3 Toronto Neo-Nazis
Fined for Role in Riot

Fisher Presents Award to Wishnick

TORONTO (JTA) — Three of
seven nee-Nazis found guilty in
Toronto court of unlawful as-
sembly in connection with a riotous
. demonstration in Toronto last July
were fined $100 each. Two were
given suspended sentences and two
others were released.
One of those fined, David Stan-
ley, 21, made a public recantation
recently of his pro-Nazi views. He
told the court, after being given
the alternative of 15 days in pri-
son, that he was studying journal-
ism in night school. Jack de Cock,
17, also received an alternative of
15 days in prison.
John Beattie, 23, the "fuehrer"
of the neo-Nazis, who is living on
unemployment insurance, was given
an alternative sentence of 30 days.
He faces possible additional im-
prisonment for failure to pay an
earlier $150 fine on a public dis-
turbance charge.

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Sisterhood of Young Israel Center of Oak Woods
will have a Chanuka Family Supper on Dec. 12,
1965 at 5:30 p.m. at Synagogue, 24061 Coolidge.
Open to public.

For information and reservations, call
Mrs. Morris Trager, LI 6-0543

Robert L Wishnick (left), New York philanthropic and com-
munal figure, receives the American Jewish Committee's Appeal for
Human Relations Award from Max M. Fisher, industrialist of Detroit
and national general chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, at a
dinner at the Americana Hotel in New York attended by more than
300 community leaders. Wishnick was cited for his "sustained and
active leadership in behalf of improved human relations." Principal
speakers at the dinner were New York Mayor-elect John V. Lindsay
and Senator Jacob K. Javits (Rep., N.Y.). In his address Senator
Javits called our government's proposal to make U.S. surplus food
available to Egypt "ill-advised."

1,400 Staffers
at Medical Center
Protest Strike

JUDAICA AUCTION

Thurs., Dec. 16 at Noon

Silver Ritual Objets, Pointers,
Spice Containers, Hanuka and
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the 1965 joint campaign for the
Combined Jewish Appeal and the
United Israel Appeal. Under the
leadership of Henry Blatt, general
campaign chairman, the amount
raised this year represents an in-
crease of $312,070 over last year's
figure.

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of the central office of

TZEIREI AGUDAS CHABAD

Lubavitch Youth Organization
will be here to speak in synagogues and at Chabad groups
in the city and its suburbs.

A GRAND MELAVE MALKA

will be held on Dec. 11th at 8:30 p.m. at
14000 W. 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park

Come and Give Honor to The Torah!
Absolutely no solicitation of funds
For Reservations call 544-7168
Donation $2.50

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mediate the dispute. The cleri-
cal and medical workers warned
that, unless the ministry's media-
tion were accepted, they would
extend theirslow-down to afull
strike.

Silversmiths went on strike here
Monday in protest against the sales
tax on religious articles which they
contending that the
f4R manufacture,
levies are illegal. At present, there
M is a 20 per cent sales tax on
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4-Piece Place3ti. and seder plates.
Workers demanding a 25 per
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Elf.] warning strike Wednesday at two
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plants. Officials said the walkout
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of every 1,000 Israelis, 25 will die
before they reach the age of 30 and
10 between the age of 25-35. 35
per 1,000 will die between the age
of 35-50. At 60 the mortality will
be 96 per 1,000.

After the dedication services at the Home for the
Aged on W. 7 Mile Road last Sunday, a dark top
coat with worn yellow gloves was taken by some-
one in error.
Will the party who took the coat Please Call Max
Krell at UN 2-4446.

All out-
patient and other hospital services
at the Hadassah-Hebrew Univer-
Illustrated Catalog
sity Medical Center here, except
on Request 25c
for emergency facilities, were af-
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fected by a slow-down Sunday, as
ASTOR-BIRNBAUM
1,400 medical and clerical em-
GALLERIES
ployes of the institution staged an
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action, warning of a possible, full
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strike in a dispute with the Cen-
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mortality rates in the world, life
expectancy being 70 for men and
73 for women. Mortality tables for
the next five years indicate that

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