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With funds provided by the sale of State of Israel Develop-
ment Bonds, construction forges ahead on a new copper smelt-
ing plant at Timna, site of the legendary Sing Solomon copper
mines, about twenty miles north of Elath. Shown above are
Israeli workinsen building a series of reservoirs for the plant,
which, when completed next year, is expected to produce
about 100 tons of copper a day. The reservoirs will help Israel
meet the"' increased,demand for pure copper in industrial
projects at home and for export to world markets.

The 'Arab World' Is
a Myth, Life Charges

f"izza vs. Falafel

NEW YORK; (AJP)—In its
comprehensive article on "The
Arab World," Life Magazine this
week painted the' following pic-
ture for its millions of readers:
"The lack of progress is evi-
dent everywhere in the. Arab
world: polygamy, though the
practice is vanishing; tribal
feudalism, especially in Iraq,
where a few powerful landlords
still control much of the acreage
and hold the tillers of the soil
in virtual serfdom; widespread
illiteracy; corruption and . ven-
ality of office; the vestiges of
slavery, and a vast gap between
the haves and the have-nots .. .
a world beset by cleavages—
dynastic, political and even re-
ligious—that cut it up in many
ways. -
"These divisions go so deep
that the observer despairs of the
Arabs ever acting sollectively
or effectively and .wonders how
they dare call themselves a
`world' or a 'nation' at all."

Inexpensive 'Pie'
:Endangers - Dominance -.

TEL AVIV (JTA) . —"Talafeli
Israel's - version of the American
hOt dog, is getting heavy com-
petition frOm a newcomer to
the fantastic, variety of focids
available in the Jewish State--
pizza pie.
. "Pizza Napplitant" signs are

sprouting on Tel Aviv streets

and giving forebodings - to Tel
Aviv's street vendors- of falafel.
A very fancy pizza .pie was
introduced to' Israel two 'years
ago in the elegant Italian Res-
taurant. An inexpensive variety
came later and is catching on
at restaurants on every street.
Baked on the premises, the
inexpensive pizza pie. is made
of black olives, anchovies and'
oregano spice, spread on a layer
of American cheese baked in
bread dough. •
R. 1 Levi, enterprising Owner
of the- Italian Restaurant, was
the first to 'offer pizza' pie on
an outdoor stand, which , attracts
British Critics Cool
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Up to 40 customers a day. He, is
planning to introduce pizza with
to Polish Troupe
LONDON, (JTA) — London's sausages on .goose . paste or tur-
drama critics accorded a mixed key 'fat for, Israelis 'who scare
reception to the Jewish State calorie charts.
Theater.of Poland which open-,
ed a three-week London en- Explain Refusal of Bid
gagement at the Winter Garden
to Debate Anti-Zionists
last night.
TUCSON, (JTA) --The Me-
Most of the criticism was di-
rected at the selection of the son Zionist Council has denied
play chosen for the opening—a a charge by the local chapter of
Yiddish drama of Jewish'eman- the American Council for Juda-
ism that the Zionists evaded a
cipation in the 19th century.
The Times of London com- public debate on Zionism on or-
mented that "whatever its pro- d.ers from the Los Angeles Zion., .
pagandist virtues', the piece is ist Council office.
According to the Arizona Post,
not well-suited to display the
. acting capacities of the visiting . the Tucson chapter circulated a
company." The Daily Tele- public statement that "Tuason
graph's critic said "the play Zionists advised Us they were
hardly, gaye the present corn- forbidden to • participate" in a
Pany a chatice to show its qual- debate. witip. the anti-Zionists. _
The Zionist Council retorted
ity." The London • News Chro-
nicle critic_ found the combina- that "our -group was not for-
tion of Yiddish and the gloom bidden by any outside office.
- of the play too much for hirn. Our thoughts and' our actions
are independent as•hose for all
American -should be."
Soviet Russian Envoy_
The Zionist Cquncil explained
its action by asserting the anti-
Returning. to Israel.
Zionist grOiip wanted to get an
JERUSALEM, (JTA)
Re- audience'f o
. ./cte bate on
ports that Alexander AbrainOv, "whether American Sews have
Russian Ambassador to Israel, a right to express their opinions
was, returning to his • Israeli on U:S. Government policy:- As
-post, were confirrned T by the Americans, we feel that in 'this
Russian legation at Ramat Gan. country such a *tit:dee -fOr de-
Abramov was recalled to Nips- bate". is 'Unnecessary."
cow last fall as a Soviet protest •
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Israel Slashes Salaries
of Government Employees

Rabbinical Judicial System

PARIS, (JTA) — The Mor-
occan government, by decree,
has modified the existing - rab- .
binical judicial system, it was
reported from 'Rabat, capital of
Morocco. The decree created
nine regional tribunals' and

JERUSALEM' (JTA)—The Is-
rael government decided to cut
tile- salaries of all government
employees by IQ per cent, as
part of its • belt-tightening
eration. The cut will extend to twelve "delegate" tribunals, the
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the foreign' service.
report said. '
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Hamilton's
Jewish
Relatives

By DAVID SCHWARTZ
(Copyright, 1957, JTA, Inc.)
Now, that the country is mark-
ing the 200th anniversary of the
birth of Alexander Hamilton, it
may be interesting to recall that
while Hamilton himself was n4
Jew, he had a Jewish half bro-
ther, Peter Levine, who lived in
S out h Carolina. Hamilton's
mother was married to a Jew,
who was much older than she.
They Were divorced and the
ex-Mrs. Levine then lived, with-
out benefit of legal wedlock,
with a Scotsman named/Hamil
ton. Alexander Hamilton was
the 'offspring of this second
union, Peter Levine was the off-
spring of her first marriage.
Hamilton -wag nqt a religious
person. He was opposed to the
motion that the Coristittrtional
Convention be opend with
prayers. He made slime jocular
remark to the effect that pray-
ing is a form of foreign inter-
vention. Washington ducked the
whole issue by accepting a mo-
tion to adjourn.
Hamilton was born in the
Virgin Islands to Which many
of 'the -Marranos had fled after
the Spanish 'Inquisition. One
very notable Jevi : born in the
Virgin Islands was the famous
painter, .Pisarro.

Earlier 'Deadlines
for Our Issues of
April 19, April 26

Because of Passover, there
will be earlier deadlines for
our issues of April 19 and
April 26.
Deadlines for all copy, in-
cluding photographs, for both
issues will be at noon on the
preceding Fridays, April 12
and 19.

Lebanese Visit Israel
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Two Mar-
onite archbishops from Leba-
non completed a three-day visit
to the Maronite - Catholic con-
gregations in Israel. The prel-
ates visited their church in
Haifa then toured isolated Mar-
onite communities in Galilee.

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Athletes Sought For Fifth
Maccabiah Games In Israel
The United States • Commit-

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nounced it would again-sponsor
a United States team of atria-
teur athletes to participate in
the fifth Maccabiah Games to
be held Sept. 15 to 24, in Tel
Aviv,
The Committee_ can ' be com-
municated with at its national
headquarters, 130 West 42nd
Street, New York .36, N. Y.

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April 30

Palestinian Incident -
- Truth, is stranger than 'fiction.

Abraham Krintzky, one of the
founders of Ramath Gan in Is
rael, was recently reminiscing.
He -told of the time when the
'henchmen of Mr. Bevin in Pal-
estine were searching the land
for Jewish. arms. Krintzky was
afraid they might find a store
of arms located in a central
building in the settlement. One
part of the building was a gen--
eral store stocked with notions,
candy, etc.
Krintzky went down to take
a look and sure enough he
found a detail of British sol-
diers, . accompanied by blood-
hounds. Krintzky went into the
store, ordered the clerk to take
all the chocolate candy and put
it out front, unprotected.
The 'bloodhounds first sniffed
then began to eat the candy.
The British soldiers . soon found
the loot of chocolate and began
to eat. Then_ they piled up their
"jeep" . with the candy. Having
loaded the car to the brim, they
went off, diverted from their
search.

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