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Evening star., 1960-05-20
BRICK-AND-SLATE
COLONIALS
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE

GLENWooD-walk to NH This
sturdy and handsome resi-
dence offers 3 bedrms.. li2
baths, full bsmt.. patio,
and gorgeous wooded lot
bursting with ,colorful
trust Only S22,9 $50.
BRADLEY HILLS. Occupying a !.
acre on the crown Of a cul-
de-sac, this Immaculate
nome has living rm., Sepa-
rate dining rm., kit, DOW
Ger rm. and huge. taste
fully paneled family rm. on
st A., 3 bedrms. up. Full
osmt. with rumpus rm. Very
private and beautifully
WOODED rear yard openins
from family room. Excel
lent financing available
CHEVY CHASE. Your opportunity
TO create value! This j.
bedrm., 2-bath home needs
work. A fawleSS shell, su-
perlative location, large
room sizes throughout; full
bsmt, partially finished at
NC and garage are but
few Of the outstanding fea-
lures Realistically priced
at S26,500.
LOCUST HILLS EsTATEs-set
majeStically on l., of an
acre OF wooded charm, this
comfortable home offers
living rm., separate din
rm., kitchen with ,sbi,
space and powder rm. on
ISL hoor; bedrmS and .
paths on End. Mahogany
paneled rec. rm. with md
nrepl., maids rm. and fun
oatn in bsmt. Garage and
patio. Home in immacu-
Iate condition. S37,15U.
CHEVY CHASE-Located very cIoss
in, this elegant home iS
made for truly sraclous liy-
ms. Ohering generous
room sizes throughout, in
Guiding living rm. with
fireplace, separate dining
rm., large modern kitchen
paneled den and fun bath
on tne main floor; 4 twin
SIZED beorms. and > baths
upstairs. Daylight rec. nm
sno powder rm. in basement
Set IN the Charming. heavily
Nooded heart of old Chew
Chase. this S-year-old home
Is orered at S52,5OO.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
0WNEWUbB ~
cONTINUEp1

GREAT FALLS, YA.-Lge. farm
house on acres: full privacy.
pleasant rural area: As bedrms ..
din. rm.. library. lge liV. rm.,
guest cabin, barn, school bus stops
in driveway. Available around
July ] Furn., S275. Unfurn..
S2.5. PL. 9-249S ewes. and week
Evening star., 1960-05-20
DOCTORS
OR
DENTISTS

Corner rambler with dentists ONCE
already set up IN Rround-leyel
bsmt.' 3 bedrms. . baths. CENTER
haIl plan. nr. Bethesda Naval
HOSP; prominent intersection;
beautiful grounds.
nEn
Evening star., 1960-05-20
THE VILLAGE

THE VILLAGE
Charming English Tudor house.
featuring Ice. rms. and an ideal
ioc' oordering on the golf course
obi. bedrms., dress. rm or
nursery ntd "a baths: expandable
5Td tL Call Mrs. Perrin, exclu-
Evening star., 1960-05-20
SANDOZ, INC.

DU. 7-1234 Ewes, OIL, o-ooo1
CHEVY CHASE = You have been
asking for a 5-bedrm. Colonial
within walking distance of trans
IN old Chevy Chase: we have the
mouse; new house cond.: charming
low 5Os, BETHESDA HOMES. INC
SL 4-SlO4; ewes. Mrs. Reynolds
Evening star., 1960-05-20
R. A. HUMPHREYS

ENGLISH VILLAGE = Beamif,Il
nome lovely garden, in one of the
ranged rambler with liv. rm.. din.
rm, elee. kit, den, 3 twin -bedrms.,
rec I'm BY appt. only. Upper-3OS
4: v. PlSANI, REALTORS, OIL. A.
1000. EVENINGS I'M - ROuO
Evening star., 1960-05-20

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; new A.
bedrm.. 2-full-bath rambler: GE
rm. finished rec. rm. close TO
school. shopping and transp. ST.
200 down FHA. JOSEPH S. DEV-
EREuX, INC, Realtor, 10. Be-
Evening star., 1960-05-20
@. A. sCHLEsINGER co.
PROPERTIES MoT.

kENSINGTON-S 700. Lovely 3-
b.r rambler. lmmac. Like new.
Countryside kit: full bsmt
fenced lot: close to ir. high, Nc
INTOSH REAL ESTATE CO., JU.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
FIRST HOMEe
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
-FOUR BEDRMS-SI305O

Ideal starter home, ! bedrms Ise
KIT lovely yard. on bus line in
Wheaton. Only $3.50 On. PO,
Evening star., 1960-05-20
COIORED-TPPER NV.

Modern living. All brick. Spacious
liv, rm; family sized din. nm:
de luxe kit. wItable space. list
floor powder room. 3 twin sized
bedrooms. bath up. MANY extras
remain. Walk to . bus lines,
schools, and shops. F W. BERENS
SALES, INC, JU. 1-1700 til Q.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
Boris Smolar
Rumors About UJA False

agreements with the J.D.C. to constitute
the United Jewish Appeal.
These agreements will continue oy
the reorganized United Israel Appear
which will be composed of American cltl-
zens. The exact composition of the OlA
board is now being negotiated 1t is under
stood that the reorganized UIA will have
a representative in Israel-an American
citizen to coordinate the use of funds
transmitted to the Jewish Agency.
The termination of grants by the Jew
ish Agency to political parties in Israel
for their constructive projects helping the
settlement of immigrants will be one OF
the results of the reorganization.
United Jewish Appeal leaders as well
as the leaders of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds are being
kept informed about the UIA reorganlza-
ton moves. A public statement Will soon
be issued announcing the final results
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
Editorial Comment
The Greot Fight For Freedom

How do you fight back when you are told
YOU cannot have drink or sandwich IN
a public restaurant?
For a hundred years and more the
Negro has waited for the white man 10
take the yoke off his back But freedom
has come very slowly for the Negro-the
most oppressed group in world society
today.
We have made some progress IN tre
United States, but not enough OF Whlch
to be proud.
The American Negro, even the Negro
in Tucson, finds barriers in every direction
he turns. For several years now the Arl-
zona legislature has turned aside efforts
to impose a public accommodations Dill
which would remove many of the barriers
the "We Reserve the Right to Refuse
Service to Anyone" signs in restaurants
and hotels and motels.
Next to the failure to achieve peace
in an atomic age the failure to proVloe
equal rights and freedom to the Negro IS
the blackest mark against the Chrlstlan
world today
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01

Before our eyes one OF the gredt
struggles for freedom in the history OIL
the world is being made today.
In South Africa where the white man
has subiugated the Negro in his quest TO
drain the riches of the Dark Continent
and in the Southland Of our own country
where Negroes were first chained with
irons and then with economic and educa-
tional shacklcs, there are turbulent up
risings.
No less than our own sympathy ana
understanding can we offer the Negro III
his struggle for freedom, for how many
thousands of years have our own people
battled and bled in the fight for religious
freedom.
AS Jews who have long worn the yoke
of onnression and are not completely Tree
even today, we can offer hand in friend
ship to the Negro.
Some say the Negro is going ABOUT
his quest for freedom in the wrong way
But how do you break the barriers whlcn
have restricted you to low educatlonal
standards, to substandard housing conol-
tions. to jobs of low pay and menlal work!
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
Saul Carson
Ben-GUrion's Visit A Success

There is agreement between Ben
Gurion and Hammarskjold on one basic
point: Both know that the Secretary Gen
erals powers are limited. Both know that
only definitive steps can be taken regard
ing the Suez, concerning Arab refugees,
touching upon eventual transformation of
the uneasy Israeli-Arab armistice agree
mcnts into future peace pacts. T h e e
basics can not be solved by HammarSkjold
alone. Unless the East and West agree to
get these problems settled once and for all
they will remain problems
Bcn-Gurion was able to convince them
all that Israel needs peace.
Ben-Gurion was able to show the
leaders that there is one basic contribution
toward solution to the worlds ills that
Israel can make After all, the cold war
is a war of ideologies. That means that
PHILOSOPHERS, spiritual values enter the
arena of power politics. Ben-Gurion con-
Vinced many that Israel could help the
world leaders, approaching Summit meet
ings, to think in terms of those values
which Ben-Gurion keeps putting forward.
He was able to remove an important
misunderstanding Many believed that Is
racl wants strife among the Arabs, that
Israel is happy when Nasser fights Kas-
sem while Hussein hates them both. That
is not true. IsraePs leader asserted that
Israel wants the Arabs to be at peace
among themselves.
1t is only when they are at peace that
the possibility will arise for dealing with
the thorny Israel-Arab issues on an over
all, realistic basis basis that would
benefit the entire Middle East region.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
Saul Carson

UNITED NATIONS, NY. - Israel
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion's visit
to New York and the United Nations was
a huge success. His personal qualities, and
above ALL his realistic approach to every
one of the major problems besetting the
world today from the East-West cold war
to tensions in the Middle East - have
brought for the State of Israel a greater
degree of understanding than has ever
before been accorded to ISraeTS interna-
tional politics, policies and persuasions
here.
Here at the U.N., a consensus was
possible Here top members of the secre-
tariat and leading members of deiega-
tions were tremendously impressed. They
were impressed not only by the prob
lens, but also by the solutions to those
problems suggested by the Israeli Prime
Minister. That is true not only for repre-
sentatives of the West, 1t is true also of
the leaders of the Soviet bloc And it holds
true of the Arab ENJOYS.
The Sovieteers have been saying little
-signifying that they consider silence the
best policy in the face of the reality that
Ben-Gurion made deep impression. The
Arab diplomats show their appreciation
of Ben-Gurion's success in their tradl-
tionally negative manner-by intensltying
their anti-Israeli propaganda.
Here and there on his tour, Ben
Gurion touched upon some immediate Is
sues. He talked about freedom OF shipping
through the Suez Canal and other Arab
Israeli issues in his two-hour talk with
Secretary General Dag HammarskJold.
The two men know each other well-and
each respects the others great talents,
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01

Distribution Com mlttee
and the United Israel Ap-
peal.
It is the United Israel
Appeal, a nd n OF t h e
United J e w S h Appeal,
that is now in process of
reor g a n z a t i o n,
The United Israel Appeal
has been functioning in
this country on the au-
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
Boris Smolar

There have been many rumors ana
numerous false reports on an alleged re-
organization of the United Jewish Appeal
The truth is that reorganization is tax
ing place but not OF the Unlteo JEWISH
Appeal which is composed of the Joint
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
David Schwartz
MuzeI Tow
To EngIond's
Princess

MAZEL TOV! Princess
Margaret's chassan has some
Jewish blood in him. His
grandfather, it appears, was
Jewish.
1 suspect that Jewish blood
is no different from other
blood, but still it's good. Some
day maybe in London, he may
be passing a schul where they
haven't got a Minyan, so they
may call him in.
There is a sect in England
which claims that all the
British are Jews, that the
term British is really Ish-
Birth or much the same as
B'nai Birth.
It's nothing new for nobil-
ity to intermarry with Jews.
The MountbattenS, it is we'll
known, are intermarried with
JeWS-aS are a number OF
other families of British no.
bility.
It doesn't always help the
Jews. There is the story of
the King of Portugal during
the Inquisition Days. When
he issued the decree that
every one having Jewish
blood must wear a yellow
hat, his Prime Minister said
to him, your Majesty, l will
have to get one for Your
Majesty and one for myself"
DID YOU EVER hear the
story of the non Jew who
married a Jewish girl? In ad-
vance of the reception, he
was told that many would
probably extend their hands
to him and say Shalom Alel-
chem and he was told that
all he would have to do was
to reverse the words. Some
one said MaZel Tov. He re-
piled Tough Mazel.
BILLY ROSE has been
many things - song writer,
show man, art collector,
shorthand champion. In Is
rael, where he has been re-
Gently in connection with his
sculpture collection gift, he
recalled a story of the days
when he was a shorthand
artist. Bernard Baruch had
sent him on some errand to
the White House where Presi-
dent Wilson told him that he
had heard he was the ma
tional stenographic champion.
you know" said President
Wilson, Il write shorthand
too. [ would like to see how
fast you are"
So Wilson started debating
and Billy Rose then read it
,.acH % thC President.
Now" said Billy Rose
smiling, how fast arc you,
M. PRESIDENT"
Fine" said President Will
son, taking a pencil, now,
you dictate to me-"
So Billy Rose dictated with
the President serving as his
stenographer. The incident
was cut short when the Pres
ident's secretary entered the
office with some more press
ing business.
SOME ORTHODOX j eW S
in Israel raised the objection
to accepting the Rose collec-
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
PREJUDICE ON CAMPUS In

PREJUDICE ON CAMPUS - In a penetrating
editorial in the Norton, Kans. Daily Telegram, the
editor asks: "Why should there be Jewish and non
Jewish fraternity houses at all? If there is no preju-
dice why should the Jew be excluded from any fra
ternity?
g" The campus Jews live with prejudice every
day of the week. Let that circumstance be rectified
before our institutions of higher learning shed croco-
die tears over the painting of swastikas."
To which we add our opinion Why have fra
ternity houses at all campuses where democratic
processes are taught and studied? American frateni-
ties carry the same barriers of exclusion many golf
and country clubs Do such organizations have place
on the campus?
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01

thority given to it by the Keren Eayesod
which relinquishcd all functionary activi-
ties in the United States. Since 1889 the
United Israel Appeal has entered into
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
HOORAY FOR THE IRISH!- Kral

HOORAY FOR THE IRISH!-Syd Krakower
books dates far in advance for his dance orchestra and
only short while before the job, he learned he had
signed up to play st. Patrcks Day at VFW post.
But the Irish weren't to be outdone. They an
nounced on sign at the VFW hall that on St Pats
Day, dance music would be supplied by 'Syd O'Kra-
kower and his band!" v
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01
Abe Chanin.s
POST OFFICE

GOOD FRIEND of remarked the other
day that he "just can't understand people"
Here am busy win my own business" he was
saying But 1 know that each of us has to share in
the work of the Combined Jewish Appeal. volunteer
my services and go to call another businessman
to ask him for his contribution to CJA.
"At his office am told to wait 1 wait and wait
and finally the big bocher' comes out. What does he
say? He baWls out for wasting his time. When ne
wants to contribute, he says, he'll contributed
"I left his office red-faced When returned to my
own neglected business, started to think about the
incident This time my neck got red and boiled inside
"Tel me- now how do you figure man like that?
volunteer 1 have to take bawling out from cha
zar' who won't lift finger to help his fellow man.
TALK ABOUT CHUTZPAH, they tell me that in
San Francisco one gas station has really novel
slogan.
While other stations advertise-"The Gas With
Plus-Power," this thinking advertises on big
sign at the front of his station-"The Gasoline With
Chutzpah!'
IMAGINE, if you can, Faubus as President of the
United States!
But it is true that there is a strong group in Los
Angeles which is campaigning for a "Faubus for
President Movement"
The group backing the Infamous governor of
Arkansas has been traced by the Los Angeles Exam
iner to several hate mongers in California.
The alert Examiner ran list of contributors to
the Faubus for President movement and revealed that
they were the same contributors to the hate campaign
of Gerald L. K. Smith.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-01

SOME ORTHODOX Jews
in Israel raised the objection
to accepting the Rose collec-
ton on the ground of the
commandment against graV-
en- images. But President Ben
Xvi apparently quieted their
objections by pointing to a
rabbinic ruling that craven
images were forbidden only
when they were intended to
be worshipped as idols.
This makes common sense.
The fact is that one of the
leading American sculptors
of today, Jacques Lipschitz,
is a very religious, Sabbath
observing Jew. In recent
years, we have had many
famous Jewish sculptors.
There was Epstein in Eng
land. In America, 10 David
son until the time of his death
was one of the best known.
William Zorach is one of to-
days leading sculptOrS.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
WAYS TO PAY AT WOODIESe

l. Regular 3ODay Charge Account with which you given
Shopping PIote speed purchases elmnotes the
need for corryno Gosh.
2 CHA Continuous Budget Account pon which permits
you 10 times much ooreed monthly
You determine your credit limit
Convenient Deferred Payment Plan which you
though you have reeuor 3O-doy charge Con-
Budget Account with On furniture. homefunhines
opponce purchases Of IS 90 there down
nent. Convenient monthly payments orronoed
Evening star., 1960-06-12

be provided by tile or other
wise The antssare not likely to
do much damage, are more of
a nuisance. Treat the soil with
6 per cent chlordane dust and
they will quickly disappear.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

in time to come, whenever hu.
mans create designs and pat.
terms which seem truly original
there is a revelation waiting
A careful look at the world
around us discloSeS that the
animal. as well as the plant
and mineral world, was Gre
ated with such a multitude OF
beautiful designs that we can
find a likeness of most any
original" without undue diff
Guilty.
True. this is an humbling ex-
perience, but a challenge ex-
lists in finding and using some
thing interesting, unusual or
different to express these age
old designs in an original man
ner. The creative spark of the
glass blowers has translated de-
sign into unusual beauty and
with this beautiful glass we
have produced yet another in
depreciation of design.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

potash-a pound will be plenty
Apply one or two tablespoons
full to each plant and water
it in.
The failure to bloom may be
due to the plants being planted
too deeply; to competition from
tree roots; poor drainage and
rotting of the roots, or to
nematodes. The top of the
crown should not be more than
p inches below the level of
the ground. Drainage may be
checked by digging alongside of
the plant and determining if
water stands around the roots.
The nematodes can be checked
by sending a pint of the soil
around the roots to the Uni
versity of Maryland.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES
SUMNER GARDEN CLUB, Tuesday

SUMNER GARDEN CLUB, Tuesday
$3.50 am. home Of Mrs. RutherforC
GLENCARLYN GARDEN CLVB
MFs IqssdfE Howard aaO chapm 2 g; S9af nO9s ssuf
proceed to curtiss D. Werners, 44Of
south First, where the tlnal business
session Of the summer will start O.
WSb SS9 pm MRS are Mrs Sori
and Mrs. p L. Kfiieen.
COUNTRY HILLS GARDEN CLUE
OF Fairfax. Tuesday, 10 am, home o.
Mrs. William Craig. 6O6 Pinehurst
CAPITOL HILL GARDEN CLUB
Garden, LA Constitution avenue N p
Covered dish supper and installation
POTOMAC CHRYsANTHEMUM so.
CIETY, Wednesday, pm, Perpetual
Building. 740l Wisconsin avenue, Be-
thesda, Md. Walter Greene, vice presl.
dent, will conduct a panel discussion
on Stalking. Shading and Satisfac-
ton. Come with questions. For in
formation about the society write Mrs.
Aneela Baunach,. membership chair
Man. MAJ 69I 81 4saEs1 sF1Esdoon drive Bethesda
HILGANDAIE GARDENERS, Mon
Center, ANNUAL 'e repoTts and SeGleeEEiOn eleeEiOn
Oh ofhcers. Bring favorite color slides
OF gardens. Refreshments.
METROPOLITAN AFRICAN VIOLET
CLUB, s pm. Tuesday, F. W. Bolsiano
Co, 1870 H street NV. Installation Of
new officers: President. Mrs, Frank
Ardai,. 500 South Meadow lane. Falls
Church: Va: vice president. Mill Le-
more Rhodes. 240s Eccleston street.
Silver Spring, Md; recording secre-
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Cummings lane, chevy Chase, Md;
treasurer, Mervyn NJ. Schultz, 3415
thirty-eighth street NV: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Frank M. Pearson, 9O7
Bashford lane; Alexandra va; his:
hardwood road, Falls Church, Va.
ROCK SPRING GARDEN CLUB
Neighborhood House, 5000 Little Falls
road, Arlington, Va, Thursday. 1C
ransements ram; i; fiGsu for Special Occasions >
HoStesses; Mrs; F n; cgrlsy; Mrs, e e
Mrs. William Boardman, Mrs. Ray
mond johnson, Mrs. John Mills.
HYATTSvILLE HORTICULTURAL so.
ClETY. Thursday, annual picnic, Adel-
phi Mill on Riggs road. Skits by Mrs
Give Jackson and color slides OF gar.
dePi PNEh6REsgT h gF0sEaR sgARDEN TS CITs So
day. 8 pm. home Of Newton W. Ed
wards. 9017. Elmdale road, Alexan.
drai, va: cohostesses, Mrs. ]. A. Rel
iasI6ach; r.. and MS; Samuel sH, Hsw'
E I spesk 9Ss Beard PateH cegn5y Yayr agent gent
den From Insects and Diseases"
SPRINGFIELD GARDEN CLUB oi
Montgomerv County, today, pm, al
Westmoreland Recreation Center, An
nual outdoor supper party. Husbands
70 attend.
GEORGETOWN GARDEN CLUB al
its recent meeting at the home oI
first street NV. presented as prizes
books on wildlife to three juniors whose
work at the recent science fair at
tracted attention: Seventh grader
Tt., krisstan, Wilson ,, Sf sid%eLl, FTisnSs friends
grader Pam Mars Of Deal, "Geotro-
pism" and ninth-grader Alvin Suss-
man Of Paul Junior High, Soil Con-
servation.'
SLIGO WOODS GARDEN CLUB,
Community coSTiit Shelter. % Dennis mis- avenue VENUE
and Sligo Greek parkway. Michael E.
Cirillo. ,"How to Grow Better Roses.
Each member will bring q rose.
EAST HILLS GARDEN CLUB, Mon
day, 3 pm, home Of Mrs. Beatrice
Hall. 1906 Bass place Sc.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Youngmln Talks
For This Week

Talks this week by the gar
den editor of The Star, Wilbur
H. Youngman, include the fol-
lowing:
Wednesday. $3.50 pm, "Sm.
mer Propagation Methods" COL
Rockford road, Springbrook
Forest, Md. Sponsor: Spring
brook Forest Citizens Associa-
ton.
Thursday, 1:30 pm, illus
tarted lecture, African Safari,
St. Paul's Parish House, Prince
Frederick. Md. Sponsor: Cal
vert Garden Club.
Saturday at II am. Mr.
Youngman will judge gardens
and yards in the Area Board F
of Commissioners Youth Coun.
Gil and Neighors Inc.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Grape Loss

From Mrs. J. J. Hetherington,
120 Richmond road,
Woodbridge, Va.
The small fruits on my grape
vine have been eaten or fallen
of.
AnSlDer
Apparently the grapes were
eaten by some insect. Suggest
you spray any new punches
that may form with an all
purpose insecticide such as Iso-
tox. Also. remove all grass and
weeds in the vicinity since they
may harbor such pests.