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Opera House. Glinka's "a
Life for the Gar" complete,
with Boris Christoff, Teresa
Stitch Randall; Nicolai
Gedda: Mela Bugarinovitch;
Belgrade Opera Chorus,
Orchestra of Paris; Igor
Markevitch. conducting.
$500. WMAL-FM (IO7.3 Me-
Concert Stage. Fugue in
G Minor, by Bach.
$500, WASH-FM (97.I Mc.)-
Symphony Hall. Wagner's
Prelude and Liebestod from
Tristan and Isolde.
900, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mel
Hi-F Showcase. Cop
lands Billy the Kid, ballet
suite.
10000, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)
-Nocturne. King Christian
II-Suite, by Sibelius.
l1:OO, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
sym mphonic Highlights.
Hoffman'S Mandolin Con-
certo in D.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature. The Champion. "
A fighter battles his way to
the top by alternating his
brother, wife and friends,
Kirk Douglas, Arthur Ken
nedy. 1949.
800. WMAL (0-Hawaiian
Eye. Danger on Credit" A
young tourist becomes ro-
mantle with Cricket and
mistakenly uses a credit
card belonging to a man
marked as the victim of a
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hired killer. Anthony Else
ly, Gary Vinson, Connie
Stevens.
l1:OO, WTTG 80 Starlight
Theater. Guest in the
House" A young girl taken
in by members of a house
hold sets to poisoning their
minds against each other.
Anne Baxter, Ralph Bel
lamy. l942D
1I:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Down Argentine
Way" The romance of an
American heiress and a
South American cowboy.
Betty Cradle, Don Ameche,
Carmen Miranda. Q940.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
The Conscious
Use of the
SubCOnSCiOuS Mind

. This is reprinted By request.
We waste a lot of mental en-
ergy, article points out, trying
to use our conscious minds too
hard. March Readers Digest
gives 8 methods for putting
your subconscious land wiser)
mind to work on difficult prob
lens while you reLd1!
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500, WASH-FM (97.1 Nc.
In the Concert Hall. Web
er's Der Freischutz Over
ture.
7:O5, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1875 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall, with Howard Mitchell.
Brahms Academic Festival
Overture, Opus 80. rs-
500, WGMS AMIN $50
Kc. and 1888 Mc.)-The
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'TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontghts top showS preuiewed BY TV Keys stat,
who attend rehearSals t0atch screenings and analyze
scripts in New York. HollyUood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to area uie,DerS.
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FIN Stations


WRc-FM-s3.s Me.-S:3e an. 10 I an.
Wf0P'FM- s6.3 Nc. IA hsuf operstIoa.
WASH FIN 81 I Me.-1am to t1:lSs.m.,
Monday Sunday
VIOLIN 80. q Nc. $50 an 10 midnight.
WAN FIN 100.3 Nc. = an 10 midnIeht
WGAy FM-ss,S Mc.-s am. to p.m.
WWDC FIN l0I I Nc lam to2cm
WGMS FIN 1903 S Nc. Sam TO midnight
Saturday J an to pm; Sunday sam.
to midnight
WARl FIN 10S I Nc. Monday through SatuH
day 1:30 an to midnight
NGTS FM-s1.s Nc. IS to 10 Pm Sunday
through thursday
WBvA FM-105.s Me.-17 neon to 12p.m.
WMAl FIN i01 J Me.-ss.m 10 las am.
WUSI FIN, 106. J Me- an to midHIghL
WPeC FIN sS.S Me.-1p.m to midnight.
WSA0-FM--ss.S Me.-S!IS an. to $50 p.m.
Other AM Stutions
WINK 1900 ke.-24 hour operatsh
WPlk 100 nc Daylight ohly
WARl-7S0 Nc. Daylight only.
WoMR-1o5O M.-DayIight Only
MUS1 il20 nc, Daylight only.
WAX I22O Ke. Daylight say
HWDC 1850 Nc IA hour operation, except
sunday midnight to an MONDAY.
HEEl- 1910 nc. IA hour operation sIespt
Monday midnight to sam tuesday.
NOOK 13A6 Nc. "a hour operation Moad1y
Saturday; Sunday 3 am to midnight
HEAM-- 1880 Nc. IA hour operstloa, eIespt
Sunday midnight to sam Monday
WD0h ISA0 ke Daylight only
WPGC 1880 Nc. Daylight oHly.
WPRW 1850 ke Daylight only.
NGMS- $40 Ne an. to mldnlEh' Saturday
lam. 10 I an. Sunday san. 70 misuIEht.
Evening star., 1960-03-02

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1960-03-02

eIeVISIon omorroW-Thursduy, March ;, 1861
HNc CA Ea News coHtHsHta Classroom Rhsssh Chemistry
eG ~ Today With eaHSWaT E
thoughts OF Cod Pete and Ms
Ioom @Spsh l News Miller los Ranger Hail.
SuttE Sis Capt
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WATERFRONT PROP. NID
FLORIDA PROPERTY

COIORED FANNY WISHES &c -s-1
house 1nV sUI-E- SFApt- -r-1E
NAY fhTpuEh AUElS1- W-1-r %
nav S7dfA rrT M "A M-H@HrF
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FOLLOW THE CROWD

uEAE s. D Lure. aSEIn- -
} -Fr-- w8sra- --la- fuT EN-
! Ecz A. 81 A. Lr-Es. WocccClT -.
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Tat ALLIED TRArEF hAs 4 as9
CR---E r-NLF- Win sr-
--8-E- rL-Z lE--S -lla fec
-G-e- -sscs a. cellars C0ECa-el .
g-lnE- r-a-GS Bs.T Cl-eC- frC1E t1s
Elys--szz-c- Cu-cle1e E--n r--ch
sr- EuEE- CA- ~ O. . re -u--
~ ST aF--E0 -FA-ZRS,
~ -HE-E -=Is4 49,
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Warehouse for Rent
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ADJACENT to Westinghouse and
Dow chemicawplsnts. building in
srowinG industrial area: lower
Md. Call FRANK ABBO, WO. g.
59l4 Brokers invited.
ENCLOSED IO5xIO5 TT. YARD
with 3Ox4O clear-span Butler
building. concrete slab. plumbing
electricity: S24O mo. SP. $4,000
10000 so. FT. Industrial. . floors;
fire-resistinE bids. heavy load
floor, 5.O0O-lb. freight elevator,
loadinE dock. on B6O siding: i'm
mediate occupancy: located s.v. Of
Benning and MINI. ave ne D. c.
For inspection, call MA. 2-l433.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE ToCR DEEIS ~
ond t-ust AMERICAN NCz--
GAGE & 1NTES- NK1ST CO %L&
Southern Biz NA S-GEsz- III
mediate ssTF1cF 7@ II $50 III
MONTY. enr TRUST-ws W- e-F
2nG rruSI nbfBs- D C. nsRrtT NJ
Or We RaHsr-S t7F uE-Fs M
-TONAI MORTGAGE AND N
TESTNENT CORP 1919 n 7
ave Nv NA S-SSS
PIENTY FTNBS AVAuAEIE Is
anr Sac I-ESlX NTEES- a II
NOR 1GAGk 90 INC "a --SSia
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AUToS0TIVE MISC.
EeTeReYe,Es

AEEE- 1851 sgTa-v t-u-. S4s5,
c- cEss Ger GocC ccc1--lcz-
Cal Oh S----T2
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CrCc1glCE- Ssaa CT 5sss u1s-.
II 49,
cow n AND SEE NNp RIDE
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ca - EsEEe-PE f-- a. E---E aS
S-sI GrTC -asE-cs su7- 70.
EuE q -a I1u ---rS - zs-
"a I'D SA-S AND SEET-CE
tt-'5 lI- So ~ y s--S-S.
HAkIET ET-DAVIDSoN I24S as.
EECE- C-EE E--a ra-rs $50.
50 S-4-4>
HAEIEE-BAVIp~ON 80 ypc--yrr-.
-S1 a-uzs n i--s rf sE--EE
S1-ays5- "a --eSSs
FsE1ET-DAVIDSCN 5S ? 2
Meets sEEl-s wu-E. 500 Cal ns-
rEVsI IS 40 . - g-51T5
SCOOTER VsSPA = Nsch3nicaTv
7s-asC-. SCars TIE wI1cs1- ed.
z2ET EN1-as "a s-SN4T
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TRAIIERS

AEC 1850. 4gIS, Ike rev. eTs--Fv.I
CEE1- sE-G. washsr May sX-rss.
Ma sz ~ -s-S-iS-
AEC 55 fr- sals. AIS :. a.:
EE-g- ccrE a. Na---ar- ave
CANAEE -7AuEE PANH. ca.
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sARAeES

GaEaCE AND o. STORAGE
SE1CE 8Ul- -c- Cc---sr--sl zss
grr---g,f@s ~ s---s
tl--E fru- C-l-1 S-a--rr I--sr
r-CE- -er- Ur~rrly or Enr-s
ease IT L-E4ar
EEaE- ATS NJ AVE- M
s---E --E Ea-aEg tSTg SUI s7r
S-e-ase so n EATEOND =.
Evening star., 1960-04-02

INpEESON. a. ? > ,ec-rrs Ssi.l
tr- Fr1- -AEH CTE- rVmlS -
--N H. from EEr~ az
W8-C-t g EE--T n EcX IS.
IA r-rEs Ne -
Evening star., 1960-04-02

HoTR BONE Es-SSarrE
sSI-1S 10 e. &C 9-Zsz1S-
Nose EA-ls1- S-lZlS E1> have
eesr hosc--E 81 fc- q -sR-
se-sh,y E-rcs- Ae1se u -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s-eE-
1e-ee es1-ooEs r.< 81 -
~ - -oe- -
~ - w. ~ Acs-
SRCR-Ers E-1g ~ ETs.
AoCSc--ts-ce5 - r1lA r-esS~
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rs ~ S4 SfA' - a. s-ss
q ielsl-R-E-- @s
ECEY SEA-E- SIS Lee
swT- Xxx SSSSl
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MOORE

1nsurRnrs AT SsKlfr O.
SnE 10
Charles IuIu West T---rR
Pfons. ChR-1sS TCUn SSS
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
CORR ISLAND

BAYFR0NT COTTAGE on Chess-
peake, for sale by OWNER; lot
l5OxI30 #. house Ssx32 II, Cal
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SHORE RESTAURANT
AND MARINA

Commercial Department
l1s2 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-04-02

All-year. 2-bedrm. cement block
retirement home How old IS it'
! am glad you asked me, because
this is one house GeorEe Wash
ington did NOT sleep in il vas
completed last year. On the water
Yes, 15-ft. frontage with Own doCk
on Nesle Sound Firepl' Yes
trsised hearth model. SEE YOU
this week ends YOUR Resident
Broker" JOE DOYLE. Cobb Is
land, relephone CleaThrook Q-.oSl
Evening star., 1960-04-02
gcoNrHNUEo)

BUILDERs-6a level lots q Il
dianhead Hvy- with sever 8nc
water aTailahle- only 10 Mn
from D. C: 81 $50 per lot oEne-
will subordinate. MR. HARRIS,
ewes, RE. 5-4l22: bet IL and 5,
CT S-AA0S
Evening star., 1960-04-02
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT LOTS-
SS miles D. C UE11F-1l- ss-sA'-
in youT front yard 1htyllCggs Nca1-
Ing SWIMMING fishing 1lL-E-E
Low dn- nRymfT1 Low Ef- FAY
ments q E-SNHs
LITTLE STONE0 CREEk-
a IN. fun cnhl-s - sEc-ES
6sh pond 1-au1 1SA--r ~ .-rC1
door, en-ds-s nB5lu-Rl 1u-ES1 So
25a PE-SS EE4--T- Great
Falls. We. PI- A-Gafl
RAPPAHANNOCK CO. VA-S4
acres Of land. -ps-E C1sB-F'- am
fenced. 5000 S--rn- ~ 1-7P- u1llE
dwelling with UBGE- II El1eh@--
Rtop hlrh hll on E1ac -VEr IL
celsnf vlsW o1 MS ant Crla-7-E-
EioB. Good SUMNER 90 EgB---gi--.1
plncs Prlus. 3 NNp Cal M-
Cabin. EE S-S1 g. aFNrE-7 Sc
days NJ / THOMPSON B-uks-
VlsNIoTn. Tl-El-lR
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FcNINuD

on AQCIA CEEEK- = -sz s---s
q D c = Gs - Er-zs 2
S1sls zEz1zz< r1az a-E--s
lc5- : oel hzzEs = 49, e
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cle1- EE1s- ~ -E-rs "a q
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GEpST a-flasa g So C-E= a.
Al En-zs- n Eas-----cz "a
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BOB RINER
Towering Trees

REAL ETATE sal ~ EEA-TCSS
ssS2 EscklcgS n
p a--usl s4-EO-z DAY
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
VACATION PROPERTE- SaE-En-
6oRh VBTlEy-Ss1ETEl Tn-sz cssz--
Hblt lois = ShR-uClcElE ACES
five nile 5-1u CshE-lfs T-T-
None IKE ThAss nov ETEZEc-E
throuEh rlHb- Cab 1szte-s1-
transferable
2nq-Rcre farm raA-slr---rus rR-
room house : baths gWo IF-su-
houses. -Unn1nE water Ih-0lz-
looking Blue Rlurt NCu-18zzz
ana Shs1RnaoRh Elvsr-
MOORE
Insurance Rlt SsA1fE On
SnK 10
Charles -uRu west V--S-rz
Phone ChE-1sx TrUa IS
S6 ACRES IN vlnEKs- ---psrz hT5sgs
with s1ecI-1c1IF- EuCicl-1- farm
buildings SS.n0h
j. ACRES, paved -uRr -1rs =
bedroom czslE-r- hEIr 1Est--E-7
nice bullnl1CS, pIl6Sz Sz- -ntoW
ON GRAVEL ROAD S-nar-u1u
house. central hFR1- EV--r r---
with fireplace clL1zC TurT-- E--C1-
en. bRssnBn1. S=-7Sa Also l-us-
able old holsB VIII -E--lg UEls-
8 soc
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCT
CllQspsT- Vl-r-EaE
~ ACRES partially EuudhE- ) T.
north Naval Az SlR FI1EEgz-
Rive, Nd - III . c 1-gH- 1--
uevelopnsn7 Il -EE2ET g-CE-<
s-eR Sacrifice NJ - 500 M
REEDES- AD- S-Glslia- EERSrAzs
Evening star., 1960-04-02
PLAN YOUR FLORIDA VACATION
NOW ANY WEEk on MONTE
DURING TIE EEAR
sEASHoRE PROPERTY

long BEACH 81. lsunB-SS Nj
BeRch lo1. -SxlNA = ne cr-ZF-
Hickory re arr Liar II IE--s
Csl ElrSu-r 2-Sfssl
REHOB0TH REACH S7o-s- -
boardwalk 1rr 9FEsf r-L-H 1rrE-
tlpn. for hsiasT re tiZs--ESs
Box l4A-l. SI&~
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DID YOU KNOW?

EOs C-EaN CsED TEAuEs
EAEERS 20 - 40
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ACREAGE with water sno sewer or
future water and sewer. Farms
within - mi. D. c. Call NJ NO.
YAK, 1915 K St, ne, II. 6-l2lc
or II. 6-2572
LARGE BUILDER needs acreAEs in
several areas Of Bethesda or Silver
Spring for residential or apt. con-
struction. large or small tracts
considered. Box 45a-A, Star.
Evening star., 1960-04-02

Arlington, Va.
20X100-ft. bsmt.: modern: parking
in rear: suitable for office.
GLEN M. VICKREY, REALTOR
200 Investment Bldg. NE. S-0240
Evening star., 1960-04-02

LAKE JACKSON, VA.
3 lots: $500. Call WI. 2-703s
After ) Weekdays
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7R ACRES

T72 ANNIO
Attractive 2-story country home
with ) bedrooms, living room,
dining room, den. equip. kitchen
and bath, > f1replaces. An old
home but in excellent condition;
part of acreage cleared, balance
in woods; over 1,000-ft. frontage
on large year-round stream. Lo-
Gated in Prince William County
within easy committing distance
of D. C. Only 100000 with rea-
sonable terms Shown by appt,
NORMAN REALTY
l1S E. Center ST., Manassas, Va.
Empire S-21s6 Closed Sunday
Evening star., 1960-04-02
(coNfINUEp)
S65-$70
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

800 TO 400 so. Fl. ONCE space
wanted on Upper Conn. or Wis.
ave. in District. Call DI. 7-l3l3.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Broyhill & Sons

Rltrs., Excl. Agts., 461O Lee Hwy.
ia. 4-l3OU. Ewes, Sun, ia. 2-7S29
PENN MAR SHOPPING CENTER,
Pa. ave. sc. eXtended-SeVeral
choice locations avail, suitable for
fabrics, toys. children's wear, rec
ords, and appliances. etc. REALTY
MANAGEMENT CORP, 1916 Don
nell dr., Wash. IS. RE 6-Ril7.
Evening star., 1960-04-02

Williamsburg Jr. High
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n ca-Ve-2s1l y. A-llE-c-- ErTz-E
nom VIII 6-s11RCs. ss-R-szs
fo-EDEl cIaz-E -oo7 wa1A ext
throSxs Frs2sA Soo-S 70 SErss1sc
co-eh- E-zSheS eass-e-- xl-A
POSSIBILITIES fer sx1rk eesrcscm
soc S1zEs- EccSe. a 1ErER
house .c- \ ,E-Es Sk-y- PA
11EncDE RrRlRAe
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MCLEAN

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ARES ; as6-or-S - rr-a-a- rEaS
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PM WHIFR EEACR-s----
cCilEzE VIE WE1E- NV
SlEc1cES 1szceE rE-E ssErH
sD1 Els- z--El@Ess CI
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Edgewater Realty Co
W Z NJ EsE--
WOODLAND SsRrA- NJ co S-S-S
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HESY nrUErNE
I9K6T c0TNTKT sT0RE-LiQa0

secVe So acres cf gro11d Mus
- So STate s-1479. AGENT.
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STARTER HON

NIAhIEh hUNE
o. q e-ss1 Sl-ee- u a clrSs-s-
loCRUcr Th1S S-aI CZas k--s las
UccA te css- Nscs So eTE<
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Ehc ceS1re z Saz Es-SE- EEse
~ SO Sfa1
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTY
KE. $500 TIL 9
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TENNA-CIA ARE1-ISks-5FS ga
WHY WAIT?

when yo1 tan kEr \ CIT errrk
-REslsr. = q -gcs c1sSe-E- cc--
uE-1ry, 0eR- 1E-ecAss1 a. r-eE<
Schaolss 1zv-g ro-- VIE ire
ClRce- .RCllE-Sre k--cAsz : e@S-
roo1S E1c S7Rcs = 1-SA . -cEs
D21S tll cSss=sz- al aR-Ee arz-
cnly SlSSSl EsS--s lss- 5oa-
c. NJ. HALEY. Realtor
l2s \ Rrnsz 81 Fzlz CAz-en
K 2-7944
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
Saul Carson:
Some Questions For Germany

truth or falsity of the accusations against
this member of the Adenauer Cabinet?
3. What about Hans Won Saucken, form
er member of the West German Consul
late in New York City? Under Hitler, this
man represented the Nazi Government as
a consular officer in China. He is an old
German diplomatic career man who work
ed also under the Weimar Republic.
About IS months ago, Won Saucken was
fired. 1t turned out that, while on official
duty in New York, he had used the phrase
dirty Jew" in referring to DR.. Max Beer,
one of the most respected exGerman
journalists, man highly thought of by
all at the United Nations, which he has
been covering since the birth of this world
organization.
Now DR.. Beer claims that Won Saucken
has been "rehabilitated" through an offic-
ial letter from the German Foreign Min
istry in Bonn. The West German spokes-
man here-as well as the Foreign Min
istry in Bonn-deny that allegation. The
fact is that Won Saucken is now back in
New York. The fact is that Won Saucken
was invited to an official German dplo-
matte reception in New York only three
weeks ago. Persistently, UN PERSONAL
ties are asking: "What about Won Sauc-
ken?"
Germany is not member of the United
Nations. But the Bonn Government hopes
it may, some day, obtain membership.
Bonn has an official observer here all the
time Dr. Adenauer and the Bonn Foreign
Ministry know about these questions. The
answers received here thus far are, in the
opinion of many observers, too pat.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
Editorial Comment:
Punishment For The painters

dents accomplished anything worthwhile,
thew served to awaken American JeWry
which has a tendency to sit comfortably
and quietly behind the protective coating
of our great Democracy.
But even in a Democracy there can be
anti-Semitic, yes even anti-Democratic, ac-
tionS.
It can happen here-thats been said
before and it most certainly carries mean
ing today.
Certainly these worldwide antiJeWish
outbursts should prod all of us to do more,
to give more to our worldwide welfare
agencies Today, more than in the last
halfdozen years, we are awakened to the
real needs and purposes of a Combined
Jewish Appeal such as we have IN tucson
If you have spare hour, donate 1t
to work for CJA. If you haven't any
spare time, make time. Who knows how
far the work you do for CJA will carry?
Perhaps the dollars you raise will help
remove a family from a swastika-palnted
home in Germany or help take disease
ridden children from the unspeakaole
filth and dangers of the communities of
North Africa.
Don't wait for a tomorrow when II
might be too late. Give your money, give
your time today!
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
Saul Carson:

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - Some
pointed questions are being asked here
these days about the extent to which the
West German Government is involved IN
tolerating ex Nazis in the government
service. Specifically, concern is being ex-
pressed about these undisputed facts:
l. What about Dr. Hans Globke, the
man who runs Chancellor Konrad Ade-
nauer's office under the title of Minister
of State? DR.. Globke is the man who
wrote the "official commentary" - the
formal governmental statement of policy
and directive - on the infamous Nurem-
berg Laws promulgated by Hitler. There
is no doubt whatever of DR.. Globke's ac-
tivities under the Nazi regime.
A spokesman for the West German
Government here says merely, in regard
to DR.. Globke, that formal complaints
had indeed been made in Germany against
the mans NaZi activities "but nothing was
found to permit the court to take action.
So-Dr. Globke stays on as DR.. Adenauers
right-hand man.
2. What about DR.. Theodor Oberlander,
a member of Adenauer's Cabinet with the
rank of Minister of EXpellees and War
Victims? For months now, charges have
been printed in the responsible German
press, accusing DR.. Oberlander-the man
ironically in charge of protecting the In
terests of war victims participating
in mass-murder atrocities in Poland dur
ing the Nazi occupation
The official German Government an
swer: "The charges against Oberlander
originated in the Communist press"
That's true. But does that fact alter the
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The swastikas and other crude signs
have been washed away.
Two University of Arizona students
who painted antiJewish symbols on
Kosher market were handed stiff pun
ishment of expulsion from school plus
sentencing to five days in prison and S5o
fines by City Magistrate James HoWsare
We'd like to extend our admiration
publicly to Judge Howsare and the Uni
versity of Arizona officials for taking
stern enough action to dissuade any tur-
ther depredations.
For the future we would like to Suggest
still another course of action When per-
sons are caught in the act of desecratlng
a Temple, or painting anti-Jewish mark
inqs on stores or vehicles we suggest
that they be returned to the scene.
The perpetrators then should be put TO
work cleaning off the area they marked
up.
And instead of newspapers taking pic
lures of the markings on walls or trucks
let the photographers take pictures OF the
hoodlums in the act of cleaning up.
We feel certain that such pictures print
ed on the front pages of our daily news
papers would discourage further hood
lumisn!
IF THE WAVE of anti-Semitic Incl
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David Schwartz:
Cheap Wafer From Israel

a more compact humanity would perhaps
make a more unified one.
But all of that is beginning to be over.
Israel has spoken to the oceans. Hear,
o seas, and lend your ears, ye great
waters of the depths, you must go to
work!
This, take it, is the meaning of the
invention of the desalting process by DR..
Alexander Zarchin of Tel Aviv.
The Fairbanks Morse engineering firm
one of the largest of its kind in the world
proposes to take billion gallons of water
from the ocean each day with this in
vention and lead it on to such lands as
require water.
Engineers acclaim the Zarchin inven
ton as a sensational break-through in
science. There will be no longer any rea-
son for desert. The prophecy of Isaiah
is to be fulfilled. The wilderness shall
rejoice and the desert blossom as the
rose.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
David Schwartz:

Let's face it. The oceans have been
negligent, the seas have laid down on the
job. They are immense bodies of water,
larger than the land surfaces of the globe
but they sit around all day doing nothing
as far as man is concerned.
To be sure, when summer comes we
disport and bathe in them and get some
pleasure, but there is only the edge OF
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the oceans involved IN
this. The great bodies
just playfully rise and
fall with the tides like a
child on a seesaW. They
are Indifferent to man.
All yes, they are beauti-
full to look on, but their
beauty, as beauty often,
does, only seems to make
them arrogant. And they
have divided man, be-
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
The Jewish Press
'MoIly's'
TV Stories
AssoiIed

ing English-JeWish editor
this week assailed Jewish
entertainment idols" citing
Gertrude Berg and Eddie
Cantor, who have been made
"oracles" by American Jews
and "have turned into
shams."
Writing in his column,
Purely Commentary" Edi-
itor-Publisher Philip Slomo-
vitz said American JeWry had
given these Jewish entertain
ers platforms on which to
express themselves but they
have failed to resort to the
treasures of our common
heritage. Their limitations and
pretensions became especial
ly evident in their true colorS
during holiday periods"
Declaring that during Han
ukah "the sham of our en-
tertainers again became evi-
dent" Mr.. Slomovitz said that
especially humiliating is the
self-ridicule to which some
Jews resort when they speak
of a "hanukah bush.'
He wrote that Gertrude
Berg rendered us a particular
disservice when she gave a
monologue about a Jewish
grandfather who was asked
by his grandchildren for a
Christmas tree and who, in
Mollie Goldberg's words, fl
nally consented and with one
Talmudic gesture told the
children that they can have
their 'Hanukah bush.
Mr.. Slomovitz commented
cit isn't funny-this way of
buying herself an audience.
Mollie knows better. She
knows that Christmas and
Hanukah are unrelated festi-
walls, that one is Christian and
it's trees are for Christmas
and the other is Jewish and
it's symbols are the memo
rahS."
He added that "it is be-
cause of such pretense and
initiative shams that an Ed
die Cantor glorifies intermar-
riage as a Vindication of the
intermarriage of his own
daughters in his latest book"
CHICAGO, (JTA) - Philip
M. Klutznick, former presi-
dent of B'nai Birth, urged
this week the creation of a
"hard-hitting capable Ameri-
can Jewish press" to provide
full reporting on American
Jewish life.
In a guest editorial in the
Sentinel, Chicago English
Jewish weekly, he urged Jew
iSh publishers to meet with
"15 or 20 American Jews who
are free of organizational ties
and who may be prepared to
risk some capital to explore
this problem"
In the next decade, he
wrote, American JeWry
would need good, solid in
formation if it is to rise to
it's full stature" He added
that "the most important We
hicle to achieve this end is
the Anglo J w n press
whose capacity and ability
should be equal to this great
challenge. We do not have
such a press today"
The B'nai Birth leader as
serted that the facilities avail
able to the English-Jewish
press to gather news "are so
woefully inadequate as to
render miraculous the de-
gree of accuracy which it
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cause they have divided the WorIu. II It
were not for the oceans, the land sur
faces would be closer to one another. And