8 Iraqi, 4 Syrian -Jews Released;:
4' Still Imprisoned in Damascus -al

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The jail since October, and the
government reported that Syrian Jews — three sisters
eight Iraqi Jews and four and their cousin—were im-;
Syrian Jews have been re- prisoned since September.
leased from prison last The prisoners' release was
weekend and credited inter- reported by Foreign Minister
national public opinion with Abba Eban at Sunday's cab-
bringing about their release. inet meeting. Ehan expressed
The government said the confidence that the weight of
eight Iraqi Jews had been in world opinion would bring
about the release of four oth-
er Syrian Jews still in jail.
Foreign ministry officials
emphasised that the release
of the 12 Jews in Baghdad
and Damascus "proves the
positive effect of world opin-

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MEN'S CLUB will hold its
annual Ilantika and installa-
tion party 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the synagogue. Mark
Goldenberg will entertain
with his guitar and songs,
assisted by the Bnel Akiva
Youth Choir. Hanuka candles
will be lit, and refreshments
will be served. Arthur Leiser
is in charge of arrange.
ments. Newly elected club
officers to be installed are:
Harry Left, president; John
Hurtig, Jules Feldmesser
vice
and Norbert Robert.
presidents; Morris Davis,
treasurer; Sidney Dinner,
Oscar Moss and Arthur
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Detroit Chapter, will be
joined by the women's aux-
iliary in their annual Hanuka
party 8 p.m. Wednesday at
the Balmoral Apts. club
house. Plans are being made
by Natalie Molonon and Lor-
raine Feber.
• • •

ADAS SHALOM MEN'S
CLUB will sponsor a Hanuka
dinner-dance 6:30 p.m. Sun-
day at the synagogue. A full-
course dinner will be served.
A brief Hanuka program,
dancing and music by Sam
Barnett will follow. Co-chair-
men for the evening are
William Zimmerman and
Saul Rose.

Ion" even though certain

Western governments had ex-
pressed skepticism about its
efficacy.
The officials praised the
United States. the United
Kingdom, France. Belgium
and Australia for taking
steps that apparently prompt-
ed the Iraqi and Syrian au-
thorities to free the prisoners.
The officials could not say
where the released prisoners
are now but they appealed to
the Iraqi and Syrian govern-
ments to permit any Jew
who wishes to emigrate to do
so
The Committee for Iraqi
Jews, which earlier disclosed
the release of the eight Bagh-
dad Jews, said they had been
originally confined to a max-
imum security prison where
they were treated harshly
but were transferred last
week to another jail reserved
for political prisoners where
conditions were better.
The committee said its fu-
ture activities would concen-
trate on getting the Iraqi au-
thorities to permit the re-
maining Jews in that country
to emigrate.
There are reportedly be-
tween 350-400 Jews in Iraq
and about 4,500 in Syria.

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according to Leonard Robins, Longfellow.
assistant director of the
council.
The arrangement provides
that Sabbath observers ma)
hate Saturday examination
dates changed by presenting
a note from a rabbi or other
relevant relilgious aulhoras
staling that as "a matter of
conscience, - the applicant
cloys not wish to take an ex-
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