srael's Attitude Toward Olim Hit

TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
There are various reasons
iac account for the decline
aliya from the free world,
Ad the most important are:
ie negative attitude of Is-
aelis to the new settlers, and
ie exhorbitant cost of hous-
g," says Aryeh Dultzin,
•easurer of the Jewish
.gency and president of the
Iorld Union of General Zion-

welcome in this country.
"A very serious problem
concerns the so-called
"mixed" schools, containing
children of the settled com-
munity and youngsters from
new immigrant families. The
latter group feels itself iso-
lated and apart. Most of the
teachers do not understand
how to deal with children of
new immigrant families to
,t6.
lighten their problems of ab-
"We have become a closed, sorption."
gotistical society with every-
thinking only of himself.
Hasidic Wisdom
he new immigrant receives
There
are men who suffer
if impression that_he is not
terrible distress and are un-
able to tell what they feel in
their hearts, and they go
their way and suffer and suf-
fer. But if they meet one
and Entertainment
with a laughing face, he can
revive them with his joy.
And to revive a man is no
slight thing

,

LARRY FREEDMAN

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BUDAPEST (JTA) — In
Many of the reguar patrons
PARIS (JTA) — The Eur- the - midst of this Socialist wear Orthodox Jewish dress.
After dinner, the guests
opean Parliament meeting capital of almost 2,000,000
this week in Strasbourg people, there is a corner that are invited to stay on for
Hungarian Jews call "a little singing and the reciting of
called for the surrender to Israel."
ritual Jewish sayings. Prices
French authorities of former
At 35 Akacfa Street, in the at the restaurant are high
Nazi Klaus Barbie, the "but-
heart of the Jewish ghetto by Hungarian standards —
cher of _Lyons."
of
the war years, Budapest's about $2 for a meal. How-
Barbie was Gestapo chief
last
Jewish restaurant con- ever, many of those who
in Lyons and was sentenced
tinues
to thrive with the sup- come here are invited by
to death in absentia by a
port
and
management of the and paid for by the Jewish
French court in 1952 for the
community.
torture and murder of hun- Orthodox Jewish community.
Not far from this /restau-
dreds of resistance workers,
With room for 100 people, rant stands Hungary's largest
the atmosphere is always synagogue, largest in all of
including Jews.
He is believed to be living crowded and convivial — Eastern Europe, and next to
while maintaining a strieety that, the Jewish cemetery
in Paraguay under an as-
Orthodox atmosphere /and where many of the 500,000
sumed name.
tradition. Beef, stuffed cab- Hungarian Jews who were
bage, duck and goose are deported and killed during
LIFE'S LIKE THAT
served with kosher wine to World War II are buried.
No matter how well men do the restaurant's regular Jew- There are about 100,000
a task they're sure to hear ish patrons as well as num- Jews in Hungary today; com-
more complaints than compli- erous visitors from other pared with approximately
countries.
600,000 before World War II.
ments.

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The Women Lawyer's Asso-
ciation of Michigan com-
posed of more than 400
women lawyers who have
an immense interest in law
— not politics— interviewed
both Mrs. Holtz and her
opponent on background
and knowledge of law and
endorsed Mrs. Holtz. Help
keep politics out of the 47th
District Court — Elect a real
working attorney judge.

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t 'Butcher of Lyons'
Surrender Asked

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Some Canada Jews List Other Religions -

MONTREAL (JTA) — The
Jewish ethnic group in- the
. 1971 Canadian census num-
bered 296,945 individuals of
whom 276,025 or 93 per cent
also reported Jewishness as
their religious denomina-
tion, according to a Canadian
Jewish Congress summary of
data from the census.
The 20,920 Jews, about
seven per cent, who did not
list themselves as Jews by
religion, included those who
reported their ethnicity as
Jewish and their religious
denomination as Anglican —
1,705; United Church-2,075;
Catholic-3,340; and "no re-
ligion"-9,755. The remain-
ing 4,045 Jews by ethnicity
were classified among other

religious groups; according
to the CJC analysis.
Until 1941, the CJC re-
ported, figures on Canadian
Jews by ethnicity and religion
were virtually identical. In
the 1951 and 1961 censuses,
figures by religion were high-
er than those by ethnic
origin.
A total of 206,950 Jews,
almost 70 per cent, reported
English as their mother
tongue. Yiddish was listed as
the mother tongue of 49,175,
or 16.6 per cent. French was
the mother tongue of 11,215
Jews, about four per cent.
, The balance of the Cana-
dian Jewish population of 10
per cent reported numerous
other languages as their
mother . tongue, including
Hungarian, 2.5 per cent,
Polish 1.9 per cent and Ger
man, 1.6 per cent.

Film on Mohammed
May Be Scrapped

LOS ANGELES —

Actor
Anthony Quinn is planning to
film in Libya the life of the
prophet Mohammed, but the
grand mufti there thinks it
is a Zionist plot to smear the
prophet:
The mufti, Sheik Taha el
Zawy, warned in a speech on
the eve of a. recent Moslem
holiday, "Islam is in no need
of an American who is an in-
fidel to the teaching of Mo-
hammed and Islam to make
a film about it . . . I have
no doubt the producer of the
film is being pushed by
Zionism to harm the person
and conduct of the great
prophet."
Quinn, who would be pro-
ducer and star of the film,
is trying to get authorities in
Tripoli to help finance the
film. If they decide the
movie is derogatory, the pro-
duction will be denied.

HIAS Names
Rep. Holtzman

NEW YORK — Congress-
woman Elizabeth Holtzman,
(D.-Brooklyn), was honored
Monday as "woman of the
year" by the women's di-
vision of United HIAS Serv-
ice, the worldwide Jewish
migration agency, at its
seventh - annual conference.

The plaque Rep. Holtzman
received cites her "convic-
tion that individual human
rights are the cornerstone
of a free society," and
praises her as "an inspira-
tion to future generations of
Jewish women and all others
who revere justice."

Last May Rep. Holtzman
released a memoradum in
which she referred to the
investigation of more than
60 alleged Nazi war crim-
inals living in the United
States as "half-hearted" and
"dilatory." She claimed that
all available witnesses had
not been interviewed and all
foreign government and pri-
vate sources had not been
checked in the cases of al-
leged war criminals living
in this country.
In her freshman term Rep.
Holtzman sponsored legisla-
tion to curtail the abuse of
individual civil liberties, won
Medicare benefits for senior
citizens and negotiated for
federal funds to renovate her
congressional district.

The new HIAS woman of
the year served as a mem-
ber of the House Judiciary
Committee, which consid-
ered impeachment proceed-
ings and will shortly hold
hearings of confirmation of
a Vice President.

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Israel Participates
in U.S. Book Fair

BOSTON (JTA)—For the
third consecutive year, Israel
participated with a national
display in the Boston Globe
Festival. The Israeli exhibit
had hundreds of books, in
both English and Hebrew.
American publishers also
displayed books dealing with-
Israel and topics of specific
Jewish interest.

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