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The Arizona post., 1960-06-10
5OO-Seot
Court Is
Reudied

JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
The Israel Ministry of Justice
has decided that the trial of
Adolf Eichmann, who direct
ed the killing of 100000
Jews under the NaZi regime,
should be held in Jerusalem
despite O tn er suggestions
from abroad.
It was officially reported
that 'commandos' had negoti-
ated the kidnapping of Eich-
mann in Argentina. But the
Israeli government has re-
fused any protests on the mat
ter and announced the trial
will be held in Jerusalem.
Preparations for the trial
meanwhile continued in sew
eral areas. A public hall hav-
ing been decided on as the
site for the trial because IS
rael courts are small, the
search for such a hall was be-
ing made on the basis that
too big a hall might give an
undesirable impression of q
"show trial" A 50O-seat hall,
providing room for an antici-
pated 400 overseas cOrrespon-
dents expected for the trial,
was decided on as appropri-
ate.
Two Well-knoWn Arab law
yerS in Israel were asked to
serve as defense attorneys for
Eichmann, but they categori-
cally rejected the offer, it was
reported. In the meantime,
Minister of Justice Pinhas
Rosen appealed to editors of
Israeli newspapers to be re-
served in publishing reports
on the developments in the
Eichmann case while the mat,
ter is awaiting court action.
Asher Ben Nathan, director
general of the Israel Defense
Ministry, disclosed in a state
ment that the first clue to
Eichmann's whereabouts was
found in 1916. During that
year, Ben Nathan, who served
in the underground and head
ed a special Haganah office
in Austria in the immediate
postwar years, said he met
Dieter Wislicieny, who was
associated with Eichmann in
the determination of Hungar-
ian JeWry and who was later
hanged by the Slovaks,
WiSlicieny told Ben Nathan
that he had a photo of Eich-
mann and that he knew an SIS
man, a non-commissioned of
ficer named WeiSSell, who
could bring them to a Wo-
man who was a close friend
of Eichmann. Ben Nathan
said this proved to be true. A
Haganah man found in her
house the only known picture
of Eichmann in civilian
clothes, which was later used
to identify him in the track
down and capture.
WASHINGTON, (JTA) -
A highly placed Soviet diplo-
matte source said here that Is
raeIs apprehension and trial
of Nazi Gestapo Colonel Adolf
were morally and
legally justified.
The Soviet diplomat said
crimes were such
as to neceSSitate and justify
the extraordinary measures
in his capture.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10
Marine Joins Nuzis|
Memorial Day Rally

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = The Marine Corps Indicated
this week had been advised by the Department of Justice
Marines with neoNaZi groups not
illegal.
That the latest development growing out of the
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Mail your and address and the pcepo end flap from
package Kraft Noodle with Chicken Dinner showing purchase
price will send you full refund Send Kraft ChckenNoOde
Chicago H. Illinois, Lmit-One refund family
Offer expires December 81, l96O-goOd in U.SA. only
Evening star., 1960-06-12

How dce4-+RA Aot4L for dinner tonight: Chicken and
noodles egg golden chicken with pieces
of real chicken bright Heck of red and pepper and the
right gentle seasonngs You fix t-onigh nigh-in
just fifteen minue And what WOnderfuI fOOr!
Evening star., 1960-06-12

4oso -Aad
Chicken NJ Mix Add only fifteen mnund
noodles lots of
eggs Noushng Se that rich golden OD Bese noodles that cook
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Carter
reside with daughter. Mrs.
BURNS Gore of Route 4. Loris.
They have four children. Mrs.
George (FlorrieI Bcllamy of
Florence; Mrs. BURNS ANNA
Belle Gore of LOris: Nathan
Carter of Conway. Route /: and
Mrs. {. c. tAnn wild Whit.
tinGton of Pompano, Florida.
Mrs Carter is 81 years old as
of April l and Mr.. Carter will
celebrate his 87th birthday on
October ] of this year. They
have been long standing mem
beers of Simpson Greek PRINT
tive Baptist Church and have
reared a happy family in Horny
County with farming as their
entire occupation. Today they
have II grandchildren. 10
gree grandchildren and 3
great-great grandchildren.
The following was written by
a friend of the Carriers. n. c.
James:
N. c. James states that he
has known Mr.. Monroe Garter
for more than forty years.
His first memories of Mr.
Monroe was in the year of 1917
WHOM he was fifth grade stu
dcnr in Mount Vernon School.
Mr.. Monroe was chairman of
the Board of Trustees. he was
kccnly interested in school and
community affairs. He was ac-
tive in school entertainments
serving as auctioneer at box
suppers at many schools in
Simpson Creek township.
He served as road overseer
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01

has named Yvonne Moore and
Philip Hughes official marsh
allS. This honor is conferred on
the basis of scholarship and
contribution To the student lite
ii the ,ollcge.
Ernest +. Southern. Chair
man of the Horny County
Commission on Higher Educa-
lion, will present diplomas Ia
those students who have sue
ccSStuliy completed the re
luircmCutS iur the Associate
IF Arts degree.
There VIII be a reception in
&c Home Economies Depart
ac"t lon students. faculty ana
GcStS OF the college at the
Csc IT the program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01

ry i'm Power For Peace" Arm
ed Forces Day parade in Ber-
lin May 81 Sgt. Alderman, 30,
rs the son ui Mrs. Clara s.
Alderman WhitevIllc. SIC.
Billiards. wife. Pauline. ans
mother, Mrs. Chclcy BullarC.
live on Chadbourn RI. /.
The parade was held at Tn,
historic Temple of Central Ala
Port. scene of the i9i8-I9 Bvr-
lin Airlift
Sgt. Alderman. squad lead
er i'll the infantry's HQ com
pany in Berlin. entered In,
Army in October 1851 and ar
rrrived overseas on this tour
OF duty in April 1859.
He attended Tabor CITY Hiph
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01

for many years back when the
roads were maintained by free
labor. | am told that he sue
cecdcd in obtaining chatter
Tor the Hughes Mill Road in
1904.
He has been known as a
hard working man. early Ia bed
and early To rise i'll the morn
ing. always maintaining a
pleasant personality. He has
been active in politics and al
though in declining health he
is still inclined and has Il Great
interest in the good and well
being of the county government.
Mr.. and Mrs: Monroe Carter
have been wonderfully blessed
tn live tn he two of our oldest
citizens and are loved and re-
spccted by everyone who know
them.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01
CCJC Graduation
Set For Iune |

Coastal Carolina Junior Col
lcgc will hold its graduation
exercises on June ! at 800 =.
NJ. in the Conway High School
auditorium. The public is in
vitcd
The principal address will be
given by Mr.. J. * East. form
cr member of the board OF di-
rcctOrS and one OF the found
crS of the college. He is well
known To the people of Horny
County where he was former
ly in the County Department
of Education.
The faculty of the college
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01
Camp Swamp Church
Vacation School
To Open Monday

Camp Swamp Methodist
church will open its Vacation
Church School Monday at 3
p. m. with Mrs. Whitney
Naught as director.
The faculty will consist of
Mrs. Horace Mckee. Mrs.
Thomas Bethany and Mrs. w.
+. Barncttc for the Kinder
@artcn; Mrs. Ada Hodge and
Mrs. Irene Floyd for the Prim-
airy group: and Mrs. Paul Mar
lowe and Mrs. EsSiC SuggS for
the Juniors.
Registration will take place
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01
Red Bluff Boaters
Forming New Club

Boating enthusiasts in the
vicinity OF Red Bluff are BUSH
~ organizing a Red Bluff
Boating Club with a view to
improving boating facilities in
those parts.
Eldrcd Hardec said some 10
PERSONS have already indicat-
a desire To join the club.
oilOwing work of bulldozinc
ne Landing and making add
ional parking space available
First big project of the club
VIII be the construction of n
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01
Mrs. James H. Yor
Graduates June 5

Mrs. James II. Yon. former
~ Danyc Hardwick N Loris.
Will gradual" from William and
Mary. williamsburg. Virginia
ON Sunday. June 5. At this
time She will receive her de-
gree. Bachelor of Arts. Mrs
Ion Is the daughter of Mr.. anu
Mrs. I. w. Stanley and the
granddaughter OF Mr.. Dan w.
lIardwick.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01
MIC Shrine Club
To Hold Sun Fun
Ball Thursday Night

Twill he the occasion Of
the Milo Shrine Club
Thursday night.
'Tdill be the occasion of
the Sun Fun Ball, with
dancers tripping the light
fantastic to the tunes of
Ronnie BARLEY and his
orchestra.
Admission is 81 couple.
The public is invited.
Tickets may he obtained
from any Shrincr or at the
door the night of the Ball.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01

school and was employed BY
Virginia Tobacco Co, Danvil.e
before entering the Army.
SGT. Bul.ar.., a tan. yo.t.-
ton specialist in the infantry $
Company ID in Berlin, entered
the Army IN March 1912 and
arrived overseas on this tour
Of duty in March 1859.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Smith
of Macon. Ga. spent the wcck
end with his parents Mrs. T.
2. Smith
o"..n 9 Long of 81 u;hpu
''mt tic w-ck vu! WITH a..
parents MI. and Mrs. AuSr.L
! Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01
Sgis. Alderman,
Billiard Parade
In Germany

BERLIN - Army st. Wiri
5. Alderman and Sgt. First
lass George F. Bullard re-
entity participated with other
'crS"nncl from the 9th Infant
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01

ramp To facilitate the loading
and unloading of boats.
Interested persons were ask.
o contact Mr.. HarC.ee. tele
hone FL. 7-6O2l.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01

FOR SALE-GoNcr puppies,
Full blnoiC Il.
ISratiun WITH AhS
Buftkin, Pri g Thomas Fan n
tie.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-01
SPENCEk SPECIAL

alton al REGULAR p..--
Leah Wilmington, Sp>.,
CorSeticrc, Phone FL. 7-6p35 ii
write =. o. Box lt72. Loris.
S. {.
g. l8-l5-22- 29cJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
Wisconsin Fight Certain
ByHumphrey, Kennedy

beat Mr.. Nixon in November,
Senator Kennedy said.
He had excepted Adlai E.
Stevenson from this challenge.
He indicated he accepted Mr..
Stevenson's statement that he
has no plans to be a candidate
and said Mr.. Stevenson had
expounded his views to the
country in the 1852 and 1886
presidential campaigns.
Senator Kennedy said again
he couldn't run in all the ma
jor primaries and still hadn't
decided whether to enter ia
vorite son" States such as CAL
ifornia and Ohio. He added:
II have no inhibitions against
running against a favorite son. "
Senator Morse, Democrat of
Oregon, said December % that
he would enter his States
presidential primary and has
indicated he might enter others
such as the Districts.
Senator Kennedy made it
very clear he meant it when
he said he would not accept a
vice presidential nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
Powell to List Names
Of Italian Bookies

blers in the Congressional Rec
ord on January 10.
Mr.. Powell charged city
police with discrimination as
he urged that Manhattan Bor-
ough President Hulan E. Jack
not be "pre-judged" simply be-
cause he is a Negro. A grand
jury is investigating the latter's
acceptance Of $500 from a
real estate developer to pay for
remodeling his apartment.
Mr.. Powell said New York
City Negroes will shift to the
Republicans in the 1860 preSi-
Dental election if the Demo-
Gratis do not appoint Negroes to
more city jobs.
He said he favors for Presi-
dent either Senator Hubert H.
Humphrey Of Minnesota or
Senator Stuart Symington of
Missouri. both Democrats.
Deputy Police Commissioner
Walter Arm said later that Mr..
Powell should turn over to
proper authorities any infor-
nation he has of illegal actlvi-
ties in Harlem. Mr.. Powell said
he would have to think it
over"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (AP).-
Representative Adam CLAYTON
Powell, jr.. Democrat of New
York. says he soon will start
submitting to the Congressional
Record one name a week of
Harlem gamblers whom city
police ignore.
Mr.. Powell, Negro, said last
night that police raid only
Negro bookies in Harlem. He
told a rally Of more than 1000
persons that he knows Of Is
Italians operating numbers
games in Harlem without po-
lice interference.
Il am against numbers in
any form" Mr.. Powell, a cler-
gyman. declared from the pull
pit of his Abyssinian Baptist
Church. But until the day
when numbers is wiped out in
Harlem-I hate to say this from
the pulpit am going to fight
for the Negro having the same
chance as an Italian"
He said he plans to start the
weekly listing Of Harlem gam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
Illinois Ex-OfficiuI
In Senate Race

SPRINGFIELD, NJ. Jan. 4
(AP).-Warren Wright, former
Illinois State treasurer, today
announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for
United States Senator.
Mr.. Wright, 66, who served
two terms ss treasurer, is the
fourth Republican to enter
the race. Others seeking the
nomination in the April II
primary are Samuel Witwer
William H. Rentschler and
State Senator John w. Lewis.
Mr.. Witwer. an attorney, is
supported by Gov. William G.
Stratton. The four are seeking
to unseat Democratic Senator
Douglas, running for a third
term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
Disable Says
He's DECIDING
On His Own

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. 4
(AP).-Gov. Michael v. Di Sale
said today his favorite son
decision, to be announced
Wednesday, will not be altered
by Senator Kennedy's official
bid for the Democratic presi-
Dental nomination.
Gov. Di Sale said he would
inform Senator Kennedy to-
morrow night or Wednesday of
his decision before releasing it
to newsmen.
The Governor said a five
page statement already has
been prepared but he declined
any hint Of its contents in adj
vance.
The Di Sale decision may
have a bearing on whether
Senator Kennedy enters the
Ohio primary election May 3
in search of national conven-
ton delegates pledged to him
for nomination.
Ohio Democratic leaders have
urged against a contest in the
hope of sending a united dele
cation to the vention
pledged to a favorite son as a
stand-in candidate for Presi-
dent. In that way they hope TO
swing Ohio's big 64-vote dele
cation behind the winning
nominee.
Senator Kennedy remained
noncommittal about entering
the Ohio primary. The Cuya-
hoga County (Cleveland) Dem
ocratic organization declared
for Senator Kennedy but 70
other counties have Endorsed Di
Sale for favorite son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
Stevenson Rated
High by Kefouver
BY the Associated Press

Senator Kefauver, Democrat
Of Tennessee, who has been a
presidential hopeful himself in
the past, says Adlai E. Steven
son has a very good chance of
being the nominee of our
party"
He placed Mr.. Stevenson,
two time Democratic presi-
Dental nominee, among the
five top contenders at the
present time.
In a tapped radio interview
radio News Conference,
Senator Kefauver said that in
the event of a convention dead
lock probably Adlai would
have the best chance of COM
ing out the winner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
Stevenson Excepted

IF some candidate who will
not face us in the primaries and
then hopes to be the choice
If he can't beat us, he can't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
By the Associated Press

Two announced candidates
for the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination appeared GER
tain today to wage a major
battle in Wisconsin.
Senator Humphrey Of Min
neSota said today he considers
the April 5 Wisconsin primary
"the heart and core Of my po-
litical prospects" Senator Ken
nedy Of Massachusetts, said he
knows of no reason why he
would not enter the same con-
test. Both have campaigned
widely in the State.
Senator Kennedy's formal
announcement Saturday listed
his entry only in the New
Hampshire primary, in which
he is not likely to have oppo-
sition. He said yesterday he
will announce within four or
five weeks whether he will file
In Wisconsin and other States.
Senator Humphrey said in an
interview he believes he will
win in Wisconsin and added:
THE Wisconsin primary is at
the very center of my efforts.
1t is the heart and core Of my
political prospects"
Challenge Not Issued
Senator Kennedy said yester-
day in a radio-television inter-
view (NBC, Meet the Press)
that he would run in represent
alive primaries If Senator
Humphrey is willing to enter
them. Senator Kennedy said
he was confident the two would
We running against each other
in at least two primaries and
that he expects to win.
But he declined to issue any
challenge to Senator Hum
phrey. saying he would prefer
to "let Senator Humphrey de-
eide where he is going to run"
AS for the Wisconsin contest,
Senator Kennedy said: II know
Of no reason why I might not
enter that. or any other pri-
maries."
Both Senators Humphrey and
Kennedy wooed Wisconsin
voters during various trips last
year.
Senator Humphrey said his
next visit there will be January
II, when he will meet boosters
at an informal session in Mil
waukee. After that, he said,
he will make frequent week
end trips to Wisconsin.
Senator Kennedy said yes
terday that as a delegate to the
Democratic convention he would
not take seriously the candi-
dacy of Senators johnson of
Texas. Symington of Missouri
or others who do not enter pri-
mary contests. Senators john
son and Symington. despite ex-'
tensive speech-making. have
not said they are candidates
for the nomination.
Stevenson Excepted
IF some candidate who will
not face us in the primaries and
then hopes to be the choice
If he can't beat us, he can't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04

the Nazi swastika and slogans
denouncing Jews.
West German government
officials were openly worried
and strove to check the wave
of hate.
Prof. Franz Boehm, a leading
member of Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer's Christian Demo-
cratic Party and chief delegate
to the postwar German-Israeli
restitution conference, told an
interviewer in Frankfurt:
II think this is a synchron-
lied operation, a sort of rally
signal to Nazi and Fascist ele-
ments all over Europe. They
may openly be few but they
use the old tactics"
Communists Blamed
The Adenauer government
said the incidents appear part
of a planned campaign To- dis
credit the West German re-
public abroad. 1t limited Com
munistS may be behind the
smearings.
Prof. Boehm cautioned this
could be a dangerous theory.
He declared: These outrages
are certainly welcome to the
Communists, but they would
not act themselves. 1t would be
too great a loss of prestige for
communism if such a plot ever
came to light"
Only in West Berlin did the
demonstrators come out in the
open. Police broke up Is neo-
Nazi students who raised the
swastika flag and sang Nazi
songs in a torch-lit rally Satur-
day night in a park.
Police said they we're men,
bers Of the League of National
tst Students which has been
under surveillance for some
time. Nine Of the students, 19
to 81 years old, were seized but
later released after their iden-
titles we're checked. The others
escaped.
The Jewish community in
Berlin is the largest in Ger
many. But it numbers only
about $500 compared to 49,
900 before Hitler.
"Juden raus" Jews get out)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-04
3Synagogues
InU.S.Marred

NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (AP)-
Swastikas were painted on three
city synagogues and a build
ing once used by a Jewish War
Veterans post, police reported
last night.
Two rabbis blamed the de-
Placements on reports of similar
incidents in Germany, and
leaders Of two Of the temples
predicted such incidents would
increase here but soon blow
over.
Three 3-foot- high pink swas-
tikas were painted on the doors
Of the Corona Jewish Center
in Corona. Queens. They were
discovered by a passerby.
Rabbi David Goldberg Of the
center said:
This is definitely an organ
lied group which is no doubt
getting ideas from reports of
anu-semitic incidents in Eu-
rope" ga &c Z
Vacant Building Painted
Police said two ls-inch-high
green Swastikas were painted
on a window Of a vacant build
ing, which once was the head
quarters Of Corona Post 200
Jewish War Veterans, also in
Queens. The post has moved to
a new location.
A 4-foot black swastika
painted on a wall of fashion
able Temple Emanuel, on
Fifth avenue, was discovered
Saturday night by a policeman
making his rounds.
Yesterday morning the care
taker Of the Free Synagogue OF
Flushing. oldest Reformed Jew
ish temple in Queens, discovered
three 6-foot- thigh swastikas in
red paint on the door and
ground-floor windows of the
synagogue.
Police said they believed the
swastikas were the work of
juvenile pranksters.
German Incidents Cited
Rabbi Max Meyer of the
Queens temple said he was
sure the DETACHMENT was "the
action of irresponsible hood
lums or teen-agers impressed
by the occurrence of similar
incidents in Germany"
ut will probably get worse
but will die out soon." he added.
II don't attach any importance
to it."
Rabbi Meyer added that re-
lations with the community
had been wonderful" through
out the temples history, and
the last time the synagogue was
troubled by incidents similar
to last nights was when Hitler
was rising.
DR.. Julius Mark. chief rabbi
Of the Fifth avenue synagogue,
described the swastika painters
as lust individuals with twisted
and distorted minds who derive
savage delight from participant
ing in kind Of chain reaction
Of antisocial behavior"
He also said he thought such
incidents would increase, but
added:
Then 1t will more or less
blow over. The unfortunate
thing is so much publicity has
been given, since the hoodlum
and hooligan thrive on public
notice which their depredations
achieve"