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Israel Supports
Move to Supervise
Atomic Reactors

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

TEL AVIV—Israel supported
a resolution adopted at the re-
cent Vienna meeting of the
International Atomic Energy
Commission for control by the
Commission of nuclear reactors
of up to 120 megawatts, pro-
vided the reactor was con-
structed with Commission aid,
the chief Israeli delegate re-
ported Tuesday.
Dr. A. D. Bergmann also re-
ported that the Israeli vote is
not indicated because the vote
was taken on Yom Kippur when
the Israeli delegation was ab-
sent. However, Israel has ap-
proved the resolution. Under
that resolution, Israel's 24 mega-
watt reactor at Dimon would
not come under the Commis-
sion's control since it was built
without Commission aid.
It was learned also that a
scientific delegation from Egypt
was limited during a visit to
France to visits of French
nuclear installations function-
ing only for peaceful purposes.
The delegation was not per-
mitted to see any military
nuclear installations. The Egyp-
tians came to France to survey
the possibility of building a
nuclear power station in Egypt,
the only Middle East country
taking steps toward building
such a station. Israel now has a
commission surveying the possi-
bilities of a nuclear power
station, but it has not yet re-
ported any conclusions.

Norwegians Cite JDC Director Jordan
GENEVA, (JTA)—The Nor- 10,000 refugees, he is talking
wegian Refugee Council plaque about 10,000 people."
was awarded to Charles H. Jor-
In his response, Jordan said
dan, director-g en e r al of the he welcomed the opportunity
Joint Distribution Committee to pay public tribute to the
and chairman of the governing work of the Norwegian Council
board of the International Coun- and the Norwegian people. He
cil of Voluntary Agencies.
said that "little Norway has
The award is presented an- made a larger contribution to
nually to an individual or an solving the refugee problem
organization but it is rarely than countries three times its
given to an official of a volun- size."
tary organization outside of
Norway. King Olaf of Norway Israelis Demonstrate
was the first recipient. The
ward was presented to the JDC Against Acquittal of
official at a plenary session of Nazi Chief in Vilna
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Surviv-
the ICVA general conference
being held at the Palace of ors of Hitler's concentration
camps were among the 1,000
Nations here.
William S. Boe, representing participants in a parade demon-
the Council, declared at the stration against the acquittal in
presentation that "in the task Austria earlier this year of Franz
of caring for refugees, it is Murer, the Nazi chief in the
impossible to work only with Vilna Ghetto. He was acquitted
one's head or one's heart—it has in Graz last June of the murder
to be both. As an individual and of 17 Jews in the ghetto.
The marchers, demanding the
as head of JDC, Jordan has the
perfect balance, although it is re-trial of Murer, carried black
clear that his heart is in the flags and wore yellow badges
lead. When he talks about with a Mogen Dovid and a leg-
end: "The murderer of the Jews
of the Vilna Ghetto to the gal-
Israel Must Give
lows." Placards carried by the
marchers denounced the "shame-
Deportation Notice
JERUSALEM, (JTA)–:.A new ful acquittal" of the former-Nazi
regulation dealing with deport- gauleiter.
The procession was headed by
ations from Israel was issued
a committee of former Vilna
by Interior Minister Moshe
residents. A deputation was re-
Haim Shapiro. The order pro-
ceived by the parliament's pre-
vides that an expulsion order
sidium to which they presented a
must be served in writing and
petition
citing criticism of the ac-
must not be executed before a
quittal by most of Austria's
three-day period has expired.
newspapers, which had urged a
The purpose of the 72-hour
re-trial as well as calling of new
gap, it was explained, was to
key witnesses.
give attorneys for the person

involved time to appeal to a
U.S. Atom Energy
court. However, unless a court
Commisiion Sends
order remands the expulsion
order in the meantime, the
Envoy to Israel
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—John order may go into effect.
The entire issue is a result
G. Palfrey, a member of the
United States Atomic Energy of the manner in which the late
Commission, will visit Israel to Robert Soblen, the man con-
discuss projects involving nuc- victed of espionage in the
lear cooperation between the United States, had been ex-
United States and Israel. Palfrey pelled from Israel in 1962. A
will go to Israel and Lebanon Ministerial committee that in-
following an international atomic vestigated that case had re-
ported that, while the Soblen
energy conference in Vienna.
expulsion order was technical-
ly legal, it would be desirable
Austrian Political

Leader Pledges Fight
Against Anti-Semitism
VIENNA, (JTA) —Joseph
Klaus, the new chairman of the
Austrian Peoples' Party, said
that every instance of both open
and covert anti-Semitism in Aus-
tria must be fought.
The new chairman of Austria's
strongest poltical party said that
under his leadership the party
would seek new approaches to
cooperation with Austrian Jewry
and that opposition to all forms
of anti-Semitsm was one aspect
of that approach.

to formulate clearer practices
in the future to avoid ,further
mishaps.

Phosphate Field
Found in Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A new
field of high-grade phosphates
has been discovered in the des-
ert between Sodom and Eilat by
the Israel American Phosphates
Company, an American-financed
firm.
The discovery of the field,
which extends over an area of
two-and-a-half square miles, fol-
lows a two-year geological survey
carried out by the company in
Yiddish Theater
cooperation with the Ministry of
Attendance Drops
Development and in which the
LONDON, (JTA) — The Yid- firm has invested a total of 5,-
dish State Theater of Poland is 000,000 pounds ($1,667,000).
planning a campaign for great-
er attendance by Polish Jews Jordan Elected Chief
to counteract a steady decline
in such attendance, it was re- of Voluntary Agencies
GENEVA, (JTA)—Charles
ported in the Warsaw Jewish
H. Jordan, overseas director gen-
newspaper Folkstimme.
The decline imposes special eral of the Joint Distribution
difficulties because the theater Committee, was elected presi-
depends in part on income from dent of the General 'Conference
tickets. The decline also created of the International Council of
problems in terms of govern- Voluntary Agencies which con-
ment support. The falling off in cluded a five-day meeting here.
attendance was reported to be The Conference adopted a num-
due to the fact that fewer per- ber of resolutions on older mi-
sons understand Yiddish as the grants, new migration problems
years go by.
in Europe and Latin America
and the Palestinian Arab refu-
Bucharest Synagogue, gees.
Cemetery Vandalized
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Travel- Concentration Camp
ers returning here from Ru- Commander Convicted .
mania reported that worshipers
G R A Z, Austria, (JTA) — A
going to the Bucharest syna- Graz court handed down • a sen-
gogue found -torn Torah scrolls, tence of. life imprisonment on
ripped prayer shawls and Stefan Rojko, former assistant
wrecked benches. The inform- commandant of the Theresien-
ants also said that graves in the stadt concentration camp, on
Jewish cemetery of Bucharest wartime crime charges. A jury
were desecrated.
found that Rojko had personally
murdered 26 Jewish inmates of
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International Parley
of Hitler's Victims
Asks Action on Nazis
PARIS, (JTA) — All govern-
ments were urged here by the
Concentration Camp Committee,
an organization that represents
concentration camp victims in
60 countries, to continue search-
Mg for known Nazi war crim-
inals, to prosecute them and to
mete out to them their due
punishment.
The resolution mentioned spe-
cifically Dr. Horst Schumann, an
Auschwitz physician, now in
Ghana; SS Major Uhlenbrook, re-
cently acquitted of w a r time
atrocity charges; and Dr. Josef
Mengele, the Auschwitz "selec-
tion doctor" whose whereabouts
are unknown.

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Israel Signs Culture
Treaty With Panama

GUATEMALA CITY, (JTA)
—A treaty of cultural exchange
between Israel and the Repub-
lic of Panama was signed in
Panama. It provides for en-

couraging research, exchanges
of publications, teachers and

students and for mutual pro-
motion of tourism between the
two countries. Dr. Galileo Solis,
Panama Minister of Foreign
Affairs, signed for Panama and
Ambassador Joshua Shai for
Israel.

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Council of Europe Grants
Consultative Status to B. B.
WASHINGTON — The Coun-
cil of Europe, a 16-state body

established in 1949 to promote
economic and social progress

among its member nations, has
granted non-governmental con-
sultative status to the Bnai
Brith International Council.
Paul Jacob of Mulhouse,
France, a vice chairman of the
Bnai Brith International Coun-
cil, and Dr. Gustav Warburg,
director of its Geneva office,
will represent Bnai Brith in its
consultative activities with the
Council of Europe.

Book Month Nov. 8-Dec. 8
The Jewish Book Council of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board announces that Jewish
Book Month, a nationwide cul-
tural event which it conducts
annually, will be held from Nov.
8 to Dec. 8. The announcement
was made by Rabbi Gilbert
Klaperman, Council president.

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