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as Charter Violation
Open Arab Boycott Offi ces in Bahrein, Kuwait `All's Well with Jews, Soviets Condemn UNEF
Egypt for the fact that their
UNITED
NATIONS,
(JTA)-
day
when
British
Prime
Minis-
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
Radio Moscow Says
to The Jewish News
The Soviet Bloc attacked the border is now quiet. While as-
ter Harold MacMillan addresses
United Nations Emergency serting that "the common desire
LONDON The Israel Embas- an Anglo-Jewry dinner in honor in Lengthy Broadcast
of Egypt and Israel to maintain
Force here as a group establish-
of Israel's tenth anniversary
LONDON (JTA) - "Jews,
and Eliahu Elath, Israel Am- like all nations and races in ed "in violation of the UN the status quo" is the main rea-
Charter," and insisted that Is- son for the improvement in the
bassador to England.
the Soviet. Union, have equal rael, Britain and France must situation, he also said that
rights in all fields of economic, finance UNEF because they UNEF helps to prevent inci-
British Jewry Extends political, social and cultural were the aggressors in the 1956 dents along the border.
endeavor," Radio Moscow de-
Greetings to New Pope dared in a lengthy broadcast Suez-Sinai campaign which re-
sulted in the establishment of Hebrew Corner
LONDON, (JTA) - Messages heard
The here.
broadcast is the first in the force in the Gaza Strip and
of greetings were sent to Pope
John XXIII by Chief Rabbi Is- a long while to deal with Jews the Sinai Desert.
Inbar Troupe
(Israel marked the second an-
rael Brodie and by the head- inside R us s i a and was
(Translation of Hebrew column.
niversary
of
the
launching
of
quarters here of the World Un- prompted, according to the an-
published by Brit Ivrit Olamit.)
nouncer, by queries from the Sinai campaign Oct. 28 with
ion for Progressive Judaism.
The parents of Rumiya and
a
display
in
Tel
Aviv
of
the
"May you continue your noble "American listeners" who had latest tanks and armored ve- Yihia came to Eretz-Israel from
asked
for
information
about
and dedicated service to human-
hicles used by the Israeli Army. Yemen. However, they, the chil-
ity for many years," Rabbi Bro- Soviet Jews.
dren, were already born here
The broadcast insisted that The day was set aside as "Arm- on the shore of the blue sea
die's cable to the Pontiff de-
or Day.")
there
were
"Jews
in
every
field
clared. The World Union's mes-
The sharpest attack against in Tel-Aviv. Now Rumiya and
sage expressed the hope that of endeavor" in the USSR and UNEF came from Arkady A. Yihia are about to be married.
cited
the
names
of
well
known
the Pope's "service may bring
What kind of wedding will they
Jews to support this thesis. Sobolev, chairman of the USSR make? Yemenite, as their par-
peace to all mankind."
delegation•
whose
views
were
Among the Soviet Jews cited
All of Rabbi Brodie's engage- were violinist David Oistrackh, suppported by representatives ents made? No! They are Israe-
ments for the next two months singer Alexander L v o v i t c h, from Romania, Bulgaria and lis and will make an Israeli
wedding, as all the "Sabras"
were cancelled because of ill writer Ilya Ehrenburg and Czechoslovakia.
make.
health. He will enter a hospital chess master Mikhail Botvin-
Sobolev assailed the legality
What will be with (happen
for treatment and then take a nik.
of UNEF and insisted that Is-
to) the traditional Yemenite
trip to South Africa for rest and
In the literary field, the an- rael, Britain and France must wedding?
What will happen to
relaxation.
nouncer continued, "Jewish carry the entire financial bur- the beautiful folklore of the
den.
newspapers are published in
Yemenite Jews?
the Jewish autonomous region
Pierre de Vaucelles, of France,
The dancer Sara Levi, who is
of Birobijan," a volume of endorsed UNEF as "beneficial,"
herself a Yemenite who was
Sholem
Aleichem
stories
has
and
praised
both
Israel
and
SY AHARON ROSEN
born in this country, thought
sold over 165,000 copies and
about this. About ten years ago
next year a complete six-
summer
she decided to set up a dance
brown (masc.)
'j .4 4 1 volume colection of his works Report Many Arabs
VIM .446
troupe which would present the
kah-yeets
will appear (in connection with Studying in Hungary
boom
folklore of the Yemenite Jews
the
centenary
of
his
birth).
blue (maw).
dress, put on (m.s.) tj1`7 .4 4 7
LONDON, (WJA)-The claim in the form of dances. The
tip .4 4 2
In the field of music, the that "many Arabs were already
kah-bohl
loh-vehsh
broadcast said, Jewish singers studying in Hungary" and that troupe which she established,
called "Inbal," gained in a short
dress
Is angry (m.s.)
.443 are constantly offering con- the draft of a cultural exchange time great success. In addition
ri'mt
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certs.
Zynovy
Shulman
is
a
seem-lah
koh-ehss
agreement between Hungary to the dances from the life of
popular figure whose concerts
coat, jacket
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providing for exchange visits of sented dances on themes from
m'eel
records are bought widely by scientists, students and artists
meet-bah-yehsh - •
the Bible and from modern life
Russian public, the an- was ready, was made by the of-
long (masc.)
garment
11"11$ .4 4 5 the
in Israel.
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nouncer
said.
One
of
Shulman's
ficial Hungarian News Agency
ah-rohkh
be-ged
A year ago the Inbal Troupe
records was played on the pro- when reporting on the recent
gram-it was the first time in visit to Budapest of Husayn left on a visit to European and
American countries. In
. !Rin
- years that a Yiddish song was Fawzi, Under-Secretary of State North
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heard over Radio Moscow.
Culture of the UAR.
public as well as the general
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all facilities to practice their in the UAR were being planned
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At this point a record- for 1959. An Arab novel would about to leave to the Far East.
ing of part of last Rosh Ha- shortly be published in Hun- It will visit Japan, India and
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to there too the traditional and
Rabbi M. Lewin was broadcast. the near future.
modern dances of our people.
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solemn announcement that
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sy has approached the British
Foreign Office in an effort to
determine the conditions under
which an Arab League anti-Is-
rael boycott office has been
opened in the British Protec-
torate of Bahrein and in Ku-
wait.
The Foreign Office in Ku-
wait is directed by a British
political agent.
. It was reported that while
British Foreign Office inquiries
into the development had not
been completed, both Israel and
British officials here were un-
derstood to believe that the new
Arab League office had strictly
symbolic value. First reports
showed that the new office has
neither funds nor a working
staff.
Well informed sources here
called the incident "insignifi-
cant" and as "most unlikely even
to cause a ripple" in the pres-
ently excellent Anglo-Israeli re-
lations which was to be spec-
tacularly highlighted Wednes-
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Name Canadian Bay
for Saskatchewan Pioneer
REGINA, Sask., (JTA)-Can-
ada's Department of Natural
Resources has named a bay one
and a half miles long for Nathan
Friedman, a Saskatchewan pio-
neer and -active member of the
Regina Jewish community.
Friedman, who is retired
from business but remains ac-
tive within the Jewish com-
munity, was honored for his
contribution to the development
of this province. He began
homesteading in 1907, later be-
came a merchant, rancher and
hotel operator. Nathan Fried-
man Bay is located in Northern
Saskatchewan.
Ambassador - Sasson Joins
in Ceremonies of Coronation
ROME, (JTA) - Ambas-
sador Eliahu Sasson partici-
pated as the official and
special representative of the
Israel government and of Pres-
ident Itzhak Ben-Zvi at the
coronation of Pope XXIII in
St. Peters.
Ambassador Sasson, togeth-
er with other special represen-
tatives, was received at a
special audience by the new
Pontiff. The Israeli envoy also
attended a reception given by
Vatican Pro-Secretary of State
Tardini.
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