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Roman Catholic Leader Blasts Capucci Deed, Cover Up Effort

S. ORANGE, N.J. (JTA)--
"Archbishop Capucci's deed
and Patriarch Maximos' at-
tempt to whitewash him have
disgraced the Melkite (Greek
Catholic) Church, indeed all
Christians," a Roman Cath-
olic leader declared here.
The statement, released by
Msgr. John Oesterreicher, di-
rector of the Institute of
Judaeo-Christian Studies at
Seton Hall University, re-
ferred to Archbishop Hillar-
ion Capucci who is presently

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on trial in Jerusalem on
charges of smuggling arms
to terrorists in Israel and
maintaining contacts with
terrorist agents.
"What makes the whole
affair so disconcerting is the
twisted • mind - and drugged
conscience of the archbishop.
He seems to consider the
smuggling of 20,0 pounds of
arms, ammunition and explo-
sives . . . quite compatible
with his episcopal office but
protests against his incar-
ceration as offending his
rank," Msgr. • Oesterreicher
said
"The air surrounding the
Capucci affair becomes even
more turbid if one recalls the
archbishop's 'd e f ens e' by

Patriarch Maximos V" ac-
cording to whom "it was not
Capucci who joined a con-
spiracy against Israel/' but
"the Israeli authorities who
plotted his arrest as part of
their 'attempt to Judaize the
city of Jerusalem and drive
its people away by various
terrorist methods," the state-
ment continued.

Msgr. Oesterreicher said
that on the other hand, "We
must . . . be deeply grateful
to Archbishop Raya, till re-
cently the shepherd of 40,000
Melkites in all of northern
Israel, for having balanced
the ledger, thus allowing
Christians to hold their- heads
high again. In no uncertain
language he condemned
Archbishop Capucci's com-
Branding Capucci "a de- plicity."
liberate enemy of Israel" who
"unwittingly" a 1 s o "has
turned against .all of man-
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Lord Shinwell Honored at 90

LONDON—With the excep-
tion of a two-year period
early in his career, Emman-.
uel Lord. Shinwell has been
a member of the British Par-
liament since 1922.
The Jewish MP turned 90 in
recent weeks, and his birth-
day party was attended by
British Prime Minister Har-
old Wilson,. and 'four former
prime ministers.
According to the London
Jewish Chronicle, Shinwell's
record is remarkable. The
son of a Polish immigrant, he
entered the House of Com-
mons 52 years ago, and has
held six cabinet posts with
various governments.
He was the first Jew elect,
ed as a Labor MP, and was
described as one of "the wild
men of the Clyde" represent-
ing Scottish workers who be-
lieved. in socialism.
For many years, the Chron-
icle reported, he remained
aloof from the Jewish com-
munity. He explained that
this was because he repre-
sented a mining district with
little contact with Jewish or-
ganizations. ._
He admits he had few
dealings with issues of Je-W-
ish concern during his long
Parliamentary career, but
did speak out against Hitler
in 1933, and amazed followers
during last year's Yom Kip-
pur War when he urged
young Jewish MPs to "have
the courage of their convic-
tions."
Although never associated.
with Jewish or Zionist organ-
izations, Shinwell proudly af-
firmed his Jewish origins. In
1938, after a member of the
House of Commons made an
anti-Semitic threat, Shinwell
crossed the floor and struck
the man.
In 1948, when Britain sur-
rendered the Palestine man-
date and withdrew her forces,
Minister for War Shinweli
took measures to insure that
Jews would not be discrimin-
ated againit in disposal of
military hardware.
In later years he enthusias-
tically supported Israel.
- Golda Meir remarked how
deeply moved she was at a
recent conference of the So-
cialist International, when
she saw Shinwell leading the
"Solidarity with Israel"
march in her honor.
Shinwell was honored at
the recent opening of Parlia-
ment with the request that he
introduce the Queen's speech,
an invitation usually extend-
ed to younger ,politicians on
the Way p up.

He said he was uncertain
if he would accept the honor:
"They say the speech has to
be uncontroversial," he said,
"and I don't know if I can
manage that."

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