UAR Attacks President Kennedy
as 'Imperialist' for Loan to Israel
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
United Arab Republic, in a
broadcast monitored here, de-
nounced President Kennedy's
announcement of the new $25,-
000,000 Export-Import Bank loan
to Israel and said the Arab eco-
nomic warfare against Israel was
being • intensified.
The broadcast also announced
confiscation of Israeli cargoes
from two British ships at the
Port Said entrance to the Suez
Canal.
The UAR said that "Israel
goods" aboard the British
freighters "Chakdara" and "Clan
Malcolm" have been confiscated
and submitted to a prize court.
The Cairo radio added that "Arab
ports were also informed of the
names of these ships which are
to be blacklisted because of their
dealings with Israel."
A Cairo commentator said: "By
this action, Israel- wanted to feel
the pulse of the Arab authorities.
If it succeeded, it would begin
smuggling goods on a wide scale.
Israel resorted to this after it
became evident that it was im-
possible for it to pass through
the Arab canal and after it had
exhausted all political and mili-
tary_ maneuvers to attain its
ends."
Attacking President Kennedy
for announcing the recent loan
to Israel, the Cairo broadcast
said: "To Kennedy, all the
world's problems are of secon-
dary importance, whereas the
main problem, to which he gave
prominence in his statement is
that of Israel's economy and - the
millions of dollars of assistance
to it. This sympathy with Israel
shows Kennedy's imperialist pol-
icy."
The "Egyptian Home Service"
in an Arabic broadcast to the
Arab world, also denounced Ken-
nedy for aiding Israel and "pav-
ing the way for it to carry out
new aggressions." The broadcast
said: "The United States, which
is now defying the Arabs by ex-
tending aid to Israel, thus earn-
ing the enmity, wrath and hatred
of the Arabs with this open sup-
port of an enemy which harbors
nothing but evil against them,
will one day reap the fruits of
what it sows."
United Jewish Appeal Sets Cash
Drive for $36 Million in Nation
A nationwide effort to secure
$36,000,000 in cash funds by
mid-June against pledges now
being made to the 1961 cam-
. paign of the United Jewish Ap-
peal was voted by the WA's
-----, national cam-
_ paign cabinet,
which met in
executive ses-
sion at t h e
Savoy - Hilton
Hotel, New
York.
Joseph Mey-
erhoff, of Bal-
timore, U J A
general chair-
.. man, said the
action was
taken "be-
cause our ur-
gent humani-
tarian pro-
I. D. Fink grams through-
out the world can go forward
only if maximum cash proceeds
be realized even while UJA
campaigns are in progress in
every community to raise our
national goal of $72,740,000 by
the end of the year."
Meyerhoff announced that
Cabinet member I. D. Fink, of
Minneapolis, would serve as
national chairman of the UJA's
cash drive, which • will begin
April 21 and run for 10 weeks.
Meyerhoff said the target
date for the cash drive will co-
incide with the annual midyear
UJA leadership conference to
be held in Israel June 13-14, as
part of the celebration of Is-
rael's 13th anniversary of inde-
pendence.
Borman Relates Israel's Progress Spurred by Bonds
Tom Borman, who is emerging
as the "top salesman" of Israel
Bonds, former 'chairman of the
Detroit Israel Bond Organization,
this week reviewed the progress
made in Israel with the aid of
Bonds, and urged that increased
efforts be exerted for the sale
of larger amounts of Bonds dur-
ing Israel's Bar Mitzvah year.
Borman reported in behalf of the
local organization:
"On the threshold of its Bar
Mitzvah year Israel stands within
reach of economic prosperity and
is the foremost example of suc-
cess among the many under-
developed nations which have
come into existence since World
War II. The celebration of its Bar
Mitzvah means that Israel is ready
to assume greater responsibilities
both at home and on the inter-
national scene.
"This year will mark the tenth
anniversary of the launching of
the Israel Bond program.
"Since 1951 the Israel Bond
drive has provided nearly $500,-
000,000 for the development of
every sector of Israel's economy.
"During the period from May
1, 1951, when the Israel Bond
campaign was inaugurated, to
March 31, 1960, a total of $116,-
100,000 in Israel Bonds proceeds
was allocated to agriculture. With
these funds Israel has moved
rapidly towards self-sufficiency in
food production with the result
that Israel now provides more
than 70 per cent of her food re-
quirements.
`Dayenu' Cartoons Now
in 6th Successful Yea
"Dayenu, by Henry Leonar
the popular cartoon feat
regularly in The Jewish Ne
began its first cartoon in M
of 1956. At that time only th
Jewish publications carried t
unique cartoon-. Since that ti
260 original cartoons have be
drawn, and the number of En
lish - Jewish publications print-
Dayenu has grown to more
Sophie Tucker Cited ing
than 60. Today, Dayenu car-
appear not only in the
at N.Y. UJA Dinner toons
United States, where they orig-
inated, but in Canada,
Britain, South Af a an
Australia as well. H dreds of
thousands of Jews
over Day-
over, now chuc
sometimes
enu's humorou
biting Jewish
Recent , a ollection of
Dayenu fa rites was co it
into a bo. , "Ope Y
and Say OY' ."
so to
sand cop s have b
es con-
date, wit bOokstor
tinuing s adily.
Dayenu ontinues to displ
the salty vor of Jewish
at its hu
at its best.
al is
both Jewish
shown in its appea o the Jew-
ish press all over the world.
That Jews have . traditionally
learned to laugh at their foibles
is what has made Dayenu so
successful.
Henry Leonard, creator of
this cartoon, is the pen name
for two men. Henry Rabin,
director of Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundations at Los Angeles
City and State Colleges, con-
ceives the ideas. The person
who draws them is Leonard
Singer SOPHIE TUCKER, 76, Pritikin, who is an advertising
known as the "Last of the Red and art director by profession.
Hot Mamas," was honored at a Together they are Henry Leon-
United Jewish Appeal dinner in ard, and together they continue
New York, March 27, prior to to produce the most popular
leaving on a three-month tour of Jewish cartoon in the English-
Jewish press.
Europe.
"She has used Israel Bond
funds for the establishment of
500 new rural settlements and
for major irrigation projects, in-
cluding the Yarko ► eciev pipe-
line, as well iver-
n-
Negev pi
struct
e field of industrial
opment and exploitation
neral resources t -.m
c. d fr
119,340,000
lati
srael Bo res
•apid e
dustrial
t and
"In th fi
Bonds
ommunica
00 for de-
ye prov '
lopme .
has had to
'Because
cope with the burden of absorb-
ing large numbers of newcomers,
a total of $105,000,000 in Israel
Bond money has been devoted to
the construction of homes for
immigrants, as well as schools,
post offices and other public
buildings.
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Foul Situation Hatched
by Chickens Is No Yolk
to Israelis, Jordanians
Impervious of
, a floc
or rights of o
a d another foul
chickens
ong-hostile situa-
t
episodb
on Israel's borders.
ti
tion
ook noted Nations inter-
ion to smooth the ruffled •in-
thers of Israelis and J
ns after Arab he sq
ins
hrough barbed • e
dividing the co ies to
deposit eir g on e other
Side. He from Jewish stat
clandesti
were gu ty, also, •
tch i Jordan.
crossing to
to
was no
Since h
ther
ggs, and
identify
p the
mg to giv
side was
bounty, the United Nat' s Truce
Supervision Organ' ion was
le the con-
called in to unscr
usion.
was reached
settle
s laid by hen infil-
trators on opposing ground would
be returned to the owner of the
en, through the United Nations
resentative—if Ownership of
th en, and the hen's ownership
eggs, could be determined.
f
he ituation still portends to
add rain to the yoke of the
Unit Nations.
He Protected Our
Children He Will
Protect Our Rights
As Assistant U. S. District Attorney, Robert E. DeMascio
initiated close federal - county - city co-operation to pro-
tect our children against peddlers of obscene literature.
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eMASCIO
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE
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