PARIS (JTA)—The influen- was not responsible for ten-
tial Paris newspaper Le Monde sion in the region.
reported Monday that Israel
Sharett said the national
was purchasing 20 jet bombers
movements
of Israel and the
from France. A report from
Arab
states
had
much in com-
Jerusalem Sunday said that Is-
rael had contracted for six mon, but that Arab nationalism
was moving into "wrong chan-
twin-engine bombers.
The new twin engine bomb- nels." He called for interna-
ers, capable of a top speed of tional protection of the terri-
700 miles per hour, will enable torial integrity of all UN mem-
Israel to strike back at any bers. Sharett added that while
Arab country which opens the world powers should show
an active interest in a settle-
hostilities.
ment
between Israel and the
The only other bombers
Arab states, they should not
which the Israel Air Force
possesses now are three B-17s, pressure for it, leaving the de-
four engine American propeller tails to be worked out by the
driven craft known during parties involved-..
World War II as Flying For- Cordier's Discussions
tresses. Israel used them in Prove Unproductive
the War of Liberation ten
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)
years ago.
JERUSALEM — Andrew Cor-
(In Jerusalem, observers ex-
pressed the suspicion that dier, UN Sec. Gen. Hammar-
American sources had leaked skjold's personal envoy, has ap-
the story about French jets be- parently brought no new pro-
ing sold to Israel with a defi- posals for solution of the Is-
nite purpose in mind. These raeli-Jordan conflict over Mt.
sources stressed two important Scopus, it was reported here
differences between the situa- after Cordier's visit late Mon-
tion of Israel and the Arab day with Israeli Premier David
states. Firstly, the Arabs are Ben-Gurion..
receiving the Anglo-American
Cordier, who went to Amman
craft virtually as a gift. Sec-. Tuesday to confer with Jordan
ondly, Israel can only go to one Premier Rifai, is expected back
source for its arms while the in Jerusalem to meet with
Arabs have a wide choice of Ben-Gurion. He may remain in
suppliers.)
the area until Friday. Highly
placed Israelis feel that noth-
Sharett Warns of
ing much can be expected from
Lebanese Dangers
Cordier's discussion on matters
BRUSSELS (JTA)—The pres- which they consider minor in
ent situation in Lebanon is scope. In addition, Cordier has
fraught with danger, Moshe been busy in Beirut helping or-
Sharett, former Prime Minister ganize the UN's Lebanese
of Israel, warned the Council watchdog service. In Jerusa-
of the Socialist International lem, it was reported Cordier
has also been occupied trying
which is meeting here.
to iron out conflicts and inter-
The Council adopted a reso- nal difficulties within the UN
lution calling for international Truce Supervision Organization.
guarantees for the borders of
It was reported that at Mon-
the Middle Eastern states, in-
cluding Israel, and for the day's Ben-Gurion - Cordier meet-
launching of large-scale devel- ing, which UN Truce Chief
opment projects in the region Maj. Gen. Carl Von Horn at-
under United Nations auspices. tended, Cordier raised the
Another resolution expressed question of the status of UN
the hope that an improvement observers on Mt. Scopus and
in the world situation would of the Arab Village of Issa-
lead to a relaxation of tension wia on the height.
in the Middle East.
The Jordan press meanwhile
Sharett, who is a member of reported, on the basis of al-
the Mapai delegation to the leged UNTSO sources, that
parley, told the session that Cordier brought proposals that
subversion of Lebanon from the UN take over Mt. Scopus
within and without might pro- and set up its headquarters in
duce "an explosion" in the the Hadassah Hospital and He-
Middle East. He noted that de- brew University buildings. No
velopments in Lebanon proved comment on these r e p or t s
Israelis long-held contention could be obtained at UNTSO
that the emergence of Israel. headquarters.
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University's Prof. SAMUEL
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CHAIM L. PEKERIS, of the
Weizmann Institute of
Science, during a recent visit
to Hebrew U., at Givat Ram,
Jerusalem.
Arab League Opens
Washington Office
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to The Jewish News
WASHINGTON — The Arab
League will open an anti-Israel
propaganda office Tuesday in
the nation's capital. The Wash-
ington bureau of the "Arab In-
formation Of f i c e" will be
headed by Prof. Hussein Kamal
Selim, of Cairo, who recently
was sponsored by the American
Friends of the Middle East in
a number of anti-Zionist ad-
dresses to American audiences.
He attacked Jewry as well as
the State of Israel.
(It was reported last week
that an Arab propaganda office
also may be opened in Detroit.)
Annual Meeting of UHS June 25
A testimonial in honor of
Albert Elazar, superintendent of
the United Hebrew Schools, will
be the feature of the 38th an-
nual meeting of the schools,
Wednesday, at 8:15 p.m., at
the Esther Berman Branch on
Schaefer.
Mr. Elazar has been superin-
tendent of the United Hebrew
Schools for ten years during
which time the schools have ex-
perienced a remarkable growth
and consolidation as the central
agency for Jewish education in
Detroit, it was announced by
Abe Kasle, president.
In addition to the president's
report to . be given by Kasle,
election of officers for 1958-59,
plus one-third of the board of
director5 for a three year term
beginning June 1958, will take
place.
The guest speaker will be
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, whose
subject will be, "A Decade of
Jewish Education in Detroit".
Elazar was born in Jerusalem.
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He was graduated from the
Yellins Teachers Seminary in
Jerusalem and from La Sor-
bonne University in Paris, where
he majored in political science.
In 1929, he came to the United
States.
- He organized the Hillel Foun-
dation at the University of
Colorado and served as its first
counselor; served as director
of education of Anshe Emet
Schools of Chicago; is a past
president of the Midwest Fed-
'eration of Jewish Educators
and a member of the board of
the National Council of Jewish
Education. Since 1948, he has
been superintendent of the
United Hebrew Schools and
director of the Midrasha College
of Jewish Studies.
The program for the Wednes-
day's meeting will include music
selections by the United Hebrew
Schools choir and a reception
tendered by the Women's Auxil-
iary of the Schools. The public
is invited:
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President of Temple Beth Emet
became Bar Mitzvah.
Fred Fine reached the cus-
torriary 13th year 23 years ago
bereft of the usual Jewish edu-
cation needed for the ceremony
and did not have one.
Last July, when he became
president of his Temple, he be-
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he should have his Bar Mitzvah
like any other Jewish male. He
studied with Rabbi Aaron J.
Tofield and last week chanted
the prayers and the chapter of
the Prophets in the traditional
ceremony.
A group of friends headed by
Leslie Goldmann created the
Fred Fine Bar Mitzvah Fund
instead of the usual gifts given
the Bar Mitzvah. The money
will be used to advance Hebrew
education for congregants.
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Israel to Receive Jet Bombers
from France; Capable of 700 MPH