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Haifa Arab Tells
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — Bulga-
ria's Chief Rabbi Asher Han-
nanel was nominated as Seph-
ardic Chief Rabbi for Tel Aviv.
At the request of a number
of local petitioners, his name
was listed among the candidates
for the post by the special elec-
tion committee preparing the
naming of Tel Aviv's Chief
Rabbi.
Dr. Hannanel was recently
sentenced to prison by a Bu
garian court, but was rele
at
on bail and allowed to
sons
his home in Sofia for
of health.
equests
There have bee
from many Israelis ere that
Bulgaria allow, him ' emigrate
to Israel.
The Sephardic Ch
post here has been va
1958, when the late Chi
Yaacov Toledano resigne
seat to become Israel's Minister
vast improvement in living con-
ditions of Israel's 240,000 Arab
citizens was described here this
United States
week by Salim Joubran, head
of the Arab Department of the
WASHINGTON — A resolution calling on the U.S. delega-
Histadrut, the Israel Federation tion to the United NatiOns to favor direct Israeli-Arab negotia-
•of Labor, who arrived here this tions was introduced in the House last week by Rep. Leonard
week for a two-month tour of Farbstein (D., New York) . . . A Protestant church group here
has asked seven Washington area school boards to delay until
the United States.
Joubran, who was one of the March any decision on an order prohibiting public school re-
3,000 Arabs of Haifa who re- ligious observances after a request for such a ban -was made
mained in that city during the to the school boards by the Jewish Community Council of Greater
1948 War of Liberation, told a Washington.
press conference that while
NEW YORK — The United Jewish Appeal of Greater New
many Israeli Arabs were still York raised more than $28 million in its 1961 fiscal year, re-
waiting for their brothers in the ported Morris Goldwater, president, to the annual meeting of
neighboring states to "liberate" the New York UJA board of directors . . . Mayor Robert Wagner
Israel, others had been success- has assured the Union of Orthodox Rabbis this week that swift
fully integrated into Israeli life. action will be taken to deal with any outbreaks of vandalism
Joubran noted that about against the city's synagogues or Jewish schools . . . Nearly 2,000
52,000 Arab children attend Jewish educational, cultural, religious, fraternal, women's and
government schools today as recreational organizations throughout the country are partici-
compared with only 25,000 out pating in the 18th national observance of Jewish Music Festival,
of an Arab population in 1948, continuing-through the middle of this month . . . David Morgen-
which was four times as .large. stern, prominent Hebrew scholar and presidentof th
a dinner
Joubran, who is a member of Hebrew Teachers Training Institute, was honored
Israel's Christian Arab com- this week in recognition of his 25 years of "dedi •d service to
rvice between
munity, said that while most the furtherance • of Hebrew education .. . S
anyika, was in-
Arab villages were virtually Israel's port of Eilat and Dar es Salaa
by Zim Lines
without electricity in 1948, augurated Thursday, it was announc
more than half were now sup- officials.
PHILADELPHIA — The Jewish mmuriity Relations Coun-
plied with electric power and
ities
eek against the
radios were to be found in most cil here has opened a campaign thi
ue
of the John Birch Society as consti mg "disservice to th
of the homes in th
c cafes i
terests of the nation."
He said many
r
BOSTON — Leading hospita in the Gr
levision sets
Israel even
en
is to all
now ready to serve kosher
to view oa is from neigh-
of
food . . . A petition reques g both
borin oun s.
ep
to the
etts Legislature to recomm
aid iitary rule in bor-
to
ca
that it end Arab boycot affecting
de reas was more of a psycho, :
ens,
t Arab intereference in th affairs of " Am ican
lo cal problem than a eal
Bar gton.
presented here by Allan Ti.. nowitz of Grea
-ce of irritation to I aeli
de
Jewish Federatio
MIAMI — The Greater Mia
la-
abs. He noted that
am lin
d operation"
`important change in structure ounced
b
ions requiring per s t el
ion Presi-
executive committee, it was a
in border areas
nt A. J. Harris.
Arabs
as well as Ar s
Employment
ST. LOUIS — The staff of the
re fre
might be re
ge
to
be better
nd
Vocational
Service
is
studying
eh
permi
quently d
sons aided by the
equipped to handle problems of d
ere on
since b
agency.
vigil for ators. Othe
efamation League official
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — An An
t
he said, Is • Ii Arabs wer
uth arrested • 0
has announced that Connecticut
deprived hts.
their • w
swastika epidemic generally felt t
— A they did, but in getting caught fo
doing it.
ost has
TUCSON — The Arizon Jewis
ica io di-
the spe
first place in general excellence
on News-
apers b
vision in the annual rating of ne
papers Association.
CHICAGO — Graduates from 1 ountries3- including f
ducation Minister
Israelis — were addressed by Israe
Internat.
Eban on receiving their diplomas at
n
of Nuclear Science and Engineering at
LOS ANGELES — The Jewish Feder
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celebrated its golden anniversary at its ann
I
by more than 1,000, marking 50 years of
munity service here.
I
deration of Pitts-
The United J
PITTSBURGH
vice at its annual
burgh began its 50th year of comm
I
sburgh's first apart-
meeting this week by revealing plan
I
ment house project for elderly peo
if
1962 ' ewish
CLEVELAND — The goal of
I
1,000, 'it w
Campaign here has been set at $
I
Community.
M. E. Glass, president of the Jew
io
bba
Minister
of
UNITED
NATIONS
—
Israe
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sentative
Eban and Michael S. Comay, Isr l's permanen
ey held
here, refused to divulge the subj t for a confe
Monday with Acting Secretary G ral U Thant.
I
entific study of the social
ROCHESTER — A broad
aracteristics of the Jewi
economic, cultural and religious
I
pleted and will be iss
population of this city has been
I
ity Council.
soon by the Rochester Jewish Corn
different
delicious
continental
confections by
BARTON'S
Latin Amer
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For example: CHOCOLATE
PETITS FOURS — Luscious lay-
ers of real French pastry with
butter-cream fillings in 5 out-
of-this-world flavors. All choc-
olate covered.
Box of 24, $1.89
BAItTONS
fr9140 40tiat
Exclusively at
24711 Coolidge
Hwy.
or gov-
• isters,
GUATEMALA — Guatemalan Cabine
ernment officials, members of the diplomati nd leaders
of the Jewish community were among guests at a reception
given by Israeli Ambassador Joshua N. Shai, in connection with
Israel Week, a series of events dedicated to Israel, the first pro-
gram of its kind in Latin America.
Israel
JERUSALEM — An Institute of *Contemporary J e
History and a dormatory at the Hebr'ew University, both bea
the name of the late Yosef Sprinpk, first Speaker of the Isra
parliament, were dedicated here/last week.
TEL AVIV — Groundbreaking ceremonies were he • here
this week for a district cultur 1 center in Netiva settle e 20
ory
miles west of Jerusalem, to b named Yad Benjami
srae
of Benjamin Mintz, the late ead of the Poal •
movement and former 11/Iinist of Posts.
Argentine Polic
BUENOS AIRES, (JTA)
At 10 Mile Rd.
Argentine police have announced
Across from
rounded up members of a fascist
Dexter Davison Mkt.
organization, whose headquarters
18309 Wyoming nr. Curtis
here were raided Sunday, after
Barton's Confections a n d
Baked Delicacies Are Also
Jewish leaders complained of a
Available at Crow le y's
series of anti-Semitic acts in vari-
Street Floor.
ous parts of Argentina.
I Open Sundays and Eves.
Jewish schools as well as syna-
gogues
have been painted with
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rled
as been
s, and of acts
d Cerro' m have
be reported by Ara me Jews.
complaining
*sh lea
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that "i •nly a few mic-
robes to poison society," de-
manded that police take firmer
action against the Fascist toughs
held responsible for the anti-
Semitic manifestations.
for Religious Affairs. The elec-
tion committee listing candi-
dates for the post now consists
of 10 representatives of the
Municipality of Tel Aviv and an
equal number of Israelis repre-
senting the Religious Co
here.
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