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A Digest of World Jewish Happenings
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United States

GREENWICH, Conn.—The Connecticut Commission on Civil
Rights last 'week ordered Mrs. Olive Branden, a real estate
broker, to "cease and desist" a practice of discrimination against
Jewish home buyers, after it was disclosed earlier that she had
prepared a memorandum to her staff on how to detect and avoid
Jewish buyers.
NEW YORK—Daniel Mayer, French political leader and
chairman of the World Union executive committee, said here last
week that the solidarity of American Jewry, patterned on a kind
of "communal Marshall Plan" was the decisive factor in the
reconstruction of thte.surviving Jewish communities of Western
Europe . . . An advisory board of prominent American bankers
and businessmen has been established here to guide the policies
of the New York branch of the Bank Leumi-le-Israel and its
representative office in Los Angeles which was opened last week,
it was announced by Dr.-Y. Foerder, chairman of the bank .. .
Bnai Brith's helpfulness to Jewish life was emphasized here by
Philip M. Klutznick, former national president of the group and
member of the U.S. delegation to the United Nations, before
the Metropolitan Council of Bnai Brith Conference this week
. . . Faculty members of over 100 schools of medicine, dentistry
and osteopathy attended an all day conference here this week
of coordinators of cancer teaching, at the Albert Einstein College
of Medicine of Yeshiva University . • . Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz,
vice president of the Israel Bond Organization, left for Europe
Sunday to confer with European Jewish leaders on a program
of accelerated activity in 1962 to provide increased funds for
Israel's economic development . . . The new $1,250,000 Edward
Neimeth Institute for Medical Research of Maimonides Hospital
was dedicated here this week in the presence of city officials
and prominent community leaders.
BOSTON—A gift of $150,000 has been made by members
of the Riesman family to the Beth Israel Hospital Developmen
Program, and it-was disclosed that a new medical lecture hal
and an expanded dental clinic will be dedicated to the family i
appreciation of its efforts in behalf of the hospital.
LOS ANGELES—The $2 million Jewish Federation-Counci
Gateways Hospital was dedicated here by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
who flew from New York to speak at the affair . . . The 30th
annual conference of the Jewish National Fund of the Greater
Western area concluded here Sunday after electing Benjamin
H. Swig area president, and adopting a $11/2 million goal.
WEST ORANGE, N.J.—The Kessler Institute for Rehabilita-
tion here has dedicated a new one million dollar in-patient wing,
containing a therepeutic swimming pool and 48 beds, in con-
junction with the Institute's 12th annual meeting.
GARY, Ind. An agreement between the Jewish Federation
here and the Chicago _Jewish Family and Community Service
by which counseling is provided by the Chicago agency to
families in the areas outside Chicago is growing in value to
such families, the federation announced this week.
STORRS, Conn.—The Hillel Foundation at the University of
Connecticut announced this week that it is organizing ,a club
to provide social and cultural programs to unmarried Jewish
graduate students and faculty.
CHICAGO—Ground has been broken for five new buildings
at the Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center as part of a
$16 million expansion program previously announced by the
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.
WORCESTER, Mass.—A large majority of thte 380 Jewish
families in - Worcester polled in a survey sponsored by the
Jewish Welfare Federation said they agreed the community
needed a new community center and they would support such
a project . . . Temple Sinai, newest reform congregation here.,
has announced plans to purchase a 42 acre estate with a 16
room colonial residence to serve as a sanctuary and school
facilities 'for the temple.
PHILADELPHIA—The United Nations and Women's Ameri-
can ORT are "bound together, not only by common sympathies
but also as workers in the same vineyard," Paul Haffman, man-
aging director of the UN special fund, told 1.200 delegates to
the Women's American ORT _convention here Monday.

Europe

LONDON—The International Red Cross has
to Hungary and Poland to investigate claim
many for compensation by' war victims
were victims of Nazi medical experime
PARIS—A new home for the age w h will help alleViate
the housing shortage currently hitt' g
erly Jews, was dedi-
cated here in the presence of Char s J dan, oversea
ector
of the Joint Distribution Committ a
Saul Kag
of the Conference for Jewish Mat ial i aims again
e any.

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JERUSALEM—The first sap gs of
00-tree
grove in honor of Heinrich Gr er, the
Surrogat
Bishop of Berlin who appeared f
the pr
n the tri
of Adolph Eichmann, were plante last week in he Jerusal
Forest by7 the bishop and membe
f his famil . . . Lea
of the United Jewish Appeal inclu Dewey l.. Stone,
Ir-
man of the Jewish Agency and R • Herbert R. Fri
an,
executive vice president of the UJA,
ferred here onday
with Finance Minister Levi Eshkol on
urrent
lem of
immigration into Israel and the integration
ewcomers.

Latin America

Dr. Tobias Kamenszain, president of the Buenos Aires Jewish
Community and head of the Federation of Argentine Jewish
Communities, has hailed the Conference on the History and
Sociology of ,Jewish Life in Argentina which recently concluded
a four-day series of sessions here.

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
visit of a West German teacher
to an elementary classroom
here, approved by the Israel
Ministry of Education, evoked
sharp exchanges in a question
and answer period in the Knes-
set, Israel's parliament. It is
to be the subject of a later full
debate.
Mrs. Ester Naor, a Herut
deputy, criticized the Educa-
tion Ministry for approving the
visit which, like other manifes-
tations of Israel-West German
cultural exchanges, she said,
contradicted efforts to increase
awareness of Israeli youth of
the Nazi holocaust.
Education Minister A b b a
Eban replied that his Ministry
acted on the matter of the visit
within the general policy lines
of the Israel ,government re-
garding relations with
Germany. '
A proposal fo
on the mat
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Persons who held Greek citi-
zenship at the time of Nazi Occu-
pation in Greece and who were
persecuted because of being Jew-
ish, or because of political rea-
sons, may now file claims for in-
demnification.
The payments will
from a fund of a
ximately
$28 millions whic
he Federal
Republic of Ger
is making,
available to Gre
r this pur-
pose.
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p H
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The appointment of Rabbi
OMON S. BERNARDS as
dir for of the department of
int eligious cooperation of
the nti-Defamation League of
Bn
Brith was announced by
jamin R. Epstein, ADL na-
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