JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The never before that Reform must
Chief Rabbinate of Israel issued not be given an opportunity to
a formal prohibition against the strike roots in our land and es-
establishment of the Reform tablish in our sacred city a
cross in the Temple of God," the
movement in Israel.
statement concluded.
This is the latest development
* 'I *
campaign
by
Dr.
Nelson
in a
Glueck, leader of the American Dr. Glueck Discovers
Reform movement, to have a Pre-Historic Settlements
Reform synagogue set up in the
TEL AVIV, (JTA—)Pre-his-
library of a projected American tonic settlements indicating that
School for Archaeology. The a thriving agricultural seden-
school would be part of Hebrew tary civilization existed in the
Union College-Jewish Institute Negev as far back as 4,000 years
of Religion.
ago have been discovered by Dr.
"T he Chief Rabbinate is Nelson Glueck, noted archaelo-
aware of the nature of the Re- gist and president of the Hebrew
form movement," says the Chief Union College Jewish Institute
Rabbinate's statement. "T h e of Religion, who is now conduct-
Rabbinate is also aware of the ing excavations in Israel.
destruction it has caused by
Dr. Glueck discovered these
tearing away large sectors of settlements in the Negev, near
the nation from its sacred reli- the ancient Nabatean Hill city
gion and who are finally drawn of Abda. Previously this area-
towards total assimilation. This 20 miles east of the El Auja-
movement rejects faith in the Nitsana demilitarized zone, had
Divine Torah and invalidates been considered mainly a center
mitzvohs, and it is forbidden to of Nabatean settlements. The
enable it to get established in Nabateans rose to power and
our country."
high civilization between the
The statement denies that the second century B.C. and the sec-
Chief Rabbis negotiated with ond century A.D. They were
Dr. Glueck for a compromise, conquered by the Romans under
insisting that the rabbinate Trajan in A.D. 106 and lost their
never entertained such a pos- identity by the end of the sec-
sibility and only wanted to hear ond century.
his views.
"Our stand is clear now as

JNF Conclave

Set for Nov.11

The annual conference of the
Jewish National Fund will take
place Sunday, Nov. 11, accord-
ing to an announcement by
Richard B. Kramer, chairman,
and Dr. Israel Wiener, co-
chairman of the conference
committee.
The conference this year will
be state-wide, with delegates
expected from every commun-
ity in Michigan. The place and
the program of the conference
will be announced shortly.
Several distinguished guests
will be present, and matters
relating to the current situa-
tion in Israel will be dealt with
by the delegates.
One of the features of the
conference will be the com-
memoration of the fourth yahr-
zeit of the death of Dr. Chaim
Weizmann, Israel's first Presi-
dent.
The conference also will fea-
ture a series of educational
panels devoted to every branch
of Jewish communal activity,
and a youth forum.
According to Mr. Kramer,
the work and achievements of
Jewish National Fund will be
reviewed at the sessions, and a
new state-wide JNF organiza-
tional set-up will be launched.

be Assistant Secretary of State
for the Near East. He succeeds
George V. Allen whose appoint-
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—The ment to be Ambassador to
Senate confirmed the nomina- Greece also was confirmed by
tion of William M. Rountree to the Senate.

Senate Confirms Rountree
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Formal Ban on Reform Synagogues
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