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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
SERVICE NEWS
Party to Honor
Houseguest

November Is for q foar-day
visit e. the guests Of the De-
partment Of the Army. 1t.
Gen. Yu-lun 10, commanding
general Of the LIST Field Army
VIII head the list. A former
Chief Of Chinese Marines
and well known to Gen. Da-
Vid II. Shoup. commandant Of
the United States Marine
Corps. there u sure to be Q
get-together while the VisttorB
are In town
Others include 1t. Gen.
Shu- Chang Ten. Sd Army
Corps commanding: 1t. Gen.
Ya-Shan Chang, 10th Army
Corps; 1t. Gen. Yang-tien 10,
LIST Army Corps and 1t. Gen.
Hao-C Chang Yu, 9Th Army
Corps. The entire party viii
stay ct the Hotel Brighton
while they are In this area.
The Military Attache Of
China. 1t. Gen. Fu-Ning Lu
and Mrs. Lu have invitations
out for . reception and buffet
supper November IL In honor
Of the visitors.
The Chinese generals viii
60 to Fort Monroe, Va, on
November IS, and the next
day they win take Q sightses-
ing trip around Washington.
On November II they win
tour the Pentagon and leave
that evening for home.
Gen. Lu's party win also af-
ford him the opportunity Of
introducing the newly ar
rived Assistant Military At
tache Col. Chin-tEas Chang,
and bid farewell to Col. and
Mrs. Yu-pin Wang.
Col. Chang "a In bachelor
quarters, ct the Military At
taches Building ct the mo-
ment and Il house hunting.
Mrs. Chang. who Is sim IN
their Taiwan home win not
come to Washington until Q
house Is available.
WAmwAmw Conw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
ALL OUR STORES HAVE
CHRISTMAS CARDS

centers for christmos cards
now ore open in our Woshing-
ton, Chevy Chase. Wheoton
PIozo, EostoVer, 7 Corners and
Alexandria stores.
Select from our extensive as
sortment by famous makers in
GLIDING Hallmark, Norcross and
California Artists. Also imported
cards from many countries.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

.IgIfSN; !ssiiS .SEsSIE9!o9 sILyEF
rS1E9i sHs s.sPS.. ss@.: sSsS Som: Z
nth. Eiss epsi'se. s.o e by. .ecSsITlv,,S .csITl q
blvd West. Winston. hsrviand.
VFgNNNNEN%& w.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

slth 81. NV, l2le, / blk from
2-story home in duist neishbor-
hood, 4 bedrms.. equip. Kitchen,
baths, gear aar, bsmt' For info.
call Ms. ArhaI. -
Evening star., 1963-04-27

st WIT. osEMMS:. i1ii s.ii tsis sHT'H S;sf 81
epA Lac, immae. split.lsVei. cent.
air eond.. Gear gar. Wv. ekR
petina. and ether outStandine TEA
lures; Price reduced 10 low. iIdw
sos. Ma. 2-12e1 ewes.
sILyER SPRING, Charming klk.
caps Cod and beaut. garden NJ
trees. shrubs and flowers, . bed
rms. Ice. .rm! End fir. ,tuu
hsint W/full bath. Si6.s50' C6n
TIsHLER ME-. s-oc44 or La
SILVER sPRING-3 bedrms., Aer.
porch, eonY. 70 schools and shVp-
ESQ. 5s6-7s24.
SILVER ,sPRIN0. $l2,e5o. sap4
Gardiner ave. : 2-bedrm. clpS
COD with din. rm.. hSnit.. firepi.,
oil h.-w. heat. on lgs. shaded lot
near Schools churches and svinlr
ming pool. bss-p4a3.
HHA o. OF with payments he
spea sPoh THE The YOUNG AT HEARrs
. bedrms.. plus paneled den, lsysl
S!' 'NfeSotSs ftSa; z .is.,islnss sssiloT ss.sisoo
t.LvER srRIEo ARtAI;;Y. I'VE; hSys
entertaining needs.
. NEW RAMBLEHs, ! with Genital
air eond. Se2,oBe, S23. 100
1 NEW Colonial. { b.f. h-sers let.
if:IRvEls, tS.r. Is.. i:y:f isEE
NV RAMBLER. . SI. re- ssiSsC !ES
rAEMETTI. "a truIt trees ssuip,
asrss' isrrs trees in from, Ystts.
SEVERAL OTHER NICE LIsTiNoS
CHEeTEh KELLER. REALTOR
10. 6-71O0 Ewes. 10. b-3lA
SILVER sPRING = Loyely briek
home. bi-lsvsi. well kept, 4 BED.
t%si to%%sSi;Ek. dSsts.' $50. 70. sns nss.ss;;9s. "
sLLvIs siRNG. ~ owNKh;
Ns.ssisI6. DH5ehi gu' hsi.Mss4i.o M o. assume. ol
sTLvEn sPRING-.MaEnifiesnt 6-
y.ar-ola split-isy.l n better tlfAR
.Oietaatyh WuIm mh. oI
Dir, rm.. equipped kitehen, btAn-
tiful rec. with firepl., sub-bsmt or
possible air-rald shelter. Extras
too numerous 10 mention. UndF
Properties Mrt, p4a-44st
LIST WITH An ACTIVE oFfieR
sMyER sPRIN6, Mssdovood, -
Shaw ave.-Cofnef custom hYk.
Iamb., y acre, iiV., din. 5 b,nL
sh baths, ds luxe kit. 1 flrspk..
tiled daylight bsmt,, gar, poreh,
CENT. air sond. OWNER, t3l.B00.
Ma. 2-o704, -
SILVER SPRING : cioss-tn lovely
house for small family large lot,
naraGe, rec. rm,, $500 On. va
cant move riaht In. Pull nrlrp
ennly. 1880. call OWNER. nu.
SILVER sfo..-Nsv eustom-6giii
rambler. = bedrnns.. ~ baths, iT.,
d.r.. huee rec. Irm.. daylight bsnat.
3.ear garage, h.-wh., wooded lot
l2Ss9o siol Parker ave, WI
SILVER SPRING =. We need No
pelnters OF deeorators for tbh
honsymoon 9-1tory brk. Colo
nihi LArge liv. ru. with fifepi.,
sep, dins Im., compact titehfn,
tpll ,e.mt IN ! Gardfn setting pf
s..utlfpl flowers and trees Only
sEo.' FoSnrsoS REALEur
oL. 2-ai23 Ewes, To, 2.tatS
Evening star., 1963-04-27
ANDRIS

s02I wiseensin ave. OIL. s-s67e
ROSEMARY Hills, ss02 May-
wood aVe.-3-bedrm. Colonial. zee.
rTn.. screened porch. fenced IA.
large patio, vall-to.wau earpft..
air eonditionerS. walk 70 hts.
school church, shopping. Asking
Sle.7 OWNER. 10. $3.50.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

SILvER SPRING, Just north ..of
snA Lac. immae. split-lsVel. cent.
air eond.. Gear gar. Wv. etA
peting. and ether outstanding tes-
lures; Price reduced 10 low. Idw
Evening star., 1963-04-27
SEVEN OAKS

SEVEN OAKS
quaint svhnrean
Golf course vicinity.
completely rehabili-
full ceramic tilsd
baths. beamed CELL
ings, atone floors.
sunken living rm.
with picture doors 70
rear p,ao.,. patio and par
and beam floored
dining rm., complete
" new Oh kit. laun-
ssmt, area. Nv study
5-7260 or Po. 3-02SI
Sat. and sun. ,
Evening star., 1963-04-27

IumbIa pIke. "a. 7-4M6.
ROCKVILLE ND. in the heart OF
the estats AREA Off Rte. azQ-
New as bedrm. house, rent $3l6
per mo. With option 10 purchase
with equity from rental. AS.,
patio. full 6smt. Po. s-o2sl.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
GIULIkNO
POTOMAC ND

brick Colonial on APPROX.
natsly /. ssr.i, Located IN pres
rssm., s, q, cen !, c-esf gslass' ~ ap-
SAMUEL 2. BoGLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

sILvER sRRNG, BY 0wNKR-
Imaeulats 3-bedrm. brick colopIti.
~. rm., SEP; din, I'm. rec. IN.
hi.ssfsf6. CHEsHs; Sr' .sEA Or I''nn'.oI
Evening star., 1963-04-27

sILyER SPRING = We pssd No
Rssns.sTTas ss dss:ssssfi :I:is srt ter csD. 81.
tpi ,bsmt. In l ssrdsn ssitIns u
s,.u,ltgl flowers and trees Only
OF. a-IisS ives To S.tSfs
Evening star., 1963-04-27
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
Ma $4,000 Res. se3.s70s

BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
Ma $4,000 Res. so3.S70s
MODERN BRK. RAMBLER
12715 BUSHEY DIR.
OPEN SUNDAY, as
vacant. bsautiful setting. Livins
I'm. dining area, equipped kit,
pine rec. Fn. with bar. y bath,
Nice yarc; Can essunhs rs la
S'' rd. pss. q Il. cssh.rs ~ VIZ sisst n on
B0shey 70 sign.
PRICE, $l8,950
bsg.s327 Eyet. ~. b-sO66
MONTGOMERY HILLS = Attractive
lsndscSpsd lot Of $1,000 "a. H.. 3
6edrooms' bath on end. I usibIs
owner viii financs for right party.
Eoss. ooRsnTE Er' Z, .i.oS5l aoSs' NC REAL
bsdrm. brick split.foyer, 4 n baths.
finishsd rec. Tm.. 1T. with table
space. iiv. rn. with din. area.
bsmt. vloutsids sntr. lac. wooded
IT, lem ';Sf5 .sS t:es:s :sssso 'HSTi %a s.s sSa7 =
+ur ,UE 81 SE5yH TH[ GTasE st.s6N, ANA.
eious B-bedroom brick split-leVsi.
recently redee completely modern
throughout. Convenient 70 school,
ansp q noo and Tscrsstiopn area.
BOGLEY
zoos WIS. AVE. OIL 6-7aOo 'tn o
NEARBY MDs-LoveiS home. q bed .
ESQ. saSo down. Sslahes ilis
NJci s-RM. BUNGALOW. III. bath.
full bsmt,, eas heat. sIi.pb sabO
down, balanee Hike rent,
call MILLER On. t.2T2s. Ewes.
he, D-Ol7J.
PAnkWo0D-clean bfiek rambler,
excel. Community. Liv. fm' with
rec. foon, ' fenced var" PTIssd
s;,l'SwsHs. SHSR.r SHSRr'i.ssls 'a.ssso7'' 'is''oo.
roIIomAc, z, 70 II16I IN p. yIlIss.=
lle uantp., .lsyel rambler, 3
UTILITY rml, kit. breakfast nook,
2.ear iarars. ! aefe With lots Of
msni, Can owNER, Ak H1post
POTOMAc VILLAGE - ist offer.
bsaut. Rysi wooded acre pini lot
s.t of ey Z s,stsrn ,,yls fence
RM with fifspl., ideal home Tor
retiring couple Ewes Mrs. LoEsER
4 fRusTED NAME IN REL EST.
GIULIhNOI
Evening star., 1963-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-o. 0.

ALICE DEAL AREA. S2s.650i-7t-
traetivs setnideteehed S-bedrom
easy walk To- Ssst pubic ~dOp%' ana pa.
rochial schools. Mr., Wade, WO. g.
SAse FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC
Evening star., 1963-04-27

CHEVY CHASE
soMEsEsET ns., ,S SREs.s'dr% "a ~ I,.;.isr stis1
rml Close 'n 70 s'h wisconsin haS I''Un ave-.
transp. and Bethesda shopping
Chevy Chase Realty
Evening star., 1963-04-27
GLENMONT
OPEN SUN. 2-6
,.

~"lO WbloMhN NJ.
couple, Brick rambler, : bedffns',
liv. rp., din. area, equip kit
property In excel cond. lovely
level lot, Sl2,g50. FHA. Gl or
cow. DIR. oa. ave. TO Wels-
man rd.i turn left, Call CAMP
AMELIA n CO, REALTORS, $50
S3s7. ewes and Sun VIII. 2.fl3a
GREENWOOD KN0LLs = 4-bedrm.
: y bath spIit-level built for the
life you want 10 lead, lounge on
the sun. deck or on the shaded
patio below. party In the spacious
rec. rm. or putter in the large
yard. Plenty OF space for your
family for only S24,gBO.
YoUNKIN a CO. a33-lbOO TIL q
HARMoNY HILLs-Most attractive
3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler with
sep. din. rm,, finished rec, rm
centrally cir eond. Many extras
!Es.s rsnc.d yard, Asking s2o'sbo. FHA
n NJ IFpNEp
Evening star., 1963-04-27
n&0pyem.
ENGLISH MANOR

1910 LONDON Lane
Rambler. ~ years old, Corner
lot q eserm.. sS saths, rec.
abls, s22.bO0. OWNER. WI. .
0OOh. a :,
FAIRLARD AREA-Ds luxe built
brick rambler, . bedrms., nursery
or aittins rm. of master bedrn..
liy. Tn.. fifepl.. din. rna.. spacious
modern klt.. family rni with fire.
pla Gen. s-sar saIass. h..w. heat.
FIELD. INC. Realtors. "a. b.7If3
or Mt Eulott, 10, t.4sna,
FOUR CORNEns--To settle estate,
cor. brick, Timbsrvood and Lo-
rain. ? b. ain. rmi. ": rn,
hlmt.. saftks . ls, wooded lot.
ToUR CoRkERs ARkA--All brick
CAP, ca. &C! cod nth. Sith , M lsI.. b.eroom,l sroa.l
porch Ilttis soL soSi. sissScr'
GRAY -HESSIN0ER
Evening star., 1963-04-27
CHEVY CHASE, DC.

CHEVY CHASE, DC.
some reaidencs On two and one
half lots with beautiful floWerine
trees and shrubs; Tremendous re-
ns Ssn rSS% s '7S Srsfs Sis'S Sose.s sns'r rSo sar
bedrmsy 2 baths on second
large piayroom on third. Some
.Sce;. TsSSseSrA:Ins .s1.0,Ss S:sIss, re- +. Vicinity
tion. Can Miss echlele. By appt.
JAMES I, DIXON a Co, Realtors
en-. 2-65a5 EXcLUeIyE W. $1,000
CLEVELAND PARK-sparkling s.
bedrm. family, house. Fireplace.
separated dining room. new fitch
ton. y2o.sb0. Exelus. John Eaton
JOAN MEYEEs. EEAIroR
Evening star., 1963-04-27

iightfui rustic community on sdse
Of town. Entrance hal: living
room. den, glAss enclosed porch.
dining room. family room and ex-
eellent, kitchen. Three bedrooms.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
ANDRIS

e02l wiseensin Ave. OIL 2-eO7O
CHEvY CHASE. NEW LfsTINoi-
In the. distinguished ''Hamlet"
across from Columbia Club. Big
spiit-levsl In q beautiful settine.
4 large bedrooms. beamed-eeiling
study. modern kit. 2b baths.
Asking $4,000, completely fur
nIShedI VIII sell uniufnishedI Nj
PHitLIPs, INC, oL. a.7O0e.
CHEVT CRAsE-SOMERsET-Lux-
yry.,!e ssdrm =. S:Ssth .s.S ,,,i.I rsnSl.r ss:
!.s. IT, S.Ss Is; tsi rsd.. sl's a!i. 80
NATIONAL CAPITAL
OIL. 1888 Ewes. OF. 4-OaOS
csdSS I.1SiS, SsasE Ss.i cr!.s .IE' sS:s
rms, ~ baths. brick and red
Eocd rambler an 2 levels. Lac.
leading 10 attrae. patio. Sep.
din, I'm. table spaes III, filepl.
both levels. EaraGe built-in Incl.
$40, $50. OWNER. OIL. 4.7162.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

BETHEspA.CNEYY CHASE

bBTHESDA-CuBVY CHASB
There 10 one house In this group
of houses that will give your fam
lily many years Of happy living
and definite prestige that you
will find % satisfyinE This sub
division borders the National In
stltutes Of Health and oveIlooke
the beautiful grounds Of the Naval
Hospital and the stone Ridge
School for oirls. There are spa
eious rooms and beautiful baths,
and complete kitchens with al
the latest gadgets. oood-sised lots
where you can work or oversee
your narden and meet your neigh
bors. II will make you feel good
knowing yeu have provided your
family with . home they will
always love. enjoy and feel proud
Of. They are real bargains too at
these low prices. Lat us shoW yeu
10 REACH: North On wiseonsin
ave. to Cedar lane. left l block
to model house, 40l3 Cedar lane.
LA. e-1iii" " i EH' a.ao77
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Modern briek-and-f frame split-lsvel
seilent condition. Pour Sedrooms,
living room. dininG room. modern
kitchen. zine pAneled recreation
Evening star., 1963-04-27
AEEXANDRIA

rsproduetion tovpshouse,
shopping. Three bedrooms. living
room. dining room, kitchen and
recreation room. To be completely
redeeorated.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
MASS. AVE. EXT.
0 BEDROOMS

This exceptionally spacious
air. -eond. rambler offers Z
tunits' Il i Iocatsd IN
. beautiful neishborhood.
fairly priced in the Low
bOis and has all the Fequi-
sites for easy. eonvenient
suburban living. For full
Information please call.
Mrs. Thurman.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
CHEVY CHASE

e4A
HgTwEEN THE CLUBS. Rosemary
school area. quiet st,. 3-bedrm.,
2-story brk., fin. bsmt.. new kit.
gSs+TsssO gsTsOc sns sY VosiS VcwsrR g. Ls9s s9SssS g.
III !: 81. 81. .'SS: SS: isS1s iS.sfss G. 6OE;
CONVENIENT 'NIH-Rsaily at.
traetivs 5.bedr. hriek rambler
full bsmt.. firspl, lovely porch
8ua At oorneF, $40, 800.
HiiDEBRHNp 90. on. 4-s1Il
COUNTRY LIVING
wOoDYIELD-custopn hfk. rambler,
) bedrms., firepl., full bsmt., ear.
port. y Sefs, sla.S0o.
DAMAscus-Brk. rambler on Y
acre. 8 bedrms... 4 v baths, fun
bSmt.. beautiful view, s70,b00.
CEDAR oRoyI-outstandins brk
ramblefi. 4 bedrmi.. Z bathi, sep.
din. rH,. ? iirspll. full bsmt !,
sssTpCstS sssTgp csS TIVE 10 choose from ct
7o2-SilO
SUBURBAN.. PROPERTIES. MOT.
COUNTRY LIVING in this spar
klina white elApboard rambler
with q view. . bedrms. rec. Fm.,
and big acre with trees and
shrubs. just $4,000. o4p.7O70.
c. p. FLETCHER. Realtor
DAMAsCUs-s-b.f, ail.hrk. ramb.
ssSSrS' "A ToSsHS N 81 B.E EE1Si SinSS;tp SS;tp -.
cREsTHAyEN-Leoking for . beau :
srs. iSI 0fiss ts., ,@ss 4s, On .s.tS Ss sHl Sita
hon. hon .sss sis'i s,s,S q ssm issSSl Si.S. ;s ,S
bsmt., earport, FHA, $4,000.
cHEsTLR KELLER REALToR
Ju. b-7tO0 OIL. e-22b0
Evening star., 1963-04-27

MANOR COUNTRY CLUE, Rosscfoft
Id.--6 bedrooms. recreation room,
: baths. 1 bedroom with bath
down. 4 bedrooms with baths
up. On wooded y acre facing
eolf course on 18th faiTWay, fun
club priyileees 70 approved pur-
sss:s' sss:ss.r EpwESp SRES svSi y drIi 10 WI D.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
CnEvY CHASE, D. c.

Completely re-deeorAtedL only 2
blocks from Conn, ave. Convenient
70 shopping center. near trans
FSS ns% sS%iS5sses Soass con- o.
stcraSs attic. and buiit-in sarSGs.
Room air conditioner. Teleyision.
Fully furnished at $3.50. To in
'apeet call WO 6-2a0O.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
ssis ShtIh RrSo cs4sax; soxp Di ki.&S.

oPESs SUNDAY, H < 70 . Pm.
eond.. 2h-gtery detached
residence. New mod. equip. kit,
bath and powder rm. Contains 2
Is: s. sEoss,, s%S s,: Sst1 FS fssi5S.y sst .nS sS
med. posS. PrIesd a. only S2S.SS0.
J, LEE DoNNEILY d SON, INC.
Ma. $3.50 REALToRs Wo. 6-2362
CHEVY CHAsk-By OWNER. Newly
din. rm.. iiv. rnn.. study. and all
slee. kit. full bsmt,, garage.
ssapsd fenced yard. Blessed sac
r.T. lament ns,, parish .s.1 1osl Msid-sos Prinei-
Evening star., 1963-04-27
ONE MONTH FRRR

va. 3-Sedrm. rambler vIcarport
RARK-3-bedrm: ssmidet. :,
close 10 NAeA, fenced ID. furn.
or unfurn. Box 4ol-Ls Star.
HAYWOOD, nr. NH, Naval Med
ieAES bsdrms full hsInt,' rec;
nm nm IN sfr.plssss. Tlssso fenced ysrd' also
Evening star., 1963-04-27

SILVER s.w. A,si.r,I s.rIsc ..i [ESy.l' E,U. Ssst
scT%sSsEk. Be-, Sssa.' SO. y6i sns nss.ss;sls. ~
Evening star., 1963-04-27

VICINITY (eool. euiet,
Franklin Parkl-4 bedrms.. mas
ter with firepl.. IN baths, sep.
din. rm.. lse, scr, porch and util.
rm.. ige. pAneled liv, rm. with
fifepl. $40 mo. lalso, avail.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Perfectly suited for the smaller
family. Truly eharming and i'm:
maeulAt9ly kept brick rambler, 3
bedrIns. Or 2 and paneied den.
De luxe kit. w/tabls space, ser.
porch rec. .,s..,, I'm; WIssr and End
DIRECTIONS: Esst;Wsst Cc hwy. north
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Bethesda Realty


BssulIful nev colYnlal .plll.l.ysl
foyer entrApes. 3 bedtms., = baths,
geperate din. rm. hpss arQund
level recreation rm. With fireplaee,
e., g., TS,sie: %.ia:.,n ,'i1isn.c ,iss:. Ss s.r.
MIes MAzuzAM Ess-ts7b Or On.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-M1.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
b@@pem.
Potomac Visitors Note

FOIOWdC VISIUOTS NUUe -
See this exciting new PotomRc
home, q rambler designed in good
taste with bsdrmSr 3 baths.
liv. rn1, din rni., breeZevay, pa
ito and 2-ear garAIe, corner lot,
no eharge TO visit unless you
buy Then select your own dec-
oTatinG scheme. electrical fix
lures and landScaping
Evening star., 1963-04-27

AMERICAN UNiV.-pet. brick, re.
eept. hall, living rm., iirePl,, din:
ing rnh., kit. pantry. end fir. 2
bedrms., fun baths, SEWING rm.,
dayliEht bsmt, with exit TO gar
S'Ga a1SsSSs SS;slsfRss RSLt J. ssssSSf n 9SSsf Of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
FL Peso Jewish
Community
Notes Growth

Ell PASO, Textile growth and
development of the local Jewish
community were noted here at a
celebration marking the silver
anniversary of the Jewish Com
munity Council. Luis Fork, in a
silver jubilee address, traced the
developments from the foundation
of the first Jewish community or
ganiZation here, the Jewish Relief
Society, in 1923, to the founding
of the Ell Paso Jewish Federation
and the subsequent reorganization
of the Federation, in 1949, when
the title was changed to the pre-
sent Jewish Community Council.
Community achievements in
past years include the communi-
tvs participation in services for
Jewish armed service personnel
stationed here; meeting of immi-
grafton and resettlement problems
with the cooperation of the local
section of the National Council of
Jewish Women; and the meshing
of the services of the old Jewish
Relief Society with the Jewish
Social Service.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
Brandeis u.
Head Raps
An+i-U.S. Talk

WALTHAM, Mass. - DR.. Abra-
ham L. Sachar, president of Bran
deis University, said he had receiv-
ed almost unanimous support from
his board of trustees in his action
of reprimanding a faculty MEM
Der who told BrandeiS students
during the height of last falls Gu
ban crisis that she hoped t h a t
America would be defeated and
shamed before the world in n e
event of war with Cuba.
The reprimanded faculty MEM
Der is DR.. Kathleen Cough Aberle,
a British anthropologist, who sub
mitted her resignation earlier this
month. Her husband, DR.. D a vi d
AberIe, an American citizen who
is also a professor of anthropo-
logy, rendered his resignation along
with hers. The Brandeis president
said he reprimanded Mrs. Aberle
mot because she expressed a dis
senting opinion, but because of the
recklessness and the Irresponsible
ty of her language"
The Student Council voted to Z
to censure DR.. Sachar for "violat-
ing academic freedom" The 262-
member faculty voting on the mat
ter admitted that DR.. Sachar chad
the right to disassociate the univer-
sity" from Mrs. Aberle's speech to
students; however, it approved a
prepared statement terming DR..
Sachar's reprimand IAN error OF
Judgment that could be interpreted
as an infringement of academic
freedom"
DR.. Sachar, in his statement said:
"As president of the university, l
had the responsibility to reprimand
her."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
Zionist President Warns
o. Egypt Rocket PeriIs

NEW YORK (SpeciaD - The Ma
tional Executive Council of the
Zionist Organization of America
the ruling body of the organization
between annual conventions, unan-
imously approved a statement by
its president, DR.. Max Nussbaum
of Hollywood, calling upon the
West German Government to ban
what he termed ''the nefarious ac-
tivities of a group of G r m n
scientists and technicians engaged
by Nasser to produce nuclear
weapons designed for the destruc-
ton of Israel weapons which
are not only a serious menace to
the State of Israel but to the Sc
curity of many other nations"
Some 800 Zionist leaders from
all parts of the country heard DR..
who just returned from
Israel, sound dire warning that
"the civilized world will rue the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19

WE THINK or readers will be as
surprised as we were to see that
after ten years the value OF Pick
M. Rights account was worth only
about Is per cent more than those
of Dollar c. Average. Mr.. Rights
virtually impossible feat OF pick
ing the low" each and every year
improved his result by only l II
per cent year.
This comparison, it seems to us,
offers pretty convincing evidence
that a program of dollar cost
averaging" is about the best ans
wer there is for anyone accumu-
lating securities in an investment
program over a long period. Ger
tainly, the investor who follows 1t
faithfully will have far less work
and worry than the individual who
tries to "outguess the market" -
and chances are his overall re-
suits will be as good or better.
Dollar cost averaging cannot, of
course, solve all of the problems
of investing nor can it guarantee
the attaining of a specific objec-
tive. In a declining market, for in
stance, it cannot give protection
against loss, and if a regular pur-
chase program is discontinued
when the cost of the accumulated
shares is more than their cash val
ues, loss would exist.
MOREOVER, AN investor pur-
chasing common stocks under such
a program should keep in mind
that he is purchasing securities
which are subject to market fluc-.
tuations, and that q dollar cost
averaging program cCntemplateS
investment in securities regardless
of price levels. Thus it is import
ant for him to be realistic at the
beginning of program, and not
start one calling for the regular in
vestment of more money than his
financial prospects would Indicate
that he can reasonably expect to
supply at all times. For, to make
the program work properly, the
investor should be in position to
carry on his purchases during per-
iods of low price levels when the
largest number of shares are ac-
quired per investment.
If these points are understood
and if a person realizes that this
method of investing is designed
primarily to level off the peaks
and valleys of price fluctuations
to produce a desirable average
cost in relation to long-term aver
age income and principal results
he will undertake his financial
building program on sound basis
and be encouraged to follow
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19

day if they continue to stand by
passively while Nazi-minded scien-
lists are permitted to proceed in
the development for Egypt of Of
fensive rockets and cobalt war
heads designed to distribute radia-
ton and lay waste to Israels towns
and villages and people,"
In his address DR.. Nussbaum,
who himself fled Germany under
the Hitler regime, asserted that
"it would be most tragic If the
Western German Government and
its people, 1S years after the de-
feat of the Hitler regime and the
determination of six millions OF
Jews and millions of other peo-
pies, should act lukewarm to-
wards the criminal occupation of
its citizens in Egypt"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
WALL Street
NEWS
WALsToN & co.
Phoenix. Ariz.

odds of buying security only at the
10000
to L 100000 to l.
invest at
would that his investment results
favorable than those of who invested
regularly month"; regardless of price fluctuations
interest checked the results achieved by
hypothetical investors who have assumed each invested $500
security portfolio
stocks The first whom shall call Mr. Pck M
Right unerringy chose the lowest price eh year Tor ms
other invested $500
without regard whether share prices
5000 bought when prices
high The cost price for all his shares
dependable rather than extremes either
naturally Mr. Dollar c. (cost Average
stood at the end of ten
Pick Mr.. Dollar
M. Average
$24000 $4,000
Total Income Dividends 3710 3454
Co Including Invested Dividends $27,71O $27454
"a 81 1862 $47,544 $4126S
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19

through with it to a productive
conclusion.