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Dratha

BALLARD. LEoNA 7. on Tuesday.
RsInasb RsiisnIsEb ISIS lsSOi is.h LGsA e n1.: T.
.r9s devoted .t sister S., q Mrs 1iI,I! Annie q
otho J. Thomas Also surviving are
her nieces. nephews. other relatives
Be contacted at s23 Euclid s.. NV
81 The Mcclure Funeral i'iao Home. e. 1sso SO
be .recited At $3.50 pm. Requiem
Rsdsemsr Catholic Church. 5. New ses aoIi aoTk
and New Jersey. aves. NV. at 10
ment Bushwood. Nd. .
s. 49, hES e 2Ro ss5fai ssfboeE Hiss%
1903 Rosemary Hills dr.. Silver
snes. sR1lfs n ssdosso ssossS S.ydss ss6aqs ia,a:l q
Of Paula Beldock. He d also survived
and brother Saul beldock. both Of
GeW Y1rE no,dSsty City seryisss snaa 1.-THE, st the
Home, 42l7 9th st. nv. on Tuesday, J,
Arlington National cemetefy. In
%ourSnins at 1908 Eosemary Hills
quests in lieu oi flowers contribu-
tions be made e the Leukemia
siSstssy' iSstsS, q Inc: 4 es0 D st. NV Wash
BROOKS, RONALD LEO On Friday.
ppsssoe11,ssr pso1Rs go 1892 RONALD LEO
soos g ssssses' e Of '1e sy.ns: MI: sioEt. SolSn
mother. Mrs. sally Walker. other
relatives and friends. Remains may
e Ssv vieTe1 Jen,n from to 10 Pm; Mon.
Matthews Funeral Home. 3ses ssiS l4th
st. NV, (14th st. at Spring I'd /,
where funeral services WIN be held
Tuesday, January 3. At II am. the
terment WoodlaWn Cemetery. Q
BURNS g.S p.s,mS.1 sSBEsT E. ss On Thurs a,s.;
Hospital, RoBERT e. go sBoiBIS BURNS, S5Issy
husband q virsinia Burns and
dsthe5 ,s q Robert r: jr.: James H;
Thomas [. Burns npis' and olsdy: & Dem. sno
MIS-. Friends may call ct the T. r.
Costello Funeral Home. 1872 North
Capitol ST. after pm. Saturday.
January 2. 1851. at 10 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. !
BURNS, RoBERr. Members Of the
Es-s......-n Stone and Marble Masons
E@ Union are hereby notified
t1fk A Of the death of our late
.HhN brother, ROBERT BURNS.
HlUUV Remains resting at the
k46 K0RH Costello Funeral Home,
80 1722 North Capitol ST !,
. after 1880 pm. Satur-
to be held at the above funeral
home at 10 am. Monday. January
Z. 1851: Interment Fort Lincoln
W. w. GIBBS. Secretary. 1
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Ai.ueilttlga

KATE. HENRY. There viii be an
the memory Of HENRY KATz. be-
loved husband Of Alyce and father
OF Bruce and Toby Katz, on Sunday.
David Memorial. Garden. Friends and
relatives invited.
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He leaves a sister, Mrs. j. w.
Mcclure Of Bangor.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at st. Johns Church.
Burial rites will be private.
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DONALD Z. In loving mem
ory OF our beloved husband and
father, DONALD 3. HARVEY, who
January 1. 1890.
You live forever in our heArts. -
L0yino DISIoErMTRr MIrE Ejo.Ny VIOLET. AND
HARVEY, DONALD. In loying memory
q SrT my dear nephew, DONALD HAR-
gay '-nuArik kA!THEsiNE isRgN REMAN.
PERRY I. In loving mem.
ory Of my devoted husband, PERRY
I. HERBERT. who passed to his
heavenly rest two years ago today.
January i. 1859.
The Heavenly Father only knows
how I miss you. darling
IL seems IKE only Yesterday ] saw
They say time heals all sorrow and
helps US TO- forget.
But time so far has only proved
how much ] miss you yet.
Youh iasl1 Io91sS sSse VIE VIZ alS.Es ELIZABETH.
HERBERT. PERRY I. In icying mem
HERBERT. who passed % to his Is
heavenly rest two years ago today,
January /. 1859.
HIS SON. LEE.
GARFIELD, In LOVING mem
DRY Of my dear husband, GARFIELD
LARKlNS. who, passed away jan
uary l, 1854.
You left q beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told.
But to me who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
WIFE, ELIZABETH.
LOsTUS, J. b. Today we pay tribute
to our dear one, j. B. LOSTUS, hus-
band and father. who entered the
pearly gates January 1. 1855.
God sent the birds and sunshine
To gladden. all the world,
He sent the foliage and flowers
In radiance unfurled.
He sent the June, the stars. the
The pearIy dewdrops sweet,
And then He sent our beloved one
To maketh all complete.
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
ESs ESsIE LosTus' AND RUTH
PATTERSON. PERslS. In loving re-
membrance of our mother and sister,
PERSIS JORDAN PATTERSON. who
LETT us seven years ago December 80,
1858.
The memory Of her love is always
MoNcERiE VOOLFOLK, LUTHER
JACKSON, BLANCHE SIMS.
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DONALDSON. RAYMOND Z. In low
ing memory OF our dear one, RAY
MOND Z, DONALDSON, who left
US SO suddenly four years ago today.
January 1. 1857.
Always loved and remembered. for
youR LoviNo WIFE. NELLIE. AND
CHILDREN
REV. GEORGE 3. IN low
ing remembrance OF husband and
father. REV. GEORGE Z. GALLO
WAY. who departed this life ten
years ago today, January 1. 1851.
God called you to be with Him on
high,
And took away our sunshine, log
and pride:
He must have loved you dearly
When He took you from our side.
There never was Q husband and
daddy
30 good. so honest and true;
To the most wonderful husband and
daddy
Thst IHs 6S%osvr 1SS EYER gsys; g,ysv curn,vn
AND GRANDCHILDREN
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With Regard TO q
ccrd of Thunks

Very offsn q card Of shanks
In The Stor meets . need
which con hordly be solved in
any other woY. Not only is
II O orociovs expression Of
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent florul tributes but also
eo0rteovsly acknowledges the
services and kindnesses Of
the mony to whom q persenel
note Of shonks eonnos we'll be
mciied or whose nomes. and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion OF Q cord Of thanks
moy be oruneed BY telephone
10 The Star. Il, $4,000.
The Evening and Svndoy stor
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REV. GEORGE 4. In
loving memory Of our dear brother
and uncle, the REV. GEORGE q.
GALLOWAY. who passed away ten
years ago today. January i, 1851.
Memories are keepsakes no one can
Death q . heartaehs no one can
heal:
left
OF O wonderful brother and uncle
we will never forget.
YOUR LOVING SISTERS. NIECEa
AND NEPHEWS.
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OK. ELLEN ANN, In sad but loving
remembrance OF my dear mother.
ELLEN ANN COX. who departed this
life thirty years ago today. January
/. 1891.
Mass at st. Ignatius Church. oxon
Hill. Md.
Sleep on. dear Mother, It has been
thirty years
Since you left my heart. flled with
sadness and tears;
Yours was Q heart that Was blithe-
some and gay.
Scattering sunshine all along the
way.
Beautiful memories cherished for
ever,
OF happy hours we spent together:
Silent thoughts bring many tear
For the one I've missed and loved
so dear.
And the fondest Of those memories,
Most precious and most true,
Are memories Of the happy times
I have shared. dear Mother. with
DAUGHTER, DORA.
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Funeral services will be at
1880 am. Tuesday in Cham
hers Funeral Home. 3o72 M
street NV. Burial viii be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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BURGXN, IDA M. In loving memory
Of my mother. IDA N. BQR0IN,
who died four years ago. Decem.
ber 81. 1885.
The world may change from year
to year
And friends from day to day,
But never win the one I loved
From memory pass away
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, ANN
b. COLLETTE.
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1m @rntnrtant
Announcemenfs of {
GerVieaa hu C,hamheHa

BULLOCK. LAWRENCE W. In loyins
memory Of our dear son and brother,
LAWRENCE W. BULLOCK. who
passed away one year ago today.
January l. 1860.
He suffered In silence.
With patience he bore.
TIL God called him home
To suffer no more.
DEVOTED FATHER. MOTHER. 6Ie-
TER AND BROTHER.
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POWELL, EUGENE v. On Thursday.

PowILL, .I EUGENE y, Y; on Thu5sday.
ps}Nvs1 pP0WELL -. Of li42 Sumner I'd. Sc,
Powell; brother Of Edward, Robert,
Tyrone Powell and Kenneth Elzie;
grandson Of Mrs. Jennie Powell. He
also Is survived by one nephew,
three nieees, nve uncles, three aunts,
Friends may call at the Malyan d
gchey. Ine.. Funeral Home. New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV, on Mon
day. January 2. after 2 pm. Funeral
services will be held at the Camp
bells A. M. =. Church. 1852 Nichols
at / pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 2
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Names sas: hg5a s n ssS On T IhuT;Sss pss:eDs: Ds
RUTH NJ. NAMES Of Indian Head,
Nd. beloved wife OF Walter L.
Names. mother Of Madge Names Of
indian Head; Nd. and Capt; james
Illinois, Funeral from the ARehart
Funeral Home, Inc. La Plata. Nd,
on Tuesday. January 3, at 10 am.
1nterment Arlington National Ceme-
terry at 1880 am.
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ANGELU 9. ON batufday
December g., 1860, ANGELO q
yAs5T95s oA.d 5ssSsns q a4d stS Hoss 81 pc
father Of Betty and Maria yalltos
son OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Yalltos
brother OF Mrs. Frances wilkins
Tommy valltos, Mrs. Stella Meletakos
Steve @. and Nicholas q. valltos
Mr.. valltos rests at the W K
5732 Georgia ave. NV. (parkinI
facilitiesl, where prayers will b
held on Wednesday, January 4, q
10 am. Services will be held q
the st, Sophia Greek Orthodox Ca
NV. at 1890 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. The fam
ily requests that expressions 0
sympathy be made in the form o
contributions to the et. Sophia 0reel
Orthodox Cathedral Fund. 3
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osHsoss Rfsessir d e so1s 1lsSs si.ass sssstsA s1s
Bethesda. Nd. beloved wife Of John
s. ostroski; daughter OF Mr.. and
MS. Georee J.; Morris; sister. Of
to cali at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd, from 2 10
pm. Sunday evening, January I,
and 10 Am. 10 10 pm. Monday,
January 2. Services Tuesday. Janu-
10 an, Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. q
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psssSss%Sss 4 e. SsSc, "a 5oHS !, .Hss.s: Hsss.
Rockville. Nd, beloved husband Of
Q. Alexander (eandyi. James. An
drew and susanna: brother Of Mrs.
Rust Of New Jersey and son Of Mrs.
n. j.. Memorial services on Nom
day. January 2. at st. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Bradley lane and
wisconsin ave-. Bethesda, Nd. ct
III am. 1
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POLHAMUs. FRANCES C. OF 3326
N5ehols laan AYE: ave: Sc, on DECEMBER 80.
Poihamus, mother Of John Polhaiuus
and Frederick Smith and sister OF
Dorothy Z. Vielee. Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home. 5I7 IIth 81.
Sc, on Tuesday, January 8, at 2:3O
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
tery, ~
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on Friday. December so. 1850, at
fHEREsA %9tRsiPsf MURPHY saSs q Zoo S1SsAa Massa.
ehusetts ave. NV. She Is survived
BY nieees and nephews. Friends
S.r:i may can zot,. at the Sos, q H., 4 Hines Co.
(parkinE faciiities) Prayers at the
above funeral home on Monday. JAM
uary 2, 1851, at 1880 am; thence
to 9t. Aloysius Catholic Church,
North Capitol and Eye sts. NV,
where requiem high mass will be
her soul. Tnterment Merider, Conn.
In lieu Of flowers contributions 10
the D. c. Cancer Society may be
made as an expression Of sympathy.
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STANLEY L., sr. OF s2o
husband Of Edna Il. Mahoney. father
Of Stanley l.. jr.. and James j,
Mahoney and Mrs. Ellen schmitt.
brother Of Maurice W.. and criena
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
3072 N St. NV. on Tuesday, jan
uary 3. 1851. at Gao am. Inter-
ment ARLINGTON National Cemetery. 1
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Brother. RALPH DICKINSON. from
the Hopping a Kirkley Funera
GEORGE HARTMAN, President.
ROY T, DEAN,
Secretary Treasurer.
FLEET, BARBARA vENETTA. Or
BaRs bsgREsday yENEfTs pssfTSer TfT III EToo imam NAN
daughter Of Carl and GLADYS Jonei
Is survived By two brothers, ons
sister. a grandfather. BENJAMIN Fleet
nas aad .Sa. Rsas 0ins5 hsy ssls'Ss' es Un Mono ne
day. January 2. 1861. between 4
Of Alexander s. Pope, 4I4 18th 81
s.e.. where services win be held al
Rev ~ a Poster raesds os.nI IanuarE y n;
Arlington National Cemetery. ls
eember 20. 1880. RACHEL foRr
Of 1000 Newton st. ne. mother o.
Mrs, Agnes Tracy and oeoree H
Ford. sister Of Mrs. Mary c. John
ioH isH and NE: M: Abns iIs,ta I'M SSther am sn;
Mrs. Evelyn Ford: Also SURVIVING
great-erandchildren, other relatives
and many friends. After 4 pm. Mon
day day. January z: 1851: frispas Tas
neral Home. 4604 Georgia ave. NV.
where the rosary will be reeited al
pm. REQUIEM mass win be sum-
at 81. Francis de Sales Catholic
Church. 2016 Rhode Island ave. NV.
interment ArlInston National Gene,
terry 8. w. Butler. Mortician.
FRASlER. KATE AIKEN. On Friday
December 80. 1860. at the Asbur,
Methodist Home. Qaithersbure, Md
KATE AIKEN FRAsIER, daughter ol
the late Thomasson and Eliza Frasier
neral Home. Gaithersburg, Nd.
where. services will be held on Mon,
day. January 2, at 1880 am. In
tesment Iva Hall Cemetery. Upper
HARRIS. sALLIE. Passed to the grea
sSIqIr seyond HanRis II RRsilaaslDhis snln. Penns
Que st. NV. She leaves one daughter
Mrs. Wilbank. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery Tuesday. Janu
ary :, 1851. at 3 pm. Arransementi
by Smiths Funeral Home.
HILLYARD. IDA MARY. On satur
syt nston pfis%sfs aesSis e:nsss sssO & A ER MsiR
HiLLYARD Of 452l 45th st. NV.
iillyard. mother of Miss Josephine
yie vi HilIyara a,,lssr1 Bernard .r b and fTsd re-.
Josephine McCuen, Paul and Aioysiu
Joachim. She Is also survived b,
eight Granddaughter, Friends raal
call at the 9. II; Hines co. Funera
nG%s sHr VII b. 4sa oersd On wass
isciiitis.,. thence 70 s.. IA AIMS tsah cath
Ollie Church. Wisconsin ave. ant
s q St the en- Mass EneEf Win fns 5. hS Ssrsa sdcr
S Gt %t 81 ovea asDSss s ns. 'Su'
HUNTER, ADELINE MERCER. OF Hun
teI Manor, Marlboro. Nd, on pc
cember. 49,. 1960,. the beloved wifi,
mother OF q Helen Hunter Smith. Wal
ter H.. william n. Hunter. Edni
at Chambers Funeral Home. 307:
N st. NV. on Tuesday. January 3
1861. a. 11:3O am. lnterment Rocl
INsCOE. ERNEST s. On Saturday. De
son Of Fairfax and Ada Inscoe an,
brother Of Mrs. Grace Price. Mrl
Margaret Bryant, Mrs. Ardelle Haupt
Mrs. Marjorie Strassburg. Mrs. Joyc
kno' tsS ES%n SSST AnareE S EaEssd Eysds' nss
Friend, may call at The safiell ~
p.m. Sunday. january 1. Notice Q
'ASSssSs; Sss:S:r 'SEs ,sss Ohm sa w;ea;:ssl
SON Of 47O2 Jay st. ne. believe
husband Of Marie G. Jackson an
brother OF Mrs Mary Z. Christian
He also is survived by seven niece'
| brother-in-iaw and other relative
may BE- viewed at al The the Stewart Pu
neral Home. 30 Il st. ne. afte
Mass will be offered on TUESDAY
| January 3. at st.. Luke's Catholl
Church. 4g25 East Capitol St., q
1Q'a;m: Interment Mount ioliy'
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PUWELL, JANIS ALBERT. on FRI
day. December 80. 1860, at George
tGE EshRq qnIssvsy poWny II ao:Pa aas S.,Sng.S SsMEs
lane. Mclean. Va. beloved husband
Of. Betty B. Powell, father Of Pa
tricia Ann Powell. son OF James
Robert and Betty L. Powell. brother
q Miss Betty Jean Carter. Calvin
neral Home. as47 wilson blvd. Ar Ar
hngton. Va after 10 am. Sunday.
January. l. 1851. where funeral serv.
ices win be held on Tuesday. JAM
vary 2. e. pm. Interment Ar
family requests that flowers 81
omitted. In lieu OF flowers con-
trihutions may be made TO your IA
yorite charity or cancer research, I
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on Thursday, December ~. 1850,
q ~ JAMES nssldsffi sHEEs thScrSSRie rnSie d.: e
voted son Of vodola Z. and Joseph
Il. Proctor. He also leaves 70 mourn
n,s., thsir loss ,.. three sisters: one brother.
Remains resting at the John r.
Rhines q Co. Funeral Home, 30i5
18th st.. ne. (ample parking facili-
ties). where friends may call after
: zhI, pm Sunday: January, I: and
on Monday, January 2. 1861, al
II am. 1nterment Woodiawn Gene
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Thomas Rejoins
Los Angeles Club

BALTIMORE, June 8 (AP) =
Lee Thomas, hit in the head
with a pitched ball Tuesday
night, rejoined his Los Angeles
teammates last night.
The 25-year-old outfielder
was released from Union Me-
mortal Hospital yesterday morn
ing after being held overnight
for observation. His batting
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helmet absorbed the shock of
the pitch by Chuck Estrada and
X-rayS were negative.
Thomas hit several balls into
the rightfield bleachers during
batting practice, but Manager
Bill Rigney let him sit out the
game with the Orioles.
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Listener, German, Landes. Smith.
T-2:32. A-1s,q67.
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wP- Brewer q PB- -Thacker. U-Sudol
Dascoli, Forman, VenzOn. T-2:59. A
6,l2s.
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- HIP BY Mahaffey CMcCovey). WP-
Stanford U-Crawford, Barlick, Jackow-
sski, Vargo. T-3:o6. A-6,04s.
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NATIONAL SCORES
GIANTS, 4; PHILLIES, 3

a-Struck out for Sanford in 5th;
b-Doubled for buffalo in 9Th; Doubled
for Davenport in 9Th; d-Flied out for
Mahaffey in 9th; e-Ran for Dalrymple
in 9TH; f-Sacrificed for McCovey in 18th.
Philadelphia ........ 900 40 900 oo-3
E-Pagan 2. PO-A-Ph Philadelphia 3l-l2,
San Francisco 33-ll. Zone out when win
hing run scored). DIP Davenport and
Hitler; Amaro, Taylor and Herrera.
LOB Philadelphia 9, San Francisco s.
2B-Demeter, M.Alou, Kuenn, Mays. 3B-
Taylor. SB-Walters, Bailey. S-Walters,
Del Greco, Amaro, Amalftano. ST
Del Greco, Dalrymple.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
No Anti -Semitsm
The Jews of 7unisio TODAY

cial or religious grounds. Jews are free
to emigrate, although they are subject
to strict economic regulations. They are
not allowed to export local or foreign
currency and must pay exit customs duty
on their belongings. AS part of the
general economic tightening, permission
must also be granted by the authorities
to take out all trunks and crates of more
than a certain size. This measure, how
ever, is applied to all departing Tunisians
and foreigners, including French and Ital-
ian nationals
Since 1858, Jewish emigration has fal
len to an all-time low; even in the weeks
following the Bizeret crisis, only couple
of hundred Jews out of a total of some
$4,000 left the country.
Most of those who are now leaving
the country wish to settle in France or in
South America. One of the reasons eX-
planning the paucity of emigration to Is
rael is the fact that most of those who
wished to leave have already done so.
There are some $4,000 Tunisian Jews in
Israel, mainly people who came from the
insecure South or the isolated provincial
centers.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
Western German Weakness
Ex-Nuzis Hold Bonn Posts

ests currently employ him as CONNER
cial representative in Damascus, Syria.
DR.. Ernest Gunther MOhr, Nazi diplO-
mat who took part in deporting Dutch
Jews was named some time ago as Bonn
ambassador to Switzerland Herr Klai-
ber present West German ambassador to
Italy. has been charged by Italian Jews
with completely in the sinking of a Jewish
refugee ship in the Mediterranean during
the war. But Bonn has ignored COM
plants.
Outside the diplomatic service, one
finds such individuals as Hans Seebohm,
West German Minister of Transportation.
He became millionaire during the Nazi
era by acquiring Jewish property that
was "aryanized' in the Sudetenland, in
cluding Jewish-owned mines Today he is
chairman of the Sudeten German EXpel-
lees Assn. which seeks to regain portions
of Czechslovakia.
The issue of Hans Globke, Dr. Alden
auer's Chief of Cabinet, has never been
resolved Globke, Nazi legal official,
wrote interpretations for implementations
of the anti-Semitic Nurnberg laws. He
now claims that he served Hitler "only to
assist my Jewish friends" Yet even some
newspapers in West Germany have asked
why Globke is retained Eichmann, who
implemented the flaws" Globke helped
formulate faces punishment in Israel But
Globke holds a policy-making position.
DIR. Eberhard Thaubert wrote the see
mario for the Nazi production "Jud Suss,"
the most anti-Semitic film ever produced
Today he is director of the Office for
Psychological Defense of the Bonn De-
fense Ministry. Despite his Nazi role he
is today rehabilitated as an expert propa
gandiSt.
If West Germany is to be an outpost
of freedom, it must remove from office
men who actively served Hitler in impor
tant capacities.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
Editorial Comment
The 264>786 Voters of Nuzism

Two items in the general news of the
day are worthy of your special considera-
ton:
In Germany the German Reich
Party a self-admitted neo-Nazi group
preaching the dictates of Hitler, polled
264,1S votes in West Germany's parlia-
mentary elections.
In Mexico the government has
banned the sale of official Nazi emblems
such as SWaStikaS.
To this editor the fact that almost
100000 Germans openly vote support for
Nazism is abhorrent-so abhorrent that
it deserves a sharp protest to our own
parliamentary leaders in Washington who
are on the brink of plunging us into the
deadliest of all wars over the support of
the former capital of NaZism, Berlin.
1t is true that the German Reich Party
polled only 0.8 percent of the total vote
in the election. Yet 0.8 percent represents
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
1 Weakness
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

WASHINGTON (JTA) - The Berlin
crisis has revealed a West German weak
ness that facilitates Communist propa-
ganda 1t is the presence of ex-Nazis in
Bonn's official family
The us. Information Agency has
learned that many anti Communist Euro
peans cite the presence of ex-Nazis in
the Bonn Government as a reason for
plague on both houses" attitude.
Bonn has prosecuted war criminals
more vigorously since IsraeIs capture of
Adolf Eichmann. But the prosecutions
have been generally confined to SIS. non
CONS and similar small fry
The West German diplomatic service
today retains at least 21 former Nazis as
ambassadors, counsellors, or department
heads. These individuals held important
posts under Nazi Foreign Minister Won
Ribbentrop. Some were SIS officers
DR.. Walter Becker was appointed in
1859 to serve as Chancellor Adenauer's
ambassador in Cairo. The United Arab
Republic welcomed DR.. Becker In 1888,
the same Dr. Becker wore a swastika on
his lapel and in November of that year
wrote in the Sudetan Nazi newspaper
"Zeit" that "the total elimination of Jews
is the first pre-condition for the revival
of the Sudetan German culture"
Werner Won Bargen is the West Ger
man ambassador to Iraq, an Arab state
that seeks vengeance against Israel. Dur
ing the Third Reich he was Nazi diplo-
mat in Belgium and played role in the
deportation of Jews to Auschwitz. After
the war, Won Bargen reemerged as di-
rector of the department in Bonn Foreign
Minister Won Brentano's office
Franz Rademacher, official of the
Jewish section" of the Nazi Foreign Min
istry, escaped from West Germany to
Spain to avoid legal proceedings. Never
theless, West Germany industrial inter
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

264,186 Germans who openly and def
antly are waving the banners of Nazism
in a country that cries for military pro
lection from the democracies of the west
And while American citizen-soldiers
are being taken from private life and sent
to active duty to save West Berlin and
while The American Nazi Party continues
to flaunt Nazi banners at us, the Mexican
government takes firmer stand
Mexico has banned the sale of all Nazi
symbols; the hated swastika, still dis
played in this country by the American
Nazis, is illegal in Mexico.
Many months ago The Arizona Post
called for a us. government ban against
Nazi symbols. Now that the government
of Mexico has taken the lead, perhaps
our government can take similar action,
providing our State Department doesn't
mind offending the 264, ,186 voters of the
German Reich Party.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
No Anti-Semitisnn
BY EDWIN EYTAN

PARIS (JTA)-It was question time"
on the Arab broadcast of TuniS Radio
The announcer, representing the well-in
formed man, was answering the questions
of the simple villager' He had just ex
planned why the government had revoked
the licenses of all foreign taxi drivers,
when the questioner asked, "does this in
clude Jews?" NO." said the announcer,
for the Jews are Tunisians, our fellow
compatriots, and no discrimination against
them can exist"
This plain, everyday radio cast is
good illustration of the authorities atti-
tude towards the country's Jews. A more
striking example is President Bourguiba's
severe condemnation of the "sWastika
rash" which spread over the Western
world last year. Bourguiba called it an
insult to democracy, and praised his fel-
low Tunisians for not harboring any ra-
cial or religious prejudices.
The Government sees no Jewish prob
lem" and acts as if there was none. Anti
Semitism is practically non-existent in
Tunisia, and President Bourguiba does not
permit the slightest discrimination on ra