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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Federal Money
Pinch Ordered
ToSaveBudgef
Margin Is Slim,
1860 Bulunce Con
Swing Either Way
BY LEE M. COIN
Star Stan Writer

4AAO AAAoSAAAACWCA q I"
ton was Juggling hard at the
Governments purse strings to-
day in a frantic effort to keep
the Federal budget from slip
ping out Of balance.
Heads Of departments and
agencies were on notice to hold
down payrolls and pinch PEN
MES wherever they can.
Although the Budget Bureau
predicted yesterday that fiscal
Officials See Few Loyoffs Due to Job
Cut Order. Pose Az
1860 will end next June 80 with
a sos million surplus, officials
readily conceded the outcome is
almost a toss-up.
Even if the Government keeps
spending in line, outside eco
nomic forces can throw the
budget out Of balance by reduce
ing taxes and other revenues
below estimates. In forecaSting
the surplus-tiny in terms of a
$79 billion budget-the Budget
Bureau is counting on continu-
ing prosperity. and assumes the
steel strike will end in two or
three weeks.
Budget Director Maurice H.
STAINS. while admitting the pos
sibility Of a deficit, also told a
press conference a series of good
breaks could result in a bigger
surplus than he now expects.
No Tax Cuts in Sight
No one, however, anticipates
q surplus big enough to permit
tax reductions. Mr.. STAINS also
ruled out tax cuts next year,
although the administration is
trying to arrange a somewhat
larger surplus than this years
predicted SOS million.
The new fiscal picture was
sketched in the annual Mid
year Review" revising esti-
mates submitted to Congress in
January's budget.
The bureau now estimates
the Federal Government will
spend $78.9 billion during the
current fiscal year, up from
the January estimate Of ST.
billion; receive $40 billion, up
from STU billion, and run a
surplus of sos million. up from
$40 million.
First Reduction Since IS
If the budget turns out as
now planned, spending will be
$500 million lower than last
fiscal year and revenues will be
$500 million higher. The sos
million surplus would contrast
with last years $12.5 billion
deficit.
. The predicted reduction in
spending would be the first cut
since fiscal 1855.
President Eisenhower ha s
made budget-balancing, with a
spending hold-down, the main
goal Of his domestic policy. He
maintains the Government
must live within its means,
especially in prosperous times.
to combat imitation. Eventually.
he has said, tax cuts may be-
come possible. But first, he in
See BUDGET. Page IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Visit Eases Tensions,
Khrushchev Believes
Sturts TuIks
TodcyWith
President

Soviet Premier Khrushchev
took time out from preparations
for his momentous weekend
talks with President Eisenhower
today to declare that he thinks
tensions between the United
States and Russia will be les.
sened to some extent as q re.
suit Of his American visit.
The Communist leader spoke
to reporters just a few hours
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Other KhFushehev Stories.
Pages As and 40
Soviet Embassy Honon Khrushehev..
Psss CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
STAR WANT AID
SELLS AUTO
FIRST DAY

Mr.. G. H. wanted to sell
his automobile quickly. He
got on the right road to
quick results by advertising
in the productive Star
Classified. Result: He
found a buyer the first day
his ad ran.
II you have something to
sell, from an abacus to an
automobile, always use
Star Classified where It
costs less to get quicker
and better results.
It's easy to place an ad
in the resultful Star Clas-
sified.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24
BY OWNER

2-FAMILY, large bedrooms. no re-
pair or decorating necessary, /
suite vacant, near Hayden-St.
Clair. PO. 1880.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24
2-BEDROOM RANCH

BY owner: in Willoughby; screened
porch; attached garage; nice lot;
beach privileges; very reasonable;
1O4O Tioga Trail. VIII. 2-25O3.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24

NORMANDY BRICK

NORMANDY BRICK
Owner moving to Culiiomio.
must sell. Living room. dining
room. kitchen. 3 bedrooms. sull
basement with extra bath.
storms and screens. 2-cor ga.
rage. Coll US now. then see and
make offer.
WHY PAY RENT?
When we have a home in q
nice district which you can of-
ford. bedrooms and q sun.
room you con use for an extra
bedroom. 4 home that must be
seen. Only $500.
soxso BUILDING
ASPHALT PARKING LOT. sonsd
commercially for sole or lsuse.
LAKELAND BLVD: l-ocre lond
with s-room bungalow. soned
industrial. THIS IS THE BUY OF
THE YEAR.
IF YOU PLAN TO BUY 4 HOME
OR SELL YOUR HOME
CALL US NOW!
BE SURE YOUR MAN
IS xAPEL"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24

In scenic Chordon Hills OF
Euclid. As extra lectures. the lst
floor has q fomily room. break
fost room. lovotory: 8 bedrooms
and both on End with q finished
3rd floor: full basement, carpet
ing. dropes. 2cor garage. Stu
oted on q large scenic lot over
looking Metropolitan Park. If
you ore looking for gracious liv-
ing. then moke this yours at the
low price of S24,900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24

i-FAMILY apartment, 5 rooms
each: East l4lst-St. Clair; S23, $500.
FA. 1854.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24

IBY OWNER, 6-room, 3-bedroom
single: basement; 112-car garage;
near schools, shopping and trans
portation. Owner anxious for
sale. Reasonable. Open Saturday
and Sunday. 902 East l53rd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24
@-KOVAC
II MHI $50 E. l8Sth St
W. KE. l-5030


2 miles West OF Geneva. S
ocres, small home. chicken
house. and other small build
inqs, ideal for retirement, small
nursery. etc. Price only $500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24
lust For You

Ideal semi-rdnch. stone front.
off Loke Shore Blvd. close TO
shopping and schools. S rooms
on lst; space for additional
rooms on End: only years old:
full basement. gas heat. at
tdched garage. fenced in yard.
Property vacant. You cdn enjoy
your holidays in this lovely
home at the bargain price of
$l8,o0O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24
Home-l Acre
Sl6,500

Imoginel It's q 3 bedroom semi
bungalow with attached garage
and full basement. Vacant and
ovoiloble for On eager family.
Don't be disappointed tomor-
row. Coll today!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24

OF Rovine Dr.. Noble Rd. oreo.
S and S. 2-cur garage. carpet
ing in lower suite. other extras.
Hurry at this price. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24

! floor plan. some pine ponel.
ing. utility room. breezewuY.
attached garage. deep lot. on
Erie Rd.. Willoughby. See our
sign. Coll for appointment.
Owners Arizona bound. Only
$4,000 or offer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24

A lovely S year old. 2 bedroom.
one floor plan home, attached
garage. with potio at rear. gos
heot Horced). full basement and
recreation space. corpeting.
Only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24
BRICK RANCH

BRICK RANCH
l5ls rooms. full basement. Ia
garage. dsphult drive. nicely
ldndsedpsd. Close 10 schools.
churches and shopping. Under
SEC. 900. Don't Let this home pass
by!
In. ExEcUTTvE'S HOME
3.yeuold ssmi-ronch. well built.
fully ldndscoped - with woods
in back. very neot. ga rooms.
3 bedrooms. recreotion room. 2
wood-burning freploces plus
many other lectures.
7.AooM RANCH
Is bedrooms. recreotion room
with built.in ~ shelf. Competing.
N-ton air conditioner. 2-coT 90
roge with dutomotic door. Own
er transferred. will sacrifice.
Coll today.
CAPE COD
7 rooms with expansion up for
2 bedrooms. roughsd-in living
room. dining room: corpeted:
oluminum storms and screens:
fenced-in you'd: close to bus.
Upson School: low toxes. Price
$l6.s00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-24
REALTORS
Brick Coloniul

Brick Coloniul
Off Eost 2o0th St. 6 good sized
rooms. 3 bedrooms. full base
ment. lk-cor garage. Competing.
A Real Buy!
East Cleveland
room single near Chambers
school. Modem kitchen and
bath, oluminum storms and
screens. new gas furnace, 60
rdge: good location. Priced right.
Sl4.9oo.
Large Ranch
Ia baths. double ottoched 90
rage. 3 bedrooms. Mony fine
lectures. Located with other
higher priced homes. $24.900.
S.S.3
Lorge 2-fomilY with finished Ord.
3 rooms and full bath. 2 5-room
suites with generous size rooms.
new gos furnaces. 2-cor mosonry
garage with overhead doors.
Neor Memorial school and St.
Jerome's Church.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06
1859 CJA
$52,200 off
Its Goal

The 1859 Tucson Combined
Jewish Appeal has climbed to
$18O,0OO, campaign leaders
announced today, and only
$4,000 is needed to complete
a successful drive.
Marvin Volk, general chair
man for the 1859 CJA, an
nounced the campaign fig
ures and urged a renewed eff
fort to complete the drive.
MIR VOLK said he was
proud of the response of the
community, both in gift-giv-
ing and in providing volun,
teer workers, to the cam
paign.
1--WE feel our community
has a real awareness of the
important issues in the cam
paign," Mr.. Volk declared.
"The story of the Rumanian
exodus has reached all of our
people and I am sure that
many will give added gifts
and will renew their efforts
to make the campaign a sue
cess.
"As one of the first com
munities in the nation to
launch it's campaign at this
vital time, we feel it is i'm
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06
Israel Court Acquits Commander

COL Issachar Shadmi, who issued the order un-
der which an Israel border police unit killed 49 Arabs
of the Kafr Kassem village after curfew, was ac-
Quilted of a murder charge. However, he was SEN
fenced to token fine of less than one-ha an Amer-
can cent for acting beyond his authority in issuing
the curfeW order. Israel again was butteted this
week by snow storms and sub-zero temperatures
which brought widespread transportation dttcul1es
but failed to prevent group of Egyptians from in
fltrating into Israel from the GAIA Strip The Egyp
tians were chased off by an Israel patrol. -.
major point in the dispute over VINO Is
Jew" seems resolved with an agreement between
Minister of Religions Yaakov Moshe Toledano and
Minister of the Interior Israel Bar Yehuda. Under
the new agreement all Israeli identity cards will state
the religion of the father and of the mother OF the
minor bearer without actually stating his own When
he reaches the age of 6 and applies for his own card
his religion will be established by examination OF
facts in the case Israel will receive total OF
S62 millions in German reparatiOns In the next 1lscal
wear The Israel Ministry of Development has al
located haf-mlion dollars for the search for water
sources in the Negev.
The Israeli Knesset has blocked legislation which
would establish system of direct voting Tor candl-
dates The World ORT Union has announced 1t
will soon begin vocational training courses for Fala-
shas Jews living under tribal conditions IN Ethlopla
And in West Germany another rash of antl-Semtc
acts has alarmed authorities who say East German
agents are melting the population OF West Germany
A long-range program to strengthen traditional
Jewish life in Western Europe is being planned by
European Rabbis. -. -. II ia
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06

portant that we make a good
showing.
"At this time there are
many cards still in the hands
of workers. These cards must
be worked speedily. And
those persons who have de-
layed in making their pledges
are urged to pledge now. We
must be able to tell the world
that Tucson is ready to back
up the Rumanian exodus with
action, not just words and
feeling"
ANOTHER VITAL issue in
the 1859 CJA drive is assist
ance in the construction of
the new Sadie and Joseph
Danciger Memorial Gymnas-
ium and Auditorium at the
Tucson Jewish Community
Center. The project received
a gift of $15O,OOO from the
Danciger Foundation. The
sum is to be matched by the
community, with $25,00O
coming from this years CJA.
The rest of the funds already
are secured and work will be-
gin soon on the new building
which has been hailed by Tue
son civic leaders as a great
addition to the community.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06
Compiled from the Worldwide Ne,
of The Arizona POSt)

Zionist aggression. T e
Cairo daily, Ash-Shab, blamed
the immigration on f forces
consolidating to oppose
Arabism". These forces were
identified as "World JeWry,
Britain and the Unit e d
States.
WALTER EYTAN, direct
or-general of the Israel For
eign Ministry, called the Arab
descriptions of the immigra-
ton as aggressive" sheer
nonsense and added that Is
rael would tolerate no inter
ference with its immigration
policies by any Arab govern
ment.
Even as Arab propaganda
filled the airWaveS, the tempo
of Rumanian Jewish arrivals
in Vienna, principal transit
point, continued to mount.
The Bucharest radio said
that ION h um a Mi t aria a n
grounds" the Rumanian Gov
ernment had authorized de-
parture of Jews separated
from their families. The
broadcast denied that a mass
i've exodus" was taking
place. The official Rumanian
news agency, Agerpress, dis
tributed a news bulletin to
the Rumanian and foreign
press. The bulletin denounced
Israel and unnamed "imper-
ialists" for allegedly spread
ing reports of a mass emf
grafton to create bad rela-
tons between Rumania and
the Arab states.
AS A RESULT of these
activities, the bulletin said,
the Rumanian authorities
would seek to discourage fur
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06

ther emigration. The Bulletin
also added that reunion of
families would continue to be
permitted and prospective
emigrants would be allowed
to 60 if they insisted. Bucha-
rest said that a 1856 census
showed only $4,000 Jews in
Rumania and that only "a
small percentage" wanted to
go to Israel.
The Soviet Radio categoric-
ally denied that Jewish emf
grafton would be permitted
from the Soviet Union, term
ing reports to that effect
were fabricated news" in
spired by "colonialist circles
which aim at implanting the
seeds of doubt and distrust
of Soviet policy among the
Arabs"
Meanwhile, four ships
chartered by the Jewish
Agency sailed this week from
Naples and Ell Al planes NOV
ed hundreds of other East
European Jews from Vienna
to Israel. Jewish Agency Off
cials in Vienna indicated they
expected the quickened tenn
po of arrivals to continue.
They began to make prepara-
tions to handle an inflow of
several hundred a day.
IN OTHER developments
close to the Rumanian EXC
dus the Anglo-Jewish cam
paign in Britain got off to a
record-breaking start with
the raising of ST, 100000; Is
raels cabinet voted to in
crease next years fiscal bud
get to meet the current immi-
grafton emergency; and mem
berS of three American Labor
Zionist groups - Farband,
Pioneer Women and Labor
Zionist Org. of America
urged members to contribute
at least one weeks income
to the United Jewish Appeal
Special Fund over and above
their regular contributions.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06
Israel Imports
Cermun-Mude
Autos

JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
The first import of German
made cars was recorded in
Israel with the arrival this
week of 12O tiny two scatter
Isetta vehicles at the Haifa
port.
The cars will sell for
$500 pounds, about half the
price charged for the Is
rael assembled four seat
Dauphine Renault cars.
The importers said that
if the ISettas sell well, an
assembly plant may be
opened in Israel to produce
them.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06
IsrueIis Vote
Special Tax
On Income

JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
The Israel Cabinet has vot-
ed to impose a special tax
ranging from 6 to II per-
cent of the income of each
citizen, for the purpose of
helping the settlement of
the Jewish immigrants ar
irving here from Rumania,
Poland and other countries.
Approval of the Cabinets
decision will be sought in
the Parliament this week,
when the Cabinet will pre-
sent a bill for enactment.
The special tax is expected
to provide 4O,OOO,OOO Israeli
pounds ($22,000,0O0) extra
for immigration absorption.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06
THE Arizona Post
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News
Youth Vandalize Ny. Synagogue

Youth VandallZe NY synagogue
Police have rounded up 81 youths accused of
lootng and wrecking the interior of the Beth Hame
drosh Synagogue in East Harlem, N. Y. Religious
scrolls were torn and stolen, furniture broken
and windows smashed in the vandalism for total dam
ages estimated at more than $4,000 William Roun-
tree Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern
Affairs said in speech in Macon, Ca, that the pros
pect for real solution of the Israel-Arab problem
is remote
It. Gen. Sir John Bagot Gubb, the Glubb Pasha
who organized and commanded the Arab Legion in
Jordan blasted the Balfour declaration in the open
ing of the nationwide lecture tour in this country.
Dr. Emanuel R. Piore, Jewish physicist has been
named by President Eisenhower to membership on
the Presidents Science Advisory Committee. Car
los L. Israels has been elected president of United
Has Service and Dr. Harry ]. Levine of New York
has been elected to serve his tenth consecutive term
as president of the Jewish National Fund. Private
funeral services were held in New York for the late
Zan1an Shneur, noted Hebrew and Yddish writer
who died Feb 27 at the age of 72. -.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06
Arabs Affempf
7oHuIf Exodus

But Eastern European Immigrants
Continue to Pour Into Israel
Compiled from the Worldwide News Services
of The Arizona POSt)
Arab world propagandsts have launched vigorous at
tacks in attempts halt the immigration of Eastern Euro
pean Jews to Israel.
Damascus Arab daily newspaper appealed to the
Union bolster the capacity
The Arizona post., 1959-03-06

rfpI. 1f LlD8ARf o
ARCHIVES
sTETE cAPIToL
PHCENlX, Ar O"H
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01
ON A RECENT TV show in NJ

ON "A RECENI Nv snow IN new YORK Clt
actor Walter Slezak told the audience of convers;
ton he had overheard between Marilyn Monroe, wh
in private life is Mrs. Arthur Miller, and the recer
convert to Judaism, actress Elizabeth Taylor.
"The two girls" Mr. Slezak related, ''were e.
changing recipes for gefute fish Marilyn describe
how SHE used whitefish instead of carp"
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01
David Schwartz:
The Suqu Of The Mutzoh Boil

Declaration, although of course, there
is nothing in the Balfour Declaration
about grapefruit. It's about Jews and not
juice. But l remember leading European
Zionist think it was Shmaryahu Levin
who came to America, and was ban
quoted in all leading cities, said then that
Zionism in America was succession of
eating grapefruit. At every banquet there
was grapefruit. supposed they thought
it fancy.
MORE AND MORE, we grow more
grapefruity and less and less Matzoh ball
ish, and thereby hangs tale, as Shake
speare might remark, if he were on the
subject
There is great increase in mental dis
eases today, and l wonder if there is not
some connection. Today the world seems
full of people with Illustrations. But man
after bowl of Matzoh ball soup does not
feel any Illustrations. To be sure, he may
feel heavy, so he lies down on his couch.
Today, he doesn't have Matzoh ball soup,
and he has to recline on his psychiatriStS
couch!
To be sure, too much MatZoh ball soup
may give one stomach trouble, but for
that you took farm mogen,' as they said.
Who went to a doctor in those days?
Sometimes a doctor came to you, but al
most nobody went to doctor. There's
great difference here. 1t shows you how
much more important the doctor has
become today, and that is not good sign.
Being a doctor is very remunerative to-
day. That's what we get for not eating
Matzoh ball soup. We are full of psyche
somatic diseases, and all the money is
going to the doctors.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

they thought that sucking lemons and
drinking vinegar would make you thin.
At least, that was the impression l got
as a child
The parents of most Jews in Russia or
Rumania, or wherever they had come
from had had enough trouble getting
some food To think of denying yourself
food after finally God had given you the
opportunity in America to get some, was
rank atheism. Such words as calories,
starches etc, which all handy about to-
dav-no one knew them. l wouldn't have
known a calorie if l had bumped into one
In the street. And starch, thought was
what mama puts in the washing.
don't remember, as a child, ever eat
ing or even seeing a grapefruit. l don't
think that started until after the Baltour
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01
Boris Smolar
Who Will Succeed Abba Ebun?

United States. Mr.. Harman, who was
Israel Counsel General in New York, is
now a member of the Jewish Agency eX-
ecutive; Mr. Kolek is now Director Gen
eral of Premier Ben Gurion's office.
AS matters look at present, it seems
that Mr.. HerZog will remain in Washing
ton in charge of the Embassy, but no
Ambassador will probably be officially
named until after the national elections
in Israel, which are to take place in No
vember. By that time, Israel will need new
Ambassadors also in England, in Italy
and perhaps in France. Israel's Ambassa-
dor in London, Eliahu Eilat-Who preced-
ed Mr.. Eban as Ambassador to Washing
ton-is definitely leaving his post in Oct
ober.
He will probably be replaced by Michael
Comay, former Israel Ambassador to
Canada Mr.. Eban's post as head of the
Israeli delegation at the United Nations
will probably be filled by Mr. Joseph TEX
oah, who is now deputy chairman of the
delegation.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

Many are asking this
question, but few are in
a position to know the
answer. In fact, the
answer is not known as
yet even among the
Government officials in
Israel.
Several candidates for
the Washington post are
mentioned, but it seems
that GOV HerZog,
present Israel Minister in
the Israel Embassy in
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

Washington, has the best chance. Among
the other candidates mentioned is Reuven
Sl1iloah, who served in Washington as
Minister Plenipotentiary, together with
Ambassador Eban, and is now holding
the post of political advisor at the Israel
Foreign Ministry. Mentioned as candi-
dates are also Abraham Harman and
Teddy Kolek, both well-known in the
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

what wonderful Nation
ball soup, and there was
plenty of it. We used to
get up from the Pass
over meal, and have to
let out the belt a notch
further. Who knew any
thing about dieting in
those days? l remember
l used to have a Hebrew
teacher. He was very
roly-poly, and he used to
suck on a lemon to get
thinner. In those days,
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01
World Jewry To Honor Martyrs

donations to a Center campership fund de-
serves strong response from the com
munity.
Contributions should be sent to Mrs.
Rosa Bloch, chairman of the drive, at
the Center.
A JOB WE'LL DONE-The story IN this
issue of THE ARIZONA POST telling of
the great use of the Tucson Jewish Com
munity Center illustrates job well done.
During the past year the Center was
used by 148,4O1 persons rather startl-
ing figure considering the neWness OF the
Center Building.
Now under construction is a large addl-
ton that will make our Center Com
plete Family Center. We can take PRIDE
in having one of the southWests finest
Centers It's reputation has spread far
afield Recently a Navajo Indian leader
came to Tucson to inspect the Tucson
Jewish Community Center with an eye
towards building similar Center on the
Navajo reservation.
They say they may build a model Jew
ish Community Center on the Navajo res
ervation!
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01
David Schwartz:

IT'S THE CONCLUSION of Passover.
After the Matzoh ball soup. l wonder how
MANY really have Matzoh ball soup now
adayS.
All, the wonderful days of the Matzoh
ball soup of old There were no space
ships or atomic bombs in those days, but