Deny Immigration
of Japanese Jews

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
Jewish Agency denied re-
ports that immigration from
Japan to Israel was expect-
ed. "There is no truth in
such reports," an Agency
spokesman said.
He made it clear that the
Jewish Agency received no
applications from Japan for
immigration - and that "it has
absolutely no plans for dis-
patching missions to Japan
regarding immigration."

Israel's Per Capita
Income Rates First
Among New Nations

Paper bags for packaging matzos are just one of the many
by-products of American Israel Paper Mills, Ltd., Hadera,
Israel. The Middle East's first major paper mill, presently un-
dergoing a ten million dollar expansion program, provides
Israel with paper for newsprint, bond paper, kraft and sulphite
papers and book paper. The expansion program, scheduled for
completion in 1959, includes construction of a new pulp mill
and installation of a second paper machine. This will double
the present annual production to 37,000 tons annually, equal
to about 75% of Israel's total present annual paper con-
sumption.

Bill Pending in Congress Asks U.S.
to Buy $60 Million in Israel Bonds

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WASHINGTON, (JTA) — A rate of two and one-half per-
bill was introduced in the cent.
House providing for a joint re-
Rep. Roosevelt said such a
solution that would authorize purchase from State of :srael
the United States to purchase bonds would meet the obliga-
$60,000,000 in Israel bonds.
tions of the United States to
The measure was introduced Salomon and be in keeping
by Rep. James Roosevelt, Cali- with the spirit in which Salo-
fornia Democrat, who pointed mon loaned money to the
out that the United States struggling young revolutionary
owed an authenticated debt to government of the United
the Revolutionary War Jewish States.
He suggested the United
patriot Haym Salomon of $658,-
007 in original, principal. He States take this step in con-
estimated further interest at a nection with Israel's tenth an-
niversary. He pointed out that
the government debt of money
to Salomon was never paid in
any part, either to Salomon or
his heirs.

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Herut, General Zionists
Adopt Merger Program

JERUSALEM, (AJP) — The
General Zionists and the Herut
party have found a common
basis for an initial agreement
on a joint program for merg-
ing under the name "United
National Liberty Party," it was
disclosed here.
The agreement involves an
understanding that Menachem
Beigin will head the Knesset
list of the new United Party,
that the General Zionists will
hold second place and the
Herut Party third.
Ratification of the agreement
of merger is expected soon.

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WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Is-
rael enjoys a considerably great-
er per capita income than any
of the 19 other new, indepen-
dent states that have emerged
since World War II, according
to a summary presentation on
the Mutual Security Program,
published by the U. S. Govern-
ment. Israel is listed as having
a per capita income of $510
annually. The next highest per
capita income for a new state
is $310 annually for Malaya.
Israel's gross national product
is estimated by official U. S.
economists at $722 for 1957.
That figure is almost twice as
much as the next highest gross
national product of a Near East-
ern state; Lebanon's gross na-
tional product is listed as $372.
The Israeli gross national prod-
uct is more than twice as high
as that of either Greece or Tur-
key.
A number of national Jewish
leaders were named among 200
leading citizens who have ac-
cepted sponsorship of the Com-
mittee for International Eco-
nomic Growth, it was announced
by Eric Johnston, chairman of
the committee which will func-
tion as a private, non-partisan
group to coordinate and channel
information about the Mutual
Security Program to national
organizations and the general
public.

G.

V. Leopold Urges
Deadline Adherence
on German Claims

April 1 is the final deadline
for filing of all claims against
the German government for in-
demification for losses suffered
at the hands of the third Reich
for reasons of race, religion
nationality or political convic-
tion.
To meet this deadline, last-
minute claims can be filed with
the German Consulate in De-
troit.
In an article in the Michigan
Bar Journal, attorney G. Ver-
non Leopold lists the categories
under which compensation may
be drawn. They include loss of
life of certain near relatives,
upon whom claimant was de-
pendent, impairment of health
and limb, loss of impairment
of civil liberties and freedom,
damage to property or wealth
and discriminatory payments
etc., damage to vocational pro-
gress, damage to economic
progress, interuption of edu-
cation and immediate assist-
ance to returnees.
Certain residence require-
ments must also be met.

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Egyptian Press Attache Gets
PoliticalliefugefromFrench

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Sayed Loufti, who has been
BERNE—A press attache of granted political sanctuary by
the Egyptian legation here French authorities.
Loutfi, formerly correspond-
Wednesday became the first
member of the Nasser regime to ent for the Egyptian newspaper
seek asylum in the West. He is Al Gumhariya in L o n d o n,
Switzerland and Italy, joined
the Egyptian diplomatic corps
Arab-Israel Issue
in 1956 and served as a mem-
Raised in House of Lords
ber of delegations to a number
LONDON (JTA)—A British of international conferences.
government spokesman in the
Telling the Jewish Telegra-
House of Lords said the gov- phic Agency that "I was dissat-
ernment would not attempt to isfied with the Nasser regime,"
dictate to either the Arab Loutfi also claimed he had been
States or Israel what conces- a member of an underground in
sions either should make in Egypt which he said included
the interests of a peaceful most Egyptian intellectuals, who
settlement in the Middle were opposed to the Nasser
East. Lord Gosford, who called government.
Sir Anthony Eden's Guildhall
Informed sources here said
speech a "misunderstood state- man - ' members of the Egyptian
ment," did stress that there intelligentsia in Europe were
would have to be a compro- expected to go to Paris to ask
mise if a settlement were to for political asylum.
be reached:
Lord Silken, Labor peer, hit
out at Foreign Secretary Sel-
wyn Lloyd for making a state-
ment recently similar to
Eden's. He called it "quite un-
realistic" to expect Israel to
begin negotiations on the basis
of its surrender of territory.

BEL-AIRS

Israel Cabinet Moves
To Ease Restrictions on
Arabs in Border Areas
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The
Israel Cabinet moved toward
lifting additional restrictions
on Arab communities in the
border areas.
It named a six-man commit-
tee of Ministers to study mili-
tary government in Arab popu-
lated areas. Among them are
the Ministers of Justice and
of Police.

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