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SCIENTISTS CLIFFS Port Repub-
lie, Md.-Cottages and lots for
sale to professional, college gradu-
ates at this colony Of 156 homes.
Large community building: organ
lied recreation, tennis, basketball,
etc; nearly . miles sandy bay
beach Write or visit Chestnut
Cottage. 4.6 miles beyond Prince
Frederick. Also rentals.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
ASPHALT KETTLE, like new, 16!

ASPHALT KETTLE, like new. 1876.
gal, single axle, pump, spray,
nozzle: roofer. paver, OIL. E-3446.
CIRCULAR SAW-12" heavy duty.
iron table 2Sx36 on steel cab.
VIZ hip mtr., dual V-drive. 500;
DOZER, sm. GT-25, 7-ft. blade,
excel. cond.; landscape, backfill,
S1,295. OIL. 2-3445, EN-. 5-1366.
FRONT END LOADER, oC46, for
sale Call after $50 pm. EV. 4
Gill.
III. CRAWLER $40 with bucket,
III. $40 backhoe w/loader. S5,6s5.
III. $40 backhoe w/losder. S6,9S0.
MALONEY TRACTOR CO.
.S196 Georgia Ave, Sill. Spg., Nd
JU. S-3333 Ewes, WO. 2-2S04
JOHN DEERE 44O crawler loader;
approx. 900 hrs, with John Deere
fiVe-poSition backhoe. practically
new: scarifier and counterweight-
S6.50O. Great Mills $40 between
$50 and 4:30 Mon. through Fri.
STEAM CLEANER = Electromatic
used very little: S275. UN. 1851.
TRACTOR, New, 100 hip, Crawler
financed For sale by owner. MIS-.
J. r. MURPHY, Woodbridge, Va.
EN-. S-2933 or GY. 4-29S2. Lo-
Gated at Russell Store, Rte. s42.
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Rhn0n REnIlCTInN

3-acre waterfront estate on arm of
Potomac River. Spacious home re-
stored and moderniZed: high ele-
vaticn, lovely view: swimming pool
dock, large boat house, guest cot
taRe. To settle estate, will include
furniture and two boats. Price.
$23,,000, which is a reduction OF
@. B. LORRAINE, Broker. Richmond
Federal Bldg, Richmond, Va. Vir-
ginia Properties, Seashore to Mtns
Free booklet. Virginia"
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SUM MER CAMPS

CAMP WIN-WAH, Winchester, Va
Private coed camp; ages S-16
Member Amer. Camping Assn
Swimming, boating, riding, riflery
tennis, arts and crafts, campouts
P. o. Box 4026, Alexandria, Va
RO. S-1633.
FAIR HAVEN, Blue Ridge Mts., SEC
wk. Boys, girls. Ills yrs: fishing
hiking, riding, swimming; request
folder, P. o. 629. HarriSonburg
Va Refs, AP, 7-S26l,
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(coNTlNUED)
CHOICE LISTINGS

CHESAPK. BCH.-Furn. 5-rm. eott
i w/mod. utils.; l blk. bay; avail
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALEWATERFR0NT PROP. SALEIWATI

A YEAR-'ROUND 3-BEDRM., din
ing rm., 4-year-old home, directly
on Potomac; well-known beach
community; hour committing
D, C.; Sl2,60O. COUNTY SERV-
ICES INC. BU. 3-215l.
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VACaTIoR PLACES
BEAUTIFUL LAKE CHAMPT

BEAUTIFUL LAKE CHAMPLAIN,
N. "a truly fantastic dream
spot surrounded by mountains and
water. $3.50 per month. c. HEUR-
ICH, Jr., RE. 7-l600.
REHOMOTH BEACH-Will rent my
5-bedrm., 1lz-bath, 2-Story house,
lge. pine paneled liv. rm., scr.
front porch, compl. kit, Ia blks.
from beach. Nestled on cool tree
shaded lot; $145 per wk. VIII. q
1l44.
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CRUMPTON N 5
REALTOR
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
nnalp Md TN y-OOQ1
gNWIN' 4FLNtsl ~ = - =
APPEALING
WATERFRONT
l.. c.. (Bill) EURE

Lots, 23O feet, on South River;
property has well with pump and
electricity; excel 70' pier with
water and electricity,
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
BUILDERS

Finished lots. Aspen Hill area
R-90; wooded. level; sewer, water,
streets in; ready to go now: good
Suoordination group of 3 to 40,
"a without streets. Days, VIII.
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=
clients"
EXCITING POSSIBILITIES de-
scribeS this 40-acre, l,0OO-ft..
protected shoreline property: beau
tit9l desirable; St. Marys Co;
FACING CHESAPEAKE BAY, AZ
Cedarhurst-On-The-Bay, 81 miles
D. c.. near Shady Side, Md; all.
year home. Hot-water heat
fenced yard. garage, Q lots
glaSsed-in porch, furnished; price
$4,000. AT Cedarhurst, see Mrs
Olift on Holly ave. or Mr.. Bau.
man on Chesapeake ave. WALTER
NJ, BAUMAN, 1922 20th st. NV,
FE. 7-l544; evenings, WO. 6-O747
GOLDEN BEACH - h-acre leye
cleared lot, on hard road, $50 II
from PatuXent River. nr. beach
and pier; prefer all cash: ST. .375
Call WA. 3-l305. or write FRAN
Rockville Md
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NALVI IN I NEAII ]
AGENCY CORP.

AGENCY CORP,
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone los
II No Answer, Call 1874 or 354
UNUSUALl-Nr. Tall Timbers, st.
MsTys 46 acres Go TS S6eagtf6g dssiTs93s 1Fotsc3e
shoreline; 100000. Box 375-V,
Star.
WATERFRONT HOUSE, st. Glenn
ent Bay. Lovely view, excellent fol-
water sports, open Sunday 900
Potomac ave, st. Clement Shores,
Md Call Washington, EN-. 2-75S0.
WATERFRONT, Is acres on the
Potomac River, 11-room Masonry
home overlooking the river; boat
ing. fishing, skiing, excellent
hunting. Reasonably priced.
NILS A. NILSSON, Broker
p. o. Box 3S, Falmouth, Va.
y
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H

RIVER VIEW PARK
SHENANDOAH RIVER. Beaut. hide
out, 90 mi. from D. c. Paved rds
to prop. Lge. wooded lot; $685.
Sl,l95, only S25 down. SO per
mo. Excel fishing, free docking
prlyils. Recreation and picnic area
included, See SAT. and SUN. DIR:
Rte. 2 beyond Leesburg, 3 mi.
Rte. 8 beyond Hillsboro, s. mi to
sign River View Park" left 2 mi.
Weekdays TIE. 6-7s4O.
SHENANDOAH RETREAT-Country
club lot and lifetime membership
$1,000. LO. 4-O110.
SKYLAND ESTATES Va, hunt.
ing. fishing and swimming.
lots top OF mountain. Water, elec
available. Call 45l-1342.
SKYLAND ESTATES, VA. = Hunt.
ing, fishing and swimming: 2 lotl
on top OF mt water and elec
TWO LOTS FOR sALE-shannon,
dale Community Club, Blue Ridgt
MtS., Shenandoah River, W. Va
| GA. 4-SS29.
WINCHESTER, VA. IS acres witt
| some improvements: write oWne
( P. o. Box 5944. Bethesda. Nd.
WOODED MOUNTAIN TRACT oil
! LAND mi and Is mi. west 0
Winchester. Va. on top OF noun
tain, easy accessible, beautiful
view, all wooded. excel. huntinl
and camping area with strean
and spring. secluded, 5I-acr
tract. Price. S3,995; with $40
down. 2lacre tract. $685.: witt
S495 down. t3I 10-acre tract
Sl.495: S295 down. all the abov
property financed on monthly in
stsllments. $50 per mo. For appt
call OWNER Winchester, Va
Mohawk 2-S434.
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CODE 3Ol-SWIFT s-3222
APPROX. I1k ACRESi Wicomical
river, Charles Co., Nd. 3 bedrms.,
liv.. kit. and bath, full attic, front
and rear porch: 2-car garage,
pvt. pier, outdoor ftp. 2 boats,
outhoard and inboard RE 6-S2S6
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OLNEY AREA
OPPOSITE

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us
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SCHMIDT & WILSON'S WARSAW
BRANCH OFFICE OFFERS THE

BRANCH OFFICE OFFERS THE
Potomac River and Currioman Bay.
Westmoreland County. Va.-S2
miles to Washington, 20 Richmond
An opportunity to buy water
front acreage. Perfect harbors,
best in fishing and waterfowl
shooting. Building restrictions
Price depends on site and acre
age wanted Must be seen.
Potomac River, Sandy Point-2
one full, two "a baths; maid s
room, large living room with fire
place, eat-in- Kitchen, screened
porch 3 sides, storage room: de-
tached outbuilding with 2 show
ers, hot and cold water: tool rm
Large front and back lot. Com
pletely and nicely furnished and
equipped. Price, S24 900.
Yeocomico River, Northumberlant
County. va story frame on ] s
acres, 3 bedrooms, full bath, liV.
ing room, dining room, large
kitchen, front and side screened
porches. Tool house, aTtesian wa
ter, deep harbor; S14. 500. Prop
Potomac River-Long frontage on
Yeocomico River, protected boat
harbor; 1S acres, or will sell less
acreage: 4 bedrooms; 1 full, 2 hall
baths; large living room with fire
place, recreation room, dinins
room. eat in Kitchen, fully
equipped; garage, barn, other out
buildings; various fruit trees, eX'
cellent condition. ideal retirement
home; $50. 500.
Cherry Grove Beach, Potomac Rive
Il STORY modern for year-rounC
living; 4 bedrooms, Ia baths
large living room, kitchen equipped
large screened porch. oil heat sanC
beach and boat harbor; $4,000
For details and pictures Of thesl
and other properties call o.
write Ben Humbard, warsaw, Va.
ED. 3-6231, home, OR. 2-207S
SCHMIDT & WILSON, INC.
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SUMMER COTTAGE, 1000 So. IT ;
nice kitchen and bath bathing
and docking privileges; $500. r.
BLAIR. Epping Forest, Nd, VI.
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RIVER PARK-Ft. Pierce; cor. lot,
on st. Lucie River. Reas. ia.
4-4167, Z pm. and Weekends.
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GARAGES

AUTO REPAIR GARAGE for rent.
Approx. $500 50. #. Loc. in very
desirable location in Falls Church,
Va. JE. 3-7546 Mon. Fri, 9-5
pm.
CAP. HILL-Dry. gar. for car or
storage; Y blks, to Supreme
3-l575, II. 4-4477.
CAP. HILL : Parking space for
small car. S6.5 per mo. EX. s.
1878. Ii. 4-4477.
LARGE METAL GARAGE, vicinity
l4th and Allison NV. S12 month.
RA. 3-1969.
NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE. Sc
LARGE group Of well-kept brick
garages; excel for storage pur-
poses; will rent singly or in groups
at Sis ca. LA. 9-4S4S.
REAR 1862 9th ST. NW-One
car garage $3.50. R. R. RUPERT.
1917 7th st. NV, ST. 3-s4s4.
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THE LENORA GORDON AND CO
ANNAPOLIS AREA

100 IT. Of waterfront, Harness
Greek; new modern rancher, 8
bedrms., 2 baths, lge. family rm.
sdjoins kit. fully air cond.; ga
rage and bsmt. S32,50O.
WILDROSE SHORES on South
River; 4 bedrmS., 3 baths, pic
tureSque liv. rm., oaked beamed
ceiling, paneled den faces water,
rec. rm. in bsmt. has fiTepl.; many
more fine features.
BAY RIDGE, with fine view Of bay;
4 bedrmS., 2 baths. modern kit,
separate din. rm., full bsmt., car
port, screened porch, brand-new
condition: S2G500.
ABERDEEN CREEK; 14-acre es-
tate, in outstanding loc.; 800 #.
waterfront; brick Colonial home
has. bedrmS., 4is baths, lge
are magnificently Handicapped.
HILLSMERE SHORES: brick ranch
er, bedrms.. tiled bath, pic
tu.esaue hv. rm. separated from
din. nm. by firepl. wall: stove
Tefgr; and dishwasher included al
Sl6.g00
WATERFRONT LOT. South River;
100 #. wide, sandy beach, nicely
wooded, $1,000.
THE LENoRA GORDON AND CO
TownSWoFth BLDG, Annapolis, Nd
CO. S-340O
THE JOSEPH D, LAZENBY CO.
RUGBY HALL ESTATES-On the
Severn Il hour from center OF
downtown Washington). A Gus
tom-built, . year old rambler
frame construction effectively
trimmed in brick. located on a
well planted l l1-acre lot. The
home consists Of q full basement
with ample space for recreation
room. plus excellent storage space
large living room with log burning
fireplace, center hall, separate
dining room. Extra-large modern
kitchen and 2-car attached ga
rage. 3 bedrooms (maSter bedrm
1Sxl6l, . ceramic tile baths, ex-
cel!ent closet space; Dashboard hot
water heat. The finest OF mate
rials and equipment have beer
used throughout this comfortable
and attractive home. Use Of fine
community pier and beach. Priced
under $4,000.
EDGEWATER Wooded sec.
tlon. This 3-bedroom home 4,
situated on Boards Greek Of South
. RlNCAf Will DGdulilul WdltI vic"
NThers is about 100 feet Of sandy
beach with riparian rights on deer
water, Large modern kitchen
patio and recreation room. livins
room with fireplace and separate
dining area
SOUTH RIVER-Four-ye at.
tractive stucco bungalow in excel.
lent condition, on large well plant,
ed lot, consisting OF full basement
living room with fireplace, sepa'
rate dining room, two bedrooms S
tile bath. porch and modern kitch,
en-. Community offers a fine sane
beach and docking privileges Idea
retirement home. Price, $4,000
| THE JOSEPH D. LAZENBY co
2l5 Main st.. Annapolis, Md.
Telephone: Colonial 3-26S4
TIDWELL, VA.-.43 acres Of
Deep Creek; septic tank. 220-ft
well and cinder-block well house
hard-Surface roads to the place
min. from Potomac River. Info.
call JU. S-4S1S.
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RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER IFS. 8
acres; IA miles sandy beach; 80
acres suitable for farming or land
ing strip: several pond sites; over
400 acres in growing timber; A.
rm. cabin and other buildings;
good road, private; $4,000. W. c.
RICE, Broker, warsaw, Va.
DIFFERENTIATION plan home
acre on deep, protected harbor;
l-mile run 20 Potomac River; liv-
ing room, fireplace. dining room
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, modern bath
oil hot-water heat. winter ano
garage, work shop; artesian well
good shade, young fruit trees
garden spot: hard-top road
fully furnished; a bargain at SIS,
900. W. c. RICE. Broker. War
saw Va ED a-h5ln
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HNDIl4o NthII OI. --HUIV
BURTONSVILLE-37 acres, Green.
castle rd., water. HA. 2-SS0O, CE
6-S5S0. CARL ALBERT HEIDER
Real Estate
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FIVE ACRES
GOSHEN ESTATES

Clear or wooded building sites Of
20 10 acres ia ,-. utifui roll
tng countryside within , m lies o.
GalthersburE A controlled COM
munIty for the Individual homes
EXCellen. terms
MAYME REALTY co INC.
WA 4-2S3 or Cell
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Southern Maryland
Waterfront

Patuxent River. st. Marys County
Cottage with large combination
living. dining and kitchen; large
bedroom, tile bath, screened porch,
arteSian we'll, Handicapped yard,
fruit trees, Aft. rowboat: large
lot, excellent beach; $4,000.
]. E. CappS, Realtor
HOLLYWOOD. Nd. Franklin 3-226O
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,Maryland-355 Acres

Dairy now makes good cattle, farm
All tillable. practically level rlch
sold: on both sides OF Rte. 40 west,
Large stone house built IN LOO
sl2 large rooms with ilrepiaCeJs
ern Large dairy barn, EQUIPPED
A aO-steer barn. All outbuildlngS
Sood. Land underlaid in coal and
Tss Milking SO head OF cows
Price, S5S,0O0; $4,000 down
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380 ACRES, MD.

Joins Route 40, u mile; two 6-rm.
houses with baths and furnaces
,large barns and outbldss;; oeaH-
tiful view; Is acres OF apple
orchard, all young trees; !OO acres
farming and pasture; l2U acres
of large saw timber; ~ mlles iIoni
Washington. Price, S4o,OUo' sooo
a
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CHOICE LISTINGS
l. New, 3 bedrms.. huge liv. rm..
firepl.' 2 baths, patio. big kit,
util. rm.; Sl4,950.
2. Excel. loc.. spac. home, 3 bed
rms, liv. rm., beautiful kit, big
rec. rm.. h.-w.h., air cond.: boat
dockage; Sl9,950.
3. Brick shome, spread over huge
apt: 2-car garage: in excel. COM
munity: S29,500.
4. Waterfront brick rambler, with
pier and 2 boats; immediate poss.
S14,950. terms.
8. New bay-fTont rambler; carport,
your own sand beach, In exclusive
community; not completely fin
ished: Sl2,950.
g. > bedrmSp lge. lot: year-round;
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CABIN, nearby Va; wooded, level
lot; modern convenienceS; easy
terms, ,JE. 4-626S.
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TWO R-ACRE lots, wooded,
near Mclean, Va, $4,000.
/ lz-ACRE site, city water,
stream. Langley. $500,
3j ACRES in Forestville, ct
$500 per acre, wooded.
15 ACRES. READY for de-
velopment in s-acre parcels,
$3.50 per acre.
FOR THESE and other lots
and acreage c9ll
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17

new secondary school being
built in Israel by NCJA chap
ters in the us. and co-spon-
sorship of the Tucson Golden
Age Club.
Mrs. Ralph Harrison is
chairman of the dinner dance
with Mrs. Harry Fisher serv-
ing as vice-chairman. Mrs.
Joseph Himelhoch is reserva-
tionS chairman.
Other chairmen for the af-
fair are Mrs. David CARRIER
and Mrs. Gerald Hirsch; Mrs.
Hyman Myerson, decora-
tons; Mrs. William Mandel-
baum, andl t C ks and
prizes; Mrs. David Batavia,
at the door; Mrs. David
Bri C KIN a n, publicity; Mrs.
Paul Felman and Mrs. Nestor
Roos, entertainment and Mrs.
Melvin Ritter and Mrs. David
Wiener, advisory.
Music for dancing will be
provided by Irving Coretz
and his orchestra.
Hostesses for the affair
will be Mesdames Jules Ag-
ron, David Batavia, Alex
Baum, A. Sam Bloom, Lee
Druckman, Ed Elm, Ira
Ernst, Harry Fisher, David
CARRIER, Charles Gordon, Her
bert Goldman, Fay F. Halb-
stein, Joseph Himelhoch, Ar
thur Hirsch, Gerald Hirsch,
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
Western Affair
Set BY Club

The Center Couples Club
will hold a "Shin-Dig" Feb.
18 at $50 pm. at the Cen
ter. All interested couples
have been invited to the af-
fair by Paul Ash, temporary
chairman.
A feature of the evening
will be a western fashion
show presented by Aaronson
Brothers Department store.
Other highlights include a
chuck wagon barbecue sup
per, square and ballroom
dancing and community sing
ing. Caller for the cd e o
week event will be Arizona
Ike. A fee of $3.50 per couple
will be charged.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
Golden Ayers
To Observe 9TH
Anniversary

The Golden Age Club, CO.
sponsored by the Tucson Jew
ish Community Center and
National Council of Jewish
Women, will mark it's 7th an
niversary Feb. % at 1890
pm. with a banquet at the
Center.
Guest speakers will be
Benjamin N. Brook, execu-
tive director for the Center,
and Mrs. Ted Bloom, presi-
dent of the Tucson section
of NCJW. Mrs. Ann Murry
will offer vocal selections ac-
companied by Mrs. Opel
Thompson at the piano. Also
on the musical program will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smith, Mrs. Gerald Dulgov
and Harold Ober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Coldin
are in charge of reservations,
Mrs. Joseph Gladstone, dec
orations; and Michael Ru-
mack, publicity.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17

are expected for the three
day conference. J. M. Stuchen
of Los Angeles and Benja-
min H. SWig of San Francis
co are chairing the confer
ence.
Attending from Tucson
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
H. Kaufman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin H. Volk.
At the conclave Sal Mineo
will receive the Conference
Award for his outstanding
performance as Dow Landau
in the film, Exodus"
Joseph Meyerhoff of Bal
timOre, new general chair
man for UJA, will attend the
conclave.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17

DETROIT, (JTA) - Virtu-
ally all synagogues in Detroit
joined announcing that, eff
fective with the start of the
next school year in Septem-
Der, candidates for Bar MitZ-
yah in their congregations
will be required to have COM
pleted five years minimum
attendance at a regular He
brew school.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17

Sidney 1irsh, Sanford Liv-
ingston, Jack Mandelbaum,
Albert Oshrin, Richard Or
loft, Saul Rosenbloom, Mes
tor Roos, Ruby Rubinstein,
Julian Sayre, Irwin Satting-
er, Alvin Stern, M. Ben Sill
herman, Saul Tobin and Jo-
seph Timbanard.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
Meyerhoff
Will Head
1861 UJA

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (JTA)
nationwide 1861 United
Jewish Appeal was officially
launched as 400 American
Jewish leaders meeting here
at the Americana Hotel con-
tributed or reported gi S
that totaled $14,85O,0OO.
The great outpouring of
contributions came at a dra-
matte closing session of a
three-day National Inaugural
Conference which was
marked by the resignation of
Philip M. Klutznick as gen.
era1 chairman of the UJA
and the unanimous election
of Joseph Meyerhoff of Bal
timore to the post.
Mr.. Klutznick's resignation
followed his appointment by
President Kennedy as a key
member of the United States
Mission to the United Ma
tions to be this country's rep
resentative to the United Ma
tions Economic and Social
Council.
Mr.. Meyerhoff, a nation
ally prominent com m u n l
leader and an outstanding
figure in the home building
field, becomes UJA's sixth
general chairman in the or
ganization's 22-year history,
assuming what is considered
to be the most important
leadership post in American
Jewish life.
Albert A. Levin of Cleve-
land, UJA's national chair
man and chairman of the in
augural conference, hailed to-
days outpouring of gifts "as
a sign of American Jewry's
continued interest in aiding
IsraePs immigrants and as a
heartfelt tribute by American
Jewry to Philip M. KlutZnick
and Joseph Meyerhoff. The
$14,85O,000 in starting gifts
received today" Mr.. Levin
noted, exceeds the amount
contributed to st "a TT last
years campaign by more
than two-and-a-half million
dollars"
The response followed a
strong plea by Major Cen
eral Chain Laskov, former
Chief of Staff of the Israeli
defense forces, that Ameri-
can Jews help "step up the
process of absorbing some
100000 still, unintegrated i'm
migrants in Israel, in order
to ensure the country's re-
markable democratic gains"
General L kov declared:
"The record shows that the
establishment of Israel rep
the one real achieve
ment in nation building on
the democratic front since
the end of World War H."
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17

SAN SALVADOR, (JTA)-
A Jew was appointed to the
Cabinet of the Republic of
FL Salvador. He is DR.. Or
lando de Sola, who has been
named Minister of Health
and Welfare.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
Sweetheart Dance
To Aid Charities

The Tucson section of the National Council of Jewish
Women will sponsor its annual Sweetheart dinner dance
Feb 25 7:3O pm. the Pioneer Hotel.
The annual charity affair will go to defray the Coun-
ellis important proects-the Sick Room Loan Chest, the
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
ConcIuve Draws UJA
Officials, Leaders

PALM SPRINGS, Calf -(SpeciaD - Abba Eban, Is
raels Minister of Culture and Education will deliver the
major address the United Jewish Appeals sixth annual
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17

Riviera Hotel here Feb. 24-2f
Some 400 community lead
ers from throughout the west
Evening star., 1961-09-01
West Not Intimidoted,
Stevenson ellis u. N.

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Sept. / (AP).-Adlai E. Ste
venson said last night Soviet
nuclear testing will not intimi-
date the West from defending
its rights in Berlin but it will
make future negotiations all the
more difficult"
The statement of the United
States Ambassador to the
United Nations underlined the
word will"
"Once again the iron fist
of the Soviet Union, has crushed
the hopes Of peace loving peo-
PIES" he declared.
The sorry record of Soviet
obstruction and duplicity in the
Geneva test ban negotiations
has come to an end"
A United States press officer
would not say whether he con-
sidered the negotiations over
for good or just suspended
Asked whether the United
States plans any further steps
at the United Nations, he re-
piled: Lots of courses of ac-
ton are possible"
He said the matter is being
Evening star., 1961-09-01

discussed with Secretary of
State Dean Rusk.
U. N. delegates from around
the non-Communist world were
dismayed by the Soviet deci-
sion.
Some Westerners predicted
the issue would dominate the
General Assembly opening Sep
tember 10. Last years Assem-
bly, urged the atomic powers to
continue their suspension of
such tests and agree t. make it
permanent.
"Is's berry bad news" said an
Arab neutralist.
tits very, very, very grave, /"
remarked another neutralist,
from Europe.
TITS 3 disturbing thing" de-
clared Indian Ambassador
Chandra Shekhar Jha.
But Soviet Delegate Platon
D. Murozov told other diplo-
mats and reporters the Kremlin
decision was really a step to-
ward peace, contending it was
aimed to deter the West from
starting an atomic war. Other
Communist delegates echoed
this view.
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stitute in Switzerland and DR..
Raffaele Bendandi of the Geo.
physical Observatory in Faenz,
Italy, placed the shocks some
where in China's Cobb Desert.
Prof. Beider said the shocks
were unusual in that the sec
ond was stronger than the first
and the center was relatively
near the surface. DR.. Ben
dandi said they could have
been caused by a subterranean
explosion. Exploding nuclear
bombs underground decreases
radioactive fallout.
The shocks also were regis
tered at about the same time
on seismographs at Columbia
University, California Institute
of Technology, the Japan Me-
neurological Agency. the River
view College Observatory in
Australia and Sweden's Upp-
sala University.
None of these plotted the
shock as having occurred in
Asia, and most put it near
Peru. A spokesman at River
view said the earthquakes we're
about 125 miles below the sur
face of the earth and not likely
to cause any damage.
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Russia Border Tremors
Stir Attest Speculation

STRASBOURG, France Sept.
l (AP).-The Geophysical In
stitute Of the Globe said it re-
corded an earth tremor in the
region Of the RusSian-C Chinese
border today.
The tremor was recorded at
1:24 am. 1924 pm. EDT,
| Thursday.
1t apparently came from the
same direction as others re-
ported recorded at 3 am. yes
terday Go pm. EDIT, Wednes-
day. and is estimated to have
occurred about 5000 miles east
Of StrasbourgA
Officials atlthe institute did
not say whether the earth
shocks were from natural causes
or from possible nuclear blasts.
SeiSmograph readings yester-
day touched off speculation
that the Soviet Union had al
ready carried out its threat 10
resume nuclear weapon tests.
But most scientists agreed that
their instruments had actually
registered an earthquake near
Peru.
Prof. Max Beider of Basel
UniverSity's Astronomical In