French Delegation to UN
Told to Vote for U.A.R.
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PARIS, (JTA)—The French delegation to the United
Nations will vote in favor of the United Arab Republic's
candidacy for the UN Security Council, official sources
stated here.
The government was said to be basing itself on an
unwritten "gentleman's agreement" at the UN, accord-
ing Security Council representation on a geographical
basis. -
While government officials "do not relish" having
the- UAR as a colleague on the Coundl, the sources said
that no other candidate for this forthcoming Security
Council vacancy has come forth from any other member
in the Middle East area. Officials drew attention to the
Security Council rule providing that a member of the
Council is not entitled to a vote on an issue in which
this member is directly involved.
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BEST PART of the'Oak P
Follies, held for three ni
last week, was that nob o
tried to camouflage the f
that it was an amateur sho
.. There were nearly capacity
crowds every evening and the
talented students, who made up
about 90% of the show,, did
a wonderful
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presented
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MONTREAL — The Quebec of the search for freedom.
High PTS•as a fund
He said that the abilities o
attorney general has been in-
aising event for college schol-
structed to investigate the ac- Canadian Jews enables the
arships . • . Director-producers
enter
either
French-speaki
or
tivities of Henri Bellefeuille,
Harold Haber and Hy Shebo-
ill. wich, with their- capable assist-
the avowed - Canadian fascist, English-speaking groups
He
added
it
was
the
sk
of
Premier Jean Lesage told the
ants are to be corn
olitical retaining a plain a
35th Canadian _Zionist Conven- cultural business an
leadership to be a
e of ex- senta • wit
tion here Tuesday.
rise of of 1
Bellefeuille, a Sorel, Quebec, cessive delays in
11 partici- out re
draftsman, appeared Sunday minority groups to
fe because lo
night on a Canadian national pation in Canadia
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television program which also of prejudices.
featured George Lincoln Rock-
He said the pl
of minor-
RMER ARM
aff ser-
well, the Virginia self-appointed ity protection t
ugh laws geant, Herman
, continues
leader of the so-called Ameri- and treaties char eristic of .to devote •
are time helping
can Nazi Party.
other countries di
of apply hospi •
veterans in Detroit
in Canada and the p
ure of
The Sorel draftsman claiins
vieinity . . . Male patient
such groups for full pa
to be the leader of a group
clothing is urgently needed .. .
tion met resistance from the Folks may drop off the discard-
of 400 to 500 native Canad-
established dominent groups ed garments at Herman's home,
ians who meet in Montreal
"which do not yet see the new 19459 Woodingham, or at the
each month. Bellefeuille has
picture of Canada."
been quoted as declaring, "I
JWV Memorial Bldg. on Davi-
am anti-Semit• of
Prof. Salo Baron of New York son.
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it."
said the interplay of Israel and
u c premier told t
T
THIS
YEAR
the prim ar y
the lands of Jewish dispersion
enti' that Canadians' his would be a permanent aspect local function of Order of Gold
CO
y is history of minorities f the Jewish scene for the in- en Chain, comprised of master
ecaus all Canadians are mem- efinite future. He said this masons and immediate female
bers o minorities and recognize ould be beneficial to the Jew- relatives, is to help support the
the need for accommod
sh people and also to the world research laboratory at Chil
oups. Ij
dren's Hospital . . . To make
at large.
this possible, the group holds
Alan Bronfman, president of its Night of Fun, Nov. 6, at
gi- the Canadian Friends of the Piemontese Hall on Puritan .. .
ence Hebrew University, t o 1 d the The Golden Chain was char-
delegates that the Jewish peo- tered 30 ye a r s ago in New
ple did not need an Eichmann Jersey, and has links in prin-
trial to remind them of atroci-
QUANTITY ties. He said, "Our wounds are cipal cities throughout the
QUALITY
eastern states . . . Four years
healing and will continue for ago, it branched out to the mid-
S . . . AT
many more years. Who in their west with a link being formed
"The House of Delicacies"
minds or hearts can accept the in Detroit . . . The local group
enormity of Germany's crimes has over 250 members . . .
• LUNCHES • DINNERS
against Jewry?"
Jean and Martin Hollander are
• SANDWICHES • WAFFLES
chairmaning the Night of Fun
• PANCAKES • SNACKS
Today 81/2 million Americans and for info can be contacted
save regularly through the Pay- at DI 1-9167.
• PIZZAS
roll Savings Plan operated on a
LITTLE BOBBY KLEIN, 7-
volunteer basis by 45,000 Ameri-
OPEN 7 DAYS
year-old son of Joe and Louise
can
companies.
It's
the
most
pain-
DAILY TO 1 A.M.
Klein, has a habit of taking
less way in the world to save. jelly
SATURDAYS TO 2 A.M.
from the cupboard and
eating it with his hands . . .
has resorted to threats
BUFFET PARTY TRAYS
SEE IT NOW ! Louise
of d r a s t i c punishment if he
GIFT FOOD BASKETS
ever did it again . . . Last week,
PADDY CHAYEFSKY's HIT
Liberty 9-5535
at the home of his grand-
mother, Mrs. Lilian Goldstein,
he was having a wonderful time
Directed by TYRONE GUTHRIE
all by himself after finding the
Mon. thru Thurs. Evgs.: $6.90, 5.75, 4.80, 3.60,
DELICATESSEN
3.00. Fri. & Sat. Evgs.: $7.50, 6.90, 5.75, 4.80,
jelly, until Louise walked into
& RESTAURANT
3.60, 3.00. ,Wed. & Sat. Mats.: $4.80, 4.30,
3.60, 3.00, 2.50 (Tax Incl.). Encl. self-addressed,
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the kitchen looking for him • . .
stamped env. and suggest 3 alternate dates.
IN THE NORTHVVOOD
"Bobby," said his mother, "what
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did I say I'd do to you if I
ever caught you stealing jam
again?" . . . Bobby thoughtfully
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scratched his head with his
sticky fingers and replied,
Daily 7 a.m. • 2:30 a.m.
"Why, that's funny, mom, that
Fri. & Sat. to 3:30 a.m.
you should forget, •too. Darned
if I can remember!"
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At the midnight supper given
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beautiful
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to 90 members of the Israel
cocktail lounge
•hilharmonic Or chest a at
ATER
SNACKS
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in Detroit
art's Chop House, by the Zion-
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AeFT BOWLING
e concert, Tuesday, one of the
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usicians, Adon Mirkin became
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service
htly ill . . . Dr. Charles Git-
Piano
better
ever b ore
in, one of the ZOD leaders who
arranged the concert, began to
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administer relief . . . Mirkin
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does not speak English,' and
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20231 James Coll ens
125 G
Dr. Gitlin conversed with him
in Hebrew. .. Then they
learned that both can get along
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also in Russian . . . Whereupon
• ANOTHER BOESKY'S AT 12TH AT HAZELWOOD
they struck up a friendly con
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Canada to Investigate Activities
of Local Fascist, Henri Bellefeuille
tTi
.
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
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