French Delegation Resents North
Africans' Participation, Walks
Out of Student Congress in Israel

Goldwater Experiences Anti-Semitism; Low
Priority for the Jewish Press in his Office

I think the Republicans would hate sheet published in Bir-
have been a much better bet. mingham, Ala., described Gold-
WASHINGTON — When Sen. That's why I can't understand water as a "kosher conserva-
"disconcerting" that Jewish Barry Goldwater recently came Jewish friends of mine, in the tive." He has been picketed by
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
emigrants from that country
big cities, going all out for neo-Nazis. Elements of the radi-
JERUSALEM — The French were settling in the United under anti-Semitic fire from the Democrats any more than cal right have called him a
the
radical
right,
he
did
not
delegation walked out of the States, Britain, Canada and Aus-
repudiate ultra - rightists who I can understand the Negro." "Jew phony" and the "Arizona
Congress of the World Union tralia—but not in Israel.
back his Presidential aspira-
A typical response came from Israelite."
of Jewish Students Tuesday in
Southern segregationists ask-
Prof. Ernest D. Bergman of
tions
but
said
a
distinguished
official of a
protest against the participa- Hebrew University, the union's
it was the po- Jewish organization. "I would ed: "Will white Christian con-
tion of a group of North Afri- honorary president, urged the
litical affilia- not term Sen. Goldwater's com- servatives be fooled into voting
can students temporarily resi- delegates not to get bogged
tions of Jews ments anti-Semitic as much as for the first open Jew to be
dent in France.
down in petty matters. They
that he could I would call them self-serving President of the U.S.A.?" He
The French students said were greeted by Dr. Eliahu
not under- and illustrative of the cheapest was termed "a two-faced Jew,
that a recently organized North Elath, Hebrew University presi-
stand.
political opportunism. They of Russian parentage" whose
African group named Oded was dent; Major Mordechai Ish-
The Con- amounted to an appeasement of Presidency would be a "fatal
specifically formed for migra- Shalom, of Jerusalem; and
servative Ari- his detractors at the expense of blow to the Tight wing in
tion to Israel and as such Eliahu Dobkin, head of the Jew-
zona Republi- the Jewish community, actually America."
should not be represented at ish Agency's Youth and Hecha-
The Evans - Novak view was
can, a member a crude attempt to disassociate
the Jewish Students' Union lutz department. The Congress
of the Episco- himself in the public mind from that "all this could be dismissed
Congress. An earlier effort for will end tomorrow with a visit
pal Church, a Jewish image to curry favor as the rantings of crackpots
a compromise, under which to the. Negev settlement of Sde
were it not for the unique char-
took to the air with the radical right."
Oded members would attend Boker, for a discussion with
to criticize
Goldwater stated recently acter of the Goldwater Presi-
as observers only, was rejected former Premier David Ben-
Jews for al- that he thought it would be dential strategy. Goldwater's
Gurion.
by the French delegates.
legedly sup- helpful if Gov. Rockefeller and hopes of being elected Presi-
porting the Sen. Jacob K. Javits would de- dent require solid support in
In a seriqp of resolutions,
Delegates to the congress of 1
Democratic fine what they meant when they the conservative heartland: the
which made no reference to the world union of Jewish stu-
party. His re- criticized the "radical right." South, the Rocky Mountains,
Zionism, the delegates stressed dents condemned Wesnesday
the importance of Israel in study by Jews ' particularly'
Sen. Goldwater marks shocked Unless they were talking about the Great Plains. But these sec-
Jewish life, Hebrew study and Israelis — in West Germany persons of Jewish faith.
the outright Nazis, "all the oth- tions also comprise the white
Jewish students in other coun- and opposed official relations
When asked by this reporter er groups I know anything Anglo - Saxon Protestant heart-
tries as the vanguard of activ- with that country and its for a brief interview to clarify about are completely within land. If the hate literature were
ities of Jewish communities youth organizations.
and verify the Senator's broad- their constitutional rights in ad- to take root anywhere,. this
outside of Israel. President and
According to Congress data, cast, his staff indicated that the vocating the kind of stand they would be the most fertile soil."
Goldwater's response to anti-
Mrs. Shazar attended a recep- some 200 Jewish students are Jewish press had such a low do."
Semitic attacks, it appears, is
tion Monday in honor of the studying • in West Germany of priority at the Goldwater office
Even the John Birch Soci- to condemn Jews for their al-
students.
whom about 150 are Israelis. that time could not be found.
ety, he said, was within its leged universal adherence to
Most
of
them
are
attending
Yigal Allon, Israel's Labor
According to official tran- rights in advocating the im-
Minister, appealed to Jewish schools in Berlin, Frankfurt and scription of Goldwater's state- peachment of Chief Justice the Democratic party. Whether
this will regain for him waver-
university graduates throughout Munich.
ments, made July 25 on Wash- Earl Warren, although he dis-
The delegates elected Manfred ington Radio Station WWDC, agreed with that objective. ing supporters in the radical
the world to settle in Israel,
where ample opportunities exist- Gerstenfeld, of Holland, presi- the Senator said: "It is very dif- "But if I were a candidate," right remains to be seen.
ed for their talents. In his pro- dent, and Andrew -Greystone, of ficult for me to understand the he added, "I wouldn't disavow
posal at the 30th Congress of the Britain, as senior vice-president. Jew. I happen to be half-Jewish. their support on that account 524 S. American Jews
Increased activities of Jewish And my people, when they lived any more than I would that
World Union of Jewish Students,
attended by 50 delegates and ob- student organizations were re- in New York—they're all dead of A.D.A.—and I doubt that Immigrate to Israel
RIO DE JANEIRO, (JTA)-
servers from 20 countries, he re- flected in the election of a vice- now—were Orthodox Jews, all I would get either." Ameri-
ferred to the current situation in president for each region, in Democrats. I used to get into cans for Democratic Action is The S.S. Princess de Leopol-
South Africa, asserting there was addition to the customary single terrific arguments with my cou- a liberal political organiza- dina, a ship chartered by the
no future for South African Jew- vice-president for Israel.
sins who, while they were alive, tion, which usually supports Jewish Agency for the trans-
The organization set up a spe- all voted Democratic."
port of immigrants to Israel
ry because Jews could not be cit-
Democrats.
izens of a country which pro- cial secretariat, to be located in
The syndicated columnists from South A m e r i c a, sailed
He
said
that
"starting
with
claimed racism as the law of Buenos Aires, which will serve the Treaty of Versailles, which Rowland Evans and Robert No- from this port for Haifa, carry-
the land. He added that it was all Latin American countries.
actually allowed Communism to vak have described the anti- ing 524 Jews from Argentina
get started in this world and Jewish smear campaign waged and Uruguay. All are going to
created Nazism and Fascisni in against Goldwater by reaction- Israel for permanent settle-
Germany and Italy, carrying on aries. "The Thunderbolt," a meat.
with Teheran and Yalta and
Potsdam which opened the
4"
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By a similar vote, the Knes- doors wide to Communism all
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Is-
over
this
world,
the
greatest
rael's Parliament defeated, in set also defeated a bill from
one of its final acts before re- the right-wing Herut, which enemy of the Jews in the world
i
cessing for 10 weeks, a Liberal would enable the House to ex- has been the Democratic party
party bill to reduce the service press non-confidence in an in- and their stupid treaties that
of women in the armed forces dividual Minister. Under the they've made with other coun-
from 24 months to 18 months. present law, non-confidence ac- tries."
"Now," said Goldwater, "I
The Knesset acted after Prime tion may be sought only
Minister Levi Eshkol, speaking against the Government as a don't charge them with being
int$'?
in his capacity as Defense Min- whole. The majority accepted anti-Semitic but I do charge
Intt
ister, said that the General Justice Minister Dov Joseph's them with making treaties
• •
•
Staff was studying the ques- view that the bill was in con- with our enemies that have
tion. He promised a report on flict with the principle of col- allowed their own people, the
the subject at the beginning of lective responsibility, under Jewish people, to suffer
the Knesset's winter session. which the coalition Government through pogroms and anti-
Semitism all over this world.
operates.
The bill was beaten 36 to 30.
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. By MILTON FRIEDMAN

(Copyright, 1963, JTA, Inc.)

Knesset Beats Bill for Cutting
Armed Service Terms for Women

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Plant First Trees in Lewis JNF
Forest Being Planted in Israed

During their visit in Israel, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ben I ewis and
their sister, Rose Lewis, planted the first trees in the Lewis
Forest in Israel, the gift to JNF of Morris Ben and Ida F.
Lewis and their sisters, Rose and Jeanette Lewis and Norma
Hudosh. In addition to financing the Lewis Forest of 19.009 trees
in Israel, the Lewises also established a Baby Day Nursery
in Israel.

Hebrew Corner

Made in Israel

Many women in the world buy in
stores of foreign lands, products
made in Israel, or they buy these pro-
ducts while visiting Erets Israel as
tourists. In Israel, special stores have
been opened for tourists, in which a
large variety of Israeli products is
sold: glass, ceramics, metal-ware,
olive wood work, copper, silver, gold,
clothing, jewelry and house utensils,
and even carpets woven in Israel.
When a group of tourists comes to
such a store, there is an interesting
scene. The women fondle the goods
and become excited about a plate,
an earthen jug, silver spoons, forks,
candlesticks of olive wood, or silver.
Another group measures dresses and
blouses, and later you can see them
strolling on the streets wearing
Israeli clothing, blouses with Yeme-
nite emproidery, "Sabra" designed
skirts; and carrying in their hands
presents and souvenirs from Israel,
for relatives and friends.
Why are women in particular at-
tracted to Israeli production? Some
say it is because women like beauti-
ful and original things; while others
claim that women are more senti-
mental than men, and they buy.
Israeli products because of their
sentiments for Israel. It is clear that
Israeli products will penetrate to the
world markets, and many women
will adorn themselves with them, be-
cause of their bight standards of
quality.
Many communities, from all corners
of the earth, have gathered in the
State of Israel. Each one brought
with it its tradition in sewing, em-
broidery, art, home utensils and dec-
orations. These traditions have been
adopted in Israel, which produce
many varieties of goods, and the
women long for these products.

Translation of Hebrew column.
Published by Brith Ivrith Olamith,
Jerusalum.

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