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Jerusalem (JTA)—Israel will culture and 13,000,000 for electrireceive 280,000,000 marks — the fication projects. Now York (J'l'A)—The American Jewish Congress, Jewish equivalent of 570,000,000 — from The Treasury head reported that Labor Committee, Jewish War Veterans Organizations, the cenGermany under on agreement by the end of this month Gertral Jewish religious boilies and 31 o<; the local Jewish Commusigned recently between German many will have paid 1,37',000,000 nity Councils—which together comprise the National Commuofficials and Plnclms Sanhir, di- marks—the equivalent of $.'(10,nity IlcliitionH Advisory Council—have addressed identical letrector of Israel's Treasury, Mr. 000,000—In reparations goods. The ter:; to'the Majority and Minority Leaders in the House and Saphlr nnnounceil Jicre upon his largest single category of goods, Semite urging prompt enactment in this session of Congress of return from a trip to the United those used for development purtotalled G70,0OO,O00 marks 'an adequate housing measure" States, Mexico, Britain, Switzer- poses, in value. Fuel oil purchases from and a bill to provide Federal funds land, France and Germany. British Commonwealth countries, to aid medical schools. Of the total of 280,000,000 mnrlts for which Germany paid, amountIn reparations payments, Mr. Sa-ed to 300,000,000 marks. In .addiAt the same time, the Jewish orphlr disclosed, 103,000,000 will be tion, Israel received 200.000,000 ganisations urged the Inclusion of u*ed for basic industrial develop- marks worth of wheat, raw maLondon (JTA)—The Egyptian a provision which would bar such ment, 58,000,000 for expansion of terials and transportation charges. regime of Col. Gamal Abdel Nas- Federal, aid to housing projects or the shipping industry, 58,000.000 ser celebrated lost weekend the medl.:al schools which practice fdr Industry, 32,000,000 for irriga- Commenting on his trip to the third anniversary of the military segregation or other forms of dls- .'_ tion project*, M.OOO.OOO for ai;rl- United States, Mr. Saphlr said coup which unseated King Farouk crimination. "Such a provision by thnt the new management of the with a parade and threats to In- way of amendment can in rio sense Israel bond campaign had sold vade Israel. The most blatant be regarded as extraneous," tha ' $14,400,O00 worth of bonds in the threat was made by MaJ. Gen. Ab- Jewish groups pointed o u t "Abfirst half of lftW, some $2,000,000 del Hakim Amer, Minister of War sence of such a guarantee In a more than in the like period Inst Louis Somberg, a member of and commttniler-in-chief ot Egypt's housing bill would directly foster year. He said that the United Jewish Appeal had also showed a 15 the Executive Committee of the armed forces, who threatened the and finance racial discrimination. percent Increase In receipts for Federation for Jewish Service, will invasion if It becomes necessary This would be unthinkable in light Camp Jay C-C, sponsored by this period. Reporting on the $30,- head the mercantile division of to "maintain peace by force," ac- of :he baste protection against '' the Jewlsu Community Center, will 000,000 two-year loan he negotiat- the joint Red Feather-Red Cross cording to dispatches from the such inequality to which the Amer- • ©pen Sunday, July 31 when 120 ed from the Hank of America of Egyptian capital. lean people are entitled." youngsters will swarm over the San Francisco, he said the money campaign. Lloyd II. Mattson, drive campsite near Bellcvuc road, Ger- was needed to meet Israel's for- chairman announced this week. Earlier, addressing a huge mass Bernard H- Trager of Bridgeald Cross, chainnan of the Cen-eign currency debts and as a gen- This year's campaign which will meeting to which Chief, Rabbi start in October, will raise oper- Haim Nahum and other Egyptian port, chairman ot the NCRAC, ter camp committee announced., eral reserve. Sherman I'oskn, camp director, Mr. Snphir concluded his com-ating funds for the 47 Red Feather Jewish leaders had been Invited writing on behalf of the organizations urged the members of the services and Red Cross, plus 5-yenr Stated the program will Include with a generally optimistic building fund needs for agencies. Premier Nasser pledged his armies Senate Committee oi" Labor and this year for the first time water ments to defend "the whole Arab world" picture of Israel's financial situaPublic Welfare "to vote approval Mr. Somberg, a veteran Comskiing and a miniature zoo for na- tion. He also said there are signs against "Israel aggression." He as. turo study. Another innovation that investment from abroad in munity Chest campaigner, will lead sertcd that "Palestine was . the of these bills In committee and the division which contacts auto- most horrible international crime that they be amended to Insure the this year, Mr. Poska added, will motive, merchandising and food in history." be the naming of cabins after out- Israel Industry would increase. admission to the facilities to be products firms. Standing Jewish \<e -sonnllties rangHe told the 40.000 persons In aided will not be limited because The division chairman Is vice- the audience that Zionism was of race, religion or national oriing from the Bible to our modern president of the Omaha Univerday. alone In responsibility for this gin." He drew attention to the fact sity board of Itegents and a board not .Morning and Sabbath services The Egyptian dictator that "the necessity for Including member of Children's Hospital and "crime." will ho held in nil outdoor chnpol, said: "Israel Is the result of im- such an antl-dlscrimlnatlon proviChamber of Commerce. He Is pressupervised by Stan Kollmrin. direc- Bob Epstein, son of Mr. mid Mrs. perialist efforts to disrupt Arab sion is highlighted by the overtor of religious activities. The Sam Epstein, will leave Sunday ident of the Omaha Downtown unity and prevent Arabs from be- whelming evidence that many of services will be conducted by the tor Puniee University at Lafay- Parking Association and past pres- coming a single powerful bloc" the nation's medical schools da campers. ette, Ind., to compete in the Na-ident of the Associated Retailers. Meanwhile, it was disclosed here discriminate. Sunday, Aug. 7 has been desig- tional Junior Amateur Golf Tour- Mr. Somberg is president of Na- Sunday that the British Governnated M Visitors' Day with visit- nament to be held there August telsons Inc. ment turned over to Egypt two UJA HEAD ing time from 2 to 4:30 p. m. 3 to C. •'• destroyers early this month. The New York (JTA)—Rabbi HerA pre-camp training course for Mr. Epstein, a Junior nt Central OKT APFEAI. destroyers were built at the end bert A. Friedman, executive viceGeneva (JTA)—An appeal to all of World War II and never saw chairman of the United Jewish Apcounselors started Wednesdny at IIIi;h School, is a member of AZA the campsite under the direction 100 In the Jewish Youth Council. Jewish communities and to all war-action. Two similar destroy- peal, departed via plane to begin ol the camp director. He was one of the two NebraS- Jewl.ih fund-raising organizations ers were turned over by the Brit- an Intensive five-week survey of kans who won the district qualify- to allocate more funds for Jewish ish Navy to Israel about ten UJA—financed welfare, settlement ISItAKL ON AGENDA ing rounds last week at the Happy vocational training conducted by days ago. and rehabilitation programs in IsUnited Nations, N. Y. (JTA) — Hollow Country Club with a score the ORT was Issued hero this week rael, Western. Europe and other Israel-Arab •conflicts and tensions of 78. Mr. Epstein will also par- b y W o r l d O R T U n i o ;n h e a d q u a r areas. •••'. -. . • .-..'• ,' • will again be debated by the next ticipate in the National Junior t e r s . The recently Installed UJA exDr. Aron Syngalowsky, chairsession of the General Assembly, Chamber of Commerce tournament ecutive head will v i s i t Israel, w,blch Is scheduled to open here to !» held August 11 in Columbus, man of the world executive of the France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sept. 20, according to the provi- Ga. He qualified for the meet in ORT, also made public the text of and othei' areas where UJA fund* sional agenda for the Assembly the district CC tourney held In a declaration adopted at the reare expended through its chief conHeatrlee, Nehr. The young golfer cent 75th anniversary ORT Con- Chamber of Commerce directors m'adc public this week. M. Grecnberg, Louis Hiller stituent agencies, United Israel The first Item touching upon the has some more tournament tro- gress held here in which ORT or- Samuel and Micky Krupinsky have re- Appeal and the Joint Distribution Palestine proLlcm will come up phies under his belt Including the ganizations around the world are ceived assignments from Chamber Committee. A highlight of Rabbi with the report of the .Security winning of the State High School urged "to Increase their efforts In president A. V. Sorcnsenfor the Friedman's visit to Israel will be Council early In the 10th regular championship at Highland Coun- the service of Jewish work, Its coming season. Mr. Greehberg will his Inspection of the Jewish Agensession of the Assembly. So far try Club in May. He was runner* propagation and Its culture atid head the committed on street traf- cy's famed ship-to-settlement pro- , this year the Security Council at up in the City High School tour- technical elevation." The declara- fic and parking; Mr. Hiller, fire gram Whereby newly arrived imney helil also in May at Dodge tion recalls "with veneration and iU meetings has handled only one Park, prevention, and Mr. Krupinsky will migrants from Moslem and other Council Bluffs. gratitude" the founders of the issue, "flic Palestine Question." the chairmanship of the areas are resettled, within hours, ORT In 1880 and all those who had share In new homes and new settlements: been its leaders and workers since transportation committee. that time, "among thorn the tens of thousands killed by the Gerstanding of the United Nations," mans in the years of the Hitler TO UK NAMKO •NNcw York (JTA) — Jacob anil for helping "to make the prin- regime." BURNS IIEAI'I'OINTKD and I assure you of my continued, Blaustein, honorary president of ciples of the United Nations CharUnited Nations, N. Y. (JTA) — support In your highly responsible the- American Jewish Committee, ter vital and real to the citizens post," , Arab circles here have expressed will bo nominated by President of tills country and to the world disappointment at the reappointSunday Radio Elsenhower to the ten-member at large." ment of Ma. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, TUItKS WISH TO MEDIATE United States delegation for the The American Jewish Hour chief of staff of the United Truce Istanbul (JTA) — Newspapers tenth session of the United Na- H'NAI Il'IEITII CITED tions General Assembly which Washington (JTA (-Secretary presented by the Jewish War Supervision Organization in Pales- close to the Turkish Government opeas In New York. September 20, of State John Foster Dulles has Veterans Is heard every Sunday tine, for another year's term. It have confirmed Turkey's interest the AJC reported here. awarded a citation to Ii'nai B'rith afternoon over KHON from 6 was indicated that Egyptian For- In mediating between Israel and • Arab states. Two such newsIt Is expected that Mr, Blaus- praising the organization for Its to (j:.'IO o'clock. The program eign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi dur- the teln's nomination, iUo:.g with the efforts to make known the prin- consists of current news and ing a trip to Canada last month papers, "Milhyet" and "Tercuman" other nine nominees, will lie sent ciples of the United Nations Char- salute to a leading Jewish per- attempted to bring pressure to gave front page space to a statehear on the Canadian Government ment by a Foreign Ministry to the Senate for confirmation Iw- ter, it was disclosed nt Ii'nai B'rith sonality. to have Gen. Burns removed at the spokesman who admitted tha relore Congress adjourns. The dele- headquarters hero, A citation was ports were true and added that so "Words We Live By" the new end of his first year's term. Ration, In which Mr. Blaustein will also awarded to the Ii'nai B'rith summer series of the Eternal The reappolnlment was an- far no official approach has been - be an alternate representative, Women by Secretary Dulles. will be headed by Henry Cabot B'nai B'rith Is a constituent Light program is broadcast ev- nounced by UN Secretary General made to the parties involved in the Lodge, Jr., U.S. Ambassndor to member of the Coordlnntiiu: Board ery Sunday from 11:30 a. m. to Dag Hammarskjold, last week. In dispute. the UN. of Jewish Organizations which has 12 noon over KFAB. The series a letter to Gen. Burns, Mr. Ham- "Milliyet" also reported that n cycle of dialogues be- marskjold wrote: "I have deeply diplomatic circles in Lebanon, Iraq The American Jewish Commit- consultative status as a non-gov- features Mark Van Doren, poet appreciated the efforts which you and Jordan favor Turkey's movt. tee announced that it had received ernmental body with the Economic tween and critic, Maurice Sam- have made (luring the past year Ben Horin, Israel Charge ffAIn citation from Secretary of State and Social Council of the United uels, authorand and lecturer. The to maintain and to strengthen the falres In Ankara, refused to comJohn Foster. Dulles for Its work as Nations. Slnco 1917 the B'nal Rerlcs will extend until Septem- worK of .the Truce Supervision Or- ment on his government's'position, • a •voluntary • organization during Il'rlth Women's Supreme Council ber 4. , ganization. I extend to you.my but i^id that such an offer would •; the past•• ton>. years In' bringing has had accredited observer status best wishes in your further efforts be given careful consideration. about "everywhere a truer under- with the United Nations.
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