10 - The Coiwdfan Jewish News, Friday, Nov.1 Ofh,
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NEW ISREALI CABINET
JERUSALEM, (CJN) -The new Isriaeli government met Sunday for the first time.
The Knesset last week, by a vote of 63 to 46, expressed Its confidence in the new Government, which was pre; sented by David Ben-Gur-ion. It was 78 days after the elections of August 15, and
more than nine months since Mr. Ben-Gurion's resignation of January 31.
The new Goyemmeht was supported by Mapai,. the National Religious Party. Ahdut Ha'avoda, Poalei Agu-dat Yisrael, aiid two Arab groups. The oppoising votes were cast by Herut, Agudat Yisrael, the Liberals and the
Communists;
■Winding up the Knesset debate with a U hour speech Mr. Ben Gurion expiressed his regret that the Liberals arid Mapam had not joined the Government. But "they had submitted categorical demands which could not be met". The new gbverriment will have 68 votes in the 120
ISRAEL'S NEW GOVERNMENT
Prinie Minister and Ministgr of Defence — David Ben-Gurion (Mapai).
Minister of Labour - Yigal Alldn (Ahdut Ha'avoda).
Minister Without Portf6".o — — Josef Almogi (Mapai).
Minister of Transport — Yitzhak Ben-Aharon (Ahdut Ha* avoda).
Minister of Social Welfare — Shlomo Yosef Burg (National Religious Party).
Minister of Agriculture — Mo-she Dayan (Mapai).
Minister of Education and Culture — Abba Eban (Mapai).
Minister of Finance — Levi Eshkol (Mapai).
Minister of Justice — Dov Joseph (Mapai).
Minister of Development and Housing — Giora Josephthal (Mapai).
Minister of Foreign Affairs — Golda Meir (Mapai).
Minister of Commerce and Industry — Pinhas Sapir (Mapai).
Minister of Posts — Ellahu Sasson (Mapai).
Minister of the Interior and Health — Haim Moshe Shapiro (National Religious Party).
Minister of Police — Behor Shitrit (Mapai).
Minister for Religious Affairs —.^rah Warhaftig (Nation, al Religious Party).
The Deputy Ministers^ In the jiew cabinet are: Mr. Shimon Peres'(Mapai), Deputy Minister of Defence; Mr. Ami Assaf (Mapai), Deputy Minister of Education; Mr. Yitzhak Raphael (N.R.P.), Deputy Minister of Health; Rabbi Kalman Kahana (Poalei Aguda), Deputy Minister '   (post undecided).
member chamber.
Mr. Ben-Guriori said that the new Cabinet was fofunded on the Basic Principles of the previous Government, but he would not waste the Knesset's time by repeating them.
The session opened with most Knesset Members ancJ Cabinet Ministers in their seats. After the opening speeches of Mr. Ben-Gurion and the opposition leader Mr. Menahem Begin (Herut), tension dropped, and many members made for the cafeteria. At  times   Mr. Ben-
Gurion wais the sole Cabinet Member present.
ACCORP SAID SECWET
Several speakers r^^^^ to the fact that the coalitmn agreements — pai and the two reli_ parties aind between Mapai and Ahdut Ha'avoda — had not been disclosed to the Knesset. If they were secret they were indefensible, said Mr.~Yosef Saphir (Liberals)i He added that it might not be for nothing that Mr. Ben-Gurion had not stated what
the Government's programme was.
BEGIN'S CHARGES
^,,Mri Begin urged the Gov-(iniinept to reconsider its policy of selling arms to lany. The reaming, .©f any constituted a real danger to World peace. Even in the U.Si there were increasing doubts about Germany's future behaviour. It would be the supreme irony if Israel remained the only countrv which had no doUbt that "it's not the same Germany-".
CANADIAN IN ISRAELI V CABINET
SITUATION OF AlCERIAN JEWS WORSENING -SYNAGOGUES C
ALGIERS, (JCNS) In spite of its desire not to be involved in the present conflict
18 ONTARIO COMMUNITIES RALLY FOR JEWISH EDUCATION
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as discussants at the session.
The conference also adopted resolutions urging epm-munities to foster establishment of Parent-Teacher Associations; requesting the Congress to consider holding of special training programs for volunteer teachers, and to develop a curriculum for pre-school programs.
REPORT HEARD
Acceptance of the revised Curriculum outline followed the report of a special committee which had prepared the revision, presented by Rabbi Albert Pappenheim of Toronto. Discussants included: Kalman Black, principal
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The support for extending school programming for 13-16-year-olds to provide "a coordinated and systematic course of studies," was part of a resolution adopted on 'organizational structure of educational facilities in the smaller communities" which also pledged to support: a pre-school department with a kindergarten class for the five-year-olds and a preparatory class for the six-year-olds, and a six-year Talmud Torah course for children aged 7 to 13, subdivided into three grades of elementary school and three grades of an intermediate level with a minimum of six hours of tuition weekly.
GASNER EXTENDS _ _ GREETINGS
The participants at the conference divided into two
worshops following the luncheon session, the lay leaders attending one on teacher-community relations, and the professional educators at one on the type of supervision for the Hebrew schools. Sydney A. Hoffman of St. Catharines presided and led the former workshop, and Rabbi Karpol Bender of Kingston led the teachers' workshop.
Chairman of sessions were Dr. Julius Ennis of Welland, Dr. H. M. Wilensky of London, and Morton M. Bem-holtz of Windsor.
Communities represented, in addition to Toronto, included: Belleville, Brantford, Chatham, Gait, Guelph, Hamilton, Kingston, Kitchener, London, Niagara Falls, North Bay, Oakville, Oshawa, Port Colborne, St. Catharines. Welland and Windsor.
Greetings were conveyed by Messrs. Meyer W. Gasner, Chairman of the Central Region, Shammai Ogden, Chairman of the National Education Committee and Irving Ackermah, President of the Niagara Falls com-niunity. The National Executive of Congress sent their greetings in a wire signed by Mr. Saul Hayes, Executive Vice-President of Cana-
dian Jewish Congress.
The participants of the Eighth Regional Conference extended their thanks to the Niagara Falls Jewish Community under the leadership of Mr. Irving Ackerman, President, Rabbi L. Fleisch-mann and Messrs. A. Bogo-molny and M. S. Shanas, Educational Chairmen; its Hospitality Committee, Mes-. dames Beverley Blackstein, Libby Greenspan, Lilly Green span, Bella MuUer, Messrs. A. Bogomolny and H. Mul-ler; and its Arrangements Committee, Messrs. I. Acker-man, H. Bogomolny and S. I. Greenspan, for the warm hospitality extended to the participants of the Conference.
In a special resolution adopted by the participants of the Conference representatives of the 18 communities present at the Conference expressed their thanks to< the Canadian Jewish Congress, and .particularly to the Chairman of the Educational and Cultural Committee, Mr. Harry Steiner, and to the Educational Director of the Central Region; Dr. Joseph Klinghofer, for the many services in the area of educational   and cultural
activities rendered to the communities of the Region.
B'NAI B'RITH
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Irving Meshwork of Montreal and Dr. H. Singer of Welland.
Elections for officers of the Eastern Canadian Coun cil will take place at the next Annual Conference in Niagara Falls at the Sheraton Brock Hotel, commencing May 4th through to May 7th.
David S. Katz of Montreal, chairman of Citizenship and Civic Affairs, of Eastern Canadian Council announced that all chapters and lodges of B'nai B'rith have added their support to the Medic-Alert Foundation in Canada The Foundation is a non profit organization that asks those Who are afflicted with ailments or allergies that require: immediate medical attention to wear a medallipn on their wrist.
Mr. katz felt that with the B'nai B'rith sparking a Medic-Alert publicity campaign alerting the public and the medical profession, many
lives would be saved.
opposing the French and the Moslems in Algeria, the Jew-ich comrnunity throughout the country is getting more and more mixed up in the struggle.
A great number of synagogues situated in the ancient quarter of Algiers had to be closed down recently as it was too dangerous and too risky for Jewish worshippers to walk through the narrow streets leading to theise synagogues.
Arab terrosists of the F. L. N. (National Liberation Front) have increased their attacks on Jews. They accused them of being in close
co-operation with the Europeans. In Oran Jews are frequently attacked by Moslems. Many of them were killed.
Last Sunday the hazan of the small synagogue in the lower Casbah of Algiers, Mr. Perez was killed by a Moslem terrorist while on his way to the synagogue. Mr. Perez, a father of nine children, was never active in anv nolitical movement. It just happened that he was passing by in the street at < time when the terrorist was looking for an eventual v'ctim. The case is typical of many others.
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Ghana-Israel Friendship Hailed
NEW YORK (JCNS)—The Ghanaian Ambassador to the United States Mr. William N. Q. Halrn welcomed technical aid links between Ghana and Israel "because this valuable assistance was stronger than can be ima gined."
The Ambassador was speaking at the Fourth Annual Conference on Science
and Technology in the Middle East, sponsored by the American Friends of Tech> nion. He declared that although Ghana and Israel may not agree on all political issues, and sometimes find themselves at the opposite ends of the bargaining table, "we are confident we have laid the foundation for -a solid and lasting friendship."
ISRAEL TO BUY IRISH POTATO SEEDS
BELFAST (JCNS)—An Israeli delegation, and one from Egypt arrived in Belfast ihe same day, on Friday, and on the same mission—the buying of potato seeds. Diplomatically they were kept apart, though they were both entertained in the same hotel, by the recently formed Seed Potato Marketing Board.
The Israelis were guests of the Board at lunch; the Egyptians at dinner, Mr. M. Par-ah, a member of the Israeli party, mentioned at the lunch the co-operation existing between Israel's plant pathologists, and those of the Northern Ireland Ministry of
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Agriculture in ensuring that the highest standard of health in potato seeds is maintained.
The present annual ship-nient from Northern Ireland is 3,500 tons.
MYSTERY OVER ARREST OF CHIEF RABBI
LONDON, (JCNS) Mystery still surrounds the arrest and detention of Dr. Asher Hananel, the Chief Rabbi of' Bulgaria. All efforts made to obtain an e.\planation for his arrest from the Bulgarian authorities have proved of on avail. ;
the Bulgarian.Foreign Ministry in reply to inquiry by the JCNS over the telephone, declared that they had no knowledge of the Chief Rabbi's arrest, and the Bulgarian Emba:ssy in London maintained that they had received no information on the subject.
DOV JOSEPH
Dov Joseph, born in Montreal in 1899, is Minister of Justice for the second time, having held the portfolio for over a year during 1950^52. He was also Minister of Supply and Rationing; Minister of Communications and Agriculture; Minister of Commerce and Industry. He v,'as recently Jewish Agency Treaourer. He settled in Israel in 1921.
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NEW TALMUDIGAL COLLEGE FOR SYDNEY
SYDNEY, (JCNS) - Dr. H. V Evatt, Chief Justiea of New South Wales, opsnpd the new Sydney Talmudical College in Bondi buHt at a cost of over £65.000 The College will ssrve Jewish youth as a forum for lectures and as a house of worship.
Addressing the ' gathering at the opening ceremony, Dr. Evatt said the College willjenable Jewish educators to be' trained and guided. Three rabfces .from Sydney — Rabbis Dr. I. Porush, C. Abrahamson and. the Rosh Ye-shivah Rabbi G. Here, and Rabbi Gutnick from Melbourne, attended the religious ceremony of dedication, during which 12 Sifrei Torah were brought into the new building.
Sydney Jewish religious life received another stimulus from a different direction.. During the week Rabbi Albert Abecassis ar. rived from Paris to become the Mlnistre of the Jewish Liberal Temple Emanuel, at the North Shore of Sydney. Rabbi Abecassis is a native of Morocco and was strained in Paris. He was officially Initiated to Temple Emanuel during a ceremony conducted by Rabbi Dr. Brasch, Chief Mini-st- • of the Temple, assisted by RAbbi John Lev* of Melbourne.
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OF  THE WEEK
Friday, November 10th
1.00 pm.
New Mount Sinai Hospital Executive Committee Meeting
Sunday, November 12th
2—6 pm.
Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University Membership Tea
8.30 pm.
Clanton Park Synagogue, Cultural Meeting Guest Speaker: Prof. Emit Fackenheim.
Monday, November 131h _..........
10.15 am.
Jevrish Home for the Aged and Baycrest Hospital, Women's Auxiliary, Executive Committee Mseting
Afternoon & Evening
Toronto Hadassah, Chapter Meetings
12.15 pm.
United Jewish Welfare Fund Social Planning Committee Meeting
1.15 pm.
Bath Sholom Sisterhood General Meeting
Tuesday, November 14tb
9.30-11.30 am.
Shaarei Shomayim Sistsfhood Study Group. Meeting '
12.15 pm.
United Jewish Welfare pjnd Executive Committee Meeting
12.30 pm.
■ Beth Tzedec Sisterhood Donor Luncheon
1.30—3.30 pm.
National Council of Jewish Women Toronto Section, Education Meeting
1.30 pm.
Temple Sinai Sisterhood General fieeting' 6.00 pm.
Ajilon Lodge, Dinner Meeting 8.00 pm.
Senior Women MizrcoU Orga^ nization General Meeting 8.00—9.30 pm.
Jewish Family and Child Ser» vice Group Cou:uelling Meeting . 9.00 pm.
Jewish Family and Child Service Family   Life Education Group Meeting Wednesday, November lath All Day & Evening   . i Council of Jewish Fetieratioria and Welfare Funds Gener.il Assembly (Nov. 1st through Nov. 19th) 10.15 am.
Toronto Hadassah, Executive Meeting 10.15 am. . New Mount   Sinai Hospital, Women's Auxiliary, Executive Com, Meeting 12.15 pm. . Jc.v.Sii Immigrant Aid Siervl-C3s Case Committee Meeting : 12.15 pm.
Jswish National Fund Council ■   Luncheon Meeting 12.15 pm.
Canadian   Jewish Congress, • Cornmunity Services . Committee Meeving     ■ . : Afterncon;... , ,
Toron.o Hadassah, Life Membership Meeting 6.30 pm.
Council - of  Jewish Brother-heeds of .Toronto, Annual Dinner Uucrt Speaker: Prof. Emil Fackenheim . Wednesday, November ISlh 8.30 pm. : ':■ ■ ;:
. Z.onist Organization of Ca,na-da, Csntral Region Executive Board .Meeting Thursday, November 16th All Day Cz Evening — Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds 'General Assembly (Nov. 15th ;through
■ Nov. 19th). : ; . 12.15 pm.
Canadian Jewish Congress, E-ducational & Cultural Com-: mittee Meeting 12.15 pm. \ ■ •
State of Israel Bonds> Officers Meeting 12.00 Noon     :    . '
Jewish Home for the tAged A . Baycrest Hospital, E^tec. Com-\ mittee Meeting l,3qr-4;30 pm. /'Beth Sholom Slsterhciod.Paah. /■'ion Show '■■^ ■„■.■/;■ 12.30-3.00 pm.  .\  7 < k National Couiiicil of\ Jewish Women, Toronto Section, Ge-neral..Meeting ;   .■^ • 6.30 pm. ~ ; Shaarei  Shomaylir Brothe^ hood Dinner Meettn^ 8,15 pm. ,
Young Men's Hebrew Association Y— Arts Council Meet Ing.
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