nesset Walks Amends to Families Will Lead Women
of Arabs Slain as Curfew Violators in UJA Campaign

JERUSALEM (JTA) — The gations visited Secretary-Gen-
Israel Parliament made amends eral Dag Hammarskjold and
to the families of 48 Arab cur- registered a complaint against
few-violators in villages of the the Kfar • Kassem incident, ca oll-
ing it "genocide." The Arabs
"Little Triangle" who were slain
also complained to the President
by Israeli border police during of the General Assembly, Prince
the Sinai operation. The Knesset Wan Waithaykon.
expressed its sympathy to the
(A spokesman for the Israel
bereaved families after Premier delegation, commenting on the
David Ben-Gurion assured it Arab complaint, pointed out
that the commander and others that the Israel Parliament had
of the guard were being put on formally expressed the govern-
trial and would be punished; ment's and the Israel people's
and financial compensation-was "profound distress over this
being paid to- the families of the terrible tragedy.")
victims.
Eleven Israeli border police-
Meir- Finds U. S. Jews
men including two officers, will
100% Behind Israel
go on trial next month. The in-
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
dicted policemen will face mili-
•(37.4) — American Jewry is
tary tribunals in three grsupS.
"a hundred percent" behind
Prominent Israeli lawyers have
Israel in the present crisis,
volunteered to act as defense
according to Mrs. Golda Meir,
counsel. .
Israel's Foreign Minister.
Mr. Ben-Gurion described the
"Not since 1948," said Mrs.
episode as a "terrible tragedy"
Meir in an interview here,
which Occurred at a time of in-
"have I noted so enthusiastic
tensified fedayeen activity when
a response to Israel's prob-
the start of the Sinai operation
lems, or such understanding
made a curfew on a number of
of our country's position
Arab villages near the border a
among the Jews of America.
necessity. A border patrol unit
I find," she declared, "that
enforcing the curfew, he said,
the American Jews turn out
fired on inhabitants in a few
in large numbers — larger
villages who came home after
than in any years since 1948
the curfew "in all innocence,"
— and that they are full of
killing the number. The affair
confidence in Israel, full of
happened on Oct. 29.
hope on behalf of Israel, in
complete sympathy with
Compensation ranging from
every one of Israel's current
IL 1,000 to IL 5,000 had been
problems whether in the
paid to each bereaved family.
realm of politics or regard to
At the United Nations, the
the country's security, or in
chairmen of the 11 Arab dele-
regard to the need for bol-
stering Israel's economy. It
has been -very encouraging
and invigorating."

-.

MRS. JACK A. GOODMAN,
of Indianapolis, has been
named chairman of the Na-
tional Women's ' Division of
the United Jewish Appeal for
its 1957 campaign, it was an-
nounced by William Rosen-
wald, UJA general chairman.
Mrs. Goodman, who was chos-
en 1956 "Women of the Year"
in Indianapolis, has been a
vice-chairman and member of
the advisory board of UJA
National Women's Division
since 1947 and is nationally
prominent in civic and phil-
anthropic affairs.

Dr. Goldstein Warns of Cairo-Kremlin,Peril

The' ominous parallel between
events in Egypt today and those
which occurred during -the Hit-
ler epoch should serve as a
warning to the free world to
beware of Nasser and the Cairo-.
Kremlin Axis, Dr. Israel Gold-
stein, president of the American
Jewish Congress, declared at a
dinner held at Hotel Biltmore,
New. York, to honor Brig. Gen.
Morris C. Troper,- former chair-
man of the European executive
of the American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee.
The dinner was sponsored by
the Business and Professional
AssOciates of the American
Jewish Congress. Ben Abrams,
a member of AJ Congress'
executive committee and presi-
dent of Emerson Radio, pre-

Says Hammarskjold Mum
on Position of Egypt's Jews

LONDON, (JTA)—United Na-
tions Secretary-General D a g
Hammarskj old has information
about, the position of Egyptian
Jewry, but he has not as yet re-
vealed "the full facts in his pos-
session," Barnett Janner, presi-
dent of the Board of Deputies
of British Jews, charged at a
meeting of the Board. Mr. Jan-
ner, a Labor Party 'member of
Parliament, has just returned
from the United States and
visits to the United Nations.

sided at the dinner.
Other speakers included Moses
A. Leavitt, executive vice-chair-,
'man of the Joint Distribution
Committee, and Louis Winsten,
president of the Accountants
Chapter of the BPA..
Frank Abrams, BPA presi-
dent,. presented Gen. Troper_
with a bronze plaque "for his
manifold achievements on be-
half of his people and his
dedicated service to his coun-
try."

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however, -Aaron HorOwitz, who
served as mayor of the city of-
Cornwall for 18 years, was de
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