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NEW YORK (JTA)—The . Ro-
manian government is attempt-
ing to prove to Jews in the
United States that Romanian
Jews enjoy freedom of worship.
The Bucharest government's
official firm engaged in foreign
trade is soliciting among Ameri-
can Jews subscriptions to the
"Review on the Religion of the
Jewish Community," a publica-
tion which was formerly issued
once a month but which now i
comes out fortnightly.
1:0 By HAROLD U. RILBALOW
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(Copyright, 1957. JTA, Inc.)
Copies of the "Review" re-
ceived here contain two pages
in the Hebrew language, two
in Yiddish, and four in Ro-
manian. Photographs in the
"Review" show the Romanian
grand rabbi surrounded by
children who are presumably
pupils of a Talmud Torah, a
young boy wearing a prayer
shawl and skull cap conducting
a Temple service, and illustra-
tions from old editions of the
Haggadah.
-"The Jewish Observer and
W Middle East Review" a London
h- journal of brilliance and author-
•-, ity,
recently carried an article
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E-l• on what the correspondent calls
W "the great football scandal" of
A the 1956-1957 season in the Jew-
ish State. Mr. Ramati charges
€.0 that Israeli football, or soccer,
I ."is organized on a party-polit-
ical basis by the Hapoel, Mac-
v-+ cabi and Betar organizations.
L.: Then he clarifies the situation:
eq
s. "Hapoel is controlled by the
4) Histadrut
A
parties (Mapai, Ma-
E pam and Achduth Avodah),
a.) Maccabi by the private sector
(the General ZioniSts and the
Progressives) and Betar by
May You Be Blessed
Herut. While .Betar has neve r
ea
:tz constituted a decisive force in
With a Year of
the Israel Football Association ,
the two other organizations
HEALTH, and HAPPINESS
have been fighting for prestige
there for a long time." Mr. Ra-
mati states that "No Betar play-
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er has represented Israel for a
startling new development in the Israel immigration
long time and Israel football is
picture occurred during the outgoing year, 5717, when Jewish
usually represented by approx-
citizens from Eastern Europe were permitted to move to Israel.
Distributor of
imately equal numbers of Mac-
Scores of families were reunited whenever a ship pulled into
cabi and Hapoel players."
Haifa port, as in the above picture, or when a planeload of
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He also declares that games
refugees touched down at Lydda Airport. The staggering costs
are won and lost by teams ac-
of rescuing and resettling 100,000 refugees from East Europe,
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cording to the best interests of
Egypt and North Africa were met by the United Jewish Appeal.
the political parties that spon-
sor them. When a club can help
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its parent organization more by Writer Conjectures,
"Be not rash with thy
losing than b y winning, why, it U.S. Wants to Be
mouth."—Ecclesiastes 5:1
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NEW YORK (JTA) — The
Jewish Agency was honored for
its unique "ship-to-settlement"
program for immigrants in Is-
rael. The Social Service Divi-
sion of the United Jewish
Appeal presented the Agency
with its second annual award
for Outstanding Social Service
Achievement,
Henry A. McCarthy, New
York City Commissioner of
Welfare, presented an illu-
minated scroll emblematic of
the award to Mrs. Rose Halpri•,
acting head -- of the Jewish
Agency.
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