davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-08-28
SAI,ES-FOOD

to better hotels, clubs, etc;
outstanding New Eng. firm; some
travel; car req.; liberal draw VS.,
comm. plus exp. allow: excel.
.opoprt. Apply Mon. am.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1898 Eve N W
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Home Decorator
Sales Opening
With Sears

Sears. Arlington has an opening
in the drapery and slip cover de-
partment. Sears will pay q liberal
allowance for the use Of your
car. Excellent earning potential
Arrangement. The one who uuali-
mes will receive many outstand-
ing company BENEFITS. We also
have O part-time opening for q
presser in the tailor shop. Work
evenings and Saturdays. Apply in
person.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
$500 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
HOTEL CLERK TRAINEE; h-S
grad. over 81. White: $3.50.
ABBEY Personnel, 1888 Eye NV
Evening star., 1960-08-28
HELP MEN

CREDIT MGR. - local. exper..
white 500 to S140 wk.
Credit collection men and trainees.
white, excel. future. See Miss Bell
at BoYD's. 18th and @ NV.
CREDIT MGR. ASST.
Mems store. Some credit or collec-
tion experience necessary. Must
be alert and aggressive. Excellent
starting salary and opportunity
DAsHER, $500 Georgia ave. RA.
CRUISER MATE-40-ft. Richard.
son owner needs assistant to
maintain boat. Must be familiar
with Chesapeake and Florida Ash
ing. Must be available approx
imately 5 months per year in
Florida. Retired man preferred.
Work not demanding. Boat kept
In West Riyer. Salary, nominal
Person desired must be white,
sober and furnish character ref
erenees. Box 459-s. Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Star Dust

THE FRONT COVER Won Bo Lhasa Apso shows his ODE
dance raising his shaggy right in to COM
his 13yearold trainer Cher Johnson See a.
EVERYBODYS HAPPY See that fellow the left? He's just
happy the the middle Danny Muraugh manager
of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Basebas Happest Man see
page 49, The left fellow Mickey Vernon recently named
field manager Of the 1881 Washington Senators Washing
tonans just happy Mickey because he old friend
here having twice the American League batting champ
Evening star., 1960-12-18

ionshp playing Senators When this
made Mickey Dannys rsbase coach They and
Ritter gh helping to promote the United Com
munity Fund of Chester Pa Mickey neigbor and longtime
Danny his teammae the Chester American
Legion I'VE always knew Mickey going be great
player says Danny And Washngonans might add, Mickey
will great manager if he hard he played
TOO BIG TO HIDE Although visitors will be allowed when
the Navy starts operating its huge Kaleidoscope in the West
Virginia mountains Sugar Grove See A. will be
impossible hide such object from public view
There roads from which the telescope will be visible
doubt the curious will these vantage points to take
worlds largest movable object The object itself
since there radoeescopes that be
visited freely But what the Navy will guard the work that
will be done its celestial observation post
DOG HANDLER In her newest laurels dog handler
13yearold Cher Johnson IA and 15 out at
the head class group the Canine Training Association
with of 52 of possible 1855 Sharing in the honOrs
the Lhasa Apsos Won BOi and Mingo who completed
their beginner training Incidentally the two Maltese dogs
Vincenzio Calvares Maltese breeder expect
beers of the johnson dog colony sometime next month
Next Sunday
Secedes From the Union An account of
the political emotional events in Charleston the
adrit the Union Another in series
Civil War and the events leading to it.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
Sale Offers
Baked Goods

A sale of Jewish home baking
will be featured sidelight to the
annual HadasSah Rummage Sale
at the State Playground from 7 a.
m. to 9 pm. Feb. 81 and %. Mrs.
Samuel Schlossberg is chairman of
the baked goods booth.
A preview sale for the Jewish
community will be conducted from
10 am. to pm. Feb. 10 in the
Home Economics Building.
On sale will be huge stock OF
new and nearly new clothing, furni-
ture, large and small appliances,
books, giftware, toys, notions, hard
ware, and gardening equipment.
Members husbands will operate a
refreShment stand.
Proceeds will go to the HadaSSah
Medical Organizations experiment.
al pediatrics laboratory, which the
Phoenix chapter has undertaken to
support. The laboratory is conduct
ing research and special tests in
Israel for children suffering from
heart defects and unknown rare
diseases.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05

tracts Tor the transport OF oil car
goes.
Through such clauses, the Navy
has reserved the right to cancel
contracts for oil cargo transport
on ships refused accommodation
Gin any port by the local authori-
ties because of the vessel having
traded previously with Israel"
THE MILITARY Sea Transport
Service, acting as charterer for
the Navy, has "options" to cam
eel the charter of such ships or to
require the substitution of another
vessel or to choose other ports for
ships barred by Arab authorities.
Owners of such ships would be
responsible if the Navy felt obliged
to exercise any of these options.
Sen. Jacob Javits, New York
Republican; the Jewish War Veter-
ans, the American Jewish Con-
gresS, and the Farband Labor
Zionist Order fired heavy salvoes
at the Navy when the arrange
menus DeCdIIe kIlOWu.
Denouncing the manner in which
the Arab boycott is being applied
against American business firms,
Senator Javits cited the Navy's
explanation that it was a matter
of business protection" Sen Javits
said the US. sis not a business
firm"
HE SAID AMERICA has insisted
on freedom of the seas and must
not condone illegal interference
with Suez Canal shipping or boy
colt operations. He pointed out
that recent World Bank loan to
the United Arab Republic to i'm
prove the Suez Canal was inter-
preted by the UAR as a vindication
of its anti-Israel policies.
JWV Commander B ern a
Abrams called for the punishment
of those responsible for the Navy's
action. Abrams asked that the
order be rescinded Immediately.
1.-THE revelation that the u. S.
Navy has played an active role in
the Arab boycott comes as deep
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
coPi+oI Spotlight
EVENTS SHAKE LATIN AMERICA JEWS

against such anti-J acts.
Canal Zone sources reported Bit
ter discomfort among Panamanian
workers arising from the opposi-
ton of, some employers to new
minimum wage bill. There was
speculation that this sentiment
might have been exploited by anti
Jewish agitators because a num-
Der of the employers were Jews.
ALSO, IN PANAMA and other
nations of the region, diplomats of
the United Arab Republic have
increased anti-Jewish agitation and
paganda-activities Despite re-
cent Washington participation in a
huge World Bank loan to expand
the UAR's Suez Canal, the UAR
diplomats are busily seeking to un-
dermine the American hold on the
Panama Canal.
The situation in Cuba finds Cas-
tro deliberately trying to provoke
the United States. He knows that
yankee" reprisals would make
him a vindicated hero throughout
Latin America.
Cuba's $4,000 Jews have so far
reported no indications of anti
Semitism. Some Jews hold posi-
tions in the Castro government
clique. There is some concern lest
Cairo's invitation to President Mas
ser of the UAR to visit Havana
lead to Cuban Identification with
the anti-Israel Afro-Asian bloc.
Castro's lieutenantS have already
visited Cairo and brought back
glowing reports.
The State of Israel is observing
the situation. Cuba's increased I'M
portance was underscored by the
recent opening of an Israeli lega-
ton in Havana. Previously, only
an honorary consul was main
tanned.
OBSERVERS HAVE reported
growing affinity of Castro for the
Communist bloc. CubanS have
limited that, If the United States re-
sorts to embargo or economic re-
prisals, Cuba will accept aid from
the Iron Curtain with no strings
attached" There have been re-
ports that Cuba has already pur-
chased Communist arms. Consid-
erable Yugoslav traffic is moving
through the Havana airport. There
is much talk of "neutralism.
Long-term possibilities rather
than immediate prospects concern
Latin Jewry. If a dynamic new
social order involving Latin masses
is in motion, will some demagogue
seize on a Jewish" issue? viii
Jews be linked with the hated
yankee imperialists?"
Nothing of this kind has hap
pened in Cuba. Cuban Jewry has
become an integral part of the is
lands population. Jewish parents,
natives of Poland, have observed
that their Cuban-born sons are less
familiar with the writings of Sho-
lom Aleichem than those OF Jose
Marti. However, as Latin America
moves inexorably into world focus
and the Eisenhower trip approach
es. Jews from Mexico to Argentina
are waiting and watching.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05

cOlCrlDuLOrS.
IT have been thrilled by the
workers meetings have attended
in this campaign" said Taxman.
"I have been present when the dl-
visional chairman launched the
Patron, Initial, and Advance Di-
visions. In every case I witnessed
full turnouts of workers and the
wonderful way in which each work
er increased his own gift before
taking cards of prospects to solicit.
Not one division started without
registering at least 20 percent
increase. No wonder the campaign
is going so well"
Three more divisions in the
mems groups will be launched dur
ing early February: Lifeguards,
General, and Metro. During Feb
ruary, also, the Women's Divisions
will launch the Pace-Setter and
Chat activities and will culminate
with a Phono-Rama and Residential
Cleanup toward the end of the
month.
Scheduled for reports during ear
ly February will be the activities
and contributions of the Junior Di-
vision, involving children of the
various religious schools, and the
Youth Division in which teenagers
are participating. Winners of the
essay and poster contests held in
the religious schools win be an
,nounced in the next issue of the
Phoenix Jewish News. School and
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05

shock to the JWV," Abrams said.
He termed it compliance with "in-
ternational blackmaiP' and hkened
it to discrimination against us.
Air Force personnel of Jewish faith
practiced as a result OF Saudi
Arabian requirements.
THE AMERICAN Jewish Con-
gress called on the Navy to stop
serving as the enforcement
agent" of the Arab boycott of Is
rael.
In telegram to Secretary of De-
fense Thomas S. Gates Jr., the
AJC urged revision of the Navy oil
cargo contracts which, it was
charged, have made the US. a
partner" in Arab defiance of UN
resolutions demanding opening of
the Suez Canal for traffic and
transit. of all countries. The tele-
gram said that the Navy had
"capitulated" to Arab pressure "by
imposing penalties upon American
shippers wishing to deal with Is
rael."
THE AUTHORITY, prestige and
economic power of the us. must
be placed in support of the prin-
ciple that American shippers should
have complete liberty to trade with
all countries of the world with
whom we maintain good relations, "
the American Jewish Congress tele-
gram declared.
Deep shock" at Navy discrimi-
nation against shipping firms doing
business with Israel was expressed
by Louis Segal, general secretary
of the Farband-Labor Zionist Or
der, members of the executive OF
the Jewish Agency, in a letter ad-
dressed to Secretary Gates. Segal
pointed out that the Navy contract
"gives official sanction by an i'm.
portant US. agency to the United
Arab Republics continued defiance
of the United Nations in barring
ships going to and from Israel from
the Suez Canal"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
B'noi Birth Lodge
To Heur Senufor

State Sen. Harold Giss of Yuma,
senate majority leader, will dis
cuss What Is New on Capitol Hill'
at an $3.50 pm. meeting of B'nai
Birth Herman Lewkowitz Lodge
Tuesday at the Jewish Community
Center.
The senator's talk will cover all
phases of new legislation, includ-
ing taxes, schools, and traffic. He
also will discuss the public accom-
modations bill. A question-and-an-
swer period will follow.
Samuel Straus, a past president
of the lodge, will be guest chap
lain for the evening.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
nv MILTON FRIEDMAN


" Special Correspondent
Americas numerous Jewish COM
munities? Not necessarily; in
some Latin states, Jews are in the
forefront of progressive move
ments. But elsewhere Jews are
sometimes linked with the "Yank-
ees" and outside "exploiters.
A MENACING SITUATION has
developed in the Republic of Pan
anna. In Colon, Panama, a group
of so Jewish merchants last month
closed their businesses temporarily
as a mass protest against rising
anti-Semitism.
The acted after swastikas were
painted on synagogue walls. They
found slogans reading: Jews, the
hour has come. Hitler will re-
turn"
The merchants said they closed
down specifically as a protest
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
IsrueHs Protest
Arninq Germans

TEL AVN (JTA)-About 10000
former Ghetto fighters, partisans.
eX-servicemen, and members OF
leftist parties staged demonstra-
ton against the resurgence OF
Nazism. They adopted a resolution
protesting against the arms deal
between Israel and West Germany.
Yaakov Zerubavel, a leader of
the leftist Achdut Avodah, ad-
dressed the mass-meeting. Warn
ing that the recent outbreak of
anti-Semitism is "a threat to the
whole world" he declared that IS
rael "must not arm Germany"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
Eden BIames
US. For 1855
Suez Debac|e

NEW YORK (JTA) - Former
British Prime Minister Sir Anthony
Eden has accused the United
States of preventing the peaceful
solution of the 1855 Suez Canal
crisis.
The former British leader made
the charges in the first installment
of his copyrighted Memoirs, I"
publisher in the February issue of
McCall's magazine. He accused
the Eisenhower Administration of:
1. Subordinating Americas Mid
die East responsibilities to the Ad-
ministration's primary concern
with winning the 1856 national elec-
tons.
2. FAILING TO appreciate the
international implications of the
Suez Canal seizure by Egyptian
President Nasser.
8. Scuttling allied attempts to
pressure Nasser by economic
means to reopen the canal for in
ternational use.
The US. actions and statements,
the British statesman asserted,
gave Nasser the trump cards. "
They allowed him to continue con-
fidently to defy allied pressure,
Sir Anthony said, because the US.
had taken the teeth out of such
pressures.
Because of State Department pol
icies, Nasser was also encouraged
to step up Egyptian threats and
''feydayeen" border raids against
Israel, Sir Anthony said. Israeps
response-invasion of the Sinai des-
ert-was necessary" he stressed.
He attacked the US. for moving
quickly in the United Nations to
brand Israel the aggressor.
IF ISRAEL HAD not acted, he
commented, it might not "be a
free nation today" And he added:
1.-The marked victim of the gar
roter is not to be condemned if he
strikes out before the moose is
round his throat"
Clearing up a matter of much
historical speculation, Sir Anthony
said the allies carefully planned
how they would react if Israel at
tackled Egypt. But, he contended
in McCalls, they were neither in
formed by, nor coordinated mill
tary strategy with Israel in ad'
vance.
The situation had become SC
terrible" he said, that there was
even the possibility that Britain
would be allied in such war with
Nasser and the Soviet Unior
against France and Israel.
BRITAIN HAD A treaty obliga
ton to defend Jordan in the event
that nation was attacked, he ex
planned. Since many "fedayeen'
raids originated in Jordan, he said
there was a distinct possibility Is
rael might invade the neighborins
Arab nation.
The Allies did not consult witt
U.S. before invading the Suez area
Sir Anthony admitted. But he ex
planned, the invasion could only
have been effective if launched
Immediately, and the allies did not
have time for another round Of dis
cussions with the US. But "tht
course of the Suez Canal crisis
was decided by the American at
titude to it," he added.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05


WASTIINGTON-Latin American
Jewry is awaiting President Eisen-
hower's forthcoming trip to South
America against background OF
incipient worry. Cuban Jewry,
particularly, is evaluating possible
results of the growing Cuban-Amer-
lean rift.
The Castro revolution in Cuba is
a spectacular movement; but it is
by no means the only manifestation
of social ferment in Latin America.
The march is on towards a new
social order. To be anti-Yankee is
to be progressive and popular. In
awakening Latin nations, the Unit
ed States is linked with he crum-
bling reactionary structure.
viii the spreading social revolu-
ton have a negative impact on the
generally favorable status of Latin
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
BorroqeHi+sN Navy
Over enforcement
Of Suez Blockade

WASHINGTON (JTA)-The United States Navy was
heavy fire this week for practice which for nearly
two years has resulted in unofficial but effective United
States support of the ansrael blockade of the Arab
states.
Disclosure of the practice which has practically fore
closed bidding oil shipping contracts by owners
of United States fagshps which have done business with
Israel touched off of criticism The practice has
been embodied in cancellation clauses in U.s. Navy con-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
PLAYERS TO PERFORM HERE

monds), includes a Sholem Alei-
chem comedy in honor of the birth
centennial of the famed Jewish
humOriSt.
Tickets may be obtained from /.
Brooks, CIR 4-SS61; I. Lesensky, AL
4-4259; B. Sapolsky, AL 1882, or
]. B. Feldman, AL 2-9449, and also
may be purchased at the door.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05

Offering an entirely new pro-
gram of folklore and humor from
our "well of wit and wisdom" and
condensed acts of classical plays
are Lilly Lilliana, Dora Kalinova,
Leon Libgold, Joe Barash, and
their director, Ben Bonus.
The production, named "Rozhin-
kes Nit Mandlen" (RaisinS and Al
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05

The Farband Players, quintet
of musical comedy performers of
the New York Jewish Art Theater,
will make their second annual
Phoenix appearance at Phoenix
College Auditorium Feb. II.
Sponsors of the unique cultural
stage-o-rama are Pioneer Women,
Poale Zion, and the Farband La
Dor Zionist Order.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05
FUND DRIVE PACE REMAINS
20 PER CENT AHEAD OF So

Philip Taxman, general chairman of the 1860 United
Jewish Welfare Fund Campaign reported that as OF the
close of business Jan 28 the campaign had racked
S1441O from 800 givers This represents increase
of solid 20 percent last years gifts from the same
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-05

community winners will be award
ed prizes.
Eighteen separate divisions are or
will soon be working in the 1860
campaign.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
LOST

BOXER, male. 80 mos. old, fawn,
white chest. feet and diamond on
back of neck, no tags, choke chain;
missing since May Name "Gheist."
Reward. Ii. 3-76S1,.
BRIEFCAsE with Important papers
left in taxi going from Dup. Circle to
4r1S 4s1srd 4StR Of. St er4S5os n.y. Sat af'ernO0n'
CHARM BIRD. with stone in mouth,
from bar pin; reward. KE. 7-l1so'
DOG, German shepherd, lge,. in Pal
.mer Park area: reward offered.
Please call HI. 9-5O56.
DOG, black, female, named Mike;
white chest; vic. Branch ave. sc.
ENGLISH BULL, male, light tan; an
. Hts. Reward. NO. 7-7600.
ENVELOPE, containing S3l money
order and change; vic: Peoples Drug.
Clarendon; reward. ia: 4-7614.
CLASSES, blue plastic frames, bifocal;
vic. 18th and columbia I'd. AID.
4-129S.
PARAKEET. turquoise; vic. Reynolds
St. Falls Church; ans. to "Butchle.
PUPPY, brown and white. half beagle,
boys boy p;'f; pet; reward. FE. 7-2S71
WALLET, black, mans, mr.. Fletcher,s
Boathouse; reward. Call HENRY,
TU. 2-1670.
WALLET, mans. vic. Giant Food
keep money. CIR. 4-745o.
WATCH, lady's, white gold, on 11th
+st car. of carstop to 1928 r st. NV.
Reward AID. 4-695s.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
Roll Call on Veto

Here is the 45-39 Senate vote
yesterday which sustained Pres
ident Eisenhower's veto of the
depressed areas bill.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
Democrats See
Campaign Issue
In Job Aid Veto
BY the Associated Press

Some Democrats claimed a
new election campaign issue to-
day in President Eisenhower's
successful veto of a bill to aid
depressed areas.
The Senate voted yesterday
to sustain Mr.. Eisenhower's May
l3 veto of the $251 million eco
nomic assistance measure.
The vote was As to override
and 80 against. The As votes
were IL shy of the two-thirds
majority needed to pass a bill
over a veto. Forty Democrats
and five Republicans voted to
override. Twenty-Five Republi-
cans and IA Democrats sup
ported Mr.. Eisenhower. The
Democrats included IL Southern
Senators and Senators Lausche
of Ohio and Frear of Delaware.
President Cleared
White House Press Secre-
tary James c. Hagerty de-
scribed the President as pleased
by the vote.
Senator Douglas, Democrat
of Illinois, openly stated Demo-
Gratis will make an election is
sue Of the bills defeat. Sena-
tor Clark, Democrat of Penn
Evening star., 1960-05-25

knowledged he might not have
stood much chance Of winning
the, governorship a few years
back.
But I believe the voters want
an educated man for Governor
these days" he said.
Being a Harvard man now is
an asset rather than a liability.
Continued From First Page
I don't believe the voters will
go any more for a man who has
little more to offer than being
a colorful campaigner."
Mr.. Bryant is not a typical.
gregarious politician - but a
skilled one. nevertheless. And
television campaigning empha-
sized his strong point-the abil-
ity to use words.
A "steak-and-apple- pie man" :"
Mr.. Bryant also is a tee
totaling devout Methodist who
teaches a Bible class every
Sunday.
Gov. Collins said at Talla-
hassee ne was disappointed by
MIR, Cartons defeat, but he
pledged his full cooperation to
Mr.. Bryant. .. /
Papers Backed Carlton
Mr.. Carlton ran with the
editorial Endorsement Of most
of the States daily newspapers,
but his organization wasn't
nearly as effective as that Of
Mr.. Bryant.
For the last four years Mr..
Bryant has been going around
lining up an organization and
this campaign he was much
better off financially, spending
some 100000.
Vice President Nixon picked
up Florida's 26 Republican Ma
tional Convention delegates and
Senator Smathers as a favorite
son got Florida's 20 Demo-
cratic delegates votes. Their
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Doyle E. Carlton, jr., who had
pledged to continue the mod
crate course of retiring Gov.
Leroy Collins in dealing with
racial problems.
Returns from 1880 of the
States 1871 precincts gave Mr..
Bryant 491,172 and Mr.. Carl
ton 406,630.
Yesterdays voting was a run
of primary. Mr.. Bryant and
Mr.. Carlton we're the survivors
of a 10-man field in the first
primary May 3. On that occa-
sion also, Mr.. Bryant led his
younger opponent, 193,507 to
186,228.
Mr.. Bryant will face Repub-
lican nominee George Petersen
of Fort Lauderdale in Novem-
ber, but Democratic nomina-
ton has been tantamount to
election in Florida.
Selection of Mr.. Bryant
means the State is headed to-
ward a more conservative form
Of government during the next
four years. Mr.. Bryant pledged
no new taxes and trimming of
$25 million a year from the
States spending program.
Mr.. Bryant, a militant advo-
cate of States rights, declared
Gov. Collins was out of step
with Floridians on the racial
issue. He said Florida needed a
Governor who had training, ex-
perience and the mind to COM
bat efforts to integrate schools,
lunch counters and beaches.
While promising to preserve
segregation by all honorable,
legal and constitutional means, I"
Mr.. Bryant said he would never
close the public schools.
In an interview on the eve
Of the runoff, Mr.. Bryant ac-
Evening star., 1960-05-25
FOUND

DOG, terrier, male, in Kensington.
JU, 5-51S3, 8 am. to 8 pm.
DOG, found on Capitol Hill: tan, half
srown. Call to 5, WO. 4-7O15.
DOG, collie. male, tri-color; very
friendly: vic. of Potomac, Md. OIL.
2-4314.
HANDBAG. found in downtown store.
WIN owner contact LU. 4l691.
PUFFY, light brown with blond shad-
ing: part collie. Dunn Loring vic.
.JE. 3.1s44. j
SIAMESE CAT, female. in Rockville.
JU. 5-61S3, 8 am to 9 pm.
Published Dolly and Sunday
Second Gloss Postage Poid
oa 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
al Washington, D. c.