The years' of him are shortened
who runs after leadership ..,. Why
did Joseph die before his brothers?
expenditures, Thant stated, would Because he was imperious and
ruled over them.—Berakot.
amount to $331,800.
However. some funds could be
saved from other operations, and
he asked for a new addition of
P'EYLIM
only $270,700 dollars. He had pre-
viously estimated that UNTSO's
to combat missionary
budget would call for $1,615,000.
activities
With the grant of the new request,
the budget would total $1,885,700.

More Funds Sought to Hike Budget and Truce Supervision Staff

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(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

United Nations Secretary Gen- !
eral U Thant requested Wednesday
that the General Assembly increase
the staff and next year's budget
of the c United Nations Truce Su-
pervision Organization. the group
which overseas implementation of
the four armistice agreements en-
tered between Israel and four of
the Arab states in 1949. The Arab
states concerned are Egypt, Syria.
Jordan and Lebanon.

Thant's request came at a time
when LINTS°, headed by Lt.
Gen. Odd Bull. is still drafting a
report to the Security Council on
last weekend's fighting between
Syria and Israel after the coun-
cil on Monday heard Israeli and
Syrian charges and count e r
grievances, e a c h accusing the
other of aggression.

However, it was made clear that —when fighting break outs on the
Thant's new requests for. further border — of trying to determine
staff facilities and money had who is doing the shooting, who

been ready for submission prior to started it and who refuses to cease
flarejup on Israel's fire, while at the same time trying
the latest

to maintain radio communications
northern frontier.
Thant told the Assembl3i—which with UNTSO'S headquarters in
is not to meet until Dec. 1—that Jerusalem's No Man's Land.
Gen. Bull, who has been chief of
As a consequence the general
staff of UNTSO since June 1963 declared each side to an Israeli
had asked for greater strength in
Arab shooting fracas often ac-
personnel and facilities.
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UNTSO'S present strength con- having sufficiently observed its NAL_
sists of 124 men. Gen. Bull has part in the fray.
found that 15 of the UN observa-
Thant asked for enough money
tion posts and outposts on the
,
Israeli Arab borders a re manned to appoint 15 additional militarN
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by only one man each and asked observers, requested permission to ' 3t.
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men on duty.
. The single man on duty now. LTNTSO. The total sum of the new ,
he reported, must do double duty
To what may the Evil Impulse
be compared? To a man who
comes to a door, opens it, and if
no one halts him, enters as if he
organizations
any signs of such
were an invited guest. If no one
the
past
10
years.
for
still objects, he gives orders as if
Interior Minister Herman Hoer- he were the master of the house.
cherl said he was convinced that —Zohar.

Experts Meet to Study Neo-Nazism

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

ANTWERP — An international
conference on neo-Nazism opened
here Tuesday with the participa-
tion of 25 experts from Europe, as far as the German people were
South America and Israel.
concerned, the epoch of fascism
The meeting. sponsored by the had been ended for all time.
International Union of Resistance
and Deportation. will last three
days and study neo-Nazi org iza-
tions in Europe. North and S uth
America and Australia and will
also deal with other problems. -uch
as anti-Semitism in the Soviet
Union, the West German scientists
working on Egyptian arms develop-
ment. aid given by the Arab
League to Nazi and anti-Semitic
movements and the recent decision
by the Bonn government to retain
its statute of limitations for Nazi
war crimes.

A report by the International
Union that West Germany is the
center of a revival of Nazism

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14—Friday, November 20, 1964

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German Interior Ministry.

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Antwerp meeting was, according
to the Union, based on research
on neo-Nazi activities in 10 coun-
tries.
Several neo-Nazi groups are pre-
sently active in West Germany,
the report said. It also asserted
there were 123 neo-Nazi groups
or publishing houses in West Ger-
many with about 25.000 members
and a total circulation of 233.000.
The Ministry admitted the ex-
istence of 52 neo-Nazi publications
but said it had no knowledge of
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want you to take home. When
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will be able to recall the prin-
ciples of Socialism."
The following Sunday. when
the teacher asked Maxie to re-
cite last week's lesson, he said,
"I know now. Liberty and
Equality."
"And what became of Frater-
nity?" asked the teacher.
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