Ten Top World Jewish Leaders to Attend UJA Conclave NEW YORK — The top ten leaders representing seven major Jewish communities outside of the United States, will participate in the United Jewish Appeal's 28th Annual National Conference, tak- ing place at the New York Hilton Hotel, Dec. 10-11. They are Baron Guy de Roths- child, president of the Fonds Social Juif Unifie, France; Israel M. Sieff, honorary president of the Joint Palestine Appeal, United Kingdom; Samuel Bronfman, national presi- dent, Canadian Jewish Congress; Dr. Israel Goldstein, world chair- man, Keren Hayesod-United Israel Appeal, Jerusalem; Dr. Astorre Mayer of Italy, chairman of the Standing Conference on European Jewish Community Services; Dr. Edel J. Horwitz, president of the South African Jewish Board of Deputies; Gregorio Faigon, first vice-president, Delegation of Ar- gentinian Jewish Organization Federation Employes End Strike in New York NEW YORK (JTA) — More than and city mediators participated in (DAIA); and Djamshid Kashfi Avraham Harman, and Louis H. member of the Iranian parliament, Pincus of Jerusalem, acting chair- 250 fund raisers and technical and the discussions. representing the Jewish community. man of the Jewish Agency for clerical employes of the Federa- The contract, which will cover tion of Jewish Philanthropies of a three-year period, through June Israel. (Related story Page 28) New York returned to work Mon- 30, 1968, includes wage increases day, ending a four-week strike and adjustments in fringe bene- Pearinian's Talks that began Oct. 13, it was an- fits. nounced by Irving Mitchell Felt, With Ben-Gurion president of the Federation. The settlement was concluded U. S. Orthodox Groups Due in New Book over the weekend and approved Appeal to Protect Graves Sunday night by the employes, New light is shed on David Ben- who are members of the Commu- of Jews in East Europe Gurion's startling emergence from nity and Social Agency Employes NEW YORK (JTA) — An ap- retirement to enter the election Union, Local 1707, AFL-CIO. State peal to protect the graves of Jews for Prime Minister, opposing the in cemeteries and mass burial man he had named to succeed grounds in eastern Europe was is- Arthur Goldberg to Receive himself. Ben-Gurion discusses the sued here by Orthodox Jewish or- background which ultimately led AJCommittee Medallion ganizations. to his candidacy: his decision to PHILADELPHIA — Arthur J. Rabbi Harry Bronstein, chair- follow his belief in placing prin- ciple above party—in "Ben-Gurion Goldberg, U.S. ambassador to the man of the committee on foreign Looks Back" in talks with Moshe United Nations, will receive the affairs of the Rabbinical Alliance Baron Rothschild I. M. Sieff Pearlman, to be published by Si- 1965 American Liberties Medallion of America, who recently returned They will be joined by Israel's mon and Schuster on Dec. 6. The of the American Jewish Committee from a four-week tour of Eastern ambassador to the United States, frank, yet relaxed, conversations as a highlight of its national execu- Europe, said that hundreds of reveal David Ben-Gurion, the man; tive board meeting here this week- cemeteries and mass graves of Nazi victims are being destroyed and the kind of man he is helps end. A featured speaker will be Nor- by highway and building construc- to explain his unorthodox be- man Podhoretz, editor of Commen- tion and by "thieves, dogs and havior. Talking with Moshe Pearlman, tary magazine, the American pigs." Rabbi Bronstein also said The Jewish News resumes the periodic publication of the an old friend and former colleague, Jewish Committee - sponsored that graves in Poland were being currently marking its 20th opened by looters in the hope series of Hebrew lessons. The following reintroduces the Ben-Gurion has recalled the story monthly anniversary. of finding gold teeth. of his own life and the story of series. Israel. The talk ranges from his boyhood in Russia, his departure for Palestine at the age of 19, his pioneer years on Kibbutzim through you have a local 1NTOURIST agent? the formative years, the Manda- EXPERTS on travel to and tory Government, the foundation A Weekly Column for the Advanced of the State of Israel, his position information on the SOVIET UNION presented by as the first Prime Minister, to his THE TARBUTH FOUNDATION FOR THE daily life in retirement at the kibbutz Sde Boker in the Negev ADVANCEMENT OF HEBREW CULTURE 4 departures combining Israel and desert. and the Russia; April, May, July, October. all-inclusive AMERICAN JEWISH PRESS ASSOCIATION "In theater criticism there is cost. From plenty of taste but there is only Aff Editor: DR. 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