Canada Will Check
on Interference with
Work of Shochtim

Javits Says Mid-East Arms Race I s Growing to Israel's Disadvantage

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Senator of the Jerusalem Journalists As-
Jacob K. Javits, New York Re- sociation, also said that the re- plained against the permission had been presented by Israel's
granted by their government for President Izhak Ben-Zvi with a
OTTAWA (JTA) — Dr. K. F publican, said that a complete cent United States agreement to a visit by "the Zionist senator." set of 13 gold medallions, mark-
reappraisal
of
United
States
pol-
Wells, Canada's Veterinary Di
sell Hawk anti-aircraft missiles
The senator and his family ing Israel's 13th anniversary a
rector General, informed the Ca icy on future arms aid to Israel to Israel was only the beginning, left for home after a weekend year ago. Ben-Zvi expressed the
nadian Jewish Congress that his would be required because the and that "further developments" during which they celebrated the hope that more American boys
Department would issue "appro Middle East arms race was de- along these lines could be ex- Bar Mitzvah of young Joshua would celebrate their Bar Mitz-
priate instructions to make sure veloping to Israel's disadvantage. pected during 1963.
Javits with great eclat. The boy vah in Jerusalem.
Javits, speaking at a meeting
that no unilateral action is taken
In the address, the senator's
in the future" which would in-
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his current visit, he also asserted
terfere with the work of shochtim
Town
Fights
Over
(Jewish ritual slaughterers).
that Israel's security was of the I
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The statement by Dr. Wells Christmas Trees in
"utmost imortance" to the free
world, and -that Israel's preserva-
z- ?s-
was in response to a complaint
tion has always been and re-
by the CJC over an incident in Public Schools
(LADIES ONLY)
SHARON, Pa. (JTA)—A C OM _ mains a cornerstone of United
Toronto in which a shochet was
suspended from his duties in an mittee of nine Sharon parents, States policy.
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Prior to his talk here, the sen-
abbatoir at the insistence of the school officials and representa-
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Humane Slaughter Society. The tives of the Protestant, Catholic ator conferred for three hours
Society had alleged that the way and Jewish communities will be with Prime Minister David Ben- I
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the shechita had been performed named to study the issue of Gurion at the latter's vacation
1 WEEK
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Christmas
trees
in
Sharon
public
retreat
at
Sde
Bolter.
Javits
also
by him was not correct. The
ONLY
shochet was lates•eiristated after schools as the outgrowth of a di- told the journalists that Israelis I
-representatives of the Toronto visive community battle on the should not criticize United States
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Humane Slaughter Society ac- question which led to abuses and aid to Arab countries. He said I
knowledged that- there had been threats of violence and bodily Israelis should realize United
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States responsibilities as a world I
"a misunderstanding of the me- harm.
chanics of sh.f.:chita."
The struggle began when prin- , power and also that raising the I
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In their complaint to the Vet- cipals of three Sharon schools Arab standards of living was in
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erinary Director General, officials banned Christmas trees earlier Israel's interest.
South Of Seven
Stressing United States princi-
Open Thurs. to 9
of the CJC contended that the this month, an act that touched
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definition of shechita must off widespread protests and a ple of bipartisan foreign policy,
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clearly be within the jurisdiction petition for a public meeting to the senator said he supported
of Jewish religious authorities protest the decision and to seek President Kennedy's decision to
and no outside agency should be to persuade the Sharon School recognize the new regime in Ye-
Strictly
allowed to interfere. They also Committee to reverse a directive men which, he added, was dic-
K ao ts s h e arn d
pointed out that the wording of under which the principals had tated by wider considerations
the regulations defining Jewish acted. The School Committee re- and needs. He also emphasized
Poultry
ritual slaughter were intended fused earlier to hold a .meeting the need for a revision of United
Specializing In:
States approaches to Israel.
to make sure that there would for that purpose.
• Fresh,. Cutup Chicken Parts
The U.S. senator crossed the
At the public meeting, attend-
• Cartwheels
be no room for misinterpretation
and that such matters would be ed by 800 aroused residents, the Mandelbaum Gate into the part
•
Ready
Made
Hamburger
Patties
•
Cube Steaks
of
Jerusalem
held
by
the
Jor-
left entirely to the rabbis who Rev. Daniel C. Tuttle, pastor of
• Oven Ready Turkeys
•
Kosher
TV Dinners
supervise the individual abba- the Sharon First Baptist Church, danians and visited the Wailing
proposed a resolution calling on Wall. The Jordanian press corn-
toirs.
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Mock Chicken • Veal for Scalopini
the meeting chairman, William
Eastman, to name the committee Plan Senior Citizens
• Bar-B-Q Ribs • Seasoned Meat Balls
Loss of Florida
to study the issue and present a
report by Oct. 15, 1963. The res- Center in Los Angeles
Crop Spurs Export
olution had been adopted unani-
LOS ANGELES, (JTA) — A
of Israeli Oranges
mously by the Sharon Interfaith $5,000,000 senior citizens' resi-
WE DELIVER — UN 1-4770
LONDON (JTA)—Israel plans Council of which Rabbi Shemai dential protect will be built
Member Detroit Kosher
to ship 150,000 boxes of citrus Kanter of Temple Israel and Rab- here under the sponsorship of
Meat Dealers Association
fruits a day to Britain and the bi Henry Bamburger of Temple the Myron B. Sutton Post 113,
This Shield Is Your Protection
other European markets to reach Sinai are members. The assem- Jewish War Veterans of the
United States.
its target of sales of 12,000,000 blage adopted the resolution.
cases in Europe during the 1962-
63 season, Moshe Levin, Euro-
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pean representative of the Israel
Citrus Marketing Board, reported.
He said 300,000 cases of Israeli
oranges arrived in London before
Christmas and were sold in Lon-
don and the provinces at prices
slightly below those of last year.
Only 50,000 cases of fruit were
shipped to the European conti-
nent, mostly to Scandinavian
countries and sales there were
satisfactory, he added.
He said that sales might be
helped by the fact that a large
portion of the Florida citrus crop
in the United States was lost by
the unseasonal cold wave of early
December. He said that while
everyone sympathized with the
consequent losses to Florida
growers, sales by Israel and other
fruit exporters to Europe prob-
ably would be increased because
of the mishap in Florida.

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Treguboff Honored
in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) —
Sanford M. Treguboff, executive
vice-president of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, was honored by
350 leaders of the Jewish com-
munity on the completion of 30
years of "dedicated and disting-
uished" service.
Walter A. Haas, chairman of
the Federation's executive com-
mittee, and past president, pre-
sented a scroll to Treguboff on
behalf of the officers and direc-
tors of the organization, and also
gave him an award from t h e
United Jewish Appeal.

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