THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S — Friday, Sep tember 12, 1958-8

Late News from Around the Worl

UNEF Serves as UN
Model 'Stand-By' Force

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.,
(JTA) — Rumors to the effect
that Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold would file a re-
port at the forthcoming session
of the General Assembly point-
ing toward the possibility of a
stand-by United Nations peace
force were confirmed by the
Secretariat here.
Hammarskjold's staff circu-
lated his annual report on the
UN Emergency Force. In the
report, which will be discussed
by the General Assembly, Ham-
marskjold declares that UNEF
is "well organized and func-
tions smoothly" and that be-
cause of UNEF's work "virtual-
ly unbroken quiet has prevailed
along the entire line between
Egypt and Israel."
In circulating the report, the
Secretariat noted: "A separate
study of the experience gained
by UNEF is to be published at
a later date. It might serve as
a basis for the possible creation
of a United Nations 'stand-by
force.' "

DeGaulle Confers with
Leader on Algiers Visit

ALGIERS, (JTA) — During
his recent visit to Algiers, Prem-
ier Charles de Gaulle received
Dr. Elie Gozlan, vice president
of the Algiers Jewish commun-
ity. The conference was one of a I
series Gen. de Gaulle held with
leaders of the different relig- 1
ious communities in this coun-
try.

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Existence of Israel
Dag Confers with B-G
Limits Nasser's Daring, on ME Developments
Herzog Tells NCRAC
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Un-

NEW YORK (JTA)—Yaacov
Herzog, Minister of the Israel
Embassy in Washington, told
the executive council of the
National Community Relations
Advisory Council that when
President Nasser of the United
Arab Republic denounces Israel
as a "menace" and "creation of
imperialism" what he really
resents are the limits imposed
on his own imperialist ambitions
by the very existence of Israel.
Herzog said "Col. Nasser's
latest outbursts against Israel
confirm the central fact that
Israel's deterrent capacity is not
only the guarantee for her own
safety but also a stabilizing fac-
tor for the Middle East in gen-
eral. It was Col. Nasser's ex-
pansionist policy which started
the arms race in the Middle
East.
"As the dust settles on the
latest phase of the continuing
Middle Eastern crisis one can
perceive a growing interna-
tional appreciation of Israel's
peaceful intent a n d inherent
stability. Israel must be
strengthened promptly in order
to be in a position to face up
to the perils which will con-
front her in future phases of
the crisis," he said.

New Orleans Hospital
Halts Routine Surgery
for High Holy Days

NEW ORLEANS, (JTA)—In
a reversal of policy, Touro Hos-
pital in this city has announced
that its operating rooms will
not be open for routine surgical
procedures during the first day
of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom
Kippur. However, staff and fa-
cilities will be maintained to
perform emergency operations.
The hospital's action followed
a campaign within the Jewish
community to afford Jewish
holidays the same recognition
given Christian holidays. Public
clinic work has been suspended
on Jewish holidays for a num-
ber of years.
The action by the hospital's
board of trustees followed a
survey of Jewish hospital prac-
tices in major American cities.
It was discovered that of 17
Jewish hospitals in cities of ap-
proximately the same size as
New Orleans, all but one closed
their operating rooms for the
Jewish holidays, except for
emergencies.

London Jews Replace
School Blitzed in War

LONDON (JTA) — Members
of the London County Council
joined leaders of the British
Jewish community here at the
opening of the new Jewish sec-
ondary school established to suc-
ceed the famed Jews Free
School which was destroyed in
the London blitz after more
than 200 years of operation.
The new school, which will
carry the name off the Jews
Free School, is located in the
Camden Town district. Although
it is registered as a "voluntary
institution," its Board of Guard-
ians has 12 Jewish members,
representing the Jewish com-
munity, and six members nomi-
nated by the London County
Council. The Council under-
writes the cost of the standard
education given the school's
students, as in all other schools,
and the Jewish community cov-
ers the cost of the education in
Jewish religious subjects.
The London County Council
provided funds for construction
of a school equal in capacity to
that destroyed by enemy action.
The Jewish community had to
provide 100,000 pounds ($280,-
000) to enlarge the school to
accommodate 1,000 children.

ited Nations Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold left Israel
for Baghdad after a two-hour
meeting with Premier David
Ben-Gurion on Sept. 6.
An Israeli statement said that
the two statesmen, and for part
of the time their aides, had
discussed Middle East develop-
ments in a general way.
For the first hour, the two
men conferred alone. Later they
were joined by their advisers,
including Maj. Gen. Carl C. von
Horn, UN truce chief, and Dr.
Walter Eytan, director general
of the Israel Foreign Ministry.
Mrs. Golda Meir, Foreign Minis-
ter, was not present.
In advance of Mr. Hammar-
skjold's visit, Israeli sources
indicated that Israel would not
only expect to be "filled in" on
the course of developments
among the Arab states, but
would expect its own views on
this and related developments
to be sought and heeded.

Sultan Gives Sephardic
Community to Pakistan

LONDON, (JTA) — A num-
ber of Sephardic Jews were
among the - 6,000 inhabitants of
the city of Gwadar on the south-
west Pakistan coast awarded to
Pakistan by the Sultan of Mus-
cat and .Oman. The Sephardic
Jewish community in Gwader
is of ancient origin.
The city, and a surrounding
enclave of 299 square miles, is
situated on the north shore of
the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of
Oman. The territory was . ceded
to Pakistan by the Sultan as a
gesture of goodwill. The British
Government handled arrange-
ments for the peaceful transfer.
Pakistan's Jewish population is
estimated at about 650, mostly
in Karachi.

Bonn Ministry Backs

BONN, (JTA) — The Federal
Ministry of Justice has put its
support behind a proposal to
set up a central commission to
investigate crimes committed
against Jews and others in the
Nazi concentration camps.
The proposal was recently
made by Erich Nellman, Attor-
ney General of the State of
Wuerttemberg, who suggested
that such a body be placed di-
rectly under the jurisdiction of

Plan to Oust Nazis

the Federal Attorney General's
office. Herr Nellman outlined,
in an interview with the Stutt-
gart Zeitung, a structure with
a seperate police force and le-
gal staff to insure speedy and
efficient investigations.
Herr Nellman declared that
German justice "should not per-
mit (Nazi) murderers and their
henchmen, who in part have
been re-employed by the state,
to go unpunished."

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New Hillel House Opened
at Brooklyn College

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A new
$650,000 H i 11 e 1 Foundation
building was dedicated on the
campus of Brooklyn College.
Named Abe Stark House, in
honor of the president of the
New York City Council who
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