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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-02-27
Bits of News

Barer will perform Israeli dances.
A social will follow.
AMATEUR AND professional
musicians are invited to indicate
their interest in forming a Jewish
Community Center orchestra by
contracting the center, CIR 4-5407. A
local musician has offered to form
such a unit if there is adequate re-
SponSe.
Rabbi Alfred Wolf of Los An
geles will represent the Jewish
Chautauqua Society as lecturer in
Arizona State University's five-day
Exploration Week program start
ing Monday. Rabbi Albert T. Bill
gray of Tucson will represent the
society in four-day Religious En-
phasis Week program starting Sun
day at New Mexico State Univer-
SitV.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-02-27

Barer will perform Israeli dances.
A social will follow.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-02-27
.UAR Seeking
To Capitalize
On immigration

WASHINGTON, (JTA) - The
State Department has received re-
ports that a proposal has been
made in Cairo to send delegations
of Arab diplomats to Washington
and Moscow to seek the personal
intervention of President Eisen-
hover and Soviet Premier Khrush-
chew against the movement of
Jews from Iron Curtain areas to
Israel.
According to information receiv-
ed here, the Arab governments in
the last few days discussed joint
action to frustrate what they term
Israeli plans to accommodate an
estimated 5000, 1000 new Jewish inn
migrants.
STATE DEPARTMENT sources
said the department had received
information and views from both
Israel and the Arab states on the
Jewish immigration to Israel now
under way from Rumania. They
said the department was inclined
to regard seriously the Arab fear
of Israeli "expansionism" and was
conscious of ISraePS absorptive
limitations.
On the other hand, the de-
partment was described as
anxious to see any refugees from
communism, Jewish or non-J eWiSh,
afforded a haven in the free world.
One source said it was a "dilem-
ma" at this juncture, because AM
erican-Arab relations seemed to
him to be improving.
An inclination existed among
some officials to urge Israel to
adopt a more realistic" attitude
on immigration. But sources said
the department had not yet form
ally communicated such views.
MEANWHILE, it became appar-
ent that Arab diplomatic circles in
this country have set in motion an
audacious new propaganda scheme
to exploit to their purpose the re-
lease of Jewish emigrants from
Communist countries.
The aim of the Arab propaganda
lists is to convince the United States
that the release of the Jewish emil
grants by the Communist authori-
ties is evidence of a deterioration
of relations between the Arabs and
the Soviet Union and an Indication
of an alleged new Soviet-Israeli
reapprochement.
The Arab propagandistS are say
ing the Communist bloc is releaS-
ing Jews to Israel as a calculated
and deliberate pressure device
against the United Arab Republic,
which they try to depict as increas-
ingly hostile to the Soviet Union.
Arab diplomats have sought to
document this contention in talks
with State Department officials,
and one Arab official asserted that
many were receptive" to this new
line.
ARAB PROPAGANDISTS, in
talks with State Department Of
ficials and influential personalities
in the capital, are taking the line
that the time is propitious to in
troduce a new chapter in Arab
American affairs. They suggest an
invitation to President Nasser of
the UAR and other Arab leaders
to an Arab-American summit
conference in Washington.
At the same time, they are seek
ing to persuade the State Depart
ment that it should link limitation
of the new wave of immigration in
to Israel to American economic aid
to Israel for the new fiscal year.
To lend attractiveness to the idea
of an American-Arab summit
meeting" the Arab propagandists
advance the possibility of an Arab
Israeli understanding to be achiev-
ed through President Eisenhower
mediation.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. David Lowy OF
Cleveland, are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Maurice Lowy, 1922 E. Gran
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Levy, 235
w. Bethany Home Rd., and two
children, Barton and Barbara, re-
Gently moved here from Pitts
burgh.
Bonnie Lee Drey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Drey, 302 w.
Marlette Ave-, has been selected
as Beth Ell Sisterhood's candidate
for Queen Esther at the annual
Purim Ball March 81 at Hotel
Westward Ho.
JONAS MILLER has been elect
ed president, Ronnie Burns vice
president, and Mark Wagner SER
retary of the Joseph Trumpeldorf
group of Young Judaea.
Beth Hebrew Congregation has
formed a daily study group, which
meets after morning services to
study Jewish religious law and GUS
toms.
Young Judaea, celebrating its
Golden Jubilee year, is conducting
a search for the Oldest former
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-02-27
Rummage Sale Slated

The Maricopa County Medical
sale from am. to pm. March
10 and 20 in the State Playground
Home Economics Building. Pro-
ceeds will go to the Maricopa
Child Guidance Clinic and the
Visiting Nurse Service. Clothing,
appliances, and household goods
will be sold.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-02-27

JERUSALEM (JTA)-Israel has
arranged with a group of foreign
investors, including Baron Ed
mond de Rothschild of Paris, for
SOS, ,OOO, 900 financing of a 16-inch oil
pipeline between Elath and Haifa.
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Two New Bargains
LIST Time Offered
LONG BEACH

Comfortable. furnished cottage,
: suitable for year-round use Total
price. only $4,000: down pay
ment, $1,000; monthly payment,
ALSO NEARBY
4 special bargain which includes
living room. kitchen. dining area.
2 bedrooms, complete bath.
screened front porch, family porch
and came porch. Attraetively fur
nished for only $4,000; down pay
ment, $4,000: monthly payment,
S45.
Don't delay inspecting these and
other excellent buys priced for
Immediate sale.
Prepare for the future BY selecting
an attractive domestic In this
PLANNED community.
]. Over / mile sandy beach.
2. Pvt bathhouse and playground
8. Yacht basin, launching ramp.
4. Oil-surfaeed streets.
.. Beaut. wooded rolling terrain
8. Central art. water system.
a. Nearly 600 well-kept vacation
and retirement homes.
Q. Hundreds satisfied lot owners.
Q. Reg. trash and garb. collection.
10. Finest fishing and grabbing.
II. Rental boats, owners and
guests.
II. FuIl-size bldg. sites, $3.50 and
Up. low payts. Exeep. bay-vieW
lots, S1.250 up.
Is. Purn. homes, $500 up. terms
TO suit purchasers.
II. Picnic facilities for owners.
send for direction map and bro-
ehure, or bring your lunch ana
bathing suits. Be our guests tor
4 day. To visit Long Beach. drive
on the Solomons Island I'd. turn
left ct St. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs 10 once on
Chesapeake Bay.
N. Z. RocKHILL. NC.
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AUTOMOBILES kOR SALE

CHEW. 80 4-door; peri cond., lady
owner. Bells Super Special, 500.
BELL MOlOlaS
Bill wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-SaOO
CHEVROLET 1888 2 tone; auto.
9 sIssns;; = and hi s4sS. 10.
CHEVROLET 1904 Bel Air 4-dr.
best n of sSesll Il a so99sa new tres
cHrvY SO sta. waE. 4-dr. VS.:
Ps; d,.,, :, anc 81 Wv; tires, clean
Capitol Auto Sales
SOLO Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-3OSs
CHEVROLET 'b5 Bel Air YES 4-dr. /:
T., and b., powerglide. blue and
white finish; S00b.
Due 70 the popularity Of the RAM
bier ewe have the finest selection
OF used Chevrolets, all models, ln-
Guiding station waeons from b3
70 q 'D6 Bel Air hardtop. Come
py and see Us for the best deaI
In town on these used Chevrolets.
Crossroads Rambler
D002 Seminary Rd.
Located at Balleys x-Roads
Mr.. New Hot shopps, Columbia Pike
CHEVROLET $50 VS. 4-dr. station
wagon, 7. a h. Perfect condition.
INSPECTED. SI,lS0. Your car or
$1Sg down. WOLFE MOTORS,
l733 N. Moore ST., Arl.. va. at
Rosslyn. IA. 1881.
CHEVROLET $50 "2iO" 4-door sta
ton wagon: perfect blue and white
nnlsh: powerglide transmission
radio and heater; an excellent
buy a. only $1,000. HILL a.
SANDERS, Metropolitan Washing-
tons Oldest Ford Dealership
1880 Viers Mil I'd, wheaton.
Nd. 10. 6-406B.
cHEv. 81 2-door; S795: payments
as low as $3l 80 per month.
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
1900 l4th st. NV. HU, $4,000
CHEW. 1886 9-door sedan; 2-tone
SILVER Ifsn; sf qaRs i've. i aiTTTIg nsstr
West hwy, 8. 8. JU. 9-1434.
CHEvROIETs = Brand new Bis
caynes $l.S10; Bel Airs 1890:
hardtops S2,1B0: 6-passenger wag-
ons $2,l4O. You can own one Of
these for. under $50 per month;
fully equipped, powerslide, radio,
heater 2-tone. Wv. tires, etc
As low as Slg5 down. BARRY
PATE CHEVROLET. 1880 Conn.
ave. NV, RE. FISTS. This Is
ANAL clearance on all new cars
and demonstrators. Prices will
never be lower.
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AUTOMOBILES ION SALE
tcoNflNuEpi

BUICK 80 hardtop; leather int,
RUVwsssr "a sSuipe. !iossg acc e0no'' 500
BUICK 81 Super Riviera. Hard;
top sedan. Two.tone. orIginal
luxury interior. r, A. II, Dyna.
flow. Wv. Power steertns and
eEakesav Positiysslly perfect IN:
Rossiyn. "a 2.ss5i. '' w. =
BUICK '54 Super Roadmastef:
looks and runs like new: power
steering. hydramatie drive. sacEl-
t ,es; o$sSoS, s2s s,o down, ROPER
BUICK 1855 special 4-dr. black q;
heater. good cond. eacrifee, 500
XII. s-4363 after 9 pm.
BUICK 80 Special Riviera 2-door
hardtop;. dynahow. power steer
Ing, radio, heater, IL 900 miles;
amazingly clean; sl,7eS; written
TRIANGLE FORD
500 r. ]. Ave. NE. La. p.lO0a
BUICK 1857 Century 4-door Riv-
lefa; conservative ivory and blue
finish: equipped power steering
power brakes, radio and heater
automatic; exceptionally low mile
age; l-owner car; only S1,6e1. /.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
77s5 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
OIL. 4-61O0 OIL. 4-l412
BUICK 1853 Electra 4-dr. sed. ;
2. and h., Wv. tires. p.s. p,b.
BUICK $50 2-door: blue and white,
dyna.. .. and h.. Wv. tires. seat
covers; one owner. WO. 6-lo7l.
BUICK '5s sedan: beautiful star
dust mist. equipped with ON aif
conditioning, power steering, acces-
sories: exceptionally nice: S2.295.
Suburban Cadillac Olds Co.
sE RhAPHSy S sHboPrISo o SET SrEEoc
BUICK '57 4-dr. Riviera /, black,
Ike new; owner must sell; $1,000
BUICK 80 Century 4-door hardtop;
auto. trans, r. and h., power
s sssssin No. ' PS.s Srseiss is S;v tires
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 CHILLuM RID. AP. 7.7l20
"oUEENsToWN SHOPPING CTR.
CADILLAC. $50 Sedan De vile: eysry
s extra; 40 fy sns power; l owner like
THA IiSJS; MOTORS
"WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST
l2th and r. !. Ave. NE, La. 6-6530
CADILLAC '55 fleetwood 4-door
radio, heater. auto trans. power
steering. power brakes, power win
dows. air eonditioning; beaut
green finish with matching In
terror: only $1,005.
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AUTuSv tHUukS WANIku
tcoNTlNuEDl

WILL PAR TOP dollar for late
R RCSs I. saI M,5 ssiIr; p SSg ,h ,IEs,s
WIS; ave. Bethesda. Nd. oil. y
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CAVE FORD
1913 Elm ~ 81; al gsSshsSds. Nd.

4 n; ;s;'' :'i?i; ;Iies iI q
West hwy, 8. 81, Ju. 0-i434.
CHEVY $50 4-dr. "2l0" sta. was:
ssB s;:':s SS 4s ' viii 81. $40 Di &c:
Capitol Auto Sales
1910 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-308s
CHEvROLET "a 6-cyi. s-passeneer
4-dr. station wagon: auto. drive.
SO down or trade KIRK MOTOR
co. 1000 GA. AVE. NV, Ia.
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AVIATION

sTINs0N los club share, reason
able. New wing fsbric, windshield.
tires, Omni and DO. Based Wash.
va vlll hranee " 3-n7pa
UNLIMITED ROOM for airplane
tle-downs. see Mr.. STANLEY.
HySs Field Restaurant. CT
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
lcONI.NueDl
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

DISTINCTIVE wATERPRT. HOME
You'll enjoy many pleasant hours
in this large, l,S0O-sa. It. home
on Potomac Riverfront with 8
large bedrm.. . full tiled baths
big lv. rm. with fireplace. The
large. fully equipped kitchen will
please the ladies with its dish
washer, washing machine. plenty
OF cabinet space and large dining
area. Large screened porch and
garage on Handicapped and seeded
lawn or hours on the sandy beacl
will delight the young Wen worth
$4,000 Appointments please
POTOMAC SUPPLY CORPORA
TON. Kinsale, Va. Call Edge-
water 3-2333 or Greenwood
:-257l.
YO, MD.-Will accept used car
or second trust for equity in g
bedrm. furn. eottage, fully equip
incl. heat and l4-ft. boat and
motor. LII. 2-5563.
MUNDY POINT, Northumberland
County, Vat rms. and bath
farmhouse; outbuildings, 3.5 acres
from highway to water: S6.-
500. With extra waterfront lot,
S7,700. BEN HUBBARD. Broker,
WARSAW, Va, OR. 2-2078.
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TRAILERs

FLORIDA HOLIDAY? Relax and
enjoy e. rent free vacation In thii
custom, dc luxe left. Yellowstone
Completely seli-contained. only
months old. See at Potomac Park
Motor Court, Lot 800, afternoons
or evenings. OWNER.
FOR sALE-l959 Kentuckian, IOz
80, 3 bedrms.. Ia baths, used less
than one year; can save $4,000
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

FOR RENT - Front leaders, back
hoes. drag lines, shovels: very
reos FE. 3.142I after 8 .psmsssas >
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MONEY WANTED

NEED S4.000.S5, 900. Offer So /.
90 mo, md trust covered BY equity.
: life ins. assigr.t. VIII confide.
Leas. disc. Govt. CD 20 yrs. Write
Box 2s0-J, Star.
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CHEVROLET 1887 Bel AR va
sSss is ssS n p: Z. 'sS: sst sS
kDsEL. isol Good HOPE HOPE I'd IA g.
CHEVROLET 'be iypala hsrdtop;
i5H .I:.S 6;s s.In Arctic sSits Sn,Issa.:
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Brown Pontiac

1913 Wilson Blvd. IA. 2.5557
CADILLAC '5s hardtop Coupe De
vile: striking peacock blue, lux
uriously equipped with full cleo
s sioIa,,y po UIs. s sssS ES'sD-
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. Nd. OIL. $1,000
CADILLAC '54 Coupe de vile, full
power, black. $l,605.
EAST-WEST MOTORS
lMPER1AL-cHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH
100 East.West Hwy, 9il. Dpg., Nd.
u. 5-i34O
CADILLAC $50 convert: every ex-
ira, full power; must see to ap-
preciate. S2.395.
THACKER MOTORS
WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST
18th and r. ]. Ave. NE. LA. 6-6530
CADILLAC 81 sedan; black, power
I nicer sss SSsss cc s5' sssr
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE $4,000
OUR 26th YEAR
CADILLAC .'5e luxurious "o2'
CONVERTIBLE: with automatic
trans power steerins, power
brakes. push-button windows and
seat: light blue finish with match
ing interior: in showroom con-
dition. Reduced to only S2.406.
See Mr.. Stafford.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

FIRST TRUST NOTE for sale.
: $500: 6te interest. SIS per mo
Reduced from SlO.500 on 6-rm.
brick home in Washington. D. C..
Write ROSE CoLVIN. catlett.
virginia. ST. s-5479.
Second Trust Notes
BoLght-sold. Weekdays. RE. 7-4i22
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STOHLMAN
NrYrxynNr ET

1910 NJ ST. NV.
Re. $4,000 Re. 3-84OS
CADILLAC '5S sedan; black; very
clean: all equipment. Special. $3,-
sos. ccC guar.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1925 22nd ST. NV FE. $4,000
OUR 26th YEAR
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RELL MOTORS

CADILLAC '56 go" special sedan;
factory air eond.. 10000 miles. one
owner. new eond.. Bells Special,
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c HEY, 80 .; t,dc s,.I peri sone., Issy
BELL MOlOltS,
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet
772S Wisconsin Aye. NV.
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BUICK '54 Super Roadmastef:
looks and runs like new; power
steering, hydramatic drive. sacri-
nee, 5000, S2b down. ROPER
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CHEVROLET $50 VS. 4-dr. station
HSssS 5s5s S;I!.S so ;sns a
hcss,vn n Moore q; Ari. Va. at
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THACKER MOTORS

i I1AOhEIt WO1OKIO
WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRsT''
18th and r. l. Ave. NE. LA. 6-6530
CADILLAC v 81 l !l;.i: h haretogi "a. fully
EAST-WEST MOTORS
IMPERIAL-CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH
100 East-West Hwy. Sil. spg.. Nd.
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Comfortable. furnished cottage,
suitable for year-round use Total
price. only $4,000: down pay
ment, $1,000; monthly payment,
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1880 OLDsMOBILE hardtop "ss''
al parts for sale except tram
and steering. JIM or JACK. WI
b-31SH.
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BUICK 1855 special 4-dr. black Sc,
heater; 1909 sond. sssTifiss' siSS,
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I 1914 BEL an 4-dr.
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FIT THAT WON'T WASH OUT! Palm
- Beach makes the perfect suit for travel :. the
perfect summer suit. Wrinkles disappear like magic
on hot, humid days you look fresh and wrinkle-ree
Palm Beach summersut fabrics and construction details
assure suit with remarkable shaperetanins character
. . fit that won't wash out
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The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Maryland has
sructed dixie Watts
intake
intake structure the Potomac River to agency water ra
plant channeed the dixie
which will be removed when work is completed.
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Envoy'schiId
Rescued by
Lifeguurd,1 Is

The l3-year-old daughter Of
a ouatemalan Embassy ofiicial
was saved from drowning
yesterday In an Alexandria
swimming pool by a teen-age
lifeguard who pulled her from
the water unconscious.
Apparently recovered but ad-
mitted to Alexandria Hospital
for observation was Carlotta
Frener, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Frener Of 1916
lockwood drive. Alexandria. Mr.
Frener Is the Guatemalan EN-
bassy's information officer. an
Embassy spokesman said.
The girl, q student at Thoma.
Jefferson School. was pulled to
safety from five feet Of water
by Thomas F. Howe. jr., i6, the
son Of a Navy captain. The
Howes live at l40l Dogwood
drive.
Thomas. q junior at Francis
Hammond High School. on his
first Job as q lifeguard at the
Bradlee swimming pool in the
$500 block Of King street. said
he saw the girl struggling near
the five-foot depth marker and
go down. Reaching out from
the side Of the pool, he pulled
her to safety and started artifi-
cial respiration.
He said Carlotta already had
started to revive when he began
applying artificial respiration.
The girl was taken to the
hospital by the Alexandra Res
cue Squad. An Embassy spokes-
man said the Freners had four
other children.
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Sam Snead Kin
Hurt in Attack

HOT SPRINGS, Va. June 9
Plank Karnes. about so.
q greenskeeper and brother-in-
law Of famed golf pro Sam
Snead. was attacked last night
and police are holding q 29-
year-old golf caddy on q charge
Of attempted murder.
Arrested about midnight last
night at a Covington, Va. hotel
and charged was Gordon
Baker. a caddy at the Cascades
course here.
Mr.. Karnes was badly beaten
and knitted about the head. face
and chest. He was found lying
in a pool Of blood on the sixth
green Of the course he helps To
maintain about 4 pm. yester-
day. Authorities said 1t took
80 stitches to close his wounds.
He was listed In critical condi-
ton at Community House Hos
Ipital here today.
Police said Mrs. Carl Perry. q
nearby resident, heard screams
coming from the direction OF
the sixth green yesterday and
rushed to the scene. She and
others found Mr.. Karnes. Po-
lice said the victims clothing
was ripped and his wallet was
gone.
Later. police said Mr.. Karnes
repeatedly carried a large sum
Of money in his wallet at the
time Of the beating. They said
Baker was on the sixth green
at the time Mr.. Karnes was
attacked.
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| Dead, 4Huri
In Car Crash

A Cabin John Md woman,
who the police said had no
drivers license, was killed yes
terday at the wheel Of a car
which roared out Of control and
smashed into q tree at Cabin
John.
Montgomery County police
identified the victim as Mrs.
Helen Williams. 40, Of Is Car
yer road. Four other occupants
Of the car were injured. one
seriously.
Police Pvts. Carson F. Kreh
and Miles r. Daniels said Mrs.
Williams, the mother Of four
children. lost control Of the auto
turning from Carver road into
Seven Locks road. The car
crossed two front yards, re-
crossed semi-circular Carver
road and rammed into a tree
police said.
Police said Mrs. Williams had
taken lessons at an auto-driving
school about nine months ago
but failed to pass q driving test
given by the school. She once
had q learners permit which
had expired. police said, but
had no drivers license.
The victims were transported
to Georgetown and Suburban
Hospitals in four ambulances
dispatched nv the Glen Echo
and Cabin John Fire Depart
ments and the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Rescue Squad.
Mrs. Annabella Darden, 81.
Of IL Carver road. identified by
police as owner Of the auto. was
admitted to Georgetown Hospi-
tai with severe face decorations.
She was sitting in the front
seat beside Mrs. Williams. police
said.
Three other passengers in the
car. Mildred Thorn. II, Of q
Carver road; Mrs. Darden's Is
year-old daughter Cynthia. and
Robert Lucas. IL. of s Carver
road. were treated for cuts and
bruises at Suburban Hospital.
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College Park Plane
Falls, z Cheat Death

Two men narrowly escaped
death yesterday when q single
engine private plane crashed
upside down from about 40
feet near the College Park air.
port.
The victims are:
Pilot George Sylvia, jr.. 80.
Of o90e Dilston road, Silver
Spring. who suffered Q severe
back injury.
A passenger. William Nc
Carney, 20. Of 6803 Chillum
Manor road, Chillum. Nd.
who had fractures Of both legs
and the left arm. Both are
In Prince Georges General
hospital.
A witness, Civil Air Patrol
Cadet Paul Andes. l6, said the
plane. q Piper three-place
Supercruiser, apparently was
coming in too fast for a land
ing and as 1t pulled UP for
another go-around, the engine
failed and the pilot headed
toward q baseball field In the
5000 block Of Calvert road near
the airport.
The two men were taken
from the wreckage by Prince
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that the cnurcn'S central Juris-
diction Negro be abolished "at
the earliest practicable date"
The petition. which will be
presented to the National con-
ference In Denver. Colo, next
spring. also calls for an end to
the intermediate jurisdictional
level between local conferences
and the National conference.
The present central jurisdic.
ton covers the entire country
and includes the demonina-
tons colored churches. There
are five white intermediate
jurisdictions based on geo.
graphical boundaries.
Church appointments are al
present made within the geo.
graphical jurisdictions. Tit
countrywide central jurisdic.
ton is administered separately
u. s.-China Understanding
In another action, the annual
conference called for greater
understanding between residents
of the United States and Red
China.
During q special afternoon
session, the conference rejected
Ia recommendation considered
in support Of diplomatic recog-
milton of Red China and SUBJ
stituted the following:
while recognizing that the
present Government Of the PEG.
Piles Republic Of China does moi
represent the free will of the
Chinese people, It is. rleverthe-
less. urged that the United
States Government continue Il
explore all feasible methods fol
providing increased understand.
ing and cultural contacts be.
tween peoples Of the United
States and China.
Toward this end, we approve
efforts presently being made
through the ambassadorial
talks of Warsaw and the will
ingness Of the United States
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Democrat Of Prince Georges
and Speaker Of the House.
Commodore commissions were
awarded by the Bladensbute
Lions Club during Its fourth
annual Pageant Of Progress at
the Prince Georges Marina. !,
Other new commodores are
Harry B Shaw, retiring chief
engineer Of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits.
sion: C. Howard Brown, mayor
Of Bladensburg. and C. Carney
Smith, a 1958-59 District Gov
ernor Of the Lions Clubs.
The pageant began with q
parade of more than so units
moving through the town TO thu.
marina. l.fa