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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
Aid 10 Saigon
GetsHardLoOk
ButCOnfinues
By the Associated Press

United States aid programs
for South Wet Nam are receiv-
ing q close review to make
sure they are helping the anti
Communist war and not going
toward the Diem governments
campaign against critics at
home. officials reported today.
So far, they said, none Of the
existing programs-running at
q rate of more than $40O mil
lion a year-has been Cancelled.
But in Saigon, the pro-
government Times Of Wet Nam
charged that the United States
had suspended economic aid in
an effort to force the Diem gov
ernment to liberalize its au-
thoritarian policies.
Reliable United Sta ties
sources in Saigon denied this.
They said some import licenses
for aid to South Wet Nam had
been held up for review in
Washington or because Con-
gress had not yet acted on the
foreign aid bill.
Get Hard Look"
Washington officials said aid
projects for South Wet Nam
are being given a hard look"
which has had the effect of
holding up approval In some
cases that previously would
have received a prompt 60
ahead.
Meanwhile, some of the Sem
ators who have demanded an
end to military and economic
aid to the Diem government
Question Secretary of Defense
Mcnamara and Gen. Maxwell
D. Taylor, chairman of the
Joint Chiefs Of Staff. The two
report today to the Senate For
eign Relations Committee on
their recent mission to Saigon.
Senator Church, Democrat of
Idaho, said in advance of their
questioning behind closed doors
that their reports indication a
likelihood of beating down the
Communist guerrillas by 1865
were designed to snuff out the
spreading congressional revolt
against the Diem regime"
80 Back Resolution
Senator Church and 80 other
Senators are sponsoring a reso-
luton recommending all aid be
cut off unless South Wet Nam
President Ngo Dinh Diem
ceases his policies Of oppres-
sion" against Buddhists and
seeks the support of his people.
Mr.. Mcnamara and Gen.
Taylor told a closed session of
the Senate Armed Services
last Thursday that I'VE are win
ming the war" in Wet Nam.
They we're quoted by Sena-
tors as saying that sharp di-
visions among the Wet Nam
groups opposing the Wet Cong
guerTillas had been put aside. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
BY EARL II. V0SS
star staff Writer

A high American policy
maker hopes that some day
the United States can work
with the Soviet Union to stop
Red China from becoming a
nuclear power.
He told newsmen gathered
at the State Department for
foreign policy briefings that
the threat Of Red China's OBJ
tanning nuclear weapons is one
of the most important prob
lens in the world. Under the
rules Of the briefings, the Off
cial cannot be named.
So far Soviet-American CO.
operation to stop the Com
munist Chinese has not de-
veloped, the official said.
One explosion Of a nuclear
device by Communist China
would not endanger the United
States or cause a resumption
of nuclear tests by this coun-
try, the official said.
Long Program
A few tests would not trans
form Red China into a nuclear
power, he said. 1t would take
many years for her to develop
efficient enough weapons and
the missiles to carry them, he
added.
With a few small nuclear
bombs, however, he said Com
munist China probably would
, 1963-09-09
EDITORIAL


THE SILENT" sugar cane march to Government
House, held last Friday night as a result Of the sugar
cane rally at the Market Place in Christiansted is now
history. And an estimated 1000 people made that his
tory. For this dramatic march was conclusive proof that
the sugarcane industry is wanted by the people Of St.
Croix. -
AS ALEXANDER Moorhead SO aptly put it, this
march Evidenced a sincere effort on the part OF the
people to be heard before another DEAL is made"
villa HI citizens cannot understand is why the
Administration is not needing the U. S. Department OF
Agricultureis report which clearly states that sugarcane
is a better crop for us TO raise than citrus fruit. 49, i
THOUGH THERE is talk that the Agriculture De
partment changed it's stand on this report, where is tan
gible evidence Of this change Of attitude Certainly it
has not reached this newspaper in any form except
vague statements which are unsupported and therefore
unacceptable as fact.
AND, IF there is such a change of attitude availa-
BILE, then even the Secretary Of Agriculture is unaware
of ii. For Secretary Freeman came Out in print and
said his department has not changed its views.
Then sugar cane is better for US than citrus. Why
can't this conclusion be faced?
, 1963-09-09
GOVERNMENT OF
+ VIRGIN ISLANDS OF H UNITED STATES
Christiansted, st. Croix
= 4
Department of Property & Procurement
A L o BID

Sealed bids, in quadruplicate, will be received at
the Department of Property & Procurement, Division
OF Procurement, Christiansted, st. Croix U. S. Virgin
Islands until 11:00 AN. September 20, 1868.
Wafer Meter Boxes
Gas. liquified petroleum
ReadY-Mixed Concrete
Rolling Metal Doors
, 1963-09-09
9. 10, II
GOVERNMENT OF
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruplicate, will be received at
the Department Of Property & Procurement, Division of
Procurement, Christiansted, St. Croix, US. Virgin
Islands until HOO AM. September 20, 1868.
Concrete Sewer Pipe
Glass SYringes etc.
Wire. Woven Galvar:zod
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, to waive any ~informality in bids, and unless
otherwise specified by the Government or by the bidder
to accept any item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the Department Of Property & Procurement, Christian
.sted, St. Croix. Virgin Islands.
A G. ANDREWS,
Deputy Commissioner.
n g. 10
, 1963-09-09

The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, to waive any informality in bids and, unless
otherwise specified by the Government or by the bidders,
to accept any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the Division of Procurement, Christiansted, St. Croix,
U. S. Virgin Islands.
A. G. ANDREWS
Deputy Commissioner.
9, 10, II
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07

irone seaihns TRADE against Soviet Premier khrvsh
chew, Soviet policies and fhe United States.
THE pekNc BLAST chARAcTERixGs THE RUS
SIAN LEADER AS A RIDICULOUS FAWilNc FRAUD.
PAAyEkFuLLY SEEKING TO CURRY AMERICAN FAVOR
WHILE FEARING TO USE HIS OWN NUcLEAR WEAF.
oNs
The deliberately abusive language Of the Chinese az
tack left doubt the MoseowPsking rift broader
than ever. and that shs struggle between the two Red
giants for eowtro Of she world Communist movement
msned intense.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
Adam :
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tonfinUed From Back Page)
HENCE, PROPHECY OF THE COMFORTER, EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST. TEACHING ALL THINGS!
VIA WOMAN" Matt. 1888; Rev. l2:l,S -
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL HEAL ALL NATIONS!
HENCE. VATICAN AND ENTIRE CATHOLIC
HIERARCHY lMPERATIvELY NEED TO ACCEPT THE
GIFT OF HEAVEN - INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES, REvELATOR, GREATEST MARY.
BAKER EDDY - TO AID APPREHENSION
OF JESUS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN AT HAND.
WITHIN YOU - us LIKE UNTO LEAvEN,
WHICH A WOMAN TOOK AND HID IN THREE
MEASURES OF MEAL. UNTIL THE WHOLE WAS
LEAvENED"
"sciENcE, THEOLOGY, MEDICINE" = THE
TITLE OF THE SIXTH CHAPTER or THE HOLY
TRINiTY's INCOMPATIBLE GIFT - HEALER
GUARDIAN. LIBeRAToR OF BIBLES CLERGY
MD,s NURSES EVERY ONE - SCIENCE
AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES
BY REV. MARY BAKER EDDY = PRESENTING
CHRIST JESUS CHRIST SCIENTIST KINGDOM The
AL.L-NE-ss OF GOOD - GOD (! = HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE - AND UTTER
NoT.H.I-N.cNE-SS OF THE ANTI.cHRST,
ADAMEvE PAcAN.iNFEcTED. HEBRAic "loRD'ooO
(oEN IT. etc., BLASPHEMoUS FRAUDS
BURLEsoUEs OF THE PERFECTION OF REALITY -
THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE COMPLETELY
EXPOSED - THE TEMPORAL, THE THINGS SEEN
(st PAUL - THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE
MATERIAL!
Excerpts Free Press, Nov. 30) - Frank D. lsso -
Services will be in Our Lady of LaSaetfe Roman Canoe
Church, Berkeley Rosary will be in the Sawyer ro"e's'
Home, Berkeley 49,"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07

(Continvsd From Back Psos
PART
REuTHER VS.. MEANY
REuTHER RIGHTLY OPPOSES THE
CRIMINAL BANKS
MEANr - CIGAR. 'OTheR coO'i - WITH
SATANIC ARROGANCE - OPPOSED THE CANADIAN
GOVERNMENT IN ITS PROGRESS TOWARD
REPLACING CRIMINAL LABOR LEADERSHIP AS
THE LOGIC OF EVENTS" Gods Christian Science
textbook DICTATES!
NEW FRONTIER BULLIEs CANADA
"KENNEDY TO MEANY TO HALL TO BANKS"
The American government is bvsIy engaged in svyins
to he affairs Of dozens Of around the world
Certainly responsible member Of the Western
alliance will envy the most powerful nation earth
responsibilities deny its generosity seriously criticize
what fhe Americans stand for in the cold war.
Here is fhe cast Of characters and here is the play
Kennedy needs the labor union voe in his presiden.
fa contest next That he needs unqualified
support Of George Meany the powerful head Of the ALL
ci0
MEANY IS sHAKY IN HIS LUCRATIVE JOB. QUITE
FEW BIG UNION LEADERS ARE CUNNING FOR HIM.
NOTABLY WALTER REUTHER OF THE AUTO WORK.
ERS
To protect his hide Meany needs all the friends he
keep and so he will do anything TO please Paul Hail. the
very powerful international boss Of Seaarers Union
PAUL HALL. IN TURN, VERY MUCH NEEDS THE
SUPPORT OF HAL BANKS = AND THE MONEY BANKS
GETS OUT OF HIS CANADIAN UNION MEMBERS.
So when the US. secretary Of labor soIemny makes
official pilgrimage to Ottawa nobody recall that hap
pening before) and when he makes public declarations tell
ing the Canadian government what to do, he is merely
doing ehore for Kennedy. who wants to do favor for
George Meany, who needs Hail. who needs the notorious
Hal Banks
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
Drew Pearson :


''"0e0 From Back Pace.
hoNoReo BY cH.Il.pl.E.ss cue,.- -.
PNANNeO NON PARENrHoop "~'s! "". JESUS
49,. uA.nek~ ACCEPT YOUR rR,Is e."' "s NAN
S NAN. 'cen rs. 7D = GODS p,,es ~.A. s.. ss.
..S~ 1mALs =. VOID or SATAN s,a, ss
LOsI = LOCALIZED" OR NOT, ~ s'N SEX
RePuDIATE THE SATANIC
M,,pnepo,,e S.''@1.o.P.AT.tL-c- AoAAAeve
moxDskous CAIN. JUDAS KNAves ANn sor,s
- The EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY os ,,',.. AND FOOLS
AND PARENTHoop! " "omaN BIRTHS
0osI .ne Ten COMMANDMENTS Accoeonc =.
SnkIsI JESUS CHRIST SCIENTIST k,Ncno.'
'ne WAY. the TRUTH AND THE L,rs"
a. 49, "'.r ~ soMs u UNTO THE FATHER EXCEPT
my WORKS AND CREATE.
HONOR GOD AS THE ONE AND ON, y pr., ,s =. Do'
E-N-T MIND, SOUL. SPIRIT, SUBSTANCE
POWER - SPIRITUAL cHRIsrllKE M Am o-
'He ENTIRE UNIVERSE - VERY coon tc.
hs') - PERFECT COMPLETE! "F.IN.I.s.u.e.n~, w."
(cen. 2:D
DREW PEARSON
LETS PROBE ACTIONS OF THE FBI;"
5eret Service might Club Aahitues !r
"AsH'NcToN-Three agencies sserossnet as far as
congressional investigation is concerned are the FB the
Secret Service, and Central intelligence
In the interest Of protecting the life Of the new pr.s
idens however II my belief that rigorous invesqstion
should be undertaken regarding the first two
SIX SECRET SERVICE MEN CHARGED WITH PRO.
TEcTINc THE PRESIDENT WERE IN THE FORT WORTH
PRESS CLUB THE EARLY MORNING or THE DAY
PRESIDENT KENNEDY WAS SHOT, SOME OF THEM RE.
NAMED UNTIL AM
THEY WERE DRINKING. WHEN THEY DEPARTED,
THREE WERE REPORTED EN- ROUTE TO AN ALL.NicHT
eEATNIk RENDEZVOUS. THE CELLAR"
u has been stated that II mpossibIiiy for the
Secret Service TO check the occupancy Of every building
along the route.
While this is true il is also true that warehouse type
bvi'dngssUeh that in which the assassin hd-shoud
be searched The extra time spent by Secret Service
the Fort Worth Press Club could been spent
doing.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
Service -

Service
Continued From Back Psge)
THANKS VOICED
The theme Of gratitude to God was brought ov,
the special testimony period that followed when ehrss"
Scientists In the congregation up from po'ns
out the auditorium TO take turns offering thanks TOR w"s'
God had meant 70 their lives They told OF many nss"s'
OF both sin and sickness. o,,p
KING; - e,.o
OUR TRIBUTE THANKSGIVING WITT 80 80
usAeTs we aR,Nc," hymn No. 1901
The bensdiesion given by Mr.. Campbell was '''" =
Covinfhsns (9l5E ..v.o,r
THANKS BE- UNTO GOD FOR HIS uNsPEAKAsls
GIFT"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
Fight =
Continued From Back Page)

CONTINUED From Back Page
CANA. IT WAS SIGNED BY THE HEADS OF NINE or
THE ~ UNIONS m THE GROUP WHO IMMEDIATELY
FORMED A COMMITTEE TO IMPLEMENT THE RESOLU-
Ti0N IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE APPROVED BY THE
FULL AFL.cIO CONVENTION MEETING THERE TODAY.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
Lippn,ann =

Confinved From Back Pags)
PSAlIM-SINClNC LAUGHING STOCK"
"KENNEDY : THE MOST FER0c0Us ENEMY
OF WORLD PEACE"
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY DEAR ONES: YOU'RE WITNESSING THE
DEVILS MoANs AND cRoANs IN THE INExoR-
ABLE REDUCTION Tc ABsURDTY! NATIVE
No.T-H.EN-c.N-ES-s" - AND WE MEAN EXACTLY
THAT!
THE AL.L.NE.ss OF GOOD sUPER-sATURATEs
THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE WITH INcoRRUPTlBLE.
UNINvADABLE EVERYWHERE PRESENT HEAv.
EN- AND ETERNAL LIFE = YOUR TRUE HABITAT
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS christ
Jesvsl
THE IRRESISTIBLE AWAKENING TO TRUE,
ETERNAL BEING, CHRIST. SCIENTIST! JESUS, NO. ! s!
PROGRESSES HOURLY - HERE AND HERE.
AFTER - FOR THE GOOD AND THE BAD
BECAUSE : EVIL, THE TEMPORAL, THE THINGS
SEEM Isl. Paul. ARE M-Y-T-H-I-c-Al!-
the EVIL 5! THE HUMAN! THE MATERIAL!
THEY ARE DISTORTED, ADAMEvE "LoR0-coD"
(cen. III, etc., MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES
coUNrERFEITs! BURLEsoUEs AND. FoRTU-
NATELY. OFTEN SYMBOLS OF DIVINE IDEAS
- THE DIVINE, Externally PERFECT OFF,
SPRING SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLIkE - ADAM-EvE-
LESS! - NEVER BORN! NEVER DYING
or WOMAN, UNcLEAN! Job, Old IT,
PART
RUSSIANS, CHINESE, ALL RACES AND PEOPLES,
ARE IN PROCESS OF AWAKENING, here AND
hereafter, INTO AlLNESs OF C00D!.-
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!-
AND OUT OF THE SATANIC. M-y-TH-Ic-A.L
p.sY.cH.o.PAT-H-lc - ADAM-EvE. MuRDskooS
CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS = THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
pARENrroop! REPUDIATED BY CHILD
,ess CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENT
Hoopi - DECLARING: ." AM THE WAY. THE
reuTH. AND THE LIFE NO MAN coMeTh UNTO
TuE FATHER EXCEPT BY ME"i
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL 'e w
.arll,ceRENT RED cHINA's NEW TRADE
r.,,r,,,rst China opened up all stops Yesterday IN
tconsinvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
A LIVELY BATTLE WITH THE WORLD. the
FLESH AND THE DEVIL:


MAN THE VICTORY OVER HIMSELF"
THE FOREGOING APPEARS UNDER THE CAPTION
PREVENTION AND CURE OF DIVORCE" - appearing
in fhc Boston Herald March S. 1905
MRS. EDDY SAYS FURTHER: TRUTH cANoNIZED
BY LIFE AND LOVE, LAYS THE AXE At THE ROOT
OF ALL EVIL. LIFTS THE CURTAIN ON THE SCIENCE
OF BEING, THE SCIENCE OF WEDLock, OF LIVING
AND OF LOVING AND HARMoNoUsLY AScENDs THE
SCALE OF LIFE. LOOK HIGH ENOUGH, AND YOU
SEE THE HEART OF HUMANITY WARMING. AND WIN
MING LOOK LONG ENOUGH. AND YOU SEE MALE
AND FEMALE ONE SEX OR GENDER ELIMINATED
you SEE THE DESIGNATION MAN MEANING WOMAN
AS WELL AND you SEE THE WHOLE oNE, REALl
UNIVERSE INCLUDED IN ONE INFINITE MIND AND
REFLECTED IN THE INTELLIGENT COMPOUND IDEA
IMAGE OR LIKENESS, CALLED MAN, SHOWING FORTH
THE INFINITE DIVINE PRINCIPLE. LOVE. CALLED GOD
- MAN Welded TO THE LAMB. PLEDGED TO IN
NocENcE. PURITY, PERFECTION"
THEN SHALL HUMANITY HAVE LEARNED THAT
THEY WHICH SHALL BE ACCOUNTED WORTHY TO
OBTAIN THAT WORLD AND THE RESURRECTION
FROM THE DEAD NEITHER MARRY NOR ARE GIVEN
IN MARRIAGE: NEITHER CAN THEY DIE ANY MORE:
FOR THEY ARE EQUAL UNTO THE ANGELS; AND ARE
THE CHILDREN OF COD Luke 2o35, 36) THIS. THERE
FORE, IS cHRlsr's PLAN OF SALVATION FROM d.
voRcE."
JESUS, ADDITIONALLY:
I'VE SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS"
"IF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE REBUkE HIM
AND IF He REPENT. FORGIVE HIM SEVENTY
TIMES sEvEN"l
AND MRS. EDDY, COMMENCING JESUS THERETO.
IN HER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE VERSUS PANTHEIsM."
PASTORS MESSAGE TO THE MOTHER CHURCH,
JUNE, 1898, COMMUNION"
"ExHORTATION" 13-
BELOVED BRETHREN, THE LOVE OF OUR Low
ING LORD WAS NEVER MORE MANIFEST THAN IN ITS
STERN CONDEMNATION OF ALL ERROR. WHEREVER
FOUND. COUNSEL THEE, REBuKE AND ExHoRT ONE
ANOTHER. LOVE ALL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES FOR THE
GOSPELS SAKE; AND BE EXCEEDINGLY GLAD THAT
THE CHURCHES ARE UNITED IN PURPOSE. IF NOT IN
METHOD TO CLOSE THE WAR BETWEEN FLESH AND
SPIRIT. AND TO FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT TILL GODS
WILL se WITNESSED AND DONE ON EARTH AS IN
HEAVEN"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. Z, 1868
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
Programs -


tcontinved from Back Paes)
H. BLESSED ARE YE, WHEN MEN SHALL RE-
VILE [rsp~esek YOU AND PERsEcuTE you, AND
SHALL SAY ALL MANNER OF EVIL AGAINST YOU
FALSELY. FOR MY SAKE"
H. REJOICE AND BE EXCEEDING GLAD FOR
GREAT IS YOUR REWARD m HEAVEN: FOR SO PER.
SECUTED THEY THE PROPHETS WHICH WERE BE-
FORE YOU"
SEASONED CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. ALERT!
JESUS my Fathers BUSINESS" YOUR
BUSINESS : IS : A SPIRITUAL WARFARE
WITH the W0RLT,, THE FLESH. AND THE
Dewitt MYTHS!
TO BE SURE BUT ST. PAUL REQUIRED TEN
VERSES TO CONCLUDE HIS SIXTH CHAPTER OF EPHE-
SLAMS. TO MAKE you SUCCESSFUL CHRISTIAN
WARRIOR Werses 10 through 2o)
scoFlELCS BIBLE GIVES YOU THESE slcNIFI.
CANT CAPTIONS:
THE WARFARE OF sPRIT-FLLED BELIEVERS"
"(a THE WARRIORS POWER
"(b THE WARRIORS ARMoR
"te) THE WARRIORS FOES"
~ ": AND TAKE THE HELMET OF SALVATION,
AND THE SWORD OF THE SPIRIT. WHICH IS THE WORD
or GOD"
"td) THE WARRIORS REsoURcEs~
GOD TO MRS. EDDY, TO US (engrsved in wall of
Mother Church. back Of desk Of Second Reader:
WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs. YOU, WITHHOLD
NOT THE REBuKE OR THE EXPLANATION WHICH
DESTROYS ERROR NEVER BREATHE AN IMMORAL
[lMPUREl ATMOSPHERE UNLESS IN THE ATTEMPT
70 PURIFY IT." (p 452 ~.
AND, MRS. EDDY: SUNDAYS SERVICES, ON JULY
4-p. l76, "M.W," LAVENDER KID ZEAL" REBUKED
BECOME REAL AND coNsEcRATED WARRIORS"
ON p. 26s, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI
ENLIST AND MlSCELLANY:"
THIS TlMEWoRLD FLUTTERs IN MY THOUGHT
AS AN UNREAL SHADOW. AND CAN ONLY soLAcE
THE SORE ILLS OF MANKIND BY
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Har Zion Sisterhood

Mrs. Sid Hutt, 2s1S N. 74th
Place, chairman of the annual
rummage sale of Har Zion Con-
gregation Sisterhood, announces
that November II through % will
be the dates for this years "new
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Although many new items are
being donated by merchants in the
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ing, household items, toys, books
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For additional information call
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death, the judicial wisdom ne eXer-
ciSed in the nations highest court,
has left an enduring mark on the
Constitutional history of the United
States. Many of the current broad
er interpretations of federal power
are due to the course he courag-
eously charted.
AT THE AMERICAN Jewish Ar
chives, historical research center
on the Cincinnati campus of the
Hebrew Union College-Jewish In
stitute of Religion, there can be
found a unique original collection
Of CardoZo's personal letters.
These letters are addressed to his
cousin, Annie Nathan Meyer, the
well-known author and lecturer
who was a founder of Barnard
College for Women. His warm, in
formal letters to his cousin reflect
Cardozo's devotion to his family
and friends and reveal his delight
full sense of humor.
''HOw greatly 1 enjoyed your
visit and the concert at the home
of the Countess with the unprO-
nounceable name," he writes
Mrs. Meyer. And in a letter to
her from Washington, in May,
1888, he wryly comments, 81
await with interest your blister
ing letter to the Times. Some of
its energy must have been trans
ferred to the Washington wea-
ther, which is now sizzling"
Or, speaking of a dinner at the
home of a friend to which the
famous journalist Oswald Garrison
Willard and other notables of the
day had been invited to meet him,
his modesty prompts him to say,
II feel quite apologetic when l am
introduced to anyone who has adj
mired me from afar. 1t seems too
bad to let the cat out of the bag"
BENJAMIN CARDOZO had deep
roots in America. His Sephardic
Jewish ancestors came to New
York before the Revolution. His
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06

great-great-grandfather, Rabbi"
Gershom Mendes Seixas, was re-
warded for his patriotism in the
American struggle for indepen-
dence by being appointed trustee
of Columbia University. Almost
two hundred years later, Gershom
Seixas' great-great-grandson, JUS
tice Benjamin CardoZo, was ap-
pointed trustee of Columbia, the
second Jew in the history of the
college to hold that distinction.
When, in 1882, Justice Holmes,
who was CardOzO's idol, resigned
from the u. s. Supreme Court,
Republican President Hoover
was urged to appoint CardozO in
his place. He hesitated for two
reasons; there were already two
Judges on the bench from New
York, and Card0ZO was a jew
and a Democrat. Senator Will
liam BOrah, conservative Repub-
lican leader from Idaho, con-
vinced President Hoover on both
counts when he said, "Card0zO
belongs as much to Idaho as to
New York." and "the way to
deal with anti-Semitism is not to
yield to it." BY confirming Car
dOzO's appointment, Hoover ig-
nOred geography and made his
tory.
Cardozo believed that a Judge
must be ian historian and a pro-
phet in one" Though he was gentle
and withdrawn by nature, his six
years on the bench of the Supreme
Court conceded with one of the
most tempestuous periods in the
Courts history. He favored much
of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New
Deal legislation, and between 1884,
81 he sided with the Roosevelt ad-
in % out of the "a
laws upon which the court was
called to rule. No judge in his time
was better versed in the history
of common law, and none ever
gave himself more happily to his
position of high trust. When he
died in July, 1898, President RooSe-
velt was moved to say, He had
a great soul the whole nation
has lost a constant friend" to
which Cardozo's colleagues added
their tribute, He was judges
judge"
An extensive collection of mater
ial shedding light on the life of this
great Jewish judge is to be found
at the American Jewish archives.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
Beth Israel Sis+erhood

Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood
will hold a rummage sale Sept.
$40 in the Temple patio on 10th
Ave. between Flower and Osborn.
Hours are s am. to 5 pm. each
day.
To be sold at reasonable prices
are furniture, appliances, house
hold goods, and clothing, including
school clothes.
Proceeds will go toward Sister
hoods youth work, cancer work
shop, U.S.O. service, and aid to
the blind.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-09-06
Schurqin Speaker

Sam Schurgin, $50 E. w gon
Wheel Drive, was the principal
speaker before group of so study
ing for the Priesthood and held on
August 1S at the Second Ward of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
terday Saints.
The subject discussed was rs
rael, its past and present"