Sullivan Picks Israeli Acts to Appear on TV Show
Israel Court Rejects 1'4y-titian's
Organization of
Auditions of several hun- dance troupe of five boys and the Zionist
to select the Caravan
Plea on Implication in Prison Riot dred Israeli artists held in the five girls; folk singer Nehama America
the Jewish state's top en-

JERUSALEM (JTA) — The ply, said that the authorities had
Israel Supreme Court rejected a not received a request for a
bid for habeas corpus made by Red Cross representative to
Ahmed Osman, an Egyptian meet with Osman, but there was
journalist who is being held on no objection to such a meeting.
suspicion of having organized He denied that the Arab had
the jailbreak at Shattah Prison been treated l i k e a convict,
noting that he had received spe-
in northern Israel.
The plaintiff was brought into cial privileges. He also denied
court on a stretcher from a hos- the solitary confinement charge,
pointing to Osman's presence in
pital where he has been treated a hospital room. Finally, the
for a leg wound suffered during
government's representative
the prison riot. Osman, who
.came from London where the said that Osman could, as the
Israel Embassy issued him a law provides, engage an Israeli
visa, was arrested and was being attorney who then had the right
held at Shattah Prison on sus- to invite counsel from abroad
picion of espionage, when the to join in Osman's defense.
riot occurred.
The Attorney General, reply-
ing for the government. asked
Osman's continued detention,
asserting that a preliminary in-
vestigation was completed and
charges would soon be brought
to a court asking Osman's trial
for his part in the break. in
which a number of persons lost
their lives.
While the Egyptian newspa-
perman did not challenge his
original arrest, he appealed for
a writ against the Israel gov-
ernment on the f ollow in g
grounds: he had not been per-
mitted to contact the Interna-
tional Red Cross; he was treated
like a convict despite the fact
that he had not been sentenced
by any court, and he was being
held in solitary confinement, a
form of punishment.
• In court, Osman added a
fourth point—he asked for per-
mission to hire counsel for his
defense from abroad.
The Attorney General, in re-

ZOA House in Tel Aviv re-
stilted in the selection by Ed
Sullican, noted TV personality,
of five acts for a countrywide
tour under ZOA auspices and
for appearance on his Sun-
day night's television program
on Nov. 2.
According to an announcement
by Jacques Torczyner, ZOA ad-
ministrative vice-chairman, the
artists selected for the "Ed Sul-
livan-ZOA Caravan of Israel
Stars" will include the follow-
ing:
Twelve-year-old violin virtu-
oso Yitzhak Pearlman, a polio
victim; the Yon•tan Cannon

Hendel of the "Batzal Yarok"
troupe, and her accompanist,
Menahem Lazarovitch, (Miss
Hendel was the female lead of
the "Pillar of Fire," the film
recently made in Israel by
Larry Frisch, son of the late
ZOA president Daniel Frisch;)
Bracha Eden and Alexander
Wilkowirsky, duo-pianists and
Albert Almoslino, young sci-
entist, who gained international
renown by his specialty of
shadow caricaturing, reviving
the popular 19th century pas-
time of "candle silhouettes."
Sullivan made his first visit
to Israel at the invitation of

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Bonn Will Not Re-Inter
Bergen-Belsen Victims

BONN (JTA)—The graves of
Nazi victims at the former Ber-
gen-Belsen concentration camp
will not be dug up for reinter-
ment, as proposed by the French
government.
The denial of the French .re-
quest was announced by the
Foreign Ministry here with the
issuance of a letter from the
Ministry to Dr. Nahum Gold-
mann, who had written a vigor-
ous protest against the plan.
Dr. Goldmann, along with
many others who had protested
t h e disinterment plan, had
pointed out in his letter that
the great majority of the Nazi
victims buried in mass graves at
Bergen-Belsen were Jews and
not French nationals.
Among the protests against
the French- proposal were reso-
lutions from many Jewish and
non-Jewish organizations o f
former Nazi victims in Israel
and in other countries.

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Judge Stern Presiding

of
tertainers for appearance on
his "Toast of the' Town" pro-
gram and coast-to-coast tour of
the United States under the
auspices of the ZOA.
Their tour is expected to
take them to more than 50
communities in furtherance of
of the Zionist program for
Israel-American cultural ex-
change. Twentieth Century Fox
Studios will audition them
when they appear in Los An-
geles. The tour will be cli-
maxed with a mammoth per-
formance in New York as part
of the ZOA's Israel Tenth An-
niversary celebration.

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