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SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 16 PAGES Incitement Against Any Section an Attorney's License Under ------­ of the Country's Population Was False Pretenses Teaple Betb Bl lO 70 Orchard An. Provid~nce, 'ft. L .. TEMPLE eaR-EI: llBRAlff Sentence Lawyer Adopt Resolution ,To Imprisonment Banning Religious, TEL AVIV - Yaakov Baror, former Tel Aviv District At­ Racial Incitement torney and a prosecutor In the JOHANNESBURG - A reso­ Adolf Eichmann trial, was sen­ lution calling on the Govern­ tenced to three months Impri­ THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. ment of the Republic of South sonment after pleading guilty Africa to ban racial or religious to charges of having obtained VOL. XLVI, No. 27 SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 16 PAGES Incitement against any section an attorney's license under -------------------------------------------­ of the country's population was false pretenses. adopted unanimously here at In Imposing sentence District Nazi Admirer the biennial congress of the Court Judge Ellezer Malchi Jewish Conciliation Board Work South African Jewish Board of said: "I have no other way to · Charged With Deputies. save the face of Israel Juridical Praised By Legalists, Humanists The congress, first gathering Administration which was so Fatal Shooting of Its kind since South Africa hurt In the case." NEW YORK-Jewish families The Times recalls that the left the British Commonwealth, Baror also admitted having FALLS CHURCH, V9,-A 17- torn by internal strife take board was founded to keep year-old youth described by po­ also reaffirmed the J ewlsh com­ obtained money from the gov­ their problems to a non-Judicial quarrels Involving Jews out of munity's loyalty to the republic, ernment under false pretenses lice as an anti-Semite who ad­ body whose decisions are bind­ the courts and to help Immi­ mired George Rockwell's Amer­ expressing a "prayer for lasting as a result of his claim for the Ing upon the disputants. Made grants avoid costly litigation­ peace, prosperity and progress license. He reclved seniority ican Nazi party and sought to up mostly of rabbis, Judges, Its services are tree: It Is a Join It, has been charged by for South Africa and all Its in­ and professional allowances business men and lawyers. the descendant of the Beth Din, habitants.'' payable to quallfted members Fairfax county police with Jewish Conciliation Board of the religious courts In which shooting to death a Jewish boy, Prior to adoption of the reso­ of the Bar In civil service. America has been settling cases European Jews were allowed to lution, Dr. Teddy Schnelder, Judge Maleh! suspended the also aged 17. The shooting fol­ for 43 years In accordance with resolve their own dlfftrences. lowed years of anti-Semitic chairman of the Board, told the sentence for eight weeks to per­ Jewish law and customs, com­ In Israel. rabbinical courts delegates from all over the mit Baror to ask President Ben agitation by the Rockwell move­ mon sense and what Is called ment among high school youths have sole Jurisdiction over di­ country In his keynote address, Zvl for clemency. The Judge "a Jewish heart." The decisions vorces. that, while the position of the stressed that the defendant had In northern Virginia. are usually made at the con­ The victim of the shooting In addition to marital prob­ Jews In South Africa was "gen­ falsified repeatedly because clusion of Impassioned presen­ lems, which make up 80 per erally satisfactory," recent in­ there was "no way out" after was Lewis M . Goldfeln, an tations of the Issues by the In­ honor student. vice-president cent of the board's work, It cidents had shown there were he began his career as a lawyer. dividuals concerned, who are hears prqblems Involving the Individuals and organizations, Although considered a brl!llant of the Falls Church High questioned by the board mem­ School student council, presi­ support and maintenance of here as well as overseas, that attorney he had never com­ bers. The elapsed time from the older parents. are advancing the hateful doc­ pleted his studies In law school. dent of his class and a mem­ statement of the grievance to ber of the varsity baseball and "We have cases of parents trines of nazism. the rendering of the decision Is corning here with six, seven and In Schneider's address, as wrestling teams. He was shot usually ·one hour, according to down at night outside his home eight children," Mrs. Richman well as In the resolution against ◄ Dismiss Application an article In the New York told the N. Y. Times. "There's racism, emphasis was laid on ◄ as he set up a telescope to Times. study the stars. He aspired to always one who's the good child the fact that both the Govern­ For Immigration Visa The board's work has been -who supports the parent. The ment and leaders of non-Jewish • become a , scientist. praised by such Jegalists as Su­ JERUSALEM - The Israel The accused, John C. Vinson, rest bicker, and It's common to public opinion here, had de­ • preme Court Justice WIiliam 0. hear a son say, 'I'll give $10 If nounced anti-Semitism. The Supreme Court dismissed an Jr., was described as a highly Douglas and such humanists as application by Mervyn Gold, of Intelligent youth, possessing an Harry gives $25 .' " resolution noted the fact that the late Ernie Pyle. An arbitra­ the "great majority of South Cleveland, for an order to the I.Q. of 165. He was fascinated tion agreement that mus( be The board processes about Interior Ministry to Issue to by Nazism and, according to 600 cases a year. Of these, 150 Africans have agreed with the signed by parties to a dispute Prime Minister's appeal of last him an Immigration visa. The the Washington Post, had pre­ prior to the hearing makes the are heard by the board. Initially -tpree-Justlce tribunal ruled two viously been charged wl th most cases were brought before November to keep the country board's decision enforceable In free from anti-Semitism.'' l,1 \ ,..b one against the application painting a swastika on private the civil courts. rabbis, fraternal orders and 1/ without comment. announcing property. burial societies. As the Immi­ The resolution noted there_ Board Praised that a detailed ruling would be The Post quoted a probation­ grants became Americanized, had been "an explosion" of issued later. The ruling wl!l be ary official as stating that Why do persons place them­ the board heard more and more condemnations of such incl­ ' appealed. "young Vinson had exhibited selves under the Jurisdiction of family cases. (Contlnued on Page 7) ,, The crucial point before the some American Nazi party lit­ a board that may rule gain.st tribunal was whether a person erature on one occasion and he them although no legal case charged with a crime, but not understood, once tried to Join exists? Samuel Haber To Take Place Of · convicted of it, was 04 a person the organization but was turn­ "Our people have a great with a criminal past likely · to ed down because he was too moral sense," said Mrs. Louis Ambassador Comay As Speaker endanger the public peace." young." Detective M. Herbell Richman, executive secretary of the board, which was founded Samuel Haber. assistant Di­ Prospective immigrants so clas­ told the Washington Star "he rector-General f o r overseas sified cannot migrate to Israel hated Jews." The detective also by her late husband. "They want to do the right thing.'' operations of the Joint Dis­ under its Law of Return. stated that Vinson sought to tribution Committee, will Gold was Indicted in the Uni­ associate himself with the launch the 1962 campaign of ted States on charges of frau­ Rockwell Nazi group. Vinson Is Bans Visas For the General Jewish Committee dulent financial transactions in a son of a Metropolitan police at the Initial Gifts "Kickoff" that country. He arrived In Is­ officer who served on the Dis­ dinner on Sunday evening, Israel Athletes ◄ rael with a passport which he trict of Columbia force for 23 Sept.' 23, at the Colony Motor ◄ said he Jost after a substitute years. TEL AVIV - Israeli sports .1 Hotel. ◄ passport was taken from him Meanwhile the State Corpo­ officials expressed bitterness this Mr. Haber replaces Ambas­ ◄ by the United States consul in ration Commission of Virginia week over the second ban by a ◄ sador Michael Comay, perman­ ◄ Naples to force him to stand rejected yesterday George Rock­ Moslem country on Israeli ath­ ent representative of Israel to ◄ trial. well's bid for a charter. - letes invited to participate in the United Nations, as the 1 overseas contests. guest speaker. Ambassador Co­ · Malaya followed the prece­ may was forced to cancel his dent of Indonesia hy canceling Providence appearance. In a U. R. I. O·pens Campus visas of Israeli athletes Invited Jetter to GJC executive director to compete In a soccer tourney Joseph Galkin, Ambassador co·­ at Kuala Lumpur as part of may said that because of the Malaya's celebrations of Inde­ tense world situation at this To Young Musicians pendence. Three weeks ago, time he Is unable to leave his Indonesia declined to send en­ duties at the United Nations. by Wilma Ecker an Invaluable first-hand exper­ try permits to members of an Mr. Haber Is one of the key In attendance at the All­ ience of college life, as all camp­ Israeli team invited to partici­ officers of the JDC's vast over­ Samuel Haber state Music Week held at the us facilities, Including the Stu: pate in the Fourth Asian Games seas relief and rehabilitation University of Rhode ISiand dent Union, . dormitories and at Jakarta. program which provides welfare as Country Director for the from Aug.
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