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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fcONTINlIEDl

BETHESDA GREENTREE RD
AREA; should sell within q few
hours-SpotlesS 3-bedrm. rambler
on quiet cul-de-sac. Large modern
kit. with eating space, huge back
screened porch, full bsmt. with rec
rm. Close to schools and transp
Priced in low. low 2Qs. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7006;
ewes, VIII. 6-7771.
BETHESDA sIZzLER!-This onl
can't last regardless of tht
weather! Smart contemporar!
split-level in the beautiful Landor
School area. Contains 4 hedrooms
pa baths, big beamed-ceiling liv
room with fireplace, sep. dininI
rm., all-electric kit. with dish.
washer and disposal; paneled rec.
reation room. Asking S25,95O. Va.
cant. Out-of-town owner may
allow for minor repairs and dec.
Grating. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
INC, OIL. 2-7006; ewes, Wo. 8.
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KALORAMA TRIANGLE

Newest restoration area. Perfect
3-bedrm., 2-fireplace house, .tc
redo to your own taste fol
gracious townhouse living; $40 1850
Needs renovating-not rebuild
ing Call MISS MEYERS. RE. T.
65S5: ewes. FE. 7-l353.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACoSTIA. 18th st. se.-Excel-
lent 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, oil heat,
Call OWNER. Ju. 1854
BARGAIN, nr. Pa. ave. = Brick
semi-det, 8 rms, ! a baths, rec
rm. Call owner, LU. 4-4972.
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THE EvENlNGSTAR B-9
Washington, b. c.
SotUrdoy, Msreh 5, 1860
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm. rambler;
close IN, nr; seheols and bus.
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BRICK RAMBLER in area Of lovely
homes; close TO LANGLEY Shopping
Center. 3 twin bedrms.. sep. din.
rm., charming liv. rm. with Are
place wall, Ia baths on lst A.,
tiled bsmt. Real buy At S2l.950.
S4,3b0 down FLA. MCINTOSH
REAL ESTATE CO. JU. 6-7533 or
10 b-3b50.
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SILVER SPRING, 30s Windsor st.
3 bedrms., IN baths, liv. rm. with
fireplace. kitchen, din. rm., rec
rm cor norrh g1h0
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CUsTOM-BUILT 3-bedrm., / h-bath
all-brick rambler; liv. rm. with
firepl, sep. din. rm.. scr. porch,
many other features that must
be seen; level handicapped lot over
at S27, 800: 30-yr. Ss2,50o loan
available. available. SsIl. Cal I'll 9 P.ml;, Wa:
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-2-bedrm ali.
brick rambler. din. rm., nrepl. and
full bsmt. OWNER. RE. 8-69l2
EAST RIVERDALE = Vacant: Nice
cond. 3 bedrms.. brk.; near 81
Barnabas School. $500 down. FHA
approved $11,750. HUGH T
PECK, HE. 4-I7OO. 1895 New
Hampshire ave.
FOR DISCRIMINATING BUYERS
who want CUSTOM ADVANTAGES
in their homes. Call your "LESCO
HOMES representative NOW
Building and financing detail:
available FREE LEsco HOMES
George W. Dorsey, jr. Box lie
Riverdale, Md Phone Appleton
7-9472, or WA. 1880.
FOREST HTS, ll6 IroquoiS way
Lovely 3:bedrm. bungalow with biz
kit, full bsmt. nice big lot
Can assume ~ 0l loan, ful
price Sl4.g50. For appt. call Lo
7-l925 or 10. I.0364.
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 9
oGLESBY g. RICE REALTY
GLASsMANOR = BARGAIN: $40.
500. Assume AZ al loan, $500
dn. 2-bedrm. semidet. brick home
with daylisht bsmt. On nice
l1A
5 pm. OWNER ia, ?-"567.
HILLCREsT HTS, SI9, 600 bed
rms. . baths, rec. rm. with flre.
place; FHA in-service; S2,95O
down, Phone LO. 1-4l43.
HOLLY PARK, 4-bedroom, a-batf
mod. split-level. Features equipped
kitchen. basement, auto. gas heat
Large Anchor-feneed corner lot
vacant $l3,750: only S77.50 per
mo. after small down payment
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO., 1929 X
st. NV, MA. s-0352; ewes. 10
l-00b5.
HOUSES BY HUGHES beautiful
bedrooms, . lovely tiled baths. bis
bright knotty-pine tion
room, separate dining room. Only
81 900 dn. on FHA terms. W. r.
HUGHES CO, AP. 7-l400.
HOUSES BY HUGHES = sturdy
red-brick rambler. neat and clean
as can be; 3 n.drenched bed
rooms, coy warm basement: va
cant for you; $3.50 dn., S97
per mo paws everything, W, r.
HUGHES CO, AP. 7-l400,
EVANSVILLE - 3-unit, Perma-
stone-over -cinder-block Cape Cod;
Each unit has sep. entrance and
is fully equipped; conv. located
excel. income property. with only
$1,000 down. Call now,
PARAMOUNT REALTY co,
WE. 5-5422
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HOUSES UMFURNIsHED
(coNTINUEDl

SILVER SPRING, 30s Windsor st.
3 bedrms., Ia baths, liv. rm. with
fireplace. kitchen, din. rm.. rec.
HiLLCREsT HEidHTs, 5IO7 27th
iiv rm. with fireplace. din. fm
kitchen: excel. cond. S160.
SPRING VALLEY. 1870 Upton st.
n.w.-Det. 3 bedrms., . baths, liv,
rm, din. rm. and kitchen. S110.
EDW. F. BRENNAN REALTY CO.
FE. 7-7366
SPRINGFIELD : Crestwood split
level: washer, drier: $3.50. Avail
able April. CL. 6-6+05.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-If you like
country living don't miss seeing
this one. Only 4Ia miles from
Springfield shopping center on
good road. 3-bedrm. rambler with
full bsmt., in beautiful setting
surrounded by trees. Lge. liv. rm.
with flrepl, dining rm, kit
equipped with de luxe refgr., coun.
ter-top elec. range with eye-level
oven and dishwasher. Sep. break
fast nook and laundry area on
workshop and storage area. OIL
h-w. Dashboard heat. 1-acre lot
Avail. Mar. 20. S165 mo. LYNCH
BROS, INC, Springtield, Va. FL
$1,000 tclosed sundays.
SPRINGFIELD, va, AREA-3-bed-
rm. rambler. Ia baths, liv. rm
with fireplace, dining rm.. fully
equip. kit; paid swimming ant
tennis club membership included
available Immediately: $3.50. Cal
. LYNCH BROS. INC, Springfield
Va. FL. $1,000. CLOSED Sunday. }
SPRINGFIELD, VA. -3 bedrm
rambler with full bsmt.. l bath
living room with fireplace. sep
dining rm,. fenced yd.: available
Immediately; S145 per mo. Cal
LYNCH BROS. INC, springfield
Va. FL. 4-7000. CLOSED sunday
SUITLAND AREA-3-bedrm semi.
det., IA baths, screened-in real
porch. full bsmt. fncd-in yard
$50 mo. RE. 6-423S.
TAX. PK.-Redec spacious 3Ha bed.
rms, sep. din. rm.; Gar: bus;
: S135. OK. 7-1770, PO. 2-4s18
WHEATON PLAZA SHOP. CENTER
g bedrms., full bsmt.: l2-mo
lease with option to buy. Cal
JU. 9-9S22 before 8 pm.
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ALEX bedrms., brick. nice furn..
Wash, machine; conV; loc, snort
or long terms. CL. 6-7357.
Alex, VA.-Duplex. > bedrmS.,
fenced yard. S125. l3 s. ingram
st. Call CL. 6-3333 or ia. 2-01Oo'
ARL. CONTEMPORARY, just of
Arl. Ridge rd.-Luxuriously furn.,
new, large, 39x43 2-bedrm. home;
olXl5 living rm. with lge. picture
windows. 2S-ft. paneled wall mod
ern l2-ft. kit; l4-ft. dining rm. ::
patio, bsnt. air-cond.: 5-min. IA
nil to Pentagon: D. c. bus stop
200 TT; $500 mo. Sl2 2Oth 81. S.
OF. A-9196.
FALLS CHURCH, / mi. 4 Corners
3 b.r. ramb., firepl., disp. washer,
Sl25. Owner bachelor retains
br. Couple or couple and l chlld
or bachelors DI. 7-9l9l.
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac 2-bedrm.
furn. bungalow; adults or couple
and infant, Sis. JU. 9-7347:
WESLEY HEIGHTS =. Attractive
home in delightful neighborhood
6 bedrms.. 3 baths Ideal for
entertaining. Call Mrs. Connell.
EN-. 2-7S07. H. A. GILL g. SON,
52II 42nd ST. NV. = A we'll
located detached 6 room modern
brick home. 42nd and Harrison
streets NV. Rent S175 a month
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 132 18th
street NV ME S-4l00.
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CHEVY CHASE
Carefully Chosen!

NEW LISTING-A lovely,
brick COLONIAL RAMBLER
in the HAMLET Priced in
low 40s. Center-hall plan. 3
bedrms,. . baths. large scr.
porch. din. rn., o-car ga
rage, etc. This home will
sell quickly
IN THE HAMLET"-Have
you see THIS one? Doubt
II! Exceptional Colonial
home OF impeccable taste.
Elegant throughout. BY AP-
POINTMENT ONLY.
ROLLINGWOOD (original
area)-NEW LISTING! Brick
Colonial. needs redecorating.
BUT, offers : bedrmS., 2
baths. large Study. powder
rm.. modern kit, breakfast
area, Gear garage, etc.
Priced accordingly. under
100000. Near school and
transportation.
FOR ADDITIONAL DATA
AND APPT. TO INSPECT,
PHONE MR.. DUMONT. OIL.
4-7629.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
COLONIAL CHARM

These new all-brick bi-leVels Offer
the most for the money; full out.
of-the-ground basement with
foyer, near living room with pri.
vacy; 3 bedrooms, disposal; neal
schools; SlS,500.
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ST. BERNADETTE'S

Parish. New custom built brick
rambler with true center hall en-
trance. Three bedrooms. . baths,
separate dining room. finished
recreation room. Priced below
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FAIRFAX-pelightful 4-bedr6

FAIRFAX-Delightful 4-bedroom
VeSfibpIe @ eS sensraps 5spse d,ninS aoS' rnom mem
lovely kitchen. excellent section
Large ward. To see call JE. @
2620. JOSEPH w. SEAY COM
PANY, Realtors. 113 West Broad
street. Falls Church, Virginia.
FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm brk
Cape Cod; scr. porch, fenced I'd.
S120 mo. Will sell JE. 2-1260
FALLS CHURCH. VA. = 3-bedrm
ramb.: lge. liv.-din. rm., ige. built
in kit, stove refgr, gas h.-w
Dashboard heat, gar. cow. Il
schools: Sl25 JA. 2-5666.
FoGGY BOTTOM, 2407 H st. NV
-Attr. 2-bedrm house; mod. idt ,
recentlv remod; $3.50. FTTZGER-
AID. ST 3-S220 or FE 3-5523
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SILVER sPRING-Charm personi.
field Splitlevel living at Its very
best. Just S"3.500 buys your
family this home of a lifetime"
4 bedrmS., den and powder rm
huge paneled clubrcom. enclosed
porch overlook ing wooded sarden.
friendly picket fence surrounds
the grounds. Bring the family TO
see. Call SHANNON a. LUCHS,
after 8 pm, cali EN-, e-e34I.
SL. SPG.-3-bedrm. ramblers from
$4,000; $500 dn. We take trades.
ALLEN REALTORS, RA. 8-3333.
SILVER SPRING-Vacant: 3-bed
rm.. 2-bath brick split level. priced
IN "'0'%Stj @MovE IN NOW"
Rec. rm., 1repl, din. rm., dbl. car
w. J, NICHOLAS, HE. $1,000
sILyER sPRING-PEoPLE WANT
MODERN LIVING. This contem
porary rambler has lge. elec. Kit
bsmt " Lfrepl., carport. l-acre lot.
Priced in POS.
Hugh T Peck, Wheaton. Lo. 5-20aO
SILVER SPRING, close-in Rock
Greek ForeSt-Lge. brick rambler
3 bedTms., . baths. lge. din. rm.,
liv, rm. with 1repl, scr. porch,
family rm of liv. rm., many
extras; excel. financing: S27.750.
JOSEPH s. DEVEREUX, INC, 10.
5-59SS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LANHAM-3-bedrm. bungalow on
beaut. handicapped "a acre; conv.
to transp., churches. schools, etc. ;
only S13,500 with nominal
cash down. FREE STATE PROP
FRTTES Ap 7-lo66
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

ACCoKEEK, MD.-Log cabin ram
bier in the Mayaone Reserve on
Z secluded acres. 2 bedrooms,
large living room, kitchen, bath
and entrance foyer: Available t2r
3-yr. lease; Sl25 mo. Bu
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29

The dinner affair, presented
in the interest of Bonds for
Israel, has been changed from
May IA to Sunday, May Is.
The affair will be held at 6:3O
pm. in the Max H. Volk Aud
itorium of the Tucson Jew
ish Community Center.
Reservations are now being
taken at the Center (MA
4-8603). A kosher dinner will
be served at SIS per person.
The dinner is scheduled for
$50 pm.
Appearing here with Mr..
Jessel will be the dynamic
American j wi S h speaker,
Robert Lurie.
Honorary chairmen for the
affair are Gov. Paul J. Fan
min, Mayor Don Hummel, Su-
preme Court Justices Charles
c. Bernstein and Levi S.
Udall, Martin SchWerin and
Marvin Volk.
Henry H. Kaufman is gen.
earl chairman and Stanley A.
Hatcher is dinner chairman.
Co-chairmen are I. H. Hand
m a ker and DR.. Leonard
Weiner.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29

Work in 1859. While there he
was president of B'nai Birth
Hillel Foundation and repre-
sentative to the All-UniverSity
Religious Committee and the
Inter-Fraternity Council.
He also is a member of the
Boston University Lodge of
MaSonS.
Mr.. Brown previously
worked at the Revere, Mass,
Jewish Community Center;
the Cambridge, Mass. JCC
and JWB's Camp Joseph in
Harrison, Maine. His last full
time experience was as a
group worker at the Eliza
beth Peabody House in Som
erville, Mass.
The Center's new youth di-
rector is % years old and is
married. He is expected to
arrive in Tucson in August.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
Rudis Doubles
Garage Facility

Veteran mechanic Joe Ru-
dis has doubled the capacity
of his garage with new IA
cilities at 3518 E. Cody, one
block north of Speedway.
Born and raised in Vienna,
Mr.. RudiS attended trade
school in the field of mechan-
les. He worked as a mechanic
and machinist in Switzerland.
After coming to Tucson and
working with a local auto
company for seven years, he
opened his own shop. He now
has one of the best equipped
small garages in town and
has the latest equipment. He
specialiZes in automatic trans
missions, front ends and en-
gineS.
He and his wife, Rose, have
three children. The family be-
longs to Cong. AnShei Israel,
the Center and B'nai Birth.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29

NEW YORK, (JTA) Con-
tributions of $4,150,000 have
been amassed by the Devel-
opment Fund for American
Judaism in the three months
since it was brought into be-
ing with a goal of $15,00O,0OO
to underWrite a nationwide.
physical expansion of the Un-
ion of American Hebrew Con-
gregations and the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Insti-
ue of Religion.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
Bur Mifzvuhs

Michael Cornfield, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Corn
field, was Bar Mitzvah, April
% at 9 am, at Cong. Anshei
Israel.
Mike is a seventh grade
honor student at Mansfield
Junior High. His main hobby
is athletics and he was voted
the Most Valuable Player on
Merchants Finance Lit t ! e
League team for two years.
He also has won the Center
ping-pong Journeys the last
two years. He received a
youth h fitness achievement
award at school.
Out-of-town guests include
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gamer
and Hyman Kirshbaum of
Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Snader of Atlantic
City, NJ; 1t. and Mrs. How
ard Bernstein and daughter
of Harlingen AFB, Tex. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gold
berg of Philadelphia.
Mikes grandmother is
Mrs. Goldie Bernstein of Tue
son.
. . .
John Andrew Jacobs, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ia
cobs, will be Bar Mitzvah
April 80 at Cong. Anshei Is
rael.
John is in the seventh
grade at Townsend Junior
High and is interested in
cars, electronics, swimming
and music. He is a member
of the San Raphael swim
team and plays clarinet in
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
Borge's Famed
Show Set Here

The World-famous Victor
Borge, a sellout attraction in
his last appearance in Tue
son, will appear at Catalina
High School, Thursday, May
IL.
Borge will present his
show, Comedy in Music" be-
ginning at $3.50 pm. Tickets
are now on sale at the Tenn
pie of Music with prices
ranging from $3.50 to SIS.
The unprecedented ph e.
nomena of Victor Borge's
one-man show, on Broadway
for nearly three years, along
with the countless perform
ances he ha S presented
throughout the world, remain
unique and unparalleled in
theatrical history.
He's been in show business
since the age of 13 when he
made his professional debut
as soloist with the Copen-
hagen Philharmonic Orches-
ira.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
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SUNDAY, April 10, Tucson
AZA celebrated Pas ssover r
with a model Seder at the
Tucson ] e wi S h Community
Center. Among those who
participated were Dennis Will
son, Jack Goodman, Esther
Rudis, Marilyn Hulnick, and
Susie Kahn. Several of the
chapters newly elected Off
GERS were present: Jeff Segal-
MaSkir, A la n ToSsman-GiS-
Dor, r C h a I'd Cohen-Moreh,
Ala n Bloom-Sopher, Jack
NeWsbaum-Maskir K o tone,
and Ira Feldman-Kohen Co
dol. The Seder was conducted
by yours turly.
The Havdalah service on
April 18th was held by the
ATS at the beautiful home
of Judy Bloom. The young
sters enjoying til seltzer,
wine and cake were Gregg
Milberg, Harvey Amster,
Richard Brown, Marvin Barg,
Barbara Fine, Naomi Fass-
Ter, Alyne Splitter, Gloria
Hirsch and Liz Shift. A guest
from Brooklyn was Richard
Amster, Harvey's cousin.
Lynn Falkow, Dawn Yalen,
Leslie Hulnick, Jackie Krig-
stein, and Jack Strauss had
to leave early for a reception
in honor of Ronnie Meyer
sons Bar MitZvah.
Since school was out at the
u of A due to Easter vaca-
ton, news from the campus
was scarce. However, Harlean
Kaufman was named editor
of next years yearbook, ''The
Desert"
HITS & MISSES Mike Sc
gal was named a master of
ceremonies for the THIS Sen
ior FollieS. Chief choreogra-
piers for the 36th annual
event included Annette and
Paulette Halpern. Among
those running for S t u d e n
body officers at Rincon High
are Bob Maslow, president;
Lanny Rosenbaum, vice-pres-
ident; Gail Rosenthal, cor
responding secretary; and
Richard Cohen, secretary
treasurer.
Klaire Kaufman was elect
ed corresponding secretary at
Catalina. Steve SpitZer is a
co-chairman for the RTIS Jun
ior Prom. Robert Sher and
Rita Silverberg received the
Silver Key for scholastic eX-
cellence at CHS during a re-
cent assembly.
Among those participating
in the second annual Tucson
Junior Tennis Tournament |
were Robert Brook, Steve To-
fel, Richard Tofel, Judy Ka-
min, Susan Tofel, Diane Kop-
lin, David Rosenstiel, Regime
Podrizki, Robert Rosenstiel,
and Emily Rosenberg.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
the school band.

the school band.
Out-of-toWn guests include
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Green
man, of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Green of Harri-
son, NY; Jack Greenman, of
New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris 1. Poze of Beverly
Hills, Calf.
Richard S. Brennan, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brei-
man, will be Bar Mitzvah
May 6 at Temple Emanuel.
Richard is a seventh grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High. He is an honor student
and an avid rock, coin and
stamp collector and is a mem
ber of the Joy Club.
Jeffrey Allen Adelstone,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Adelstone, will be Bar Mitz-
yah, May 7, at Cong. Anshei
Israel.
Jeffrey is a seventh grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High. He is interested in
sports and was a member OF
the Little League. He also is
a member of ATS.
Michael John Lesson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lee.
son, will be Bar Mitzvah May
6 at Temple Emanuel.
Michael is a seventh grade
student at Alice Vail Junior
High. He is an honor student
and his hobbies are weight
lifting and model-building. He
will be celebrating his 18th
birthday on May. 6.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29

to Tucson to
t a ke over
his new du-
ties Sept. 1,
received his
masters de-
gree in So
cial work at
Boston Uni
v e r S i t y
S C h o o /
of SOcia !
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
Alfred Brown
Center's New
Youth Leader

Alfred Brown, of Aston,
Mass. has been named the new
director of youth and chill
dren's activities of the Tucson
Jewish Community Center.
Mr.. Brown, who will come
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
JesseI To Appear
For Bonds Dinner

George Jessel, often called the worlds most famous
toasmaser, will make guest appearance special din
to be held here in honor of the 18th anniversary
founding of the State of Israel and the Tooth birthday
Theodor HerZl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-24

VII AhC IuE1tiuI III duBulLLAnE
leftwing socialists into the
government, or at least Of
accepting their support. Re
peated warnings against such
a possibility have been issued
by Church authorities.
Standing to gain most from
the situation are the commun-
lists, Italy's second-l a re e s t
party, because of their close
ties with leftwing socialism.
THE GOVERNMENT cRIs-
IS, the country's worst since
republic replaced the mon
archy after World War II,
ended for the time being when
the Senate gave a vote of con-
fidence to the fcaketaker''
cabinet headed by Premier
Fernando Tambroni a Chris
tan Democrat.
But the new government is
generally recognized as a
mere stopgap measure aimed
at assuring Italian representa-
ton at coming major interna-
tlonal meetings. Premier Tam
broni himself has said: my
government will be tran
siStory."
THE CRISIS OFFICIALLY
began in February with the
resignation of Premier Anton
10 Segni, who headed a one
party Christian Democratic
cabinet. His resignation cap
ped a long series of factional
disputes and personal feuds
within the Christian Demo
cratic party.
The Cathol1c-orented party
has dominated the Italian po-
litical scene since the end of
the war, but it has had great
difficulty staying in power
without leaning heavily on
either rightist or leftist par
ties.
I'M THE 1858 ELEcTNoNs
the Christian Democrats won
273 of the 500 seats in the
Chamber of Deputies, Is short
of a majority. They also fail
ed to win a majority in the
Senate. Therefore they have
had to govern either In coali-
ton with other parties or at
least with their support. The
problem has been where to
turn for such support.
The Segni government fell
when the Enthusiastically
a conservative party - with
drew their support. 1t could
have continued in power if it
had accepted the support of
the Monarchists and Neofas-
cists. But the Christian Demo
cratic executive committee de-
cided that the Segni cabinet
could not depend on the ex-
treme right to stay in power.
Italian President Giovanni
Gronchi - a Christian Demo
crat-then asked Mr.. Segni
to form a new government
made up Of Christian Demo-
Gratis and two left-of-center
groups, the Republicans and
Social Democrats. Mr.. Segni
, turned down the assignment,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-24

The Communist party, thus,
stands to benefit most from
the fsctional squabDles of the
Christian Democrats. The pos
sibility Of a formal split with
in the Christian Democrat
party could leave the Com
munist party the largest single
party in Italy. If this came
about, President Gronchi
would be bound by the Con
stitution to ask a communist
leader TO form a government.
No one in Haly-wlth the ex-
ception Of the communists
and their socialist aIlies-re-
CARDS this possibility as q
satisfactory solution.
PREMIER TAM9RoNI told
the Senate that when the ma
tlonal budget is voted upon at
the end Of October he will
consider the work Of MS
caretaker government done.
This is commonly understood
to mean that he will not try
to keep his government in
office.
All in Italy who do not want
IN see a communist-socialist
government ruling the nation
hope that by the end of Octo-
Der the Christian Democrat
factions will get together.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-24
ItaIy's Cabinet Crisis Due to Disunity

government. Mr. Fanfsni Is
known as leftof-center with
IN the Christian Democratic
party and has favored a coali-
ton with the leftwing social
lists in hopes IF wooing them
away from the communists.
The center and right fac
tons Of the party refused TO
accept socialist collaboration.
which was opposed by Church
leaders. and Mr.. Fanfani was
forced to give up his attempt
to form . government.
Since Mr.. Tambroni. in his
first attempt. had submitted
his cabinet only to a Cham
Der vote and had not vet gone
before the Senate. and since
President Gronchi had not yet
formally accepted his reslg-
nation. he was recalled for a
second try. This time he went
before the Senate and his
government passed with a
vote Of 1913 to 10.
MANY CHRISTIAN e IA
Gratis are convinced that
collaboration with the social
lists is a dangerous game. They
believe that it could Indirect
IL open the road to power 10
the communists. They also
point out that it could con-
fuse the voters and lead them
to think that socialist-commun-
ist policies are not as bad as
previously described by the
Christian Democrats them
selves.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-24
Bishop Sheen
To Preside At
Melkite Meet

Ala. --(NC)
Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J.
Sheen of New York will rep
resent Patriarch Maximos w
Saigh of Antioch at the Mel
kite Rite convention to be
held here, June "a through
26.
The Bishop was selected by
the Sacred Congregation for
the Oriental Church in Rome.
Acting as personal delegate
of the spiritual leader of the
worlds Melkite Rite Catho-
lies, he will preside at the
convention, expected to at
tract 5000 persons.
Sponsored by the Melkite
Laymen's Asso citation of
North America, which repre-
sents $4,000 Melkite Rite
Catholics, the conventions
purposes are TO enhance the
spiritual and cultural life of
Melkite Catholics and to bring
about better understanding of
the Melklte and other Eastern
rites.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-24
Worst Since War

ROME = Italy's temporarily ended government
crisis was basically one of disunitv within its largest
political group, the Cathoic-oriented Christian Demo
cratic party.
A main factor in that disunity is the party split