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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1967-22 TISHREI
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T he World's Week
BRUSSELS, (JTA) — King Baudoubi of Belgium conferred the distinction of Grand Officer of tlie Order of Couronne on Leo Maiersdorf, a prominent member of the Brussels Jewish Community. The award was granted on the recommendations ofthe BelgianGovern- ment. It was presented to Mr. Maiersdorf ata special functitm by Prime Minister P. Vanden Boeynants who paid tribute tothe Jewlshleader's social and communal activities.    ,_
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Funeral arrangements were being made for Ralph E. Samuel, faaidcer and phUan¬ thropist, who died suddeifly inlsraelwhUe on vacation. He was 75. A prominent figure in Jewish life here for a half-centiiry, Mr. Samuel was president of tbe New York Federation of Jewish PhUanthrc^iies ftom 1949 to 1951 after having given nearly 30 years of service to that agency.
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A 10,000treefore8t, donated by citizens of Denmark in memory of the late Dr. Niels Bohr, world famous nuclear physicist, was dedicated this week near Kibbutz Palmachlm. Tlie cerfemoiUes were attended by Dr. Bohr's widow, fay the Danish Ambassador and fay Yakov Tzur, chairman of the Jewish National Fund.
TEL AVIV (WNS) Two Israelis, both of them Jews, were ordered detained here fay a circuit court on aUeged charges of spying for Egypt. One of the sus¬ pects was said to liave made Us way, to Egypt-via tbe Clazai. Strip and the otlier, a former Soldier in the Is- -raisiriffnty', was accused of having cmtacts with the Egyptian consul general in HoUand.
JERUSALEM (WNS) A supple of Weapons^' including twenty-nine machine guns and ammunlUon, was turned over to Israeli security forces this week fay the resi¬ dents of two Arab viUages. The viUagers surrendered the weapms in the wake of a warning fay Israeli army aiithorltles that .residents found to possess concealed weapohs would be severely punished.
JERSUALSM (WNS) Next tq |Tel Aviv, Jerusalem with a population of 265,000 is, U^ largest city in Is¬ rael. According to a report released fay the central ofUce of the statistical bureau,j 7,4% of Jerusalem's population is Jewish. i'
JERUSALEM (WNS) The next .World Zionist Con¬ gress wUl be held in Jerusalem next February, it was announced in a statement; fay Uie Jew(sh Agency wliich said that agenda and oUier relevant problems wUl be discussed at a series of meetings after the current holiday season.
NEW YORK (WNS) Dr. George Wald, co-whmer of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, is a native New Yorker of Jewish parentage. ProfessorJVald teaches biology at Harvard. He was born here sixty ;^ears j^o and is a leadbig authority m the human ^e. He is the son of Isaac and Ernestine Wald. His mother's maiden name was Rosenman.
MATRONS ORGANIZE SPEAKERS BUREAU
Mrs. Robert Ringer (left), chairman of, tl|ip newly formed Speakers Bureau and Mrs. Benjan^i) ^o^t Sec'y-Historian of the Young Matrons Division of the United Jewish Fund and CogncU, review the Young Matrons Speakers Workshop Programs to be given on November 2, 9, .16 and 30 in the mornbigs by Mrs,, Harry Schwartz. The members of the Steering Committee of the Young Matrons Division, who wiU participate in the Speakers Bureau, wiU leam how to effectively prepare andglve speeches for the 1967-68 campaign.
E shko IE xpects
US. To Honor A greemenl
TEL AVIV, (JTA) ~ Prime Minister Levi Eshkol said that he had "every reason to believe" thatthe United States would live UP to Its signed agreements on provision of wea¬ pons to Israel. He alsoexpressedthe hope that France would fulfil the commitments on arms deliveries to Israel it had made before the Outbreak of the Six-Day War. ]<Vance lias embargoed all arms shipments to the Middlefiiast since last June. ¦
ART SHOW AT TEMPLE ISRAEL
The Ihtermitianal Art Show, to be held on October 28-31 in the Social H^ of Temple Isrdel, 5419 E. Broad Sti, wiU feature, in addition to showings liy well Imown New York gidleries, tlie woiits of Temple and other local artists. Mrs. Lewis Basch (right), chairman at Temple artists, has announced tliat work d tlie foUowing members wUl be sluiwii: Mrs. Dorothy Alpers, W. janies Atwpod, Lewis Basch, GSus K. Bowman, Sr., Ckis Kj Bowmaii, jr., Myrcn Maury Gilbert, Charlotte Greeiiberg, Mrs. M.L. Jackson, iSia. Edna Jacobs,^ Jip!h Catherine Kape, RosweU S. KeUer, Mrs. FiciiiDnde Kohii, Mrs. Marian Levin, Herbert Levy^Mirs. Bernard Mazerj Miss Pam Ni¬ chols, . Mrj3. Gerald iPnizeui, Mrs. Beylyn Simpson, Glenn Wasserman and Mrs. Marilyn Weidcsiein. Mrs. TJiotmasLurie Qeft),;Chairman of local artists, has aitaounced tlie foUoWii^g; list of local i|rtists that vyiU participate: Sophie Kerr, Byrcn Kohn, David Black, Patty Blackett, Ruth Miuims, Dontu Huritubise, Mary jsuleAifoird, Wayne Breiigmaii, Bud Kramer, Patricia Krumm, ^Urley Flicker, Harriet'Anderscm, Robert M. Gabeli, Marion T. GatreU, BiU Arter,Al German- son, PhyUis iSpachner, Laura Cowman, Jane Eckel- beriy. Dean Close, Hans Rietenbach, Emerson Burk- hait,, Faye Rubin, Adele Chafetz, Sidney Chfetz, Jon B. WahUng ^lid JenyReynolds. Tickets tothe Art Show, sponsored fay the. Temples Israel Sisterhood, ihay be obttdned fay calling the Temple or may be purchased at tiie door. Ptiraa tickets at $5.00 each wiU admit a couple to the champagne opening tram 7-10 p.in. onSaturday, Oct. 28 and toi the entire show. Regular tickets at $1.00 per person entitle the hdderto attend £rom Sunday aOemooi through Tuesday evening from 1-4 and 7-10 p.m.
Constitution Defeat Urged
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The New York Metropolitan Re¬ gion ot the United Synagogue of America recommended to its afTUiated congregations that the proposed New York State Constitution be defeat¬ ed. Dr. Morris Fond, region¬ al president of the conserva¬ tive organization, nothfigt|iat the Constitutional Conv^iiiP^ tion had left no altermitlwi < , when it chose to presenioo'" the voters a single "take it or leave it package," pointed out that the decision was reached after study of the implications of elimination of the Blaine Amendment barring state financial sup¬
port of church schools.
He said that "the under¬ lying issues in our standare the preservation ofthe cher¬ ished principle of separation of church and state and the preservation of tlie public school system."
THE NEW York Federa¬ tion of Reform Synagogues, a'»t»toch of the Union of 'AlA^itan Hebrew Congre- gationfi; adopted a resolution calling for defeat of the pro¬ posed new charter in the November 7 elections and callhig on Reform syna¬ gogues in the state to oppose it actively.   ,
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Eshkol, in an interview with the Tel Avivdaily,Yed- iot Achonot, did not specify what weapons were expected from the United States but it was assumed he was re¬ ferring to the two squad¬ rons of Douglas A-4 Sky- hawk jet bombers Israel or¬ dered last year for delivery this Autumn. State De^iart- ment officials asserted in Washiqgton that consulta¬ tions' with Congressional leaders would have to pre¬ cede any decision on pro¬ vision of weapons to the Middle East.
CAIRO dispatches quoted' Vice-President Aly Sabry of Egypt,  visiting Egyptian Ibwns on the west innk of ilie Suez Canal, as warning the Inhabitants tliere to pre¬ pare for  aU  eventualities "including renewal of fight¬ ing as ferocious as the pel- ¦ Itical batUe presently goiiig | on." Some London observers; saw in this an intimation j that Egypt was preparing tb | step up military activity along tile canal, tlie easf bank ofwiilch is under Israeli I occupatlcm.
J.F.S. Dinner Nov. 12
Jewish Family Service wiU enter its' sixtieth year of service to tiie Columbus Jewish community with its annual dinner meeting which wUl take place on Sunday, Nov. 12, 6 p.m. at the Temp¬ le Tiferetti Israel, 1354 E. Broad St. Dietary laws wiU lie observed.
This meeting Is open to the entireJewlshcommun- ity. Persons wishing reser¬ vations sliould contact 221- 6871 before Nov. 7.
THE PROGRAM wUl fea¬ ture Dr. Herman D. Stein, Dean and Professor of Social Work, Case Western Re¬ serve University, Cieveltuid, Ohio. Dr. Stein vrill speak on "The Changing Patferhs in FamUy Life.'*
Mrs. Morris Grqner, chairman of the JewishFam- ily Service Annual Meeting, announces the following sub¬ committee chairmen: Mrs. Arthur Hersch, Invitatitms; Mrs. Frederic Kahn,' Pub¬ licity; Mrs. Albert Blank, pinner Arrangements; Mrs., Richard Grundstein'andMrs. Morris Paine, Decorations; Victior Krueni!in,>'Exhibits; ..... .(Continued on,Page 4),
In the course Of the wide- ranging interview, Mr; Esh¬ kol commented cm the niaiiy reports of itroposals atthe (United Nations for a Middle East settlement and stressed that Israel would not accept a revival of the 1949 armis¬ tice agreements with Egypt, Jordan and Syria. These agreements, he s aid, had been rendered null and void fay the Arab attack IgstJune.
ESHKOL warned tii^ Jor¬ danian Government to end infiltration into Israel fay marauders firom Jordanian bases and intimated that if It' conUnued, Israeli'forces, would pursue the maraudbig bands into Jordan. He cauti«ied, however, that "there is a time for every- Oiing."
Schildhouse Appointed At Center
' Myer Mellinan, president of Uie Jewish Center, has % announced tlie '{ippointment ct,Burt.Schildhouse as chairman of the JewishCen- ter Adult Activities and Ser¬ vices Committee. In making this annouhcement MeUman indicated Schildhouse will head one of the majoir areas under tlie direction ct Dr, Harold Monett, Center pro¬ gram vice president, ,vylio Mmseif recently completed his term as adult chairman.
MeUman wient on'to add "Burtsrchildhouse isex- treiiiely jweUcpia^ed to as¬ sume tluB inufif^nt com¬ munity r^spini^ibiilty. His long se|^te in a variety cf Cente|>"activities, deep interest jinfiiilany community areas, aticl^^nsitive aware¬ ness to liumaniiiterest serve, as a sOiid foundation for coordin^|iig adult activities and services in this mz^or community, undertaking."
SCHILDHOIBE is a mem¬ ber of the Jewish Center Executive Committee and Board vof Trust^s. He ihas iserved lip ichairmaii of the Public A^mrsForuAi Com¬ mittee, Family Caiiip Plan¬ ning ' Conunittee ias weU as: servii^ as a past Vice Chair¬ man of the United Jewish Fund and CouncU's Cam¬ paign government worker's section. He lias been active in Congregation Tifereth Is¬ rael where he has served on its buUdIng fiind coiii^ ' mittee. He is aeharter iriem-' her (* tte Ohio Civil Lib¬ erties .Union....,,.,.;....