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ROME, (JTA)—Italy's Olym-
pics Committee assured the
Israel Olympic Committee that
Italy will refuse to participate
in the scheduled Mediterranean
Regional Olympiad, if Israel
is excluded from participation.
The issue was taken up by
the Israelis with the Interna-
tional Olympics Committee. The
latter has, however, as yet not
acted on Israel's request for
barring the International Olym-
piad's approval of the Medi-
terranean games, unless the
sponsors of those games agree
to two rules that are basic to
an Olympiad under offici
ognizance. These
are:
1. That all
untries
of the re
invited; 2. That
visas
nded to all par-
ticip
om member coun-
tri
of -only Italy has assu
. rael that it will refuse
icipation un
Isr
i re
also invite
iad
membe
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Me
neon r gio
a
also st
inf orm a
at they
e
y's.
a position similar t •
One region
ipiad sched-

uled for 1961, to be held in
Indonesia, has assured Israel
that there will be no discrimina-
tion because of race, color or
creed. Indonesia, a Moslem na-
tion, does not recognize Israel.
Leaders of Jewish sports
groups from Israel, the United
States and other countries met
here today under the aegis of
the Maccabi World Union and
agreed that the next Maccabiah
will be held in Israel in . Sep-
tember, 1961. The Israeli Olym-
pic team invited all Jewish
participants in the Olympiad,
from all countries participating,
reception to be held here
nex unday. •

12 Je s Named Senior
Admi trators in Tunis

TUNI (JTA)—Twelve Jews
have b appointed as admin-
istrato and senior officials by
the
nisian authorities. All
of
m had studied the Arabic
uage after gradating from
rench universities. The Tunis-
ian Jewish community has been
encouraging the study of the
Arabic language among Jews,
since Arabic is becoming more
and more important.

Brandeis Dedicates Two
Units of Social Science

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thropological museum and lab-
oratory, a space flight program,
an experimental nursery, and a
psychological counseling cen-
ter are among the new class-
room and research facilities that
Brandeis University dedicated
as part of a vast new Social
Science Quadrangle housed in
three major buildings on the
central campus.

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Dr. Sabin Hailed
for Polio Virus

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Th
second major contribution b
Jewish scientist toward th
n-
quest of polio—a su
sful
live-virus vaccine — d loped
by Dr. Albert B. Sab , is be-
ing hailed throug ut the
w 0
d. Ex-
per t said
that ormal
appro of
the Sabi
tine by the
United States
Public Health
Service could
r e volutionize
v a cci nation
methods i n
Dr. Sabin the United
States in the next year or so.
Dr. Sabin, who was born in
Bialystok, Russia, came to the
United States with his family
when he was 15. He is professor
of research pediatrics at the
University of' Cincinnati.
His predecessor in the field
of polio vaccine was Dr. Jonas
Salk, who developed a dead-
virus type of vaccine as the
first protection against the
dreaded disease. Dr. Salk's vac-
cine has been standard form of
pr o t e c t i o n against polio
throughout the world.
The advantage of Dr. S'abin's
vaccine is that it can be given
orally. Dr. Salk's vaccine must
be injected by needle.
U. S. Public Health
said that it was ho
availability of
would elimin
United Stat

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revent further deterioration
f Israel-Ceylon rel tions which
have been shake b n a
nouncement by
to review a dec
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structions t
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Levin,
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ister to that country.
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5 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, September 2, 1960

Italy Will Shun Mediterranean
Olympiad if Israel Is Excluded

Rome
Bla

R
E, (JTA) — A nu er
of
alian "fascists," wearing
Mu lini-type black shirt
wer
eaten up by
youth ottavia,
center of the Rome Jewish quar-
ter.
It turned out, however, that
the men attacked were not
fascists at all, but "extras" be-
ing used by an Italian film
producer shooting a new pic-
ture, "Joy of Living," intended
to reproduce the racial persecu-
tions that took place in this
very section of the city under
the fascist regime.
When Jews saw the black-
shirted men strutting around
the neighborhood, excitement
spread through , the quarter.
Some Jewish youths did not
wait to investigate—they simply
started beating up the extras.
The film shooting schedule was
terrupted, and squads of po-
e patrolled the area to make
e there were no further as-
Its against the "extras."

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. S. Urged to Start
Direct Parleys With
Arabs to Halt Boycott

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
American Jewish Congress to-
day called on the State Depart-
ment to initiate direct discus-
sion with the member states of
the Arab League aimed at halt-
ing their boycott of American
business firms dealing with Is-
rael.
In a telegram to Secretary
Christian A. Herter, Dr. Joachim
Prinz, president of the AJ Con-
gress, expressed gratification
that the department had pro-
tested boycott threats against
United States businessmen by
the government of Kuwait. But
he charged that the "main
thrust of the Arab campaign"
is directed by the Central Boy-
cott Office of the League of
Arab States in Damascus, Syria.
"Any serious protest must
therefore be directly lodged
with the states comprising the
Arab League rather than with
a sheikdom which is doing the
Arab League's bidding," Dr.

Prinz declared .

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