsraePs Parliament, and
representatives of the Israel
Foreign Trade Bank, a Swiss
Israel concern.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-13

country, he told the Tel
Aviv reporter" but with
few people you have ac-
complished much.
"The Governor said it
reminded him of the old
couple who died on the
same day. The lady, a
good WON a n, who had
gone to church regularly,
went to Heaven but the
The Arizona post., 1959-11-13
Book
Reviews

DISTURBED HISIOR
Jewish readers interested in
the Middle East will not like
Prof. Philip K. Hitti's new
book Syria: A Short His
tory" now published by Mac
milan.
However, for the sake of
getting acquainted with the
scholar with regard to Israel,
American Jews should pay
attention to DR.. TIitti's book.
The author, who directed the
program of Middle East stud
les at Princeton University,
has quite a following in
America among students of
Middle East problems. And in
his book-brought up till the
time when Syria merged with
Egypt under Nasser's rule
he speaks no little of Israel.
He recognizes the existence
of Israel, but presents a dis
torted picture of the birth of
Israel. He attempts to con-
vey the idea that the Parti-
ton Plan adopted by the
United Nations, resulting in
the establishment of the Jew
ish State, was secured "by
manoeuvering and intensive
lobbying by United States
agents at Lake Success" He
accuses the US. Government
in pulling wires" at the
United Nations for the Gre
alton of Israel, and claims
that washington acted in re-
sponse to Jewish pressure"
He admits that Syria and
the other Arab states moved
against the new state" but
says that they made "such a
poor showing" in their fight
with the Israelis, that they
had to sign an armiStice with
them. He speaks of the Sinai
campaign and tries to justify
the bringing in of Soviet in
fluence into the Arab coun-
tries by Egypt and Syria.
The entire line taken by
Prof. Hitti resembles too
closely the Arab propaganda
line against the United States
and other Western Powers.
What does he think of Mas
ser as the ruler over Syria
which became a part of the
United Arab Republic? Prof.
Hitti, who is very strongly
pro-Syrian, does not indicate
much love for Syria's merger
with Egypt. To him this
merger is "a new act in the
drama of Arab history" He
believes that Syria has still
it's own role to play in his
tory.-By BORIS SINCLAIR
The Arizona post., 1959-11-13
David Schwartz:

Sometimes 1 almost think Israel is In
America. For instance, the other day 1
picked up an Israeli paper and there was
a long interview with Governor G. Men
men Williams of Michigan.
The Governor spoke admiringly of
IsraeIs achievements. "You are small
The Arizona post., 1959-11-13
~ ~ ~
SHINY ALLIANCES -

SHINY ALLIANCES - It is reported from
Washington that United States munitions makers
are entering alliances with Alfred Krupp, the
convicted Nazi criminal whose factories turned
out the guns and bombs that slaughtered thousands
of Americans.
1t is a strange and bitter pill to take, watching
the United States rehabilitate Krupp, the munitions
maker, into of Europe's wealthiest men.
How do the American government and Amer-
industriaists justify aiding convicted of
exploiting and abusing slave labor and of ooting
Nazi-occupied countries!
Krupp handed 12-year prison sentence
but American industrialists stepped in and got him
off with less than half of the sentence served.
What will the American public think of such
alliances between American and German munitions
makers? Will they recall that after World War II
it was revealed by US. White Papers how Ameri-
can defense production handicapped by Stand
ard Oils secret agreement with the l. G. Farben
Company of Germany?
The Arizona post., 1959-11-13
~ ~ ~
WAIT FOR THE ALEPH!- -Israelis, {

WAIT FOR THE ALEPH!-Israelis angered by
Renault Companys Arab-nspired decision to cancel
it's auto-making contract considering entering the
smal-car market.
Just imagine the names they could give the first
Israeli-made automobile. Perhaps they could call it
the "Mogen David" but that's already been made
famous by an American wine company. Or maybe
they could call it "Sina in honor of the desert
paign But that wouldn't go over in the U.S.-theyve
already got sausage with that name
Well wait to buy little foreign car until
Israel ships its product and maybe they'll call
it, "Aleph'-after all that's the leader of the alpha
bet!
The Arizona post., 1959-11-13
Abe ChanIn.S
POST OFFICE

RUPTURED RELATIONS Sat the recent Inter-
national exhibit at the University of Arizona Arab
student posed for publicity pictures with a wide,
White-toothed grin
A few days later the grin turned to grmace
as he ordered the pictures to be destroyed He said
he knew all the time that he had posed holding an
Israeli tray and at the time he didn't mind it bit.
But he said he became alarmed afterwards when
he realized that of his pictures might reach his
father His father is in the Ministry of War in Jordan
~ ~ ~
UGLY ATTACK-In San Francisco $4,000 re-
ward has been offered for information leading to the
arrest of the persons responsible for distributing anti
Semitic hate literature against Russell L. Wolden
mayoralty candidate.
Wolden's opponent, Mayor Christopher, issued
strong denunciation against the anti-Semitc action
1T is not the candidates who suffer- said the Christ
opher for Mayor Committee, from such connvance,
it is the City of San Francisco"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

RE. 1-4157
KITCHEN table; 3 chairs; white
range; antique drop leaf table and
2 rockers; screens; conference
table; desk and swivel chairs;
radiant heater; 2l2x4-inch stock
and dies; 2 chain tongs; neon sign
and letters. w. 1-6759.
GLAZED tile: for masonry walls,
several lots, various colors, left
overs; each &c; come and take
away. w. 1896.
USED 5s-inch plywood; various di-
mensions, no full sheets, to be
sold by lots: come and take away
at very low cost. w. 1895.
sectional field
houses. made of ss-inch plywood
with studs. Aft. wide sections, ar
ranged for boiling. all sections
numbered, sizes are l2x12, 12x16,
l2x24, 12x28. floor and roof Sec
tons are made of Is sheathing on
2x6. all painted green. priced very
reasonable. w. l-5495.
GOLF clubs. Ben Hogan woods,
10 h.p. outboard motor, 3O-6
Springfield rifle; 26-ft. aluminium
house trailer. AN 1-134l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS
RII.NOR

GOLF clubs; 8 woods, 8 irons; Will
son Reminder" grips; excellent
condition; cart, bag, wood covers.
$50. VIII. 4-0811
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

PHOTO mailing envelopes, all sizes.
Harry Flynn Studio. 1906 st.
Clair. w. 6-l330.
and doors, installation included;
WINDOW accessories, finest made,
reasonably priced, venetian blinds,
window shades, traverse rods, alu-
minum storms, windows and doors,
aluminium outside awnings, door
canopies, folding doors, venetian
blind repair service, everything
sold installed, established l948. Nv.
1884, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
STUDIO camera. 11x14 with stand;
ski, 8xl0, l1xl4 backs: sliding car
riage with dividing backs; COM
pletely refinished. Will sell or
trade for professional glossy dryer
or 4x5 Graflex. w. 6-1330
3 ALMOST new furnaces, gas, !
Moncrief, 2 Henry; name your
price; must sell MU. l-0442.
LAWN mower. So; toolmaker's rs
bench, 3 drawers, S25; older model
bench drill press, $25; 3-ft. radial
drill press, $500; miscellaneous
electric motors. Ii. 1-1088.
ROCKING horse, So; crib. SO; out
door play gym. s12; tricycle., IS;
ice cream truck. $40. RE. 2-8324.
PORTABLE air compressor, Inger-
soil Rand. 105-ft kE. l-65O4.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23
= >~~~ - = - = - - - - - =
MISCELLANEOUS

size stove, S12; 10O-ft.
new wire fence with poles, S25.
VIII 3-5076.
EMERSON air conditioner, 3/4
h p., good for winter and sum-
mer. UL. 1-l496 after 3:30 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS

21-inch blond console;
h.p. Johnson outboard motor.
RE 1-3157
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

OUTSIDE gas lines, furnaces and
cutters installed. reasonable. RE.
1-3847, VIII 2-49l8.
FLUORESCENT light fixtures, Aft.
length. light unit with tubes.
honeycoinb reflector, ideal for
basement. garage, workshop; cost
S36, while they last, $l2 each.
complete. Nv. 1864.
RUGS, 8 IL, 9 IS; new var
nished panelled door; 80 x 1912.
1902 PaWnee.
MOSSBERG % automatic carbine,
model 352. complete with sling
and Ak scope. $50. RE. 1-2672 af-
ter 6 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
At Last q Plug So Smart
That lt Thinks"

Now look at the new plug-the revo-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
This Is Why Your Car
Wastes Gas, Loses Power

Some day, if you ever have spare mo-
ment, lift one of The 0Id-taShioHed spark
plugs out of your car! Look at the bottom
of that plug. In 10 seconds, you'll learn
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If that plug has been in your car three
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The Firing Point of that plug-the most
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RODED .PITTED SCARED
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Yes! You pay $4,000 $1,000
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Up to 9 Miles
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
By Ed MITCHELL

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
Library Gets
I6II Bible

\ rare and Valuable copy CT
'hC l66ll KIM James Bible. in
excellent condition S48 Years az
ter II MAS "cmprlnicd Al London
by Robert BARKER. has been pre-.
sentcd to The Detroit Public Ii.
hrary by the Friends Of the
| brary. as memorial to l.caviti
J Buckley, late president Of the
Friends
The book purchased from
funds contributed by tho Friends.
was accepted by Library Dircc.
tor Ralph 4 Ulvcling at the
ANNUAL Meeting OF the Friends.
TUESDAY. May 5 at which poetry
critic John Ciardl was the guest
speaker
This Bible Is valued a, about
$1,000
The newly acquired King
James Bible is a first issue Of the
FIRST edition which means that
Il Is one Of The scarce He
Bibles distinguished by a mis-.
print in the Book OF Ruth chap.
Ten 3. verse Is and he went
into the .oitlc The obvious ref.
crcncc is to Ruth herself. and
The pronoun Was changed to
She" Is later issues of the first
edition, which are known as She
E.blcs but are not nearly so
larc
The King James Bible has
been called the nohlc>t monu.
mcnt Of English prose" marked
as 1t is by the powerful language
and unique turns Of phrase that
set it apart from all other yer.
SlonS
The Detroit Public Library also
possesses two separate leaves
from 1911 Bibles but this was
It's frs, opportunity to come into
possession Of complete copy.
one originally owned BY the Duke
of Sussex
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
Exhibit At \
TAE CONTESTANTS

IN exhibit Of creative art, by
students IN YWCA classes Will
oc held Al Central Branch wv.
Torch Drive agency 223O With.
c.eli s. May %. 20 ard -
Included in the work TO be
,ho"n each day from 8 10 Q pm
Ni., to drawiA-, anG paintings.
q ,alcS. lcwc.ry flower arranSe.
ucni o'e''> hand,.rai,s
Also or di,plal wll hc photo.
-raphs 'akcn tN prc>cn' and for
mcr students in WV photography
classes and the foUr winning
posters made hy hl-h school
students Tor recon City.~!de
o,tcr coastc>l sponsored by y
Teens
The exhibit is open to the
public There j. no char-e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
Savings Bonds
Sales Soar

WASHINGTON. d c |. and
II Savings Bonds sales plus IN.
tcrcSt accrualS in the first tour
month, OF this year were 5000
million and rcdcmptions were
Sl847 million Therefore, Sl73
million have been added tins Year
To the cash value of T. and II
bonds outstanding which wa,
SD 762 million on Aprl 80, 1889
April purchases OF ncW T. and
II bonds for cash we're $500 mil
lion. and interest accruals ON
outstanding l. bonds were $50
million
similarly the S452 million OF
cash redemption, IN April rep
resented orl-lnal investment, of
$3.50 million plus accumulated
interest of $40 million.
Series + bonds are sold al IS
per cent of their face amount
and increase in value as interest
accumulatcs until the bonds are
redeemed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
Named 'Airman
Of The Year

SflfRlDGE NFB. Mich Colo.
mel Glenn T. Duncan. Sclfrldgc
Ar Fore, Ease commander. an.
nounccd the selection of Airman
First class William II. Worth as
me bases most "OutStandln-
Arman of the Year
Airnan Worth is assigned to
Detachment OF Sclfridecs
2i69lh Material Squadron. His
duties are flight mechanic.
The 2l-year old airmsn was
selected from group. who
during 1853 had won honors
IN monthly competitions as
Altman OF the Month"
Alrman Worth. a native Of
seattle Joined the Air Force IN
November 1855. He was indoc.
lrInalcd INTO the Air Force at
Hamilton NIB. Calf and gwen
technical training al sheppard
NIB m Texas lie began ms
Sclirldec assignment in August,
1856
The Young airman plans to
continue IN the L. 5. Air Force
as a career
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
DR.. Jackson On
Goodwill Trip

>or~hlp ~ tho american lruliis
OF The Middle East The guap
lett NcW York last Thursday for
CAIRO E-ypt
The Tour called Adventure
an CNilcn>hp j, designed lo
help The tuicd States make ncN
friends aMon- th, masses in that
troubled spot At The world The
citilcn ambassador, Viii MN
SIC with people below the diplo.
matte level IN order that thc
wll know American opinions AMI
\incr.Utu, Nil. como To know
them bftcr That part Of The
Tour Is iabclcd operation H.
,,-hl Ih, nur is sanctioned hy
me Stale Department
To make the tour. Or. Jack.
son was forced 10 cancel
scheduled speech before the
Southern Baptist Convention
white which meets the latter
part Of May in Louisville.
The tour j, nr Jacksons
el-hlh overseas trip The last two
took the Chlsa-o clergyman be-
nlnd the Iron Curtain In 1858
he visited la>>h and the nest
year he visited three Russian
satellite countries NusoslO>la
lln-rNS AID Rounlania
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23

aecolnt II, pleaded guilty 10 the
charge and VAS gwen 10 .
Years IN prison rs Recorders
JDd-c John 4 Ricca
Police ,aid Thomas ca>hcd
sou check at 1853 Russell last
February % The Officers SAID
inc chc(K Vas returned from
IA, BANK marked so acsoun,
Ralph Roberts - Of 6225
lohr X vas found guilty Of
~ nsnc>> last week by Record
SOS lrd-c John 4 Rcca and
tncd S. or 10 days.
rohc sand They found Rob.
er'S ,iardn- IN the middle Of
'bc street a, Woodward and
Palmer attempting to "thumb"
ride with motorists
They said Roberts became
bi>i,c and profancd when he
wa, ISSUED a ticket and tore up
he uckCt
frnc>, Lee Ford 27 Of 1881
>chlcn held for invest cation of
uurdcr IN the MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Robert Lawrence Lcilch. 27. OF
OBJ Marvin TAYLOR Township,
cab driver attempted suicide
Iriday night in a cell al the
First Precinct Police station by
slightly sla,hins his wrist with
z spoon which he sharpcncd on
INC concrete floor of the cell
Police said Ford Dearborn
1>hwashcr. admitted taking The
ah from Dearborn TO Detroit
tunnine up a cab bill of So %
Ford SAID he asked The cab
driver TO wait until ne cot the
esb fare from his girlfricnd he
returned TO the cab q short time
later and demanded l.clch ,
money firing TWO shots. which
struck The cab driver in the
head
Police found Icilch slumpcd
over the wheel of hi, cab in am
alley IN the vicinity Of Eliot and
ST. Antoine
Police said the robbery MT
ted Ford $3.50
Joseph bradford, 80. died IN
Receiving Hospital last week Of
-unshot wounds suffered April
l3 IN dice game at 1853 East
urc,i
Police said Bradford was sh.<
h' man named Ice" after
Bradford Won SO
Mrs Beatrice Hill 80. Of 1871
loNnstnd, mother ol FIVE. was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23

CHICAGO nr J II jackson.
president of the National Baptist
Convention Inc was cummS
stoned by Chica-o's Major Rich.
ard j Dale> 10 convey Official
greetings and CONGRATULATIONS
from the Windy CilN 10 the
people of Tel AVN Israel durln-
that city ; 50,h anniversary cclc.
hratlons
DR. Jackson. also pastor Of the
OlIvct Baptist Church IN Chicago.
Is making SIX weeks tour Of
the Middle East with twenty Two
other Americans. under the spon