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November 2. 1860
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24
Editorial Comment
Editorial Comment
Mayor Takes A Big Step

Mayor Don Hummel has taken an
important step forward in the continu-
ing battle for human rights.
For several years the state legisla-
ture has failed to pass public accomo-
dations bill which would halt discrimin-
atory practices in hotels, restaurants
and resorts.
Noting the legislatures failure, May
or Hummel has proposed the adoption
of a public accommodation ordinance for
the city of Tucson.
Such an ordinance immeaSureable
would move Tucson ahead as one of
the nations most responsible cities, as
well as one of its fastest growing COM
munities
Does Tucson and the state of Arizona
really need such bill to insure the
respect for human dignity?
In truth much progress has been
made in Tucson, a city that once flew
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24

the Confederate flag. Restrictions have
been taken off many downtown resau-
rants and hotels and motels have open
ed their doors with equal attention to
all persons.
However, there are still some rest
aurants, some hotels and resorts which
practice discrimination.
Negroes find doors still closed to
them There are some resorts which
bar Jewish persons, although the list
ing of these places has dropped sharply.
A city of Tucson's cosmopolitan ma
ture should be the leader in legislating
against the hate mongers and the
theorists of racial supremacy.
Mayor Don Hummel has taken an
important step in the direction of hui
man rights and the Tucson City Coun-
Gil has before it vital task that needs
to be accomplished.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24

Senate Preparedness Invest
igating Subcommittee offici-
ally asked the Defense De-
partment to explain it's po-
sition on "active participa-
ton" of US. military person
mel in the neo-Nazi group.
The Senate Majority leaders
request was sent directly to
Secretary of Defense Thomas
S. Gates, Jr.
The Department of Justice
meanwhile made it known
that no action had been taken
to label the Rockwell group
as Subversive because of
"free speech considerations"
Assistant Secretary General
J. Walter Yeagley said that
mot withstanding the highly
offensive nature" of the
neo-Nazis, "they usually in
volve the Interpretation and
application Of tn e FIRE e
speech and lessen guarantees
of the First Amendment to
the Constitution and, gener-
ally speaking, fall within the
protection of these Consti-
tutional safeguards"
Yeagley made these points
in a letter to Rep. Seymour
Halpern, New York Republi-
can, who had protested the
groups activities in the ma.
tons capital. Yeagley also
wrote that the Justice De
partment would continue to
study the problem and that
it would institute appropriate
proceedings if enough evi-
dence developed.
The first legal breakdown
on the neo-Nazis was the levy
by Judge George B. Nelson
of fines of $40 and costs each
against Daniel BorroS and
Barton N. Clayton, both in
their tWenties.
The defendants arrogantly
admitted they were Nazis and
claimed they were not guilty
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24

because of "free speech"
rights. Police officers and
witnesses testified the pair
used profane and abusive
language at an anti-Semitic
rally near the National Arch
ives. The targets of the abuse
were non-JeWs who objected
to the NaZi agitation. The
judged warned the two Nazis
to obey the laws and avoid
force and violence.
Senator Johnson informed
Secretary Gates that the
subcommittee had disturbing
information about the per-
mitted participation of serv-
icemen, including a Marine
stationed at Quontico, Va,
in neo-Nazi activities in the
national capital area. The De-
fense Department was asked
for a detailed explanation
and statement of its policy
toward neo-NaZiSm.
The subcommittee probe
followed disclosure by the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
that the Marine Corps failed
to deter Pfc. John c. Pats
alas from marching in neo-
NaZi formations attired in a
brownshirt uniform and
swastika armband, publicly
rendering the "Sieg He'll"
Nazi salute, picketing the
White House with obscenely
anti-Semitic placards, and
openly assisting Rockwell to
conduct mass anti-Semitic
rallies. The military police
arrested Pfc. Patsalas sever
al weeks ago but the Marine
Corps dismissed all charges
and told him he was free to
continue in the NaZi group.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24

Had it been up to Eich-
Manu." the former negotiat-
or said, "all Hungarian Jews
would have been wiped out"
The man who revealed
Eichmann's role in what he
called "that grisly trucks-for-
lives affair" was Andre Bliss,
former industrialiSt in Hun
gary. He told his story here
today at a news conference
at the European headquart-
ers of the American Jewish
Committee.
Mr.. Bliss said he became
the chief negotiator with
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24

Eichmann in 1914, when two
Jews, who had been trying
to make the IDEAL" for saw
ing the lives of Jews by pro-
viding trucks to the Nazis,
had to leave Budapest. The
two who got out were Rudolf
Kastner, asSasSinated in Is
rael a year ago; and Joel
Brand, now an Israeli citizen.
The "trucks for Jews" deal,
said Mr.. Bliss, was the idea
of Heinrich Himmler, head
of the NaZi police system.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24
Ben-Gurio on Visits France, Belgium

David Ben Gurion Israels prime minister, ar
rived in Belgium for state visit following five-day
visit to France At Paris luncheon French President
De Gaulle proposed a toast to Ben-Gurion saying:
"I want to pay tribute to Ben-Guron who personfes
the State of Israel. want to express my confidence
my sympathy and admiration" A four year
program to settle 10000 semi-nomadic Israeli Be-
douns from the Negev in urban areas will begin soon
in Israel Some $4,000 Israeli Bedouins now roam the
Negev and in recent years. they have suffered con-
siderably because of the drought. The Israeli
Cabinet has approved and sent to the Knesset an
increase in this years budget of $50 millions The
money would be raised through special bond issue,
short term loans and compulsory loans by Israeli
property owners. Security needs would absorb 43
million pounds and 20 million pounds of the sum
would go for new housing. -. Yehuda Shuval, direc-
tor of the Bnai Birth Hlel Foundation in Jerusalem
died last weekend at Ashkeon at the age of 81.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24
Study Of Nozi
Group Asked
BY Ike

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-
President Eisenhower ask
ed Attorney General Rog-
ers to look into neo-Nazi
activities in the Washing
ton DC, area. The Presi-
dent acted as a result of a
long talk with leaders of
the Jewish War Veterans.
National JWV Command
er Bernard Abrams, of Jer-
sey City, NJ, and national
executive director Joseph F.
Barr, of Washington, called
at the White House. In
their presence, Mr.. Eisen-
hover issued instructions
to an aide that the Attorney
General be advised of the
concern of the White House
over the increasing neo-
NaZi nuisance.
The Justice Department
is current tly considering
whether to place Lincoln
RockwelPs American NaZi
Party" on the Attorney
Generals list Of subverSive
carnations.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24
Golda Meir At United Nations

Mrs. Golda Mer, Israes Foreign Minister, met
with Secretary General Hammarskjold for more than
an hour while visiting UN headquarters. Mrs Meir
declined to reveal any details of the conference say
ing the visit was only "a courtesy calP'. Most of
the % history texts in Philadephas schools fail to
explain to students the Naz theory and practices of
racism, leaders in the eastern city charge. . Pro-
tests are mounting against issuance of permit to
George Lincoln Rockwells American NaZ party for
July rally in New York. suit was filed in the
NY State Supreme Court to prevent the city from
giving the permit. :.
The Seafarers International Union is taking pre-
liminary steps to it's battle against Arab black
listing of American ships for trading with Israel
DR.. Miriam Freund, president of Hadassah has been
invited to go to Moscow in August to deliver paper
on the life of Henrietta Sold at the 25th Congress
of Orientalists. -. Frieda Hennock, only woman to
serve on the Federal Communications Commission,
died in Washington June 20 at the age of 55. She
was brilliant New York attorney of Jewish faith
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24
Eichmonn Urged End
Of Hungarian Jewry

PARIS (JTA)-A former Hungarian Jew who dealt
with Adolf Ecmann in 1914 in the effort to exchange
10000 trucks and medical supplies for the lives of million
charged that Adolf Echmann tried to block attempts
the lives of many Jews from the Naz death
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24
The Arizona Posts
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News
Jewish Doctor In Egypt Jailed

DR.. Fritz Katz director of the Jewish hospital of
Alexandria, Egypt, convicted by court there
recently spy and has been sentenced to life i'm
prisonment. :. An Argentine political leader has
charged that his countrys representative to the UN
is in the service of the Nazis . . Josef Holsmann,
police officer in Augsburg, Germany, has been SEN
fenced to three months Imprisonment for telling a
Jewish patron of bar They forgot to gas you, but
the Adenauer will be past and then it will
be your turn. i. . . The monument over the grave of
Karl Marx in London was vandazed and smeared
with swastikas. 80.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24
American NuZi Purfy
Storm Troopers Fined
First Legal Action Hits
Neo-Nuzis In Washington
By MILTON FRIEDMAN
JTA Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON (JTA)-Two storm troopers of George
Lincoln Rockwells American Nazi Party fined for
disorery this week the first legal action against
the neo-Nazi group.
At time, Sen Lyndon Johnson, chairman of the
The Arizona post., 1960-06-24

osp1. or LIBRARY q
ARCHIVES -,
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puoeNtx, ARiZoHH
Evening star., 1960-09-18


doy, 1870 p.nn, WRc4. Monday, r
Continued From Preceding Pose
pm. Oct. Z. Continuing drama series. James
Whitmore.
Roaring Twenties Saturday. 7:30 to 80 pm
Oct. Is. Action n-adventure in New York Donald
May, Rex Reason and Dorothy Provine
CHS: (Channel 81. The network accents
comedy early in the week. action adventure and
mystery from Wednesday through Saturday.
Candid Camera, Sunday, 10 to 1o:3O pm.
Oct. 2. Eddie Albert or Arthur Godfrey.
Pete and Gladys, Monday, to $50 pm
Situation comedy. Premieres Monday
Bringing Up Buddy, Monday, $3.50 to pm
Oct. 3. Situation comedy. Frank Aletter, Enid
Markey and Doro Merande.
Andy Griffith Show, Monday, $50 to 10 pm
Oct 3. Situation comedy. Andy, Don Knots,
Elinor Donahue.
Tom Ewell Show, Tuesday, to $50 pm
Sept. 27. Situation comedy. Tom, Marilyn Erskine
Aquanauts, Wednesday, 7;3O to $50 pm
Nov on Underwater series.
My Sister Eileen, Wednesday, to $50 PM
Oct. 5. Situation comedy. Elaine Stritch.
Witness Thursday, 7:30 to $3.50 pm Sept. 80
Notorious rogues of the past and present face
hearing.
ton comedy. Annie Fargo plays the pixie French
bride of Marshall Thompson.
Route 66, Friday, $3.50 to $50. Sept. 80. On
location adventure series. George MahariS, Mar
tin Miner.
90 10 Can't
Evening star., 1960-09-18
News, Public Affairs

The single most encouraging aspect of the
new season? The upbeat in news and public
affairs programming in prime time at all three
networks.
Emphasis, on the outset, will be on the cam
paigns leading up to the November elections.
ABC CWMAL-D. The new Closeup series
premiereS Tuesday, Sept. 81, pm, with study
of discrimination in the North. ABCs Expedition
bows Sept. "a, pm. with every third week
occupied locally CWNIAL-D by the Westinghouse
series on the Civil War.
CHS (WTOP-9). The expanded CHS Reports
is already underway. Eyewitness to History
premieres Sept. %: Face the Nation moves to
Mondays after the election. Current: Presi-
Dental Countdown series Of eight programs.
On tap: Background Edward r. Murrow).
NBC (WRC-4. The networks full-hour
Saturday night series will continue "The Cam
paign and the Candidates" to the elections.
Afterwards, various series under supervision Of
Irv Gitin one of which is entitled white Paper"
Another, 1.-THE Nations Future" a Town Meeting
series Also set, Nov IA, the STORY of a Family"
three generations of one American family.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Continuing series. Charles Quinlivan as a finan-
cial tycoon.
Checkmate Saturday, $3.50 to $50 pm Pri-
vate eye series in San Francisco Sebastian Cabot
Doug Mcclure, Anthony George.
Evening star., 1960-09-01
Frozen Food
Bulletin

Home Care of Purchased
Frozen Foods" has just been
issued by the United States
Department of Agriculture.
In this pamphlet, food spe-
cialiSts caution against keep
ing foods too long and not,
keeping them cold enough.
Shoppers are advised to Sc
lect frozen foods carefully,
avoiding packages that are
damaged or soft. To prevent
thawing it pays to buy fro
zen foods last on a shopping
tour. Carry them home in an
insulated bag or use one pa
per bag inside of another.
Once they reach home, they
should be placed Immediately
in the freezer next to a re-
frigerated surface, but with
space allowed for air circu-
lation around them. Tips on
defrosting are also given in
the new bulletin. Single cop
les are free on request from
the Office Of Information,
United States Department of
Agriculture, Washington 25,
D. c.
Evening star., 1960-09-01
.4ASB WHAT'S
81 COOKING

FRIDAY
Crab Cakes Parsley Potatoes
zucchtnt Squash Lettuce Rancho Dressing
HoneydetD Melon ~
Rancho Dressing
green onions to tablespoons lemon juice
/ cup sour cream "a cup Roquefort cheese
tablespoons mayonnaise Salt and pepper to taste
Finely cut tops and all Of the onions into cream.
Add remaining ingredients and to TASTE Allow to
pen for several hours before serving Enough for four
servings.
SATURDAY
Chill Beans Burgundy Bread Sticks,
Corn-on-Cob RdD Relish Tray
Lemon Sponge Pudding
Chill Beans Burgundy
tablespoons butter tablespoon grated
margarine Parmesan cheese
V pound ground beef / teaspoon Worcestershire
(6-ounce) tomato
paste ] teaspoon chill powder
" cup Burgundy wine Salt, onion salt and garlic
! No. 2 red kidney salt to taste
beans
Melt butter in skillet add the ground beef and cook,
stirring with fork until meat loses its red color Stir in
the tomato PASTE then the wine Add the BEANS drained
cheese and seasonings blend we'll Cover and simmer for
5 to 10 minutes. Serves three to four.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

Baked Ham Sweet Potato Casserole
Oriental Celery Saute Green Beans
Fresh Peach Pie
Oriental Celery Saute
Select tender inner stalks from heads Pascal celery
Wash thoroughly and dry absorbent Cut each
stalk into diagonal slices Anch thick. Melt "a cup "a
stick oil margarine in skillet Add celery and sae
quickly high heat to minutes or until almost
tender stirring constantly Add tablespoons sauce
teaspoon and grating Of fresh ginger root or
dash Of ground ginger. Makes six servings. sg
Lamb Ste,D With Vegetables Tomato Salad
CruSty Rolls
Fruit Compote Refrigerator Sugar Cookies
Refrigerator Sugar Cookies
cups sifted flour 20 cup
/ teaspoon baking powder u cup light srup
"a teaspoon salt l egg beaten
/ cup margarine butter teaspoon vanilla
Sift together the flour, baking powder and salt Thor
oughly margarine butter and sugar. Add corn
sirup and beat until well blended Beat in and vanilla
Combine with sfted dry ingredients and mix we'll Chill
dough about hour. Shape into rolls about inches
in diameter Wrap in waxed and chill in refrigerator
least hours. With very sharp knife. cut in thin
(s-inch) slices Place slices ungreased cooky sheet
about "a inch apart. Sprinkle lightly with Bake
in moderate 1850 degrees 10 to IL minutes until
set around the edges Remove from sheet Immediately
Makes about six dozen.
TUESDAY
Ham and Potato Scauop Yellow Squash
Broccoh-EnSy HolldndGtSe
AppleSduce Spice Cake Iced Tea
Easy HoIIandaise
"a pound butter or egg yoks
margarine tablespoons lemon juice
Cut butter margarine in small pieces. Put in top
Let stand at temperature for 80 minutes Just before
serving place gently boiling water for 1 minutes,
stirring brsky Serve freshly cooked broccoli aspara
gus. carrots or artichokes Makes four servings
Evening star., 1960-09-01
THE CHEF
.. s.-a. ..--s :
Sovory
Accents
For Meat

Few things are more useful
over a busy holiday week end
than meats cooked in adj
vance to slice when needed.
A platter Of cold meat takes
on a festive air when it is ac-
companied by an interesting
sauce and good breads.
A 5-pound bro-hen Gas the
new style stewing hen is so
called by the industry will
NIL a deeply chilled platter
with sliced cold chicken for
six people. and leave 2 cups
Of diced chicken and about
three cups Of broth for an
other meal. This cold sliced
chicken may be dressed for
the holiday when served with
Cumberland sauce. The sauce
is also excellent with cold
ham or turkey. (Remember
that all cold meats have
more taste If served at room
temperature - not deeply
chilled.)
Sauce Remoulade is de-
licious with all cold meats,
fish and on salads.
Sauce Tartare is an ideal
accompaniment for cold fish,
lobster. shrimp and scallops.
salmon. halibut, swordfish.
etc.
Cumberland Sauce
"a cup currant Jelly
/ 6-ounce can concentrated
orange juice
4 tablespoons sherry
/ teaspoon dry mustard
u teaspoon ginger
"a teaspoon hot pepper sauce
Mash currant jelly with a
fork in a small saucepan.
Add undiluted orange Juice
and remaining ingredients.
Heat and stir until mixture
is smooth. Serve cold or hot.
Sauce Remoulade
8 hard-boiled eggs
raw yolk Of egg
/ tablespoon tarragon or
wine vinegar
Juice of half a lemon
3 tablespoons olive oil
" Glove garlic, minced
" teaspoon prepared mustard
" teaspoon salt
Dash of cayenne
In a bowl, mash the hard
boiled egg yolkS (the whites
are saved for garniSh) until
smooth; add mustard and mix
well. Add vinegar, salt and
cayenne. Add olive oil, drop
by drop, working in the egg
gradually. Then add the yolk
Of raw egg and work in thor
oughly, until light. Add the
juice Of " lemon and mix
well. If the sauce is not thor
oughly mixed, it will curdle.
The sauce is now ready to
serve with cold meat, fish or
salad.
Sauce Tartare
/ cup mayonnaise
u Glove garlic, minced
2 tablespoons minced pickle
3 tablespoons minced parsley
u teaspoon salt
"a cup onion, minced (mild
onion or scallion is best)
2 tablespoons minced green
olives
/ teaspoon mustard
Dash of cayenne and black
pepper
Mix all the ingredients well
and serve with cold or hot
fish.
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Evening star., 1960-09-01
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Frankturter Skillet Supper Poppy Seed Rolls
CABBAGE SIau Blueberry Cobber
Frankfurter Skillet Supper
l pound skinless frankfurters l small can onions
! package frozen succotash l Q5h-ounce) can spa
1 Ca-ounce1 can sliced ghetu sauce with meat
mushrooms teaspoons lemon juice
Few drops Tabasco
Combine frankfutes succotash, mushrooms and onions
skillet Add spaghetti with meat vegetable liquids,
lemon Juice and TabaSco Cover and simmer slowly until
vegetables are tender hot buns Makes four
servings.
THURSDAY
Sirloin Steak Frozen French Fries
Buttered BeetS Green Salad
Baked Prune Puff Iced Coffee
Baked Prune Puff
! jar (7-ounce) marsh egg whites
malow creme / cup chopped cooked
! tablespoon lemon juice prunes
"a teaspoon salt "a cup chopped pecans
Blend the marshmallow creme, lemon juice and salt
into the shy beaten egg whites Fold in the prunes and
pecans Pour into 112-quart baking dish. Place In
pan of water and bake in moderate $3.50 de-
grees) 80 to 35 minutes. Six servings BY "W'
The Adak sun., 1960-10-03
ADAK SUN

yVJ J. ! J WHJJ y -
Well, all the Williwaw-clan are
gathering in the mounta ms and hills
for their winter stay and from all in
dica tions during this past week we'll
be seeing alot Of them. AS Reishus,
PN3 Of MilPers told Don Hewkin of Cen
trail Files They'll really enjoy the
top to your convertible" (meaning the
Williwaws). Don's recently arrived
car is '55 Chevy Convertible with
all new paint and new-top. real
jewel for Adak wea Their to raise havoc
wi tn.
Moving into the new Hobby Shop gar
age is oo% compl ete. Located next to
the Navy Exchange garage the new fac
i1ity is really an Improvement. Then
too, if you can't fix it you don't
have far to go to the Navy Exchange
garage.
I'm convinced that the way to change
the wea Their to mi SCRABBLE is to plan to
take the afternoon off for fl shing.
Speaking of time off how many divi-
sions of departments start screaming
when they're asked for ha tch crews and
working parties because it inter feres
wi tn giving their a half day off a
week and of course mo ONE else
is furnishing any why pick on me?"
Remember when 7 reported that kURTI1
of MilPers was looking for plans to
build robot to take his place
Ha tch Crew. Now he and IL other men,
Sabetta, YNSN; Hogue, YNSN; Shepherd,
sA; Kaegan, SA; Interrante, YN2; Adams,
SN; Taula, SN; Robertson, PN3; Preble,
SIN; Hedgepeth, YN3; Barker, M3; and
Nessen, SN; are looking for an Auto
ma tic telephone operator. These men
take over at mid-ni tie to man our tele-
phone exchange in place of the civil
liam workers. Standing 6 section
wa Itch, two to section, on them rests
the responsibility of the internal
comm,,ni ca on of the base. Any VOL
Evening star., 1960-02-14
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WGMS AM-FM-C. s.
Lewis. philosopher and
writer. discusses Love" on
this Valentines Day.
1880, WTOP-Salt Lake City
Tabernacle Choir and Organ
Program. Richard P. Condie
conducts the choir in works
by Panchenko, Hageman,
Naegeli, Mozart and Daynes,
DR.. Alexander Schreiner is
organ soloist.
1880, WEAM-The Army Hour.
Conclusion of the special re-
port on Exercise Dragon
Head" from Danville, Va.
The liberating forces rout
the aggreSsors and free the
city officials.
1900, WWDC - Nat Wright.
The top 80 tunes of the week
are featured with the pick
hit of the coming week.
1885, WOL-Italian Melodies.
Pine Cicalo will present the
winners from the Sanremo
Festival Of the Italian Song,
1860.
100, WDON. and WASH-FM-
Italian American Hour.
Maria di Salvo features the
music of RoSsini.
$3.50, WTOP-SuSpenSe. Agnes
Moorehead in Lucille Fletch-
er's classic Sorry, Wrong
Number"
7:05, WASH-FM-World At
fairs Seminar. Algeria !:
Evening star., 1960-02-14
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500, WASH-FM 1911 Mel
Masterworks Of Music. Rous-
sells Symphony No. 3 in G
Minor.
10:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.) - Sunday
Morning Symphony,
Strauss Death and Trans
flguration, Opus "a.
11:00, WASH-FM (97.I Mc.)-
Franck's Symphony in D
Minor.
1880, WGMS AMIN 1910
Kc. and 1888 Mel - The
Concert Hall. Franck's
Symphony in D Minor.
2:05, WGMS AMIN (57O
Kc. and 1888 Me- - The
BIC Sunday Supplement.
Montreal Bach Choir;
George Little, conductor.
Ballad of Green Broom by
Britten.'
$500, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc).-
Sunday Symphony. Schu-
bert's Symphony In B Flat.
4:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1855 Me- - Ballet
Theater. Delibes' La Source.
600, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me-
-Corcoran Gallery Concert.
Summer Music, Opus 81, by
Barber.
1880, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
Concert Stage. Excerpts