Council Asks U, $. To
Admit Egyptian Jews
NEW YORK (JTA) -- The
United States was urged this
week to exert leadership within
the United Nations for a solu-
tion of the Arab-Israel problem
and to ask for a United Nations
inquiry into the Egyptian treat-
ment of Jews.
Resolutions to lhis effect were
adopted at the concluding session
of the executive committee of
the National Council of Jewish
Women• "We further ask that our
government announce its willing-
ness to expand the current Hun-
garian refugee program to in-
clude J e w s deported from
Egypt," one of the resolutions
stated.
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K,n aud's V,s,t
By Theodore Kaghan
Reprinted from the New York
Post, January 9, 1957
President Eisenhower's crusade
to save democracy in the Middle
East is getting off to a royal
start with an invitation to that
great bulwark of freedom, King
Saud of Saudi Arabia, to visit
the White House and kick around
a few mutual problems.
The king arrived Jan. 30 and
for three days Administration
salesmen will give him the treat'
ment on Ike's new Middle East
Doctrine in the hopes, apparent-
ly, of convincing him that no
potentate in all Arabia has a bet-
ter friend than Uncle Sam.
The treatment will start with
a stag dinner at the White House,
but it is unlikely that Ike will
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stablished a
r. llnmanuel Jakobivitz, Chief
abbi of Ireland, who is now m
e United States, will make a
,uOn-wide lecture tour under
auspices of the National Jew-
," Welfare Board's Jewish Cen-
er Lecture Bureau.
JEWISH WAR VETERANS
TO INSTALL
The Jewish War Veterans, Post
0. 686, will hold its annual in-
Stallation of officers on Tuesday,
'eb.ruary 12, at 8 p.m. at the
[ elsh.Community Center, 1910V
n Avenue• To be installed are
ae following: Command-er, Mich-
el Senior Vice-Comman-
Green;
er, Sam Steiner; Junior Vice-
ander, Nathan Grinspan;
,,uJUtant Moe Dinner; Chaplain,
VSon I. Goldman; Judge Ad-
l}c ate, Victor Offman; Surgeon,
• ' Norman Clein; Quartermas-
ter, Sol Fisher; Patriotic Instruc-
tUp . •
,, Irving Broches; Officer of
"*e D
8- ay, Charles iYl. Lesser; Color
ergeant, Abe Bridge; Color
larers, Jerry Shore and llarry
fvy; Color Guards, Irving
-telle and ltarold Bartman.
lLabbi Joseph .Wa ner will be
,featured" speaerr for the
be'ung, and refreshments will
Served.
(reh e Commander, Michael
m.en, states that plans are being
]?e to form a women's auxili-
BERNARD F. ROTHENBERG
Funeral services for Bernard
F. Rothenberg, 71, a partner in
the Stone-Rothenberg tailoring
firm, were held in the Arthur A.
Wright & Son chapel on Jan. 31.
Mr. Rothenberg died Tuesday
after a long illness. He had
lived here ince 1909, when he
came from Minneapolis, his birth-
place.
Mr. Rothenberg had been as-
sociated in the tailoring firm
since 1914. He was a member of
the Elks Lodge, B'nai B'rith and
Temple De Hirsch. He was a Ma-
son and a Shriner.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Leonard Cohen, Seattle, Mrs.
Bernard T. Smith, Los Angeles,
and Marjory Rothenberg, with
the United States government in
Japan; three brothers, Charles
William and Samuel Rothenberg,
and a sister, Ruth Rothenberg, all
of Minneapolis, and two grand-
children.
Golda Meier
Hospitalized
NEW YORK (JTA) Mrs.
Golds Meier, Israel's Foreign
Minister, became suddenly ill
this week and was admitted to
a New York Hospital, accord-
ing to the Israeli delegation to
the United Nations. Her doc-
tors reported that Mrs. Meier
was suffering from exhaustion
and prescribed a complete rest
for a few days.
lean so far toward Saudi Ara-
bian custom as to provide the
dancing slave girls the King is
accustomed to at home.
The question of slavery, anent
either dancing girls or less color-
ful household chattels, will prob-
ably not come hp at all,.since it
would likely: embarrass King
Saud and cut into tae time neces-
sary to discuss more important
things.
The fact is that King Saud, in
addition to floating on one of the
most fantastic pieces of oil-sup-
ported real estate in the world, is
also the world's foremost patron
of slavery. This particular honor
was paid him most recently back
in February, 1956, by the Anti-
Slavery and Aborigines Protec-
tion Society, in an official report
used at the Geneva UN anti-slav-
ery convention last year.
Instead of discussing the price
of slaves on today's Saudi Ara-
bian market, talk will probably
center on the price the king
wants for the air base we built
at Dhahran, where American mil-
itary chaplains don't dare walk
the streets wearing the cross and
no Jewish GIs are allowed. Saud
reportedly wants us to shell out
something like $300,000,000" for
six years rent, plus key money
in the form of 90 F-86 Sabre jets.
The price of slaves, of which
there are said to be 500,000 in
King Saud's bailiwick, is a bit
more reasonable, according to the
latest quotations. A girl under 15
will bring anywtmre from $550
to $1,100, depending on her con-
dition and on how far from home
This student volunteer from Hebrew University has gone to an outlying
lsraeli village to teach family of Yemenite immigrants. The University's
Deprtment of Secondary and ltigher Education is supported by the
NattonM Council of Jewish Women.
IntegratiQn Battle Intensifies
PreSsu0000 on Southern Jewry ,.
' NEW YORK (JTA)--A warning that increasing tension in the
bitter battle*0ver school desegregation in the southern states will step
up pressure on southern Jews was made to the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency here by a nationally known authority on racial and minority
problems.
The nature of the twofold dilemma--the increasing use of anti-
Semitic hatemongering by well-known bigots involved in the fight
for white supremacy and the increasing insecurity of southern Jews
caught between local pressures and their tradition and affiliations
with national Jewish organizations--was described by Alexander F.
Miller, national community services director of the B'nai B'rith Anti-
Defamation League.
Tracing the background of the
use of anti-Semitism in the cur-
rent struggle, he noted that a
number of Southerners had be-
gun to make use of the bigot's
equalJon of Judaism, Zionism and
Communism ahnost immediately
after the rebirth of tension
which followed the Supreme
Court decision on segregation in
the schools• Then, too, the ADL
official pointed out, White Citi-
zens Councils, in their early
stages, often made use of anti-
!Semitic material in publications
which they were distributing be-
cause they also contained anti-
:Negro material.
Turning to the problems of
Southern Jewry, Mr. Miller
pointed out' the possibility of
OR she had to smuggled. MRS: FELISA F. deKOHA
'l$1r K (JTA)--The Amer- NEW YORK (JTA)--The New under 40 canbebring $400, Aand an as a whole. He stressedgr°uPthat Argentine Jewish women's leader
man gro.wing
insecurity
of
the
a: aRT Federation announced York music critics hailed the pi- old woman who still can putter Southern States, while their eco-
election of Dr William Ha- ano playing of 14-year-old Dan- around in a fair to middling way nomic adjustment has been suc- has received a National CoUncil
of Jewish Women fellowship for
1 Cultur as president. Dr. Haber is a tel Barenboim, Israel concert pi- brings $105. cessful, carry little power on the training in the United 8tater.
[ is the gift "--e
and AII ?t/W. Ssor of economics at the anist who made his debut at Car- King Saud, who is the darling local or state level .....
the drama.' ¢trbcr. versity of Michigan at Ann negie Hall last week. He played of the American Arameo Oil in- i Southern Jews are caught in a HAIFA, Israel: Dr. R. Paunez
e distribute ' withnationalthe Symphony,United NatiOnSunderInter-the terests from which he gets royal- vise made up of local pressures, who taught chemistry at.the In-
:riod. - ties amounting to about $300,000,- on the one hand, and the force ......
llitU v AVIV (JTA)The munie- baton of Leopold Stokowski. 000 a year, is said to be jealous of of their tradition and teaching stitute .of T.heoretjcat 'n.ysics a
of Ramath Gan renamed a , zne university ol zegea, In lun
• ' treo, . --- the leadership Egypt s Nasser ex- and the positions adopted by the ........... "
r|eTs 1) , art the town in honor of WASHINGTON (JTA)--Rabbi ercises over the Arab world, national organizations to which gary, unui ms ngnt to xreeaora
,,|: " ona , , last December, has been ap
gill MaslO ¢llti . s Sulk, discoverer of the Louis Finkelstein, of the Jewish But King Saud s differences tcY '*affiiaed/on' the other .... -
field of ci| Was'°lni° vaccine• Another street Theological S e m i n a r y, joined with Nasser are only of a tribal e added: ............. pointed Research Fellow m .Ins
Liberties, ' la| tl0ri,, meal for the French Na- with clergymen of other major sort. When it t:'6#t0'IsraLcd, he$ I ' Faculty of Science of Technmn,
ecto of | 1 '. o mark the aid France faiths participating in the Pres- right there out front screaming n a €aa,'nC ¢€-€umldln the Israel Institute of Teehnomgy.
• epartment :| to Israel. dentml mauguratmn ceremony, away wth the rest of the Arabs. [ ,,,i,, , ,,,t,a, c..^,., t Dr. Paunce has pubhshed more
• " "-I a ...... ' ...... r-" 1954 thal this : ..r ..--- ...... " ' than a dozen scientific rn, in
it w aj| '' worthy ally of ours came out'sn!p sana wor-suy pla5 v.: the field of quantum chemistry.
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J, • , , interested ,n a prolesslonal ca
• d the A,;| i to sacrifice 10,000 000 of their . . . [Hungarmn frontier to America
ion on | 50,000,000 population to wipe out reer in a #swish. t.;ommumw t;en: [on December 10, •leaving behind
_ ,, Aazil| i Israel Whether this subject will ter of YMHA, was announce J all.of his personal possession in-
be allowed to come up is a' moot bYoatrhe " National Jewish Weizare[cluding a valuable scientific
't as geneS/| " point, but if we re out to buy • . .... [library.
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• that, ;1! iellahlen ............ the fact remains that recent re-/Centers across
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