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Communal Leaders in Europe,
South America to Attend UFA
National Conference in N.Y.
NEW YORK—Leaders of Jewish to participate in the United Jewish
communities in Europe and South Appeal's 29tth annual national con-
America have accepted invitations ference at the New York Hilton
Hotel Dec. 9-11, it was announced
by Max M. Fisher of Detroit, UJA
Flood Victims in Italy
general chairman.
Seek World Jewry Aid
The three-day sessions in New
ROME (JTA)—The Union of York will be attended by 2,500
Italian Jewish Communities ap- Jewish leaders, representing Jew-
pealed to world Jewry for help in ish communities throughout the
raising S200,000 needed for repair nation.
and construction of communal
The participating reperesenta-
buildings made useless by flood tives of the overseas Jewish com-
damage, as well as for aid to munities will include Sir Isaac
individuals.
Wolfson of England, president of
The appeal was Issued through the United Synagogue of Great
the Jewish National Fund, the Joint Britain; Baron Edmond de Roths-
Distribution Committee, the Keren child of France, president of the
Hayesod, the World Jewish Con- Alliance Israelite Universelle; Max
gress and the Israeli Embassy in Mazin of Spain, president of the
Rome.
Jewish community of Madrid;
Ten students from the Bezalel Gunnar Josephson of Sweden.
Art School in Jerusalem are par- president of the Jewish community
ticipating in the clearing of flood of Stockholm; Dr. Moyses Kauff-
debris from the Bargello Museum mann of Brazil, president of the
in Florence. At tthe same time an Confederacao Israelita; and Wer-
Israeli air force trnsport plane ner Nachman, representing the
brought three tons of medical sup- Cenrtal Council of Jews in West
plies to aid the stricken JeNvish Germany.
community.
Highlight of the conference
The Bezalel students will also will be the Saturday night ban-
help to clean and restore paintings
quet session Dec. 10, to be ad-
in the Uffizi Gallery which were
dressed by Vice President Hu-
damaged by the disaster.
bert H. Humphrey; Foreign Min-
ister of Israel Abba S. Eban;
and Louis A. Pincus, chairman
Pouting Arabs Refuse
of the Jewish Agency for Israel.
to Attend Nobel Prize
The conference will celebrate
the 18th anniversary of the State
Ceremony in Sweden
of Israel and will set the plans
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
for the UJA's 1967 nationwide cam-
STOCKHOLM — Two Arab coun- paign.
tries have informed the Nobel In-
Many of the nation's key Jew-
stitute they will not send repre- ish leaders all UJA officers, will
sentatives to the Nobel awards take leading roles in the work of
ceremony here Dec. 10 at which the conference.
time the Nobel Prize for Literature
In setting the United Jewish Ap-
will be presented to two Jewish peal's nationwide fundraising ob-
writers, the first such award in jectives for the coming year, the
the history of Nobel prizes.
conference delegates will be guided
The award winners are S. Y. Ag- by the report of the 200-man 12th
non, one of Israel's leading He- UJA Overseas Study Mission which
brew writers, and Nelly Sachs of recently completed its on-the-spot
Sweden. Both laureates are ex- survey of UJA-suported programs
pected to attend the ceremony. in Israel, Europe, North Africa and
The Algerian representative re- the Middle East, as well as by the
portedly said that the award to the budgetary presentations of the
two Jewish writers was "political" beneficiary agencies which carry
rather than purely literary.
out these programs.
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