Haifa Dock Workers
End Two-Day Strike

Sid Shmarak's

.Business Briefs

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News

GEORGE OHRENSTEIN,
Certified Master Watchmaker
and Jeweler, located at '18963
Liyernois, is participating in
the 10th annual national
"Watch InspeCtion Time" pro-
gram with a colorful exhibit
indicating the skill and crafts-
manship which go into the
proper servicing of present-day
watches and intricate mech-
a n i s m - s. Many of today's
watches, the self-winding
watch, for instance, has been so
perfected in recent years that
you can compare it to a conven-
tional watch the way an auto-
matic drive compares to an old-
style gearshift in a car. Service
on modern-day watches or the
conventional watch should be
repaired by a watch-service ex-
pert' who possesses this special
ability because of his training
and experience. George Ohren-
stein, incidentally, services all
watches with genuine factory-
packaged parts.

THE NUMBER FOUR is fea-
tured in the Seder. There are
four questions, four sons, and
four cups. Mystics have been
quick to declare that this is a
hint of the Tetragrammaton, the
four letters which form the
word for the Almighty One in
Hebrew.

MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!

Sammy Woolf

And His Orchestra

UN 4-3174
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UN 3-6501

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HAIFA — An unauthorized
two-day slow-down strike by
Haifa dockworkers in support
of demands for reduction of
their income taxes which had
severely hampered loading of
citrus fruits at peak of season
was ended Wednesday. Four
ships in Haifa and two in Jaffa
were loading citrus for export
while more ships waited in har-
bor to be -loaded.
Streams of loaded trucks and
freight cars jammed the roads
and rails leading to ports.
Officials reported that up to
the present time more than
5,500,000 cases of citrus have
been exported and that Israel
expects to export about 8,-
000,000 cases this season.

France and Israel Make
Cultural Pact; Covers
Scientific Cooperation
PARIS (JTA)—A cultural
agreement between France and
Israel has reached the final
stages of negotiation and is due
to be signed late - this month.
Dr. Shaul Lewin, cultural coun-
sellor to the Israel Embassy in
Paris, said that the pact, the
first of its kind between the
two nations, will cover scientific
and cultural cooperation. They
will exchange information per-
taining to nuclear research,
among other fields.
(In Tel Aviv, it was an-
nounced that Koor, the Hista-
drut industrial complex, has
signed an agreement with • an
unnamed French company to set
up an electrical appliance fac-
tory in Israel.)

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AS INEVITABLE as spring
is the advent of the goodwill
luncheon - annually given by
the Ladies of Michigan's Jew-
ish War Veterans . . . March
19 will mark the 11th year
that the unique affair has been
presented. . . . It will be held
at the JWV Memorial Home
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that day for 'women who rep-
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which circumvents language,
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skin in times of - stress, can
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standing at all times. . . .
Corrinne Oppenheim, Jewish
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dent, and her goodwill lunch-
eon chairman, Sarah Nemon,
urge all the Jewish organi-
zations to send representatives.
. . . The public is welcome.
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SOL T,- Ewis, .of the Lewis
CliniO, says to live well you
need a good sense of humor.
. . . He still has at his office
a cartoon that ran in a maga-
zine some time ago showing
a group of physicians spr-
rounding a patient on an op-
erating table. . . . •From an
incision in his stomach issued
a stream of moths and' butter-
flies . . . "By God," ran the
caption, "he was right!"
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Trusteeship Council or any
other important UN group
could refuse to go along on
recognizing the UAR.
At the very time, Hammar-
skjold made the announcement
the Trusteeship Council was in
session. Syria is a member of
that Council. Thus the Syrian
representative could become
the representative of the UAR.
Under such an arrangement,
the Egyptiaii-Syrian delegation
in the United Nations \vould
give up one General Assembly
vote—but would' retain such
other votes in other bodies,
like the Trusteeship Council,
as had been assigned previous-
ly to either Syria or Egypt.
As a result of Hammarsk-
jold's announcement, there will
now be only 81 members in
the United Nations instead of
82. But whether either Syria
or Egypt had a vote before,
they would still have a vote—
except in General Assembly.

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UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
'(JTA) — Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold announced
that he has accepted new cre-
dentials from Dr. Omar Loutfi,
bead of the Egyptian delega-
tion here, as chairman of the
delegation of the United Arab
Republic.
Hammarskjold made it clear
in his announcement that his
acceptance of Dr. Loutfi's new
credentials — and the implied
de facto recognition of the
UAR by the United Nations--
would still need higher ap-
proval.
The Secretary General's an-
nouncement said he had ac-
cepted the credentials "wiihin
the limits" of authority vested
in the Secretary General and
"without prejudice to any im-
pending action by any of the
principal or subsidiary organs
of the United Nations."
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Danny Raskin's Dag Recognizes Arab Republic;
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BUENOS AIRES (JTA) —
The departure of the editor of
a Nazi anti-Semitic monthly
"Der Weg" was seen here as
confirmation- of reports that the
publication would soon be
moved to Vienna.
The German-language anti-.
Semitic sheet was the subiect
of numerous representations by
the Jewish community here to
the government, but all protests
have been rebuffed on the
grounds of freedom of the press

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