Appeal for Clothes Corrected:
Israel Rejects Such Catnpaigns
ewry
An appeal for clothing for in The Jewish. News. The
"needy children in Israel" spokesman for the WZO
was rejected this week as stated:
being unauthorized by the
"I am not saying that there
Israelis.
aren't poor people in Israel.
A responsible spokesman But there is no doubt that
7‘,r the World Zionist Organ- appeals of this kind give the
lzation, commenting on an impression that there are
article with such an appeal people in Israel without the
, in a recent issue of The basic necessities to maintain
Jewish News, pointed to Is- I the health and welfare of
rael's rejecting such cam- ! children and adults. This no-
paigns, •ion should not be tolerated
The spokesman regretted as it is entirely false and
the impression that was misleading. I am afraid that
given by . a young lady who Miss B erkley's appeal gives
inaugurated such an appeal that kind of impression.
"Furthermore, I think you
calling it "misleading." Ac-
knowledging t h e inaugur- should know that as many
ator's sincerity, he neverthe- as .10 years ago, two organi-
i!ess emphasized that Israel zations which had been
does not approve of clothing shipping used clothing to Is-
gathering drives. He also rael stopped it completely
8a:'., . , ,:'he existence of pover- and for the following rea-
-ty li.,'-'israel is admitted but sons:
"1 There were no longer
it does not justfy the type of
campaign that was publicized clothing shortages in Israel.
"2 The exhorbitant ship-
ping and insurance charges.
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"3 Recipients even of used
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Feautre: "Songs Sung by
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Israel Negotiating at EEC
LOS ANGELES (JTA)
One of every six Jewish
households in Los Angeles is
in the poverty class of having
annual incomes of less than
$4,000 and seven of 10 of
these households are headed
by women, many of them
elderly widows, according to
a report by a task force on
the Jewish Poor of the Los
Angeles Jewish Federation-
Council. The report said there
are 30,000 Jewish households,
with an estimated Jewish
poor population of 55,000.
The largest group of the
poor, totaling 16,000, is in the
50 to 64 year bracket. The
Task Force was formed by
the federation's community
planning department more
than a year ago to mobilize
local resources for more ef-
fective means of dealing with
the problem of the Jewish
poor.
HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a,m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2.
Feature: "Rabbi Sally
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REFLECTIONS IN SOUND Bob-Lo Boat. Proceeds will
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday
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Station: WCAR (1130)
Dimes. A singalong, danc-
Feature: Jeff Weisber g ing, a comedian and diet pop
will present a program en and ice cream will be fea-
titled, "Man and the Ma tured, with the regular Bob-
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the songs of Cat Stevens.
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We must all hang together,
Feature: Phil Blazer pro or assuredly we shall all
vides a contemporary pot- hang separately.—Benjamin
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JERUSALEM (JTA) Is-
rael's team of negotiators
for the new tariff agreement
with the European Economic
Community left Monday for
Brussels talks. Already in
Brussels is Israel's ambas-
sador to the Common Mar-
ket, Moshe Allon, who will
head the Israeli team.
Negotiations will also be-
gin this week in Brussels
with the other four countries
involved in the projected
"Mediterranean global agree-
ment" between the EEC and
the Mediterranean countries.
These are Spain, Morocco,
Algeria and Tunisia. The
over-all aim is to achieve
free trade in industrial goods
between these countries and
the EEC nine, and low
tariffs on- agricultural com-
modities.
Israel will be pressing for
as long an adjustment period
as possible before she is re-
quired to reduce her tariff
I walls on industrial imports
to zero.
On the agricultural front,
Israel will seek the same
low tariffs for its citrus ex-
ports as those enjoyed by
the three Maghreb countries
(Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia)
until now. In figures this
means an 80 per cent tariff
reduction on the fruits and
the fruit products—the terms
Morocco, Algeria and Tu-
nisia have enjoyed to date.
Israel is hoping that by
drawing closer to the EEC
economically it will be able
to favorably influence the
market's political policies—
particularly in the Middle
East. Now that the French
have apparently decided to
desist from active anti-Israel
diplomatic activity there is
hope in Jerusalem that the
EEC can be held to a bal-
ance line on the Mideast.
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language the bud; action the
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