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November 24, 1961 - Image 10

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1961-11-24

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, November 24, 1961— 20

Egypt Takes Property
of 160 Jews on List of 171

PARIS, (JTA) —Egypt's re-
cent policy of expropriating
property of "reactionaries" under
President Gamal Abdel Nasser's
program of "Arab Socialism" is
aimed almost entirely at Jews,
the European office of the
American Jewish Committee re-
ported.
Of the latest 171 "sequestra-
tions" ordered in Egypt, the re-
port stated, 169 of those named
are Jews:
Jews affected by the latest
"sequestration" orders, the AJC
office said, have not only had
their property confiscated, but
have also been barred from
membership in various clubs and
societies, and banned from serv-
ing on a business or cultural
board. The latest list of 171 was
seen by the AJC here as part
of the general policy of Egyp-
tian property "nationalization"
which has struck so far at 593
persons, "a large part of whom

1,300 Immigrant
Doctors Successfully
Integrated in Israel

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM—More than 86
per cent of the 1,300 physicians
who came to Israel as immi-
grants between January, 1957,
and . October, 1961, have been
successfully integrated into
medical practice in the coun-
try, Deputy Health Minister
Yitzhak Rafael disclosed here
Tuesday.
Rafael, who was replying in
the Knesset, Israel's parliament,
to a question on what the gov-
ernment did - to facilitate the
absorption of immigrant doc-
tors, said that all but 180 of the
immigrant physicians were em-
ployed by hospitals and clinics
or were engaged in private
practice.
Noting that the health minis-
try had set up a special fund
to tide over immigrant doctors
' until they became integrated
into the profession in Israel,
Rafael said that • additional
openings would be available at
new government institutions
after next April.

Western Nigeria Premier
Gets Weizmann Publication

PARIS, (JTA)—Israel's bid for
French support for some sort of
Israeli association with the Euro-
pean common market was polite-
ly but firmly rebuffed by a lead-
ing French 'government official.
The request was put to Pierre
Jeanneney, French trade minis-
ter, by Pinhas Sapir, Israel's min-
ister of Commerce and Industry,
during a lengthy conference.

are Jews or of Jewish origin."
A complete list of property
owners affected was published
in the Beirut newspaper, Al
Hayat, received here. The text
of the Nasser decree, printed in
the newspaper, states:' "All Jews
included in the list of sequestra-
tions are deprived of their civic
rights and cannot serve as
guardians, caretakers, or proxies
in any business association or
club, nor can they be members
of clubs or societies."

The Knesset similarly ap-
proved a proposal by Mrs.
Golda Meir, Israel's Foreign
Minister, to submit the issue
to committee for study and
possible action. •Menahem Be-
gin, Herut leader, who. had ,
submitted a motion for full
Knesset debate on the sub-
ject, withdrew his motion.

He did give assurances that
France would do everything pos.
sible to increase imports from
Israel.

The Israeli official described
dire consequences for Israel's
economy because of its exclu-
sion from the increasingly
dose-knit six-nation economic
community.

Knesset Regrets
Arrests in USSR

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Is-
rael's Parliament expressed re-
gret over the recent arrest of
Jewish religious leaders in Rus-
sia as expressions of concern
and alarm came from other
parts of the world.
The only exception in the
Knesset stand was the Commu-
nist party which was rebuffed
nn a motion to remove the sub-
ject from the Knesset agenda.

French Minister Rebuffs Israel
on Common Market Association

Chief the Honorable Samuel
Ladoke Akitola, Premier of
Western Nigeria (left) on a
visit to the Weizmann Institute
of Science in Rehovoth, Israel,
receiving a copy of "Science
And The New Nations," from
Mr. Abba Eban, Israel's Min-
ister of Education and pres-
ident of the Weizmann Insti-
tute. The book, edited by Ruth
Gruber, contains the proceed-
ings of the International Con-
ference on Science in the Ad-
vancement of New States held
at the Institute last August.

Emphasizing that the probl
could become acute after
mission of Brit
f
Israel's best cus
ers
pir sold
that the pre
pro ons of
ECM amounte o altboycott of
Israeli product
'ch would be
barred by stri
ECM tariffs
from entering friendly countries.
The French official was under-
stood to have expressed his ulk
derstanding of the growing prob-
lem but also to have stressed the
wider aspects of the situation
and the need to consult with
other ECM members, as well as
French economic factors.

Can't- Tell Chaplain
Without His Dogta

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There are some 2,500 co-
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various branches of agriculture,
industry and communications.
About 1,000 of them are farm
cooperatives with the re-
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transport, housing, credit and
consumer needs.

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Declaring that Jews in Russia fice, but it e
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ong chaplain. The
live unhampered cultural lives Roman Catholic padre. is Chap-
like other Soviet minorities, lain Israel and the Protestant
Mrs. Meir said Soviet Jews chaplain is• Chaplain Klein. To
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should be permitted to migrate add to the confusion, the Jewish
to join family members or to chaplain, Sylvan Kamens, finds
INVITES ITS * SUPPORTERS AND FRIENDS TO JOIN A
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She said that reports of the by most people. And all three
limitation of religious facilities chaplains share the same offices.
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Other notables attending the with the Soviet policy of bar-
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director of the JDC, I. David- which the Soviet Government
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