diplomat and United ,Nations group were rounded up by Le- sabotage in Lebanon.
Secy. General Hammarskjold's
personal representative, arrived
here to begin
his mission of
obtaining full
demilitariza-
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By JACOB BALL-TESHUVA rael agreed to full inspection of
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her positions on the height
"Long Day's Journey Into when Jordan had demilitarized
Night," Eugene O'Neill's Pulit- its portion of the area. In the
zer Prize winning play current- Jordan area there is a military
training camp, fortifications
ly on Broadway, will be per- and
a population of the local
formed in Israel this season in Arab village which exceeds by
Hebrew by the Habimah Thea- several hundred the limit set
ter. Eartha Kitt, who learned in the special pact between Is-
Hebrew songs fluently while on rael and Jordan governing the
a recent concert tour in Israel, height.
demonstrated her new talent on
It is understood that Israel
Dec. 24 in Madison Square Gar- expects the Urrutia talks to
den during the Hanukah fes- accomplish two things: preven-
tival sponsored by Israel Bonds tion of future interference by
. . . Inbal, the dance theatre Jordan in Israel's affairs on
of Israel, will open its first Mt. Scopus, like the recent
Arterican tour Monday for a 3- blockade against the transporta-
week engagement at the Martin tion of gasoline to the guards
Beck Theatre in New York .. . on the crown of the hill; and,
Elabell Davis, American Negro exploration of the possibilities
singer, is currently appearing of implementation of Article
successfully in a concert tour VIII of the Armistice pact which
in Israel . . . Two major Amer- looks toward the resumption of
ican film companies are con- regular cultural life at the
sidering the possibilities of film-
ing the life story of General Hebrew University and humani-
Moshe Dayan . . . Romeo and tarian activities at Hadassah
Juliet, in its brilliant Hebrew Hospital.
version, is currently being per-
In its first complaint to the
formed with great success in Israel-Jordan Mixed Armistice
Tel Aviv by the Chamber Thea- Commission since United Na-
ter . .. Theodore Bikel, former tions Secretary General Dag
Israeli actor, is currently ap- Hammarskjold's visit to the
pearing in the Broadway play area, Jordan charged this week-
"The Rope Dancers."
end that Israeli troops were
digging trenches in the Mt.
Scopus demilitarized area. This
was originally one of the
charges which brought tension
between Jordan and UN acting
truce chief Col. Byron V. Leary
and caused Hammarskj old to
make flying visits to Amman
and Jerusalem.
Albert Elazar, superintendent of the United He-
brew Schools, and Louis LaMed, chairman of the Mid-
rasha board, announced this week that the Kasle
Midrasha and High School Building of the schools,
now being completed adjacent to the Esther Berman
Building on Schaefer near Seven Mile Road, will be
dedicated at a public meeting on Sunday evening, Feb.
23, at the Berman auditorium.
The new Midrasha and High School building,
which is being named in honor of the president of
the United Hebrew Schools, Abe Kasle, will be ready
for occupancy by some of the college and high school
students before the end of this month.
Arrangements are being made for special pro-
grams to mark the dedications, announcements to be
made next week.
Australia to Welcome
Dutch, Polish Jews
With the full support of the
Australian Jewish community,
the Executive Council of Aus-
tralian Jewry has announced its
readiness to accept all Jews
who may be expelled from In-
donesia, either of Dutch na-
tionality or stateless.
Sydney D. Einfeld, president
of the Executive Council, who
is currently on a visit to the
United States, also told a meet-
ing of the Western Hemisphere
Executive of the World Jewish
Congress in New York that the
Australian government had
shown full cooperation on the
question of visas to Hungarian
and Polish Jews in the past
year.
About 2,500 refugees had
eome in from Hungary and per-
mission had been granted for
Polish Jews to enter provided
they had close relatives in Aus-
tralia. About 100 Polish Jews
would leave for Australia in the
early days of 1958, and another
250 would go by the end of
January.
Einfeld predicted that the 60,-
000 Jews in Australia would
spiral to 66,000 in 1958. He
also was honored at a luncheon
tendered by United Hias Serv-
ice.
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Israel-Jewish Scene
VINGS
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January 22 to February 29, 1958
Tasks:
• To focus attention on the actiivties of
the Jewish National Fund in building
the Land of Israel and strengthening
its security,
• To distribute thousands of Blue-White
JNF Boxes in Detroit and out-state
Jewish homes.
• To mobilize- the broadest possible sup-
port for the JNF through the widest
possible use of JNF's traditional collec-
tion methods.
PLANT TREES
IN ISRAEL
• To distribute thousands of Blue-White
JNF Boxes in Detroit and out-state
Jewish homes.
• To plant hundreds of thousands of trees
in Israel's Defense Forests,
• To remind Jews to remember the JNF
in their wills, thus linking their names
forever with the Land of Israel.
PHONE NUMBER:
UN 4-2767
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IN EVERY
- JEWISH HOME
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Israel Complains Against
Lebanon on Shortage
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Israel
has demanded a meeting of the
Israel-Lebanese Mixed Armi-
stice Commission to consider a
raid inside Israel last Friday
night by four saboteurs who
blasted an empty kindergarten
in the Shomera border settle-
ment. The infiltrators were be-
lieved to have come from Syria
through Lebanon whose relaxed
border watch made easier the
penetration of Israeli territory.
Israel will ask Lebanon to
cooperate by tightening border
controls - once again and thus
help make it more difficult for
Syrians to cross into Israel. The
Israel-Lebanese MAC does not
adopt resolutions as a form of
procedure, but comes to mutual
agreements on future actions
for pacifying the border.
The rubber-booted saboteurs
demolished the kindergarten,
cut telephone communications
and damaged a water pipe lead-
ing to the settlement but in-
jured no one before fleeing
back across two borders. A
subsequent investigation un-
covered unexploded demolition
charges under several other
buildings. This is the first in-
cident along the Lebanese
border in many months.
Radio Beirut announced the
arrest of 15 Syrian agents in
Lebanon, including the head of
an organization - ostensibly
aimed at returning the Pale-
stine Arab refugees to Israel;
on suspicion of having planned
and carried out the attack on
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Dedicate Kasle Midrasha Dr. Urrutia Start s Scopus Talks with Israel, Jordan
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Dr.
Israel settlement of Shorn- banese authorities last week in
High School Bldg. Feb. 23 Francisco Urrutia, Colombian the
era. Ten other members of the connection with several acts of