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Knesset Speaker Warhaftig Retires, Served Since 1948

By UZI
UZI BENZIMAN

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Dr. Zerach Warhaftig, the
doyen of the Knesset, has
left the parliament ,after 33
years of continuous service.
At the age of 75, Warhaf-
tig, a member of the Na-
tional Religious Party, left
the political arena with ill
feelings toward none and
with a sense of calm ac-
ceptance.
From the vantage point of
elder statesmen and experi-
enced politicians — and as a
noted talmudic scholar —
he stands back and observes
the hectic arena of today's
Politics:
Warhaftig himself was
corn in Poland in 1906
and studied law at War-

of Poland. All escaped to
Shanghai.

He immigrated to Israel

DR. WARHAFTIG -

saw University. During

World War II, he led a re-
scue mission that saved
the lives of some 5,000
Jews from various cities

Handicapped American Joins
Haifa Archeological Project

HAIFA — A handicapped
American woman is par-
ticipating in an underwater
archeological diving project
in Israel.
Anna Mary Washburn of
Boulder, Colo., is participat-
ing in the Caesarea Ancient
Harbor Excavation Project
of the University of Haifa's
Center for Maritime
Studies. The project is being
conducted in cooperation
with teams from the Uni-
veisity of Colorado and the
University of Victoria,
Canada.
A fourth-year student of
anthropology at the Uni-
versity of Colorado, Miss
Washburn wanted to corn-
bine her work in cultural
anthropology with archeol-
ogy. She became interested
in the excavations at
Caesarea after taking a
class taught by Prof. Robert
Hohlfelder, the head of the
Colorado :" team and
CAHEP's associate .direc-
tor.
A certified diver, Miss
Washburn is part of a
group of 35 Israeli,
American and Canadian
underwater ar-
cheologists, marine spe-
cialists, and students (the
largest underwater ex-
cavation team ever as-
sembled), who are
exploring the submerged
ruins of the harbor com-
plex of Caesarea

in 1947 and, as a leading ac-
tivist of the national reli-
t gious movement, he was in-
cluded in the "Peoples As-
sembly," the first semi-
parliamentary organ estab-
lished in 1948 in order to
prepare the first elections in
the fledgling Jewish state.
His research on legal sys-
tems had a major impact on
the formulation of the
"Election Law," by which
the elections are still run.
"One of the questions that
arose in those days," says
the veterian parliamenta-
rian, "was whether the law
should lay down restrictions
on the eligibility of candi-
dates who have a criminal
past.
"I object to such limita-
tion, arguing that it was
entirely unlikely that in
Israel there would ever
be 10,000 people (in 1948
this was the figure
needed to elect one
member of the Knesset)

Museum Recalls
Abolitionist
August Bondi

ANNA WASHBURN

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Maritima, a city con-
structed by Herod the
Great late in the first cen-
tury BCE.
Miss Washburn's work
for the four-week season has
been, in the main, par-
ticipating in a series of air-
lift operations in and
around the harbor entrance
which are aimed at dis-
covering the periods in
which the harbor was used
and defining the construc-
tion of several submerged
ruins.
In addition, she and the
other student volunteers
take part in study courses in
the history of Caesarea, the
archeology of the land of
rael, basic under-M.1er-
archeology and ancient port
research, coastal geography
and oceanography, for
which they can receive aca-
demic credits from the Uni-
versity of Haifa.
Other students from
North America participat-
ing in the project are Bob
Morstein-Marx of Carbon-
dale, Colo.; Elizabeth Berg
of Colorado; and Andrew
Sherwood of Calgary, Al-
berta.

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A Public Service
Contribution

CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. —
A bomb went offat the New
Jewish Center here last
week, causing an estimated
$10,000 in damages at the
Coniervative congregation.
The bombing was the
latest in a series of anti-
Semitic incidents in the
Clarkstown area. No sus-
pects have been ap-
prehended-in any of the at-
tacks.

GALESBURG, Ill. --
Wood from a tree that grew
near the home of Jewish
abolitionist August - M.
Bondi will frame a picture
of him soon to be placed in
the John Brown Museum
run by the Kansas State
Historical Society, the
Galesburg Historical
Society announced.
The picture shows. Bondi
in the uniform of the Fifth
Kansas Cavalry in which he
was a sergeant for 3 1/2 years
during the civil War.
A photo of Bondi in his
later years has hung in the
Brown Museum for years.
The new photo has never
been published before.

ORT Offers
Archive Guide

NEW YORK — A com-
plete guide to the newly es-
tablished library and arc-
hive of original documents
and–materials relating to
the 101 year history of ORT
is now available.
The "Guide to the Mate-
rial on ORT's History," as
well as access to the archive,
is available to qualified
scholars and historians for
research in areas relating to
Jewish history, from the
American ORT Federation,
817 Broadway, New York,
N.Y., 10003.

Nobody sellgl
diamo
for les-§..tA

who would back a crimi-
nal as their representa-
tive in the Knesset. I
added that should there
be support for such a
man, then the Israeli
people will deserve to
have him included in its
legislature."
Since those first election,
Warhaftig has served in
each of the nine Knessets.
During his 33 years of par-
liamentary service he has
been a member in almost all
the Knesset committees but
his favorite job, he says, was
the chairmanship of the
Constitution Law and Jus-
tice Committee.

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DR. R. J. SCHECTER SPEAKS TO YOU ABOUT HEALTH!

PAIN IS THE WARNING
SYSTEM OF YOUR BODY

Everybody hates pain.

lems as well as associated pain and
discomfort.

So instead of listening to their \
bodies, many people's first inclina-
tion at the sign of an ache or pain is
to take a medication to cover it up.
This is like turning off a fire-alarm
making an attempt to put
out the fire.

Your doctor of chiropractic urges
you to listen to your body.

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Never judge the
seriousness of a
pain by its location.

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Listen to your body.

Pain is important to your well-being.
It is nature's early warning signal, a
life-and-death message relayed
through your nervous system tr4t
tells you when something is wrong.
As such, pain is merely a symptom
and not the cause of most health
problems. Therefore, the sensible
approach to health is not to merely
turn off the pain (or treat the
symptom), but 'rather, to find the
causes and correct them.

Structural
imbalance is the
underlying cause
of many types of
painful disorders.

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Never judge the seriousness of a
pain by its location. The central ner-
vous system originates in the brain
and extends through the spinal col-
umn, reaching every major part of
the body., With more than three mil-
lion impulses generated in the ner-
vous system every wcond, an
anatomical or functional disturbance
can result in pain or malfunction at
most any point of the body. Often
the location of the pain has no
known correlation with the source
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control impairs a wide variety of
• body functions. Thus the doctor of
chiropractic seeks to maintain the
mechanical integrity of the body, ,
free from spinal defects and postural
distortions. He seeks to establish
normal function in order- to cause
body organs to function properly.
He seeks to enable your, body's nat-
f ural restorative powers to operate
at their best, so as to allow the
body to eliminate basic health prob-

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physicians who consider man as an .
integrated being. but give special at-
tention to spinal mechanics and
neurological, muscular, and vascular
relationships. A minimum of six
years of college study and internship
go into making a doctor of chiro-
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practices and procedures commonly
employed are based on training re-
ceived in and through accredited
chiropractic colleges and certified
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