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London Publisher
Prints Yiddish Work
LONDON (WJA) — A new
study on "Contemporary Yid-
dish Literature" by Prof. A. A.
Roback has just been published
by Linealns-Prager (Publish-
ers) Ltd. in London for the
`Popular Jewish Library' Series
of the World Jewish Congress
British Section.
This comprehensive popular
study was written by Prof. Ro-
back at the request of the
World JeWish Congress and is
a sequel and companion volume
to his earlier works, "Story of
Yiddish Literature" and "Curi-
osities of Yiddish Literature."
The author, now head of the
psychology department of Em-
erson College, was formerly
professor of the North-Eastern
College and instructor of Har-
vard University. Previous. works
on Jewish subjects include a
study on "Jewish Influence in
Modern Thought" and a study
on "J. L. Peretz—Psychologist
of Literature."
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Nazi-Like Anti-Semitism
Charged to Egypt. at UN
GENEVA, (JTA)—Israel ac-
cused Egypt of instituting an
official campaign of anti- Semit-
ism, persecution and expulsion
of Jews reminiscent of the Nazi
actions against the Jews.
The accusation was made by
Dr. Menahem Kahany, Israeli
representative at the meeting
here of the United Nations Eco-
nomic and Social Council, dur-
ing a discussion of the report of
the UN High Commissioner on
Refugees.
Dr. Kahany declared that
since 1956 "the situation of
Egyptian Jewry has gravely
deteriorated after administra-
tive measures taken by the
Egyptian government against
them and a virulent anti-Semi-
tic campaign conducted against
them—a campaign which' re-
minds us of another which took
place not so long ago on an-
other continent but on the same
pattern and led by the same
people who have found friendly
asylum in Egypt."
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Yiddish-Hebrew Proposal
Made for Polish Students
LONDON, (JTA) — Children
attending Jewish elementary
schools in Poland will be taught
Yiddish during the first four
years and Hebrew from the
fifth year onward, according to
proposals accecpted by the
presidium of the Central Coun-
cil of Jewish Cultural Associa-
tions in Warsaw.
According to a Yiddish-lan-
\ guage broaddast from Warsaw
monitored here, this proposal
was made by a conference of
Jewish teachers in Warsaw
earlier this month and sub-
mitted to the central council.
Refugee Commissioner's
Job Set for Five Years
Khrushchev Confirms
Curb on Emigration
GENEVA, (JTA) — The
United Nations Economic and
Social Council, meeting here,
unanimously adopted a resolu-
tion considering that the office
of the UN High Commissioner
for Refugees should be contin-
ued for five years from Jan. 1,
1959, and that the General
Assembly should review -no
later than 1962 whether the of-
fice should•be further continued.
The resolution was sponsored
jointly by Canada, France,
Netherlands, United Kingdom
and United States. It included
a Greek amendment authorizing
the High Commissioner to make
an appeal to member states of
the United Nations or the
specialized agencies with a view
to the closing down of refugee
NEW YORK (AJP) — A
Reuters dispatch from Moscow
reports that a Mrs. Elmer
McLain of Lima, 0.—one of a
group of 24 American visitors
received in the Kremlin—had
questioned Khrushchev on the
right of Jews to emigrate from
the USSR.
According to the dispatch,
the Soviet leader replied:
"It is true to a certain ex-
tent. We issue passports only
to those whose trip is useful.
Recently we gave Jews pass-
ports for repatriation to Poland.
But we know they went straight
to Israel. We consider Israel as
pursuing an aggressive policy."
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Hit Exemption of Coops
from N.Y. Anti-Bias Law
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Offi-
cials of five major Jewish or-
ganizations urged members of
the New York City Council to
indicate their opposition to a
proposed amendment that
would exempt cooperative
apartments from the Fair Hous-
ing Bill now before the Coun-
cil,
A statement signed by the
officials pointed out that the
amendment would "exclude the
very form of housing in which
discrimination against Jews is
most widely practiced in this
city."
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Reveal Miss Universe
Is Half Jewish
LIMA - (JTA) — Miss Gladys
Zender, the Peruvian beauty
chosen Miss Universe, is half-
Jewish, sources here revealed
this week.
The beauty queen is the
daughter of Eduardo Zender
Honigman, a prominent mem-
ber of the dwindling Jewish
community in this city. Her
mother is non-Jewish.
Her grandfather was presi-
dent of the original Jewish
cominunity here, which dates
back from 1870.
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Writer of Israeli Script
Pens New Film Vehicle
Larry Marcus, who spent
many months in Israel writing
a novel dealing with the war
of independence waged by the
new State, now has completed
a screenplay on a different
subject.
"This Day Alone," which Gor-
don Kay will produce for Uni-
versal-International with Rich-
ard Egan and Julie London
sharing star billing, deals with
a man who becomes a derelict
until he realizes that he must
reconstruct his life in order
to regain the respect of his
wife.
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250,000 Refugees From Nazism
Eligible For $1,200 Each
From W. German Government
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Some 250,000 refugees from
Nazi Germany — eligible for
payments of up to $1,200 each
under a law passed last year
-by the West German Govern-
ment—have thus far failed to
apply for the money due them,
it was revealed today.
Two leaders in the field of
refugee aid have offered the
assistance of their agencies to
the refugees, many of whom
may not be aware that they
are entitled to receive the pay-
ments. Moses A. Leavitt, execu-
tive vice-chairman of the Joint
Distribution Committee, and
James P. Rice, executive direc-
tor of United Hias Service, of-
fered to help the refugees find
the necessary documents to sup-
port their claims.
Applicants who need help in
documenting their claims should
contact either the JDC at 3 E.
54th St., New York 22; or Hias,
425 Lafayette, New York 3.
U.S. May Back Malik for General Assembly Post
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—The
United States may support the
candidacy of Foreign Minister
Charles Malik of Lebanon for
the presidency of the United
Nations General Assembly when
the assembly meets in Septem-
ber.
The question of backing Malik
is being weighed here with a
view to advancing the American
position in the Arab world with
the Afro-Asian bloc. Lebanon
has moved toward the United
States since the Suez Crisis
and has adhered to the Eisen-
hower Doctrine.
Sir Leslie Munro, Ambassa-
dor of New Zealand, had pre-
' viously announced his candidacy
for the General Assembly pres-
idency. He is favored by Israel.
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CITY TAXES
ALL 1957 CITY TAX BILLS
HAVE BEEN MAILED
A number of properties are listed on the 1957 tax rolls as OWNER
UNKNOWN. If you have failed to receive your tax statement, please re-
quest duplicate by phone, WO 5-4200, Extension 551, by mail, or in person
at the City-County Building as interest must be added if not paid by
September 3, 1957.* TO FACILITATE PHONE CALLS IT IS REQUESTED
THAT THE WARD NUMBER AND ITEM NUMBER BE KNOWN.
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INTEREST, DUE TO THE LABOR DAY HOLIDAY.
FIRST HALF DUE
AUGUST 15
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