THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, July 3 1, 1959 — 1 0

Israeli Veteran
Pleads Guilty
to Spy Charge

TEL AVIV, (JTA) — A 28-
year-old Israeli, who served in
the Israel Army and later be-
came a government official, was
charged with espionage for an
unnamed country, after confess-
ing to police that he was engag-
ed in spying for a foreign na-
tion.
Explaining that he did it for
family reasons, the Israeli, who
is married and has a child two
months old, indicated that, un-
able to bring his parents to
Israel under the "reunion of
families" scheme, he contacted
a foreign legation here and pro-
posed his services on condition
that his parents would be per-
mitted to emigrate to Israel
from the country which the le-
gation represents.
Neither_ the name of the ar-
rested man, nor the name of the
country for which he worked
was disclosed.
The defendant came to Israel
eight years ago. He studied elec-
tronics in the country from
which he emigrated. Upon ar-
riving in Israel, he joined the
Israel Army. Later he became
a government official.
. He said that he started his
contacts with the foreign lega-
tion in 1956 on his own initi-
ative. He has been known by
his neighbors as a quiet, friend-
ly person and a good father and
husband.

Jail Hitler Youth
in Museum Arson

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COLUMBUS, Ga. (JTA)—An
18-year-old youth who professes
the idology of Adolf Hitler
and boasts of his hatred of
the _Jews, was being held this
week on arson charges in con-
nection with the fire which
destroyed paintings valued at
$50,000 in the Columbus Mu-
seum of Arts and Crafts.
The walls of the museum
and of two Columbus syna-
gogues were smeared with
Nazi swastikas in ink, charcoal
and yellow paint.
Columbus police identified
the arrested suspect as Rich-
ard Smith, also known as Rich-
ard Renka, who moved here
recently from Atlanta.
Chief of Police E. F. Mon-
crieff said the youth admitted
setting the fire and smearing
the swastikas on the walls of
the edifices. The youth was
booked on arson charges.
Immediately after the crime,
the City of Columbus posted a
$1,000 reward for the appre-
hension of the culprits. Gov .
Ernest Vandiver of Georgia,
terming the vandalism a "de-
mented act," added $500.

Denmark Forms WJC Unit;
to Join Stockholm Conclave

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
establishment of a section of
the World Jewish Congress in
Denmark by eight communal
bodies there was reported here
by Dr. Isaac Schwartzbart, di-
rector of the WJC's organiza-
tion department.
This allows Danish Jewry to
appoint a delegate to the forth-
coming plenary assembly of the
WJC in Stockholm. There are in
Denmark at present about 6,500
Jews, of whom 99 percent re-
side in Copenhagen. The com-
munity has an official status
recognized by a governmental
decree of 1814.

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NEW YORK, (JTA)—A sur- plied to "Ivy League" schools—
generally agreed to have the
vey of the experiences of 1,235 highest
admission standards—as
top-ranking New York high compared with 26.8 percent of
school seniors in seeking col- the Protestant students.
Prof. ARTHUR M. SCHLE- lege admission has revealed "no
A comparison of the rate of
SINGER, Jr., professor of his significant evidence" of reli-
tory at Harvard University, will gious discrimination, the Ameri- acceptance by the Ivy League
address friends and alumni of can Jewish Congress disclosed schools according to religion
Brandeis University on Monday, in a report transmitted to State showed that 67.5 percent of the
at the university's Slosberg Education Commissioner James Jewish students and 73.5 per-
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Results of the study, indicat-
American Civilization.
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Other guest lecturers are undertaken in 1949 and 1952. ing that no measurable religious
The
latest
study
was
based
on
discrimination is encountered
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Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt; Dean-
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Francis Keppel, Harvard Uni- a sampling of high school sen- in college entrance by top-rank-
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versity; Prof. Charles Frankel, iors throughout New York State ing Jewish students, were at-
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awarded
annually
by
the
N.Y.
ish Congress to the operation of
Max Lerner, Brandeis Univer-
Board of Regents.
state fair education laws pro-
sity.
A two-page questionnaire was hibiting religious discrimination
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Mrs. ALEXANDER LOWEN- mailed to 4,641 members of the by schools in New York and
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The AJC also cited a "gen-
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The sample was compiled by gious prejudice in the North
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M. C. DOUG ROMAIN E, Social Director
announced ment of Education, which also
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A
total
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1,235
complet-
JNF head-
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quarters in ed questionnaires were return- of the air, and they shall tell
New York. ed. Nearly 70 percent of the thee: . . . the hand of the Lord
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recognition of classes- and 35 percent were ac- thing, and the breath of all
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mankind.—Job 12:7, 9, 10.
Of the 1,235 completed ques-
service in the
tionnaires,
37.1
percent
came
placement and
clearance of from Jewish students; 30.8 per-
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percent
from
those
of
other
ture today in tens of thousands
of Jewish homes and business religions or with no religion.
Nearly half-43.6 percent—of
establishments throughout the
one hour from Chicago
only two hours from Chicago
the questionnaires came from
country.
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Pewaukee, Wisconsin
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disclosed
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national chairman of Bnai applications to various colleges
Brith's Membership Campaign than did their Christian class-
Cabinet by Label A. Katz, presi- mates.
An analysis of the compara-
dent of the organization. Dr
Wexler is a former interna- tive acceptance rate for Jewish
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you a brochure of color photos and more information.
group of 30 Orthodox rabbis Protestants. This difference is
and teachers arrived here from held not significant, since the
the United States for a month- first choices of each group were
long seminar under the auspices not comparable.
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Thus, 38.4 percent of the Jew-
of the Jewish Agency depart-
ish
students
in
the
survey
ap-
ment of Torah education.

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