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Noithern Ontario Jewry IMobilizing For Bonds
Dr. Saul M. Zabel, one of the leaders of the Bonds for Israel Organization in Canada, will visit_several important Ontario Jewish communities within the next few days. He will meet with the leading personalities of these communities for a confidential report on the present economic situation in Israel.
Dr. Zabel, who became well known in Zionist Circles for his service during the famous Operation Magic Carpet, when he helped bring Yemenite Jews to Israel, has devoted many years to help build Israel, both before and after the proclamation of the Jewish State.
Dr. Zabel v^^ll visit on behalf of the cause of Israel the following Jewish ocmmunities:-
Tuesday, Jan. 26 and Wednesday, Jan. 27th - Sudbury; Thursday, Jan. 28 - Leave Sudbury for Timmins; Friday, Jan. 29 - Timmins; Saturday^ Jan. 30 - Leave Timmins for North Bay; Sunday, Jan. 31 - North Bay; Monday, Feb. 1 - North Bay; Tuesday, Feb. 2 - North Bay; Wednesday, Feb. 3rd - Leave North Bay for Kirkland Lake; Thursday, Feb. 4 - Kirkland Lake; Friday, Feb. 5 - Leave Kirkland Lake for Rouyn, Nor-anda; Saturday, Feb. 6 - Nor-anda; Sunday, Feb. 7 - Noranda; Monday, Feb. 8 - Leave for Toronto.
A Montrealer educated in New York, Dr. Zabel-served in the Canadian Army during World War U.
In the army fighting against the Germans he was wounded. He returned to Canada in 1946. Imbueed by the spirit of Jewish reconnaissance he settled in Israel and lived on a Kibbutz in the Negev.
Following a suggestion by the leaders of the Jewish Agency and the government of Israel, Dr. Zabel occupied important positions on the Continent in order to help Israel. Dr. Zabel was the Director of Histradrut in Central Canada, a position he left recently in order to devote himself full time to the economic strengthening of Israel through the promotion of State of Israel Bonds.
Receptions have been prepared in all the above named communities in order that the greatest number of Jewish per-
sonalities should be able to hear an off the record report on the present situation of the Jewish State.
The following leaders of Jewish communities in Northern Ontario will form the Israel Bond committees:
Timmins
Jack Helpert; Thomas Feld-man; Norman Koza; Issie Ktoi-chick.
Kirkland Lake
Max Kaplan; Albert Isenberg; Kokotow Bros.
U. S. Nazi Expelled From The Navy
Sudbury
Jerry Spiegel; Harry Wais-berg; George Moses; Jack Leve; David Greenspoon; Max Schwartz; Mrs. Moe Ironstone; Mrs. Joe (Ida) Lesser; Mrs. Jack (Maria) Silverman; A. J. Richmond; Harry Adelman; H. En-delman.
North Bay
William B. Berk; Mr. Jos. Rosenberg; Mr. A. Brown; Mr. M. Hockman; Harry Himmel; M. Hockman; William Freemen; Joseph Rosenberg; Sidney Reiss; Robert Kizell.
Shapiro Hailed By Mizraehi
MINISTER SHAPIRO TELLS MIZRACHI OF SECULAR-RELIGIOUS CO-EXISTENCE IN ISRAEL
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GOVERNMENT HEALTH INSURANCE
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suHable method of including them within the framework of comprehensive insurance."
PROGRESSIVE— MAPAI RELATIONSHIP STRAINED ON ISSUE
(Continued from page one) English by TV   actor Lloyd Bochner, in Yiddish by   CBC I caused rctor Paul Kligman and   in' Hebrew by Ruth Segal, former member   of  a   noted Israeli Theatre Group.
At the rally, Toronto residents and leaders of the< Jew-ish community from all over Ontario will hear greetings from Governor General and Mrs. Vanier.
Sponsored by the Canadian Jewish Congress, this mass rally is the highlight of Toronto's celebration of the bi-centenary of Jewish settlement in Canada.
"We are calling on the Jewish community to attend the rally which gets underway at 8 p.m., February 9", said J. Irving Oelbaum, National Vice-President of the C.J.C. in a joint statement with Jacob Fin-kelman. Chairman of the Congress' central region. PRIME MINISTER — CELEBRATION PATRON
Main speaker at the ' rally will be Saul Hayes, executive vice-president of the C. J. C, who recently retuined from a Jewish-Canadian . study missibn in Israel.
Honorary patron of the celebrations is Primie Minister Diefenbalier along with the premiers of all ten provinces. FIRST JEW SETTLED IN 1760 .
■ In adidtion to the mass rally, His Honor,j the Lieutenant Gov ernpr J. Keiller Mackay will be holding a reception for cbm^ miinity leaders ; earliier irr'the day at Queens Park and His Worship Mayor Nathan Phillips will deliver a civic greeting to. the Jewish community at. a luncheon tendered by the "City Council. Throughout Toronto's Jewish Schools, special assemblies will be held to celebrate Bi-Centenary Day.
Aaron Hart, the first Jew to settle' permanently in Canada, was a lieutenant in.,the -British army which marched oh Montreal in 1760, th^ year follow; ing Wolfe's capture of Quebec City. Following the French surrender, Hart settled in Three RiverSj Quebiec, where a plaque to his honour was unveiled last year.
Before the French surrender, an edict by Louis XIV had prohibited "Huguenots and Jews" from settling in • any French colony: iii Nprth Amer-ica.
The interpretation of above paragraph already a
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small crisis in the relations of the Progressives (partner in the coalition) with Mapai. "Davar", the Histadrut-Mspai daily, following the formation of the coalition government, reported that an existing decision adopted early last month by the secretariat of, Mapai obligates this party to oppose the establishment of a government sick fund for citizens not insured. The Progressives consider "their agreement with Mapai, particularly as far as health insurance is concerned, as a major objective which enabled them to enter the coalition.
WASHINGTON, (CJN) — The Navy disclosed this week that steps had been taken to discharge George Lincoln Rockwell, self-styled Nazi leader of America as a commander in the Naval Reserve.
Mr. Rockwell, who recently applied for a permit to open a headquarters for his American Nazi party in Arlington, Va., was a naval aviator in World War II and the Korean conflict.
The Navy said . an official letter had been sent to Mr. Rockwell informing him that his "mobilization potential has been reduced to a point where he is of nu further value to the Navy."
He was told that ho had a month in which to appear before a special board in Washington or submit a written statement of his position. He has the alternative of resigning his commission.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (CJN) —^Moshe Chaim Shapiro, Israel's Minister of Interior, said that a "paramount problem" confronting his nation was the "co-existence" of religious and secular political groups.
He stated the various political parties particularly those who are in his Government's coalition cabinet, must find a common denominator to subordinate their differences in a joint platform of imity cooperation and loyalty for the welfare of Israel."
Lists Three Tasks
He spoke at the closing session of the golden jubilee convention of the Religious Zionists (Mizrachi - Hapoel Hamiz-rachi) of America before 500 delegates.
Mr. Shapiro said Israel was confronted with three important issues in the next ten years. He listed these as economic con-
Michener
"Haboker," General Zionist newspaper, which advocated a government sick fund, poses a question in an editorial asking when Mapai will differentiate between a decision of its secretariat and a coalition agreement.  , ,
Soviets Admit
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ages of thoise responsible for the incident, he held, nevertheless, ,. that the episode was one of "hooliganism committee by an isolated group, and diff' hot -constitute organized ac tion." ^
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-Reliable unofficial sources^ however, doubted that the in cideht was unorganized. They said; that, during two consecutive nights" .before and aftier the incident, anti-Semitic: leaflets, bearing the old Czarist slogan "Hit Jews and Save Russia'', were placed on. walls of Jewish homes in- Malakhov-ka. The leaflets also refeired to the town as a "second Jerusalem." The population fof Malakhovka is about 30,000, of whom about 10 per cent are Jews.
The unofficial sources insisted the dead woman was not suffocated by smoke, but had been strangled. They estimated the damage at several thousand dollars, declaring the cemetery and the caretakr's ihome were destroyed, and several hundred^ Jewish books lost in the flaities.
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goal will have been reached, which is the highest Israeli Bonds per capita purchase of any major city in the world.
The Ambassador's Ball, in addition to serving as a climax for the campaign, has become the cause of goodwill for Israel in the eyes of Canada and the various countries, diplomatically represented in Toronto. This is the event at which the emissaries of foreign governments are the honoured guests;, thus continuing to an atmosphere of international goodwill which is of singular significance to Israel and the countries involved..
The Ambassador's Ball which was originated in Toronto and has been adopted by the major communities of the continent will this year witness several innovations to elate the participants and also to add its symbolic significance.
PROGRAMME
The Ball this year will also be an occasion when the present will have the opportunity to have their daughters come-of-age presented to the Ambassador of Israel as a symbolic social tie between fhie people of Israel and Canada'. Mrs. Mark A. Levy, past chairman of the Women's Division vwill chair the proce-'dure. :  " ■
PRESENTATION
Chairman bf-the event is Mr. Arthur— Minden the general chairman of the 1959 Toronto Israel Bond campaign. Mrs: Wil ferd Gordon, chairman of the Women's Division will extend greetings in the name of her brganizatibn in tribute to the enormous achievements which the women of the community have made in the current Israel Bond Drive.
Since this year's Ambassador's Ball will for the first time be a dinner-dance,. a colorful, program haTb^en arranged headed by Miss Jennie Touirel who -is equally well known for (lier interpretations of,<^Israeli selections.        . \   '   " -Vp,
ISR/VEL^ARE EXHIBITS
Ther^ Ambassador's Ball will also be the scene of a.majof sraeii Art Exhilnit which is being flown in specificaily for this occasion. Ther exhibit will represent the major works of some  of Israel's outstanding
N. Y. Times Blasts Pakistan
NEW YORK, (CJN) —The New York Times this week published following sharp editorial against Pakistan's new flirt with Nasser:
"Pakistan has a population of ■ about 85,000,000. Israel has a j population of about 2,000,000., The distance between Haifa and ' Katacly is about 2,500 miles. It doesn't seem that our Israel!' friends are a great menace to our Pakistan friends.
"Nevertheless Pakistan, and not for the first time, has refused to admit an Israeli diplomat into its territory. For this reason the sixteenth session of the Economic Commission for .\sia and the Far East, a group affiliated with the United Nations,  will  probably have to move  the  scheduled meeting from Karachi  to  some- other | country.    The  reason  is, ' of' course, that^akistan  is trying ; to please the Arab nations, prin-; cipally the United Arab Repub- i lie, which for a decade has refused to recognize the State of Israel as a going and permanent concern,"
"This position does not seem wise when Pcesident Nasser maintains.it. It seems even less wise when Pakistan feels compelled to follow suit. The proposed meeting has been called "an economic parliament of Asia." Its purpose is to do. good for all concerned. The Israeli representative, if present, would be an observer with a natural interest in promoting a mutually profitable trade between his country and countries East of Suez. It seems too bad that the Pakistan Government should be willing to let Mr. Nasser write the rules for a conference wholly within Pakistan terri tory.
solidation, the absorption and integration of immigrants, and "security from the deprada-tions, threats a»d boycotts of Arab neighbors."
He said the 1958 crisis over the question, "Who Is a Jew?" has been "resolved amicably and has been followed by the most harmonious association between the Religious Zionist party and the Israeli Government."
lorah Determines Law
Jewish religious law, he added, ''now fully determines who is to be recognized and identified as a Jew in Israel."
Mr. Shapu-o resigned his post as Minister of Religions at the lime of that crisis in protest against the secular definition of what constitutes a member of the Jewish people.
In his address, Mr. Shapiro said that Israel devoted "her first decade to military and security needs on a massive scale", adding that in the next ten years his nation must concentrate "on those aspects of cultural and religious life which will make the state a spiritual beacon from which will flow learning, wisdom and knowledge for the entire Jewish world."
He said Israel "should be able to provide 'teachers, rabbinical leaders and social workers to those scattered, Jewish communities throughout the world, which are in dire need of personnel of all kinds to maintain their very existence."
Scaasi
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Europe, a frequent locale for him these days, to sightseeing.
The day he got to New York on his way home from the first trip to Europe he was offered a job. A series of jobs in Seventh Av. coat-and-suit houses followed. It was during a hiatus after one of these that he decided to start out on his own.
Scaasi looks upon his business which he loves, as his hobby. He also loves foreign cars, liis country home in Quoque, talking to his friends on the phone at all hours of the day and night long vacations in foreign cities and his dog, an Irish terrier named Shelley.
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Does Not Recognize Committee
_The comment Of the Jordan Prime Minister came in rer sponse to a question froin : deputy in" Parliament, accord-
newspapers deputy
ing; to Jordanian arriving here. The^ wahted"to -know, the government's attitude toward a recent statement by the Arab Higher Committee for Palestine proposing an independent Arab state "in that part of Pal; estiian territory imoccupied by Israel.'' The conuriittce is headed by the former Mufti of Jerusalem.
The Prime: Minister, repliedi nhat the Jordan government did not ' recognize the Arab ligher Committee or;'any other )ody as^the legal i-epresenta-tive of the i Arab refugees. (Pbr background information tiirn to page seven)
artists and craftsmen. The exhibit will take place during the Reception, prior to the Ball. The paintings will be on display throughout the evening.. .
Commentary
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I am indebted to The Star for publishing Imre's picture, showing his happy smile after Justice Steward reversed the ruling of the immigration officials and admitted the young man to Canada.
I looked at Imre's face, after he stated, "I am a free man."   I heard him saying to me:
For the first time I am convinced that I fought on the right side when I opposed the Communists in Budapest. It is true that,, there is a difference between Bolshevik Justice and ..Capitalist Justice, which Judge Steward represents. .1 wish I could go back to Budapest for One day, under a guarantee of immunity the clipping from The Star in my hand, and be able to" show it to my friends there. Would they believe, can they believe that a judge in Canada is in a position to reverse the orders of the almighty government? Perhaps this is exactly what we fought for in Budapest? '
.   *, * * It is—without, question.
It is what man, in his passion for • freedom, will continue to fight for wherever slavery and depression appear: justice is above government. Whenever and wherever justice is above government, we have nothing: to fear; liberty is secure. And when^ liberty is secure, there is no threat .to peace. For man has -no cause to want war.
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