United Israel Hosts Exiles
Edgar Bernstein,
S. Africa Leader
WEST OLIVE, Mich.—Un- aela and his minister of for-
ited Israel World Union offi- eign affairs, Miss Ch. W.
JOHANNESBURG (JTA)-
cers hoisted the flag of the Sahureka; David Horowitz,
government in exile of the founder of United Israel; and Edgar Bernstein, a jounalist,
Indonesian republic of the Wolf Pasmanik, Yiddish poet. communal leader and South
African correspondent of the
South Moluc-cas here.
In his address, General
The ceremony was spon- Tamaela noted, "Following. Jewish Telegraphic Agency
for 30 years, died Oct. 18 at
sored by the Michigan unit the Roman conquest of Jud-
age 62.
of the United Israel World ea, Jewish slaves of the Ro-
Mr. Bernstein willed his
Union, an international move- mans managed to reach the
ment advocating "Mosaic law South Moluccas where they body to science and asked
for one world" and which found refuge and intermar- that neither funeral services
calls for a reunion of the two ried with the local popula- nor burial be conducted.
Born in South Africa in
houses of Israel — Judah and tion, and hence, the strongly
Joseph-Ephraim, the 10 lost pro-Jewish tradition of the 1912, Mr. Bernstein began
his journalistic career as a
tribes.
3,000,000 Moluccans."
reporter for the Zionist Rec-
Guests attending the cere-
Local United Israel offic- ord and later joined the!
mony included General Tam- ials, including Raymond
South African Jewish Times
Beekman, chairman of the as assistant editor and sub-
event, and Clayton Trinker, sequently editor. He was as-
president, also were present. sociated with that newspaper
and
for more than 25 years and
HIS ORCHESTRA
The only successful bluf- established the JTA office in
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Mr. Bernstein was deputy
director general of the South
African Jewish Board of
Deputies.
He was a top official of the
South African P.E.N. Cen-
ter during its crucial struggle
for freedom of expression for
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writers. Mr. Bernstein was
also a lay leader, preacher
and teacher of Judaism at
Temple Israel here and was
the author of a number of
books and a volume of
at a savings of
poetry.
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JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
last obstacles to the National
Religious Party's joining Pre-
mier Yitzhak Rabin's coali-
tion government were over-
come at a secret meeting be-
tween Rabin, Justice Minis-
ter Haim Zadok and NRP
leaders Sunday, and an agree-
ment has been reached that
will pring the NRP into the
cabinet, informed - sources
said.
The NRP was expected to
officially rejoin the govern-
ment at its central committee
meeting last night, and ad-
vance reports indicated no
disagreements would hinder
the move.
According to the sources,
Rabin yielded to NRP de-
mands for a fourth cabinet
seat and agreed that the re-
ligious-party would not have
to denounce the religious-in-
spired illegal settlement
movement as a condition of
joining the government.
The NRP will receive the
ministries of interior, wel-
fare and religious affairs,
which they had held in the
government of former Pre-
mier Golda Meir and will re-
ceive in addition, a minis-
try without portfolio, the
sources said.
But there will be no change
in the existing guidlines on
Classifieds'Get Quick Results religious matters.
Opposition by the militant
"young guard" faction in the
party is reportedly intense
but is not expected to block
the move. Two of the fac-
tion's leaders, Zevulun Ham-
mer and Yehuda Ben-Meir,
met with former Defense
Minister Moshe Dayan to dis-
cuss means to oppose Israeli
withdrawal from the West
Bank and Jewish settlement
tights in that territory.
Although no operative
agreement was reached be-
tween the NRP men and
Dayan who is a member of
Premier Rabin's Labpr Party,
observers here believe that
the meeting presaged closer
cooperation between Dayan
and opposition elements.
The former Defense Minis-
ter has broken with the Rabin
government's policy of offer- Classifieds Get Quick Res,-L
ing territorial concessions on
the West Bank in exchange
for concrete peace moves by
Jordan and has advocated
permanent retention of the
territory by Israel and unre-
tricted Jewish settlement
rights.
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