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Israel at UN: Its Skillful Delegation and New Policies
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By SAUL CARSON
JTA Correspondent at the UN
(Copyright, 1960, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
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Noted Americans
Ask Soviets End
•Anti-Jewish Acts
Fourteen prominent Ameri-
cans, led by Walter P. Reuther,
president of the United Auto
Workers of America, U.S. Sena-
tor Paul Douglas (D.-Ill.) and
author Howard Fast, issued a
public demand that Premier
Nikita Khrushchev restore full
rights to Soviet Jews by (a)
ceasing cultural liquidation of
Jews, (b) removing all discrimi-
natory acts and measures, (c)
_ bringing to justice those respon-
sible for terrorist acts against
Jews, (d) lifting the suppression
of the Jewish press, publishing
houses, schools, theaters and
housesof worship, (e) recogniz-
ing the rights of Jews, to their
language and cultural expres-
sion to it degree permitted to all
the other ethnic groups in
Soviet Russia.
Among those signing a state-
ment detailing anti -Semitic
abuses--in -the Sro-Viet Union since
1948 and to date, also are: A.
Philip Randolph, president of
the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters, AFL-CIO; Dr. William
Hear d- Kilpatrick, professor
emeritus, Teachers College; Dr.
Paul R. Hays, professor of law
at Columbia University; Norman
Thomas; Paul Hall, president
of the Seafarers' International
Union; Dore Schary, theatrical
and motion picture producer;
Harry Golden; Special AFL-CIO
Counsel Arthur J. Goldberg;
Charles S. Zimmerman, vice
president, International Ladies'
Garment Workers' Union, AFL-
CIO; Adolph Held, national
chairman, Jewish Labor Com-
mittee; and Nathan Chanin, gen-
eral secretary of Workmen's
Circle.
Italian SeriTicemen
Get Leave for High
Holy Day Services
.
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
ROME — Jews serving in the
Italian armed services will be
given special High Holy Days fur-
loughs to permit them to cele-
brate their holidays either
• at
home or with members of Jewish
communities nearest their bases,
the Italian Ministry of Defense
notified headquarters of the
Union of Italian Jewish Com-
munities.
On Rosh Hashanah eve, the
government-owned Italian Radio
Network broadcast a special Rosh
Hashanah program, including He-
brew liturgy, addresses by Dr.
Sergio Piperno, president of the
Union of Italian Jewish Commu-
nities, and Chief Rabbi Paolo
Nissim of Trieste.
Hebrew Cor
`Borde
Police
It was a q
t night, the sky was
full of star
Suddenly two shots
were heard.
in quiet. Two figures
passed by in
dark, rifles in hand
ready at an
oment for action.
They stopped
number of sec-
onds. Finally one
• "The infiltra-
for has got away.
is a sack on the ground. He has left
his sack and run away."
This conversation took place be-
tween two members of the border
police. Israel's borders are long. In
most places they can be crossed
easily. It is the task of the border
police to guard the borders of the
country against enemies.
The people who live in the cities
see the green.bereted -young men
only rarely. On the other hand, they
are well known in all the settle-
ments scattered along the borders.
The members of these settlements
go to sleep every evening with the
comfortable and safe feeling that
someone is guarding them and their
property. -
The border police gives the State
of Israel and its residents a feeling
of safety and ,tranquility.
Translation of Hebrew column
Published by Brit Ivrit Olamit.
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. —
As the fifteenth session of the
General Assembly opened here,
with heads of government a dime
a dozen and with mo7e eclat,
security, artificial excitement and
a race for TV network time than
one ever witnessed in these
staid halls, one fact stood out
i regard to Israel. The war is
o'er.
Unless the Arab states start
shooting—either with words or
with any other weapons—Israel
is no longer fighting against any
one, including the Arabs. Israel
is now well launched on a brand
new policy—to demonstrate to
the world that, imperturbably,
with utter self - confidence and
with great competenc3 it is using
techni
• • iploma
s ill to be - a part of the world
of tomorrow alongside tomor-
row's most important new na-
tions.
a el is
here t
gains .ny-
o
anyth
.ep" • -elf-
defe . Care
ina • n of
th
mposi
Israel's
•ly delegation this y •
onstrates that
oreign
Minister Gol
it is leader of
the de
during the early
period of the Assembly session.
The permanent representative,
Michael S. Comay, is chairman
in her absence, and his deputy
is Arieh Eshel, an expert on
Latin Amer i c a. Next comes
Aryeh Levavi, who was booted
out of Argentina as a result of
the dispute centered on the ab-
duction of Adolf Eichmann.
Then comes the foreign min-
istry's legal adviser, Shabtai
Rosenne—the man who worked
out the "accommodation" be-
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Greece Has 1st Jewish
School Since WW II
ATHENS, (JTA) — The first
Jewish school to be built in
Greece since the Second World
War was dedicated here Sunday.
Marco Osmos, president of the
Athens Jewish community, hailed
the new school as providing the
first opportunity available • since
the end- of the war to "promote
Jewish cultural and religious
values for our children while pro-
viding them, at the same time,
with a thorough Greek educa-
tion."
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Yet there is a
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Rudolf Leitman is
ases of this
tween Jerusalem and Buenos
Aires, ending that unfortunate
dispute. Finally, there is an ex-
pert on relations with Western
Europe, Eliahu Sasson, Israel's
Ambassador to Italy.
There are experts on relations
with African states, scientific,
labor and social welfare experts,
economic specialists, and a mili-
tary expert, Col - Michael Shaham,
who has been detached from the
Israel Army to work with the
delegation during this session.
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