H Ship Owners Decide on 2 Kitchens,
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1 Kosher, for Liner as Compromise
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
kosher service was needed to
JERUSALEM—The board of enable the liner to compete for
• to Zim-Shoham Lines decided general passenger traffic.
Tuesday to have both a kosher
and a non-kosher kitchen in- British Nazis Boast
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of Anti-Semitic
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LONDON (JTA) — The Brit-
Er 4 had strongly protested the pos-
sibility. The Shalom is nearingsh i National Socialist movement
completion in a French ship; has printed and sent to neo-
Nazis in West Germany thou-
0:1 yard.
sans of anti-Semitic pamphlets,
The board acted after the Is-
spokesman for the British
rael cabinet ignored a minister- 1 a Nazis
said.
ial committee report opposing
the second non-kosher kitchen I Martin Webster made the
and voted to leave the decision disclosure in commenting on
to the liner's owners. Parlia- reports that anti-Jewish mate-
mentary factions of the Na- rial, bearing signatures of the
tional Religious Party and Agu- British Nazi movement, had
dat Israel sent a letter to Prime been found plastered on win-
>7. Minister Levi Eshkol warning dows and walls of the Jewish
as
that the two coalition parties Community House in West Ber-
would draw "far-reaching con- lin. (Swastikas were also found
clusions" from a decision to go to have defiled the walls of a
ahead with the non-kosher kit- West Berlin synagogue.) The
British Nazi said most of the
chen.
In making the decision, the i material had been mailed first
directors rejected a proposal I to West German firms and
that the non-kosher kitchen be after that for public distribu-
installed only for first class I tion."
He admitted that many pro-
passengers. The directors em-
phasized that there would be . tests against the mailings had
an "absolute and definite" se_ been received at British Nazi
paration between the two kit-lheadquarters from West Ger-
chens. They also stressed that I man recipients. He said that
the decision was based entirely one agency in West Germany
on economic reasons, referring had been in "frantic and regu-
to earlier statements that non- lar" contact with the Home
Office and Scotland Yard, to
pressure the British Nazis into
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However, he added, West Ger-
man federal authorities "are
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FRI.,
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Yard could stop his movement
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from sending its anti-Semitic
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LOS ANGELES, (JTA) — A rights legislation.
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The Nazis were represented
ing the right of the American in Superior Court by the Ameri-
Nazi Party to hold rallies on can Civil Liberties Union. Ralph
public property cleared the way Forbes, head of the "western
for three such rallies scheduled division" of the Nazi group, said
to be held Wednesday in south- the group had no money for pri-
ern California. The rallies were vate counsel. Membership of the
slated to protest the Aug. 28 party in Los Angeles county is
March on Washington in support estimated at about 13 persons.
of President Kennedy's civil Superior Judge Alfred Gitel-
son issued a preliminary injunc-
tion to prevent the city of Re-
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Nazi rally there. Forbes said
YOUNG MOTHER Marcia
BALTIMORE, (JTA) — The the Nazis planned rallies on
Silver, Manny's frau, exhausted century-old Davidson S c h o o 1, Wednesday at separate times in
from her daily chores, reclined oldest Hebrew school in this Burbank, Hermosa Beach and
on her couch to steal 40 winks city, has been merged with the Los Alamitos. He added that
. . . Half asleep, she felt one Petach Tikvah Hebrew School, other groups participating in the
of her youngsters patting her and will op e r ate as Petach counter-demonstrations will be
face and was drowsily pleased Tikvah-Isaac Davidson begin- the "F ighting American Na-
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affection . . . Then the door-
here by Benjamin White Committee" and the "Nazi
bell rang . . . She jumped up announced
Freelan
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any truth in the story of years established in 1928.
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