Bonds Aid Immigrant Housing

A member of the Israeli kibbutz Tsora works on the construe-
tion of a new dwelling to help house Israel's growing popula-
tion. Since its establishment as an independent state, Israel has
built more than a quarter of a million housing units with the
aid of Israel Bond funds. The settlement, which is now 12 years
old, was founded on the day Israel achieved statehood in 1948.

Mrs. Kramarsky Elected President
of Hadassah; Set $9,875,000 Budget

NEW YORK, (JTA)—The four-
day national convention of Ha-
dassah concluded here Sept. 14
with the adoption of a budget of
$9,875,000 for its 1960-61 pro-
gram in Israel and the United
States. Mrs. Siegfried Kramarsky,

MRS. SIEGFRIED KRAMARSKY

a national vice - president, was
elected president succeeding Dr.
Miriam K. Freund.
In a resolution adopted at the
ccncluding session of the conven-
tion, the delegates defined the
present responsibilities of the
Zionist movement as folio
e and
"1. To seek imag
aking the
practical means fo
Israel an•
relationship betw
the Jews outsid of Israel,
ye.
nificant and cr
"2. To re-in rpret the
the unity of he Jewis
and
in construct'
terms.
"3. To a
the Diaspor

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heritage and to assist those
among them who seek personal
fulfillment t h r o u g h aliya to
achieve this objective.
"4. To include the learning of
Hebrew in every Zionist educa-
tion program.
"5. To foster efforts to inter-
pret Israel's problems and aspira-
tions to the American people."
The convention expressed the
hope that "the deliberations at
the forthcoming national assem-
bly of American Zionists and the
World Zionist Congress will re.
it in the successful formulation
of such a program to the end
that the entire Jewish people
will be re-inspired by its historic
sense of mission and high pur-
pose."
The adopted budget provided
$3,340,000 earmarked for Hadas-
sah's operations in Israel. The
quotas set for Hadassah's proj-
ects in Israel were $3,740,000 for
the Hadassah Medical Organiza-
tion; $2,300,000 for Youth Aliya;
$1,000,000 for the continued con-
struction of • the $25,000,000
Hadassah - Hebrew University
Medical Center now being com-
pleted on the western outskirts
of Jerusalem; $700,000 for the
Jewish National Fund and $600,-
000 for Hadassah's vocational
education program in Israel.
National vice-presidents elected
at the convention were Mrs. D.
nard Cohen, Miss Loula D.
r, Mrs. Irving Mack, Mrs.
Lebedoff, Mrs. Louis E.
al and Mrs. Carl Spector.
ortimer Jacobson was
national treasurer; Mrs.
chenk, national secretary,
rs. Murray M. Shernoff, na-
recording secretary.

,200 Arab Claims
Nov Settled in Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—More
than half of the 7,200 claims
submitted by Israeli Arabs for
compensation f o r confiscated
property have been settled since
payments were started in 1954,
the Ministry of Finance re-
ported.
A Ministry spokesman said
that in the settlement of the
4,200 claims, the Arab claim-
ants have received to date more
than $4,000,000 in cash, 7,000
acres in land and hundreds of
building plots and other prop-
erty. He added that claims were
still being received by the Is-
rael Development authority to
which 2,250 acres of land and
other property was transferred
in accordance with the Aban-
doned Property Law of 1950
and the Land Purchase Law.

Washington Promises to Act on Anti-Jewish Talk by Arab Envoy

WASHINGTON, (JTA) —
State Department sources said
that a formal request from a
member of Congress to Sec-
retary of State Herter to con-
sider ousting Ambassador
Mostafa Kamel of the United
Arab Republic for injecting an
anti-Jewish issue and other in-
volvement in the United State
election activity would be give
"appropriate study and co
sideration."
The Department has requ
ed the full text of the amb
sador's speech which was d
livered at a convention of Arab
students in this country. The
demand to oust the Arab envoy
came from Rep. Seymour Hal-
pern, New York Republican.
Citing the ambass
tack on "The Jewi
inority"
and the mid .
al-
pern said.
re has 'een
enough
ty with native
bigots , jec... g religious issues
into e current ele h-
ou • e ambas , ador
ring the
e
r. Kamel ,
ess
ab student
country
it recent o
ti on,
was their
to
ter
tion acti y here
pro-
e
dize against Isr
and to
mated to i
be
ict Arab

nationals in this country on
temporary student visas to be-
come "anti-religious agitators
as well as po • •
workers i
Lion."
ern so aske the Sec-
ry to investi
sible
ses of v
Arab
students
of th
ambas
*nstr
n - d
tions to
bas
the Ara
my
meri-
defamed a
tion of th
' ens of
can pub' .
our
Jewish faith" as
as inject-
himse
directly into
eriean political af-

fairs involving the position
taken on the Middle East issue
by various candidates. He
termed the ambassador's activ-
"an apparent breach of
tocol.

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