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May 18, 1962 - Image 8

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1962-05-18

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THE DETR O IT JEWISH NE WS — Friday, May 18, 1962 —

Zukerman Elected
National President
of Workmen's Circle



(Direct JTA Teletype Wire

to The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM — Israel's pro-
duction and employment have
Jacob T. Zukerman, New risen steadily since the devalua-
York attorney and social work- tion of Israel's pound Feb. 9 and
er, was elected president of the the absorption of immigrants has
„- - Workmen's proceeded without difficulties,
Circle, at the Finance Minister Levi Eshkol de-
62nd anniver- dared Wednesday in the Knes-
s a r y conven- set.
tion.
At the same time, it was an-
Zukerman.
nounced that the cost of living
55, is execu- rose in April by 2.1 points. The
tive director rise in the index now at 120.3 was
and chief occasioned by higher prices for
counsel fruit, vegetables and poultry.
for the Fam-
Outlining the government's
. i 1 y Location
Service, an new economic policy, the Finance
f the Minister said that devaluation had
already resulted in more tour-
Federation of
ists. He said there has been a
Jewish Philan-
greater interest in investments
thropies.
and in the purchase of Israeli
A writer and
stocks.
lecturer on le-
He said that to maintain price
-
gal aspects of
social w o r k, levels in relation to the devalued
Zukerman
currency, the government had
he is co-chairman of the Na-
tional Conference of Lawyers abolished customs levies on 42
and Social Workers and treas- per cent of dutiable imports.
To combat inflation, recipients
urer of the National Confer-
ence of Jewish Communal Serv- of restitution funds have been
induced to leave the money in
ICUS.
A leading member of the Lib- banks through an increase in
eral Party. he polled 85.000 interest to seven per cent.

votes last year as its candidate
for Borough President of
Brooklyn. As president of the
Workmen's Circle. he succeeds
Israel Breslow who is manager
of Dressmakers' Union Local
22. ILGWU. one of the city's
largest unions.


Workmen's Circle
Raps Germans for
Tolerating Nazis




Eshkol Reports Israel Production, Employment Rise Since Devaluation

neutralize the injection of new
money from cost of living allow-
ance increases to be provided in
July. He also said that the con-
struction of public buildings
would be slowed down by the
need for additional housing for
immigrants.
The Finance Minister said one
positive result of the devaluation
had been a rise in the foreign
currency balance. He said the
total was expected to be between
120 and 140 million dollars this
year.


Knesset Defeats
4 Motions to Unseat
Israel Government

the latter's economic program. kol was scheduled to present the
The Agudat Israel faction sup- new economic policy to the Knes-
ported the non-confidence mo-
set Wednesday.
tions.
Prime Minister David Ben-
Gurion, who replied to the

motions on behalf of the govern-
ment, ridiculed the opposition

for failing to propose an alter-
native to the government they
sought to depose. None of the
parties who submitted motions
could take on the task of forming
a new government, the premier
challenged, adding that it was
questionable whether they would
even agree to sit in the same
cabinet together.
Ben-Gurion also asserted that
the motions were premature
since finance Minister Levi Esh-

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish. News)


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dissatisfaction in the govern-
ment's new economic policy
which was initiated by the de-
valuation of the Israel pound
last February.
The vote was 47 in favor and
55 against.
The motions, which were pro-
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Germany and East Germany for
"failure to root out the rem-
nants of Naziism," was adopted
at the concluding session of the
62nd anual convention of the
Workmen's Circle.
While condemning both na-
tions, however, the resolution
pointed out that. in Communist
East Germany. there has been no
denazification program. and that
"former Hitler lieutenants" hold
high office in East Germany
where "Communist authorities
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Nazis."
The Workmen's Circle was
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Morocco Political
Party Urges Arab
War Against Israel

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

PARIS • - The

government
Istailal (Freedom) party of Mor-
o•co demanded that all Arab
countries proclaim war against
Israel and to "liberate Palestine,"
it was reported here from Casa-
blanca.
The party said it regarded war
against Israel as "a national re-
ligious duty."
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a member of the Arab League.

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