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\VE'D Lil(E TO l\NO\V: \Vhy a certain lo~I women's group appar~ntly haa to drop the name of one· of our local rubbis from the list of their convention speakers ••• Who was responsible for that far-from-cute title ''\Vhat's Your Por~?" for n Jewish Youth Council conference session this ~onung weekend ••.• \Vhy our \Vinnipeg U.J.A. doesn't issue a repo1·t on results to date (which, from what we hea1·, are 11othing to be ashamed of) • ·•• Is it true the Marga~et Truman, 'Linked' Mount Carmel Clinic meets with considerable coolness in ,Jewish wclfm·e (please 11ote the small "w") circles To .Jewish Lawy~t ·Ol'. NY locally • • • • • ,I .' . , •. , ,.,·· ... · '. :.. ,! , , NEW .YORK.-· (YIVNO)'--l'osslblllty that_. President Truman - ...... -~ .may acquire a~ew1sli·son~lnd~aw.l.s bellig-wtcie1y:d1scussedln tho ;American Jll'e$5, . . '. _-·. : .;. ' ' . ' .·_ .· . . . , .. ·. ' READ A GOOD - AND TOPICAL...;. STORY RE · Preslstent: rumors. tllat_ t~e./ Pr~slde11t's ,daugl"lf:111-', M~,rga.ret cently abou~ Israel that I thought you'd like to hear if ,Tr:uman, and Marvin Braverman,' a Brooklyn Jewish lawyer,• aro. you· haven't already.·. He1·e it is. · · . . . _ . , ' '.• to l,lecome engaged soon 'ts the bas!S :for, the press comments, '· <• . Seems an Israeli_had just acquired a rn.tion book for .... . The couple lately have been seen togetller. frequently, and -last .... • • ·, • 4 . • ' . ' - • •' • • '_ . • ; , :. • ' ' ·/ • week-Braverman was·11J.vited'.to a'prtvate •lll\1.'tY-at the White, , .· his ll~\~bor~ fifth child, and with his wife was proudly . ,' ' . ' ' ' ~-,, ' . . . , ' ' ', exauumng 1t when one of the older children saw them .·_. __ ;HQ~--. : : ,.,_ ·. -~:·\~----· .-. '·. ,,·_ .. _ ,·, !.'·, .. •-·,.- '> .. :,-:.', .. , ,·:- . .-·.•.:·· '_ .. and asked: ' ·:- _Mr. :J3raverman, who•iii 42, Is a graduate of.(llarvard ,Law• School ... :- . . ·,. -. ': ._· : :.. ."'.· .• ' .· : , . "\Vhat, has the baby already. got n ration book of his -.·.. O\\'fi ?'' .. ~~- . " .. ..:..-- . "Of coqrse," the parents replied. Awestruck, the child answered: "You'd do anything to. DETAILED MUNICIPAL -ELECTION RES·ULTS SHOW' get one more ration book, -wouldn't you?" ' 0 0 • BY THE \VAY, JUST SA\V IT AUTH6RITATIVELY .~t~~ed ,,th.at _the only proper ad,iective form for the term General 'Zionist Gain, MapOi Strength Maik Vote: . I,siael 1s Just that and not "Israeli." In other words its the "Isrllel team,'' not ''Israeli team.'' Got to watch . from an electorate increased by 30, 5.5%. . pointed to the larger vote Labor: counbllloni each. ( _ . Many l!Bts Of pUr':1f locl\lJn~es~ that from now on. . JERUSALEM (Speclllll-Conslder able galpS by the General Zionist per cent. Tel Aviv, now the targ~ TEL Avrv ...;. General Zionists,. candidates_ received 1n the new im- •Tlle -iranchlse bas been consJder- were 61.lbmltted; .The United Reiig1; party, with Maplli maintalnlng first est city, _has one-quartl\1' or the 31%; Histadrut, 23%; Herut, lfi'o:· migrant centers. . _ -,: · _ . ably extended since Mandatory. OllS Bloc, represented· 118 e single total popahtloa; . . . Mnpam, _10%; . . . ~e ;_elections were held· in'.. 43 times. For_ exainple, 111 .Tel Aviv- party· ln the Knesset, preseniedi • • • place· 1n many centers, as outstand• a.: ing .rfeatures of Israel's municipal (Complete figures are not being HAIFA-Hlstadrut, 33%; oener/1,l munlclpalltles·and l~cal•counclls for Jaffa, only 23,000 pe_rsons were eJJg.. 'llll_lted• 11st only 1n _Jerusalem. In, CA~'T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY· SLIP BY \VITH• disclosed until. the army ballots Zionists, 22%: Maparii, 14%; United the first, tune.In 15"yenrs. The laqt Ible to vote_!n 1934 from a popu!a-_ other· centers. individual •religious_ out sar1!1g a word of praise for one of the best of many elections are confirmed ln detailed results . now ·available. are coW1ted In. order to keep secret Religious ;li'ront (exi:ludlng Mizrachl) electlonil. ll,l the major munlclp~li~ tfon _Qf 110,000. In the· present ElJec- parties. and comblliatlons o{ these g?oc! thmgs that the Jewish \Vomen's ?ilusicnl Club has Final · tribulations were still not the number of soldiers that voted, · Q%; Halla party (Progre~ves; ties took place _in 1935. . . . _, tion there ·were J,70,000 _voters-~_a parties competed for the votes;· and therefore are being Sephardlm, woml!Il) 8%; Herut, 6%. ; The" voting. )>y proportional populatlon of 310,000. _ ,:- .· - · . Separate gi~·en to the local Jewish community in its comparatively known at press tinle s!Dce the sol resuit.s was 0 Lis-ts bl'lef span of operation. diers' vote was still to be counted. announced provisionally in tile NATRANYA - , General Zlonlsf.s, representatlo.~ Y>'ith ele~tors select-:; In Jerusalem, 8,800 of·!OSr0OO y;ere Mnpal did . n0& sunmit . its lists'. J . Ask New Election form or percentages..) 22%; ·mstac1rut; 21 % ; . Herut, 15%; Ing lLsts ~f :candidate,~• .no,t lndivl•· eligible to_ vote In 193li, and 52,000 undef the Mapai 'banner, but Jtii:.. · ~hat's the Amateur Talent Bureau. If there ever was Meanwhile General Zionist lead- The General Zionists were vie- Progresmves, 11 % ; . Mapam, 10¾ •· duals. 3.u.~5 candidates competed ;or, o! 112,000 · people were ·ellgible- thlll_ ' See ELECTION: Page z 27 6 th 43 1111 idea that C.'\Ught on, this is it. I learn that on more ers, asserting the_lr partyhlld polled torious 1D Nathanya, second 1n Ha- Bapoel Hamlzrachl, .10%. · ·_ ~ ~ ts e • ele~toral areas. tune.-. '· -- · · ' •: ·. · · · ' -·_ '· ~!#10 th~u 20 occasions, si~ce its establishment last February, considerably more than 1D the 1949 der:i, and third in Raanana,.with HADERA-Hlstadrut, 33%; Gen• ecre • .. . ;v;,ere.us., • ' Local _Interests. this bureau has pronded amateur talent for various pro general\ elections, called f1>r new liistadrut taking first phu:e 1D Ha- era! Zlonists,. 22%; Mapam, 14%; . , · T~ Aviv ~gest . · .. .All persons who reached the age of grams.. \\'hat that means, in time saved to communal elections to the Knesset. dera and Raanana and second in Hapoel Hamlzrachl, 7%: two Ye-, _The_ number. of cowic!llors to _be 18 years on Dec, 31, 1949,,were res!- groups as well as in improYed quality of proo-ram is and . Results 1n the three main cities Nathnnya. • ·. menlte lists together, 10%. fl}ected. was ..fixed by law propor- dent in• their voting areas for six 0 showed Hlstadrut · leading 1n Jeru• Results Sampled RAANANA-Hlstadrut, a2%; Pro• .uonate . to the .population in each months prior· to Jim. 1, 1950,, anl!, has been i;elf-evident. · • The only regrettable part of it is, I run told that the s::lem: and Halfn, and the Gei,eral Results 1n the main cities and a gr=!ves, lG%; General ',Zionists, m~clpality an.d _loc!'-1•.councll, with_ stlll resident In_ the area at the tl,me _ , Zionists 1n·:fln;t place In Tel Aviv, number of typical local councils l5%; Mapam,-l3o/o; l'oale 'Agudat_· t~e small~~ ~nslstlng of 9: o!the election,wereeligibletovote. \ !JUmber of those registei-ing with the bureau 'has been second In. Haifa. and thlrcl°In Jeru.-· were -as follows (only those parties Israel and Hnpoel Hamizrachl, 13%~ members•and t_he l11+g~: