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The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Rabbi Studies
Jewish Group
In Mexico

PHILADELPHIA, (JTA)
Rabbi Victor Solomon of
Congregation Ezrath Israel
is spending two weeks in
the Mexican village of Ven
ia Prieta with a meStiZo
tribe whose members claim
Jewish ancestry. (The mes
tiZos are the mixed blood
descendants of the Spanish
invaders and the Indians.)
The villagers were long
affiliated with the Iglesia
de Dios sect but ella m
Marrano ancestry and, in
recent years, have sought
to observe the Jewish re-
ligion. There are reported
to be only 18 families, but
some reports say tn er e
may be as many as 10000
persons.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Western Town
Planned Here

A group of prominent Tue
son businessmen, feeling the
need to uphold western ira
ditions here, are planning an
old western town east of the
city.
The organization, known
as Trail Dust Enterprises
Inc, has obtained a 50-year
lease on % acres at Tanque
Verde and Grant Road. 1t is
planned to build 27 buildings
to include apartments and
places of business. Old Trail
Dust town, as planned, will
be a real western town. 1t
will have a western theme
throughout. Adjacent park
ing areas are planned for l.
200 cars. No vehicles except
those that are horse drawn
will be permitted on the viii
lage streets.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
LIST Israel Golf Course
Now Has 800 Members

ancient ruins in the immedi-
ate vicinity-a lovely place
all around.
And when you ask if all
t this is necessary, whether
Israel can "afford" the "1ux-
ury" of 10000 duna m S of
playland, the answer might
well be that the people of Is
rael are normal and do not
think of themselves as con-
stricted in area or viewpoint.
They, too, want to be able to
relax at the sea, play games
and enjoy their ancient past.
And when you go to Cae-
sarea, 1 don't think you will
ask if it is necessary. You
will, as Harry Golden tells
us, "enjoy, enjoy" I know I
die.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02

/ be cooled by the soft winds.
On large hill, a major hotel,
will be erected. In tim e,
Caesarea will have many at
fractions: golfing, swimming
and what in Israel is called
Reconstructed antiquities"
Alongside of the fantasti-
cally green golf course, you
see plain ordinary sand and
you wonder how they man.
aged to grow grass for the
course on this sand. Mr.. Sha-
fir admitted it was a major
problem and that the English
architect who had done so
fine a job was stumped by
the turf problem. Finally,
Amos Dovrat, an agronomist
at the Hebrew University,
came to the United States
to try to resolve the problem.
Dovrat did the job by dis
covering that he could use
a grazing grass, which takes
a lot of punishment, and he
found that it had to be seed
ed by hand for the loose sand
did not allow for the use of
machinery.
when you look at the
course now, you are amazed
at what can be done on sand.
1t is an 18-hole course and is
1000 yards long. There is a
modern clubhouse wv h i C h
was being completed the day
I was there and has since
been finished for the course
is now in operation) an d
there are locker and shower
facilities.
The Club has about 300
local members and is hoping
to get between 5000 and TO-
900 members of Clubs in
other lands who, for a mem
bership fee, would be per
mitted to use the facilities at
Caesarea when they come for
a visit.
The entire idea of a tourist
center, golf course and an
antiquity center was con-
ceived by the late James de
Rothschild and the entire
area of 10000 dunams had
been bought by him. There
are kibbutzim, and moshavim
and light industry plants and
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Huge Audiences
In Germany See
Warsaw Film

BONN, (JTA) = Anthem
tic documentary films of
Nazi atrocities a gain S t
Jews in the Warsaw ghetto
are now being shown in
Germany to the public for
the first time since the fall
of the Nazi regime, max
ing a deep impression on
thousands of Germans.
The films were taken by
Nazi authorities in tn e
Warsaw ghetto for the en-
lightenment of Nazi Off
cials; however, they were
suppressed because it was
feared that they might pro-
woke pity for Jews even
among NaZis.
They are now in rpo-
rated in a tWo-hour docu-
mentary anti-Hitler picture
which carries the title
"Mein Kampf" and is at
tracing large audiences in
West German theatres.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Pet Hospital
Opened Here

DR.. Walter w. Cole, 29O1
E. End, announces the open
ing of his new pet clinic at
7141 E. Broadway.
DR.. Cole has been a resi-
dent of Tucson since 1915 and
is graduate of Tucson High.
DR.. Cole attended the Univer-
sity of Arizona and received
his Doctor of Veterinary Med
icine degree from Colorado
State University. DR.. Cole
then served a residency in
medicine and surgery at the
University of Pennsylvania
before working in Phoenix
and Tucson.
The new clinic has the ca
pacity to serve 40 animals.
Besides having a complete x
ray and surgical room there
is a grooming room which
along with the rest of the
clinic is set up to give the
animals the maximum of
comfort. The clinic is refrig-
Grated throughout.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
By HAROLD u. RIBALOW

Copyright, 1860, jewish
Telegraphic Agency, 1nco
Israel is developing SO rap
idly that one of these days
the country will have every
thing you can think of. Even
a golf course. And that al
ready has been constructed
and is functioning in Caes-
area, on the coast near Haifa.
Caesarea, you will remem-
Der, was the Palestinian capt.
tai of the Roman emperors,
replacing Jerusalem. Today
there isn't much left of Cae-
sarea, but the plans for it are
ambitious.
Eitan Shafir, the director
of the Caesarea Development
Corporation, told me what
future plans are and l con-
fess I was persuaded that
within five to ten years, Cae-
sarea will be one of the
major tourist sites of Israel
due in part to it's golf course.
Bear in mind, first, that
underneath the sands is a
treasure trove for archaeol-
ogists. The entire ancient city
is slowly being dug up and
in time the Israeli peopl e
hope to have their own Col
onial Williamsburg in Cae-
sarea, except that you will
always see the blue sea and
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Decorating
Studio Opens

Mr.. and Mrs. William Korn-
berg, from Oceanside, NY,
recently opened a new busi-
ness called Sherry Decorators
at 1856 E. Broadway.
The Kornbergs came to
Tucson several months ago
on a vacation and decided to
remain in Tucson and open
a complete interior decorat-
ing shop.
Sherry Decorators will sup
ply fabrics and all work nee
essary will be done in the
shop. Also the KornbergS
have their own original de-
signs and can take care of
all needs in decorating and
furnishings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kornberg
along with their daughter,
Sherry, for whom the busi-
ness is named, and son, DON
aid, are members of AnShei
Israel and the center.
Sherry Decorators feature
Leedom Carpets, wall decor,
bedroom ensembles, Italian
Imports all in a wide range
of prices.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02

for all Democratic candi-
dates. The public is invited
without charge. Jim Officer
will emcee the program.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02

The Mr.. and Mrs. Demo
cratic Club will hold a rally
Sept. 10 at 7:30 pm. at the
Musicians Hall, 620 S. Sixth,
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-03-04
MOST PUBLICIZED
BEAR KILL OF YEAR

Most publicized bear kill made
anywhere in the world during the
past year featured Roger Wise
man of Spruce Pines, N. c., who
bagged a 357-pounder in the big
woods of the Dare mainland near
Manns Harbor during late Decem-
Der.
Pictures Of the young hunter
under the caption "Li1 Big Shot,
have appeared in newspapers from
coast to coast and also several
foreign countries, according to
State Advertising Division in
Raleigh. Hundreds of clippings of
young Wiseman and his bear have
been forwarded Dare County Tour
list Bureau in Manteo which had
made the picture and released it
through United Press International
and NEA syndicates shortly after
the kill was made.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-03-04
EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mrs. Alvin MCGOWAN, Mrs. Dixie
Ambrose and Grover Hassell OF
Manns Harbor and Mrs. Dorothy
Twiford, and Mrs. Minnie Spruill
all visited Columbia.
Here from Elizabeth City for the
week end were Sam Smith, Foster
Basnight, Alvin Ambrose, George
Ambrose and his sister, Mrs. Lillian
Sawyer.
The Virginia Beach Holiness
Church group attended East Lake
Holiness Church meeting aSturday
night. They included Roy Greet,
Roger Cahoon, Reid Basnight, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Tolsum and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson. Ken
meth Ambrose and his Sunday
School class.
Here from Norfolk visiting rela-
tives during the week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Cahoon and
children, his mother, Mrs. Christine
Cahoon, Mrs. Ida Hassell, Mrs.
Belua Alexander, Kenneth Miller,
Wiley Smith, Chester Holmes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ambrose.
Mrs. Jesse Twiddy and Bert Am
brose accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose to Norfolk.
Mrs. Emily Smith is back home
after spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. Molly Gallop at Nor
folk.
The Methodist Church here held
its conference meeting Sunday
evening with many attendance.
East Lake citizens extend a
warm welcome to new neighbors
who have moved in the place known
as the Dallas Twiford Homestead.
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lisions at sea, 1948, Federal Act of
October II, 1851 (93 use 143-
147d).
Life Preservers And Fire Exiting
The Glass A and Class / boats
(less than 16 feat in length and
16 to less than &c feet, respective
ly) are required to carry one Coast
Guard-approved life preserver for
each person. If the boat is of closed
construction or carrying passengers
for hire, one B. fire extinguisher
is required. Engine and fuel tank
compartments must be ventilated
in accordance with the provisions
of the law. All inboard engines
must be equipped with flame ar
reStorS.
The only equipment addition for
Class l boats is a whistle or horn
capable of producing a blast of at
least 2 seconds duration and audi
BILE for at least " mile.
If your boat is &c feet in length
or more Glasses 2 and 81, some
specific equi p ment requirements
prevail; check the law thoroughly.
Enforcement Stepped-Up
Safe boat operation is also cover
ed in the State law and reckless
and negligent operation is a mis-
demeanor and may carry a $4,000
fine or six months Imprisonment
or both. This phase of the law APP
lies to all vessels regardless of
horsepower.
Violations of the other sections
of the act are misdemeanors and
carry stiff fines. Cases can be tried
swiftly in all state courts in the
county where the. violation &C.
Cured. The law is enforceable by
wildlife protectors, and every other
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what you are to do, ask your Wild
life Protector, the us. Coast Guard
or write the Wildlife Commission
in Raleigh.
Coast Guard Still Patrolling
The Coast Guard is still very
much on the job in North Caro-
lima waters and the only thing
they will not do is number Tar
heel boats. The Enforcement of the
safety sections mot the numbering
provision. Section 2n of the Fed
eral Motorboat Act of 1910 and the
Federal Motorboat Act of 1858 is
still job of the Cost Guard. Your
boat still must meet their require
ments.
The lighting and safety equip
ment provisions of the Coast Guard
are the same as those of the State
act except that in the Feredal Law
the requirements apply to all mo-
empowered craft in navigable wa
ters, but in the State act only YES
sells powered by machinery of more
than 10 horsepower operated in
public waters are covered.
Light Required
By state law, if your boat OF
over 10 horsepower, is less than &c
feet long and is operated between
the hours of sunset and sunrise, il
must have a 20-point combination
lantern on the bow showing red tt
port and green to starboard, anC
a 32-point white stern light. If YOU
boat is 26 feet or over, separte
side lights, red on the port side
green on the starboard, plus a 20
point white bow light and a 80
point white stern light are required
on those specified by THE Fedora
Regulations for preventing col
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i sources Commission in Raleigh.
Further your boat must be equip
ped and operated in. accordance
with this law. The only exenlp-
tions to the numbering provisions
of this Act are vessels which are
documented or those owned by the
Federal Government, a state or po-
litical subdivision thereof, or used
as ships lifeboats.
Confusion may arise as to Just
what is a "documented vessel".
Some applications for Coast Guard
numbers in the past. have been
made through us. Bureau of Gus
tom houses and numbers issued by
the Coast Guard through these
Houses. The vessels SO numbered
are not documented. A vessel must
measure 5 net tons or more before
it is eligible for Recommendation, or
be yachts used exclusively for
pleasure. tn eCoast Guard will not
number documented vessels and
these vessels are exempt from
North Cardinals numbering sys-
tenn. To qualify for documents, a
vessels minimum dimensions are
placed roughly at 80 feet long, 8
feet wide, and 8 feet deep-or over.
A docmented vessel carries its
number carved into the main beam
and must display it's name and
home port on its stern.
Present Numbers Obsolete
Considerable confusion has arisen
covering boats now or previously
numbered by the us. Coast Guard;
all Coast Guard numbers in North
Carolina are now obsolete and
must be replaced by numbers as
signed by the Wildlife Resources
Commission. The Coast Guard is
changing it's numbering system
nationwide so the numbers in North
Carolina would have had to be re-
placed by new ones even if there
were no State law.
How Do You Get Your Number?
Your first responsibility, if you
own boat powered by a motor of
more than 10 horsepower (regard-
less of boat lengthy is to get a
boat number application from a
hunting and fishing license agent,
fill it out completely and send it
with $500 to the address on the
application. There is no need to
send your Coast Guard certificate.
You will not receive a assigning
a number to your boat.
How Do You Put The Numbers
It's up to you to paint or other
wise attach the number to each
side of the boats bow in characters
at least three inches high and in a
color contrasting to the back
ground. No other number can be
displayed on the bow of your boat.
It you have a commercial fishing
license, this must be placed "abaft
the BEAM. Your boats name may
appear on the bow, however, in
addition to your new number.
Along with this certificate which
must be carried in the boat at all
times, you will receive two infor-
national pamphlets: the Coast
Guards Pleasure Craft" and the
Wildlife Commissions "Motorboat
Owners Guide. These contain al
most all you need to know to COM
ply with the law. Read them, study
the provisions, then obey the law.
If there is any question about
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ADVICE FOR BOAT
OWNERS UNDER NEW
SAFETY sRULlNGS
Motorboat Safety Act II Effect
janusry 1. Calls For Better
Attention
BY DUANE RAvER

RALEIGH.-In June 1859, the
North Carolina General Assembly
passed into law the Motorboat Safe
ty Act. It is patterned after model
acts suggested and prepared by
the Council of State Governments
and contains the best thinking
available on boating safety. Per-
haps it isn't perfect and may well
undergo change in the next several
years, but it is law and its up to
all concerned to make it effective.
Effective Date: January /, 1860
If you own a boat powered by
machinery of more than 10 horse
power and operate it in North
Carolina waters, you must have
it registered with and numbered
by the North Carolina Wildlife Re-
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to deduct interest and property
taxes paid during the year. They
can also deduct the loss on dam.
age to their house and grounds
resulting from a fire, storm,
earthquake, or other casualty
(this was discussed in the first
article of the series). Taxpayers
who rent their homes from
others undoubtedly are paying
for these costs by rent, but they
cannot claim any tax deduction.
Home Improvement and Repairs
Repairs to your home are con.
sidered personal expenses. They
are not deductible, and for tax
purposes, do not increase the cost
Of your house. Although repairs
and maintenance costs are not
deductible, they can be used to
reduce the amount which must
be spent on a new house in
order to postpone payment of
tax on the gain. However, this
only applies to such costs If they
are incurred within 80 days be-
fore contracting to sell the house,
or paid within 80 days after.
improvements to your house
are not deductible either, but
they do increase the cost of your
house. This is an important
point to remember when plan
ming to sell your house. To de.
termine the amount you will
gain from the sale of your house,
add the cost Of improvements
you have made to the original
cost Of the house and subtract
the total from the selling price.
If you bought it for $4,000,
added $4,000 worth of improve.
ments, and sold it for $4,000,
your gain would be $4,000.
When you invest in a home, it
is almost like investing in a
business. To be able to take ad-
vantage of the legitimate tax
considerations you are entitled
to, you will need to keep &C.
curate records of your various
expenses. So don't forget to save
your paid bills from year to year.
as an Income Producer,
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law enforcement officer of the
State. Read the law carefully.
The law is designed to promote
boating safety and for-no-other
purpose. It's not money-making
proposition, say Wildlife officials,
since funds received from boat
registration must (by law be spent
only for boat law administration,
enforcement and safety education.
Therefore all funds collected will
go right back into the boating pro-
gram.
Know the law, obey it; do your
part to make boating safer.
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Changing Your Residence
II you sell your house (Which
is your principal residence) at a
profit and move to a new house,
You may not have to pay tax on
the profit. Let's say you bought
house five years ago for $l5,.
900, which you sold last year for
$4,000. Since you held the house
for more than six months, the
profit of $4,000 is taxable as a
long.term capital gain at a maxi.
mum rate of Is per cent. How.
ever, IL you move into a new
house either one year before or
one year after the sale, and If
the new house costs $40, 1000 or
more, then you pay no tax on
the $4,000 profit. II you are
having the new house built for
yourself and construction begins
either one year before or one
year after the sale of the old
house, then the period of replace
ment is extended to eighteen
HiOhtho LAOuA udLC Va Sdlc, pEOVlu"
ing you occupy it within that
period.
The important point here is
that the new house must cost as
much or more than the amount
you receive for the old house. II
lit cost only $4,000, you must
pay the long.term capital gains
tax on the balance Of $1,000.
You could actually sell your
house at a profit and buy a new
zone every few years without pay.
ing a tax on the profit, but you
aren't really avoiding the tax,
you are merely postponing it.
The cumulative gain will be
taxed when the last house is
finally sold without being re-
placed.
Expenses of Osoning a House
A home owner is usually in a
more advantageous tax position
than person who rents. This is
because home owners who elect
to itemize their deductions
rather than use the standard 10
per cent deduction are allowed
Meet Article: The Home
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FLU DELAYS PROGRESS OF
SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAM

Mrs. Gertie Baum, who is presi-
dent of the Senior Citizens Club
of Kitty Hawk advises that due to
prevalence of "flu" in the communi-.
ty, the club has made slow prog
ress with its program, but hopes
to announce a schedule of meet
ings soon. There are several cap
hble people on the entertainment
committee, the theme will be
Growing Old Gracefully" in the
modern days of 1860, as compared
with the earlier days of the 1905.
There is much of benefit to be
expected of this wonderful program
if reasonable cooperation is pro-
vided.
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TAX FACTS FOR the HoMEowNER NO.
Buying, Selling Or Improving
Your Home

fThs ofG articles federal income
fling The articles based Information provided by the
American Institute Certified Pabc Accountants and the
North Carolina Association Certified Public Accountants
in c0oper0ton ,oith the Internal ReuenRe Service)
IN TODAYS economy with constantly rising prices and
land values it is quite for the family man to
look upon his home as investment Not that he enter
tans the idea Of selling it necessarily but at least he knows
that will probably climb in value and that he could then
sell it # he wanted to- However investment the
ship OF home differs in respects from the ownership
of stocks bonds and these differences have important
tax implications that you should be aware Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell and
son.
Mrs. Sarah Cahoon has been
called to the bed side of her sick
brother, Marshall L. Twiford at
Norfolk.
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Meet Article: The Home as an Income Producer
Evening star., 1960-07-06

See the Indian Spring Estates
Model Home furnished byWood-
word g lothrop end built by the
Lipnick Construction Co., Inc. Out
Georgia Avenue to CoIesviIIe Rood,
right to Four Corners, then right oeoin
to 406 University Boulevard Eost.
Open daily 1000 ON. to dark.
Evening star., 1960-07-06
80.
at our Chevy Chase Store

comparable values
l2'x9'6" 8o0o AcriIon ocryIic-
2O9o Vere, Iorkspur, 164.O5
l2'xl 80% AcriIon ocyIic-
2096 Vere, blue, more than double
l2xl5' nyIon, aqua, more than double
l2'xo' nyon, souterne, 1910
l2'xl3' 809o AcriIon ocryIic-
2O9o VereI, blue, 172.45
l5xl2' 1923 wooI-3o96 nyIon, raspberry,
l5xl ~ nyon, old gold, 1850
l2xl5' nyIon, sondoIwood, 1900
I2xl3'lo" 80% AcriIon ocYc-
2O9o Vere beaver, more than double
l5'xl2' 700o WOOL 3O96 nyIon, ivory, 1900
l2xlo7" 8o96 AcriIon oeryIc-
2O9o VereI, souterne, 1880
IFS" 8096 AcriIon ocyIc-
2O9o VereI, pine green, 1865
l2'xl5' nyIon, blue, more than double
l2xll' 70% wooI-3o9o nyIon,
l2xil'5" 7oq6 wooI-3o96 nyIon,
l2xl2' 7oa6 wooI-3o96 nyIon,
i2%Yf4''s" 9o95 royon-lo% nyIon, l-''-'
sondoIwood, 132O5
l2'xl3' nyIon, peach, more than double
l2'xll 8o% AcrIon oeyIis-
2O9o VereI, contoIoupe, 1885
l2'x9' 8096 AcriIon ocryItc-
2o96 Verel, blue, 1194O
l2'xl3' 9o9o royon-lo96 nyIon,
old gold, 12O45
1892" 8o96 AcriIon ocyIc-
209o VereI, aqua mist, 121.6O
l5'xl2' nyIon, pearl qroy, 1900
l2xl l'6" nyIon, desert beige, 12185
l2xl49" 90% royon- 1919 nyIon,
old gold, 1850