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.·MARGINAL.·· '.: ' \ ·I ' j. COMMENT.· \[ .,._,.~1, :::-:, . .1 .. f-.S57I_. .· !·.. { \ ·_ : ~- 1· BY. MELVIN. f.EHSOM ·-·--·-·· ··•· '-~ , ~G.:i;: .... w ! '-• • ~~ 'LJ -~-:::P!'- • ·n..,Stron:: J.i;r.,e!Jt,:, mwre,t Pn,b · ils developini;Toti!! of thein :; T 'h . ·-·1·• .. flid a,ui,l"i('w i.,ra,,J. to be kd b,·, , t al;'! u:fr.o,·iteb_,' di,parun;; ,ocu,b,;r ; e .... 1' ' ' , .ress · )"::t.r:L·.½ho wa.'il ma.rTl,: t.h'-' emoodmient, J;iwlsh F~rnit:,' Since.1910 .,,t lsradi c''u)tur-, durw;i her l~ .· :{•:~r reiidenn: .in· Vi111!1iP:(•JL SLH.: ;;l'amwd th;, .thur in ·con;unction ...... :_·,·•·-· ... ,,., ... ,"'·'·"""·"'~=,.,."_. \VIX;;;IPEG, M~\.".'ilTOBA .. FRIDAY,SEP'n:MBER 1. 1967 ·,\/th. Canadian Pacific. Airlin•:si ---· :., _ ...... ·-..:...... -. -====c'======cc======c==== · Treatur;: Toun lnkrnatir;ria·i antl . · · · · ~ ln\J,r.c,mtln .. nt.lll .T<1un. Her itiner- . R'A• B: IN E. N''0; ·yo·' lsrael~Egypt ;._ .. :. Danny Kaye .visited Israel immediately after the recent war and > y·. ' u s· ., . :,:~·v:~~u~:a1n::;; i . · . . .. . · . Y ,. , . · . .. .. • . • • gave a ·benefit performance to nn overflowing audience in beh:.lf of tte children of Jerusalem. Shown above, Kaye receives a set of' - but··the •·:<·. perts. conceCanada Iin reliable circles here this \',eek. _The -Israeli Embassy here said it had "no comment''. on the Odd Bull. the United Nations super'.. .. . and . elsewhere; report. · · • • · visor·of the ~.\rab,lsraeli ce.ase-fire . arc ':"kome to i The .4•'J.year-{1ld Isr:ael-boni. general i~ expected -to replace Ambassador Harman by the· end operati~ns. proposed here Sunday . apply. althoui:h 1of thb year, according to the report. He· has not previously held any diplomatic post. · · u·nitecl. ·Labor th" eorc (,.;_ t~e' · )Ir. Harman has .. se1·yed eight· years in Washington. Last year he had asked to be relie1·ed. th at both IsraC'l "nd ;Egypt agree group will be (.'()ffiJK,sed or. Wmm• but was persuaded to remain at h)s post during the crisis. He is considered a likely choice in to ext~nd •:idcfinitel)·" the monlh- i;eggers. Israel for the president of the Hebrew. University. · long agreement for banning Smau: Single applic~nts as w"11 · as boat. traffic by. eiuicr side fo U1c Pcirty. M·~oted eouplcs may regist!.,r. The 'advcr- 1. tised price of $12!i7J)() ( t,ascd on . N.' Suez. Canal. TEL AVIV UTA) - 'The long, (Parliament) men1bership with a . . ..MA'N · · .· '. u·'RGE' · . :5. · . R', Eiui·.· . ~E.:5'.· · · ·.· . The agreement, reached by both :sought creation of a. strong. uni- total of 55 of the body's 120 sl'ats. ,.... double sharing l is ·slightly reduced east of Winnipeg,· and increased AM sides Jul", 27·, · was due. to expire ficd iabor party 'in Israel. secmed A th.rec-man· c_ommilt('c,· · · lncll19'·' ./ · £or points of departure west of · . . · · · . . · • · · Sunday. It provided that the only this· week Yery close to mnkrial- Ing one· representative· cnch from · Winnipeg. · · ship traffic to be allowed in the izing as the 300-membe.r central .Mapui, Achdut Avodah nnd Ra(i, is The' tour was the subject of a 'fl·Of.JM·.·.· n.lr·.~11.· . ·c.·o·l·.;u~· ·N.-··. canal would be small Egyptian comll]iltee of' the Mapai Party· ap- 1 d k · .unches. provi ot the 0ther maJor l:.bor go into effect after the threl' 's('Jlfi• · · sli!!es of points in the •·New Is, west bank of the Jordan less than a week away, pressure is mounting inside. and outside the Middle in thcwatcrway since ~gypt block• parties \ll 1.srael, Achdut ~l'odah rate, nathmal conventions. The new r.iel" to b<: visited, were screened. , ff d d . , . . f b h ed it at the outbreak of the June and Raf!. Smee the executn·e bo- united .. ~rtv. will inciude two ·_mem-' . East to compel. Israel lo extend the August 31 cut•o ate. At week's-en , nsmg surge o . Ara t reat~ war. Gen. Bull noi· ,wants 'to ex-. dies of the -latter two partie~ had bnrs. o"r ·tl\.e pr~.sAii•. Cabi'n"t _ If intejcstcd, readers .may phon~ "wft of sell," persuasion ·by the Red Cross and other. agencies,. and. potent influences .emanating from tend it without limihtlon as to d ate a l rcn d Y d eci· 'd Cd 1· O . acccp t. tl 1 e -DA[en.·e' •,· 11·111'sler.11los·.hn,. ~ • Dny11n' ,·ind The Israelite P1 ess, 774 ..1431 .and I 0 Washington. Secretary U Th ant also. urged· a dead me cxtens10n. . . l · · l · .. l ~ " ' . · .. . • · . , · , • Israel. has held right along ti.iat, merger P ans, on Y nationa con· 1,abor •11·n· ·,stcr Ylg,"l Allon ·- \\'ho a printed· tour brochur" \\ill be On the west bank "" and across the Jordan in Arab territory•-'- as we 11 as m var10us·other. sectors " , I Id h. , · . bl' h' t. d. . - d f f th since it occupies the cast bank of ventions ·by each of the three lin,•n been boosted a·s possi'lile- stl".· mailed ·out. · o ( th e A ra b wor ., t ere were ommqus grum mgs,. m s an repnsa1 s an ·o renew a 1 o . e .genera1 · t· h d 1 d ,· h Id 'th " ' ' . 11<:rc i.s l.hc tour itinerary: . the canal, while Egypt remams on par 1es, se e u e to oc e . w1 · eessors to the !'rc'miership · now . . , • I strike tlrnt a 1mo~t pari,ilyz.cd Jcru, the west bang, ship traffic should in. a inonth, remain before final • ·· s·. · . . · salcm two weeks ago. I:irae!'s rea- · d rat1'f1'cnt1'011 or the m' o,·•c·.• 111 \'I"\"· held by Lev.i Eshkol. CPA Israel/Italy/Spain Tour . .· ... .D · t • . ' . ' . . . be enjoyed either by ·both si' cs or ' T Itinerary . zec h$ e a1n even son for opposing the extension was lJY neith_er.. _of the fact- that the. respective At the meeting of the Rafi lead­ C . . • a campaign, brazenly, proclaimed le;idcrships had endorsed .the plans, crship, tormer- Prime Minister Tues. · Oct. 31 - Departure from Jor' n. De' by· Amman radio that returnees It \\;as believed here 'today that it was believed certain that the David Bc11·G1tr.ion, who formed Winnipeg ..:.. Leave for Madrid ·.. . d·a· . at' h shollld form a "fifth.column" !orc.e Israel ,vould accept the· new "in• l d k · Over to Strl'kn ~t .the vi·tal eniiter of . . com'entions woulc . o Ii ew1sc. the group in opposition. to Mr. on CPA/ DC·8 rlirsht. Night~ on C l d h d. ~- u , definite" arrangement - if. ·Egypt k !' 1 b · d · ti board. . LONDON, (JTA) - Seven per· ongrcss, had area y s own lS• Isr· •cl from ,vi'thl"n -. an'd nlso Is·. · 'fhe leadership ,of· Achdut' Al'O• Esh ·o s rue, a stamc m ie sons have h e.c n d eta •me d . · ·b y sa1•1sr nc t'mn w1•u 1 tieI Governmen t' s u h d does. Such an agreement would dah, which has n parlitiment;1ry vo· t·mg on th. e merger pans· 1 .. ,.~1 e I 8 Wed. Nov. 1 - Arrln, :'11.adrid - C·•echoslovak1·• an auth· o·n"t1·es 1·n · Jeadersh1·p. · because. of the stand ·opportur,,t_,.rae · mamta insto allit -refu·given gnes toevery re- amount tn full: recognition of ls• a1· 1gnmC'n · \ now• w1·th 'I,, ap,11.· am I main· t nine' d · tirn t t oo m11cl1 ·attc11, · · · · , · t' · ·tt th · · t ·1s I t k b th G ..-. r·acl'S pr1''ll,q·,.,:,; of · r· ,· t' · h · "d t · t ,1 t:"pon arrival. this moniirn.~. tbc Prague ·m connec mn wt. 1 c. agams . ·rac a en Y e ov• turn , .... ,.,iit tli"t Jordani·an i·ncff"t• thE; !P:iiln ... ,.f Ha 1 \·oku , .. _... r '·'"' 10n. was mng pn1 o m ernu , .d h I . k t lt f th J ' u tl1~ e;1n:d :,nd eould ab-n ·(::-, ~.,w~t\.' , 1·t· I ff . . ... t· ti t th g11111p met at the ;drp(irt ·(\nd ·mysterious cal t iere last wee · .crnmcn · as a rcsu o . e une ci· _, c._\' i,,.,._ ,..·l,.,,i·cd ·.t·he ser,•t'ci'ng_ of •· \\'cekt,nd :t I a rnr of !IH• · · ,. , po 1 1ca · a airs, lll516 mg 1a c . is · Ch. J ·t· b t th A b t d 1 11 1 ,vith th(' -~pHraKnesset tion in unifie.d J~f\J_~a\cm, · Thurs. No\'. 2 - Madrid - ;\!urn- 'cording to the rc1iort, "m.anv. more those feelings arc higher than in '?d by .offil~s. was that the Isra~l FARWE. 'LL. T.o· in".'. si"..'111.sceili;, of th,e cit'-' in- Go1·crn111•·nt •hould shom human1 h " "' ' people, indudil\g se\'eral foreign- some other East European eoun- " " · " . • · cludii11:: Ramillll,. Pasco clt> 'Col• .. tries." tarian. con,,ideration in \\laving the ISRAEL CONSUL on,. County Council r visit),. Goth• ers, are befog interrogate.'.' · .. I t · · · d 11 U ' d l l\lr J d , body ,,,as rel~asnd * * *: i exp,r:;u"" ca e an a ow 1e re.­ l\IONTREAL - A warm farewell Deny Charge O.f L~oting it' Quarter, Town llall, Cathe ra • • or an.s . " • • I return ·.if ;ill' tho.s.e \\'.ho wish to -par,ty was held at the Ke·re_n Hatar­ {visit), Montjuich G;irdens, Span• i}y the Czechs Saturday night, and· comi., hal'k. PRESIDENTS' GROUP but House,· recently, in honour of ish Villagt!· ( \'i,;it),· Miramar· {Sea•· -wascommercial placed aboardairliner an todayAmerican for WANTS . ·JOH. DAN Or' fid:.ls ncknow 1cdgi,d · ·th~t' Jor• 'Israeli Con,sul, Benjamin Scl11 and Ancient·· Archeological· Finds view),. r'ont· de! Cat, Marques dan is,. to some ~J.!'; re~1mfts­ rd MU-RDER JNQU.. IRY Mrs. Sela, on the occasion of the -· UNI'.l'ED NA'l'lONS (,JTA) · - "It is obvious that 'this Syrian del Ducro Avenue. Afternoon vis- transfer to New York. But, acco · . · . · · · · iblc fot the· d1ilay·f,f"The·1'eturn: of formiriation. ·of service it of the 'famous museum "El. ing · to Edward· Crankshaw, tlic NEW 'YORK~ The Conference their in Israel this ,,·eek · denied recent campaign of vilification, with re• ./ inda,.• (J.·hserver's poli"tical . c'or- refugees because of Amman's at­ Montrcaf and therr forthcoming re­ Prado." Sl of J\lajor American Jewish Organ- titude.· AnH'rican· authorities also S:irian ;;c·,·11sation~ of Jootin~ ut gar.d to the historic site al Banimi. . respondent. the, body was rejcn?cd i1,ati(,n, last wcl!k called on Czech- said t:w.-..· ,:'Jr.lerstoocl the. rNtsoning· turn to.. Israel.. archeol,,. ••. :ii sites at. ll:1•11i:,, in has no other purpose. than to divert Fri. :-;m·, 3 -- M allri\! - Full· day. on Iy a ft er l' i:i•·t c d ,diS• t esp re.s. ·sure . • o,;lon;,:,_;,n· · -~ovcrn,men t· au ti 10n't' 1es br,liind l,r:i,·l's scr<:cning pro~c- · 11; 'Mair.el, prcside!lt "!, i-:,•n•n the !,;;-;,. :, ,,nupied tern:c.r: of attention from .their ci;vn acts ·or l'Xeur,1011 to Tule!lo, The most l\lr.. Crankshaw stntcd· ., that. the i to ,.,,j 1,;_,i,·t '"a. lull ih,·estigat'iori of dure, ,<:!:id,. scrutinized returnees milarbut, \tho' was ill n,,·. ,!!lllf, Si:1;in. 1,.i::·., t('\.l('I'. to_.:',,·, ,,,t;,r,•-· vandalism in that area/'. Mr. Ra­ ruricms ·,·it,.· in· S1,:iin ·reputed to US•· • · D"[l'lrtr1nntc , 1 , • of Stnte•' · had,. t Iw mur d N "· o f · C'.. iarI es H • J ord nn, tn l,,ir i;,ilci11ial subversives. How• presented Mr. arid ·:.1rs. lk11jami1i· G'ei1cral L' · Thant, · Amhci.,,;;;dur Cael continued. · He· accused the j)c the ~ldcst dty in Et1rop~. Vis- threatened tl\at, unlcs~ the J.ordan 'i executive vic,c-chairman of.the Am- c,·cr, it ·is· felt that 'diff(,rcnccs Sela to the numerous .mcml:iers of Gide'o11 llara·e1 of Israol said: "Con• Syrians in his letter .of digging a·· 1t the Cathedral, House and 1\lu- hody were· rclcfscd 1mmediatcly, ·~rican .Jews. · . ·: and jlroblems have been resolved. the·organization, fr,iends.arid gt.ests· trnrf to th~ · irresponsible state~ bunker 'at El llainma exactly on scum o!El Grcicu, lhe'Synagogue," the U.S.A: would suspc1:i_d the 'a-· "We . demand that the parties The Slate Deptirtini:,nt view, ap• surveyin[( l\lr.• Sela's much,ariprc- mcnls of Syriu, this silc is W')II ·the hi!! on whkh an ancient' syn.1-. St. John, St. Thomas aµd the lidity of ,all Amcrieat1 1wssporls_in rcs1iomibh, for his death be 'brow,:ht pro,·ed .b~ the··Aciminlstration,. is clafocl n,.-tivit_v in J'cwish Hie in· f>rcscrvcd ..no. cxcavntions what, gogue ·was built. "By digging thi~ Alcazar .. Lunch ljt_ the "Venta .Czechoslovak/a. · . . . · to justice." the Jcwi;;h ('1)-0rdinat- that !,rad should _allow all Jorda­ J\fontrp;,i durin,: his five ycar's'ser-· soever are taking place the.re and bunker, they· destroyed the nortl_, .• -. de Anes." Hcturn at about i':·:m According to \Jr .. i.:rank,;h,nr. the in;! !m;J~·: _,kdarecl: The t·,,:.fN('JHT niaiis ·: ·,,,, wish to return to the vice aid ::, l;ing special 'reference the. suggestion that archeological p .. 111. · .:~., ·'".: · .Jordan. aff~ir !)ad ~nlt•n~~tietl .th_c. st.a~1;:;wnt ... \?_:5 cndors1·d. '!:--·. :p..\ \\·t~st. ti ... :ik area.•· to-his,<·:.,.,. lriendship and co-oper- sites· are being lO•ted. i.s patently.. eastern corner of Uic :iynagoguc . ·sur.' :'{ov. 4 .-·.~ladritl -· Full day the, "alriSm!y deer, dn·n,;1H:r• said this week ·that, ''under no cir-. Sun. Nov. 5 - Madrid• ll9me · Tel .He said the Czech intelligentsia, -in· whclmm,e;, n:iajority of Amc,ric~ri ·curi1stances will .Israel even· dls- · · · · · · · h ·· · .· .. Aviv - 'fbe group is transferred eluding ·mcin1ocr.s of the'.•Wri,ers Jews. . cuss further oxtension" or ''the "t·.· 1·s·.· . o·· to the airport ior the fljght to •· , · · August 31 deadline· on the adm"is.' .c·a·.·. ho···1.1ec·. ·B .. p_. .· ·A·.pp' r·'o·. v..•·. ·e~·-· ..· Tel Aviv1v!iere upon arrival they· ·'RF'.EW' .· L' l·F·TED· IN'. sion of Arab rcfligces. The state.- will 1,., transferred to lntcrconti• ..·cu· ment was made as ·a· reaction to a· ' I · I J ·· fi · · M · · 1 st ;~~~ Jt~:~e~ic1!:. compk•tcd, in ··o· L·o·· ·J. ERu··s·A··. 'LEM. . ·. r;~;:far~-~l!~~:a)re~rt:Jit~i ~~~~ s .aen· .. . ,erusa1ern ·. .ove · · · · . . · · ...... · . . · • · . . . . considc..ing the possibility of asking'. Mon. Nov_. 6 - Jerusalem Full 1 1 •• th d dli · · · RIO DE TANEIRO. (. JTA) - .on· e of . Br<1z1·1·•.s foremost· Roman· ·ca· thol'1c l 0 adcrs, Blshon Jose· day sightseeing including: lllount srac to cxtenu .c ca ne, m ~ .- . Zion, t)ie Ccnacle, the Cdlar of JERUSALEM '(JTA) • .:_ Curfew ·been· in Jerusaleni to attimd the response tci such a dcmanil by the Cnncalves d, Costa, this week' en!lorscd Israel's· unification of .the city or' Jerusalem, and rejected. · · · h E t I t ti · 1 c nf f J · h Jordan·1ans ) f1'r1nly .pr sals that Jerusalem be 1·nter·n~tionalized been use of. the, protectiO"' needed• to the the Iiolocaust, 'l"omb-of King Da- was lifted fully 1p t e· astern par n erna ona . o erencc o . ewi.s · ~ ,. ··•---- ,;id apd Chnmber·ot Martyrs ....,. of Jerusalem :..:... in which· t)Je Old Con1inunal Services. .. (; . · · l\ieanw.llile, Washingtond offJicibals · holy places _in the city. · · the new Knesset (Parliamenll - City is lo,cated ··- as. from• ·sunday --'-'------denied.reports that Presi ent O 11• He emphasized. that Israefhas guarant~cd to all Christian· pilg~';ns free' access to the holy Hcbreiv Unlver~lty· (,,isiO - Ha- -night and .for. the ,fir~t timp 'sipce D ff F eel · son had recently given King Faisal places, not. only in Jerusalem but also in Nazareth, Bethlehem, Jer cho, Hebron and anywhere ' . ctiissab Medical Center. visit the Si'x-Day War ended in the ·unia · · r. · re. man;· and Saudi .Arabia or any oilier ,else in Isr11eli· jurlsdlction where· religious ,pilgrim's .might w{lnt to g .. Don Josi!, who is, secretarr­ lllatc Chagall windo,vs)-'- return fie a lion of.Jerusalem, the .city, re, Takes u. of Alta~ Post Arab leader ,vritten and" explicit· · general- ·of 'th'e Nation's! Conference of' Brazllinri Bishops; just retur 1ed fro'm a visit to Israel and· . \ti hotel 'for lunch. Afternoon, turned to normal life.· · Dr. Herbert Freedman. has been asSurances that Israel would wiih- made· his views i,lear In '.an interview appearing .in .Jornal do Bras· , o.ne of this country's leadlng · drive via !Ilea Shearim-- Mendel- · Jews and Arabs' crowded the awarded a :Ph.D. in i.iathernatics draw her armed forces from cap- newspapers...... baum G•te to c,·anhedr'in'(\'·is!.t)- ·. • • t· t • th. Old c·t from ·the University of· Minnesota tured Arab territory if the Arabs .• . u "' p·qhcipa1 s ree s m e. 1 Y, Alig. 18, Dr. Freedman, son of l\lr. wouid agree. "to certain arrange- Referring to Jerusalem ·,as "the age-o!B capital of the Jewis nations," the bishop lauded the visit Israeli Mv.scuin and the patronizing.shops and cares, tnany and Mrs. Morris Fr{lcdman, _369 mcnts." The report appeared in a Israeli Government's strict observance of. the principle of free access to all Christian religious Shrine of the Book housing· the of ,vhich remained open until rriid· k' · · w t Kil-. d Bei'rut newspaper. · . shrines., He also ~poke. very warmly about the _behavior of th Israeli authorities. in .the areas · E•.··!11·b1·uon·' of the · Dead -'Sea n'1ght Sunday.· 'londay" ...n·' u arm·y E:,mis illend t Avenue,d r · ti. ll,Su · · · on-·t A d' g t ·di · l · at, c sources it had taken from the Arabs during the Six-Day · War, imd "praised Israel's h umamtarian· · wor k Scrotls. · Return.' to hotel. patrols. were visible . along · the an, gra ua e rom · ic ruverSI Y ecor 111 0 P om 1 · ' regarding the Arabs. · streets. East: Jerusalem ,1as no of Manitoba in .1962 with a Ba~hc- the ·President told the Saudl mon' . . . , . Tues. ·Nov. 8 - JC'l'usalem different.than the former. ''Ne,v" liir of Science degree. In 1964, he arch· that .the Unite.cl States was r; ' slghtsceiag ·or Old . City includ-­ ·was awarded his MA from the Uni- oppi>sed· to "all ·efforts to ~hange R .'b t N. th . F . . . . .FD. R A•c1e ing: the Wailing . Wall, Mount ~:"~::1e:;· J!-\i~Jt:~~ u;o~~:~;;,i,, versity of Minnesota. Dr. Freed, borders by force" though .be dil~ 0 er . . a an,. oriner ', . " . . I . ' , Scopus, the Dome of th~ Rock, · co ernca · was one-busy nor• man takes up a post as· assistant' ·not spi,cifically ment_ion th_e Isr.a7 1 . . . . ete, Aftcm9on drive to., bserva­ wa~ ,nte. r.. . professor of' Mathemati.cs at thcit seiz~e of Arab te_mtory m Syna, Sees· ..· Br· 1·g·_ht'. Prospe'·c· t·s ,,For. Econ· om·.,.· tloil point at Abu Tor Tai iolh - ma me ro.po is.. 'd d h ld' University ·or .Alberta, Ed1mmton, Jordan and the Uruted,Arab.Rep'ub- Ramat Rachel { visit) via Katac its~~n~~~1~~~t~:::~/ll;i~ _p~"r, this Jail •. · . lie. ' . JERUSALEM . Robert Nathan still 'looks like a relaxed '.beavyweight. He has mellowed mon to Yad· V'shen'i. (visit to · d · J.968' · ifi d J al m • · · · · since his first visit to this country· -· ovet · 20: years ago - on· a fact-finding ·tour for his famous ~lount :H'erzl . ...; Military Ceme- i-ii:' __·t~·pa~~e~•ill .. e cele~r:_:ie.~li~ B·o·. u· rg' u·1·b, Bo'y,co· tt' ·s.. , s· u· da·n · book (together wth. Oscar Gass and _nanh;lj{ireamer) on the,e.conomic 'pro.sp~cts of~ Jewish ,sta,te tery (visit). Return. ~ hotel .. 20th anmversary . of Israel's re• . • . , , - but he is no less outspoken. For all ble_J!aution - base on long and umquely nch experience Wed. Nov.-S _Jerusalem_ lllorn- birth. Until tJie Israel-Arab armi~- · . • • . · . . . • • . . . · as economic consultant to governments. as different as the U.S., South Korea, and Puelo Rico - · 1 · Aftetn · vis ti · gr ts be ame defunct m s t u R t· · ·. ·he admits to being optimistit,: . about Israel. · :~gEfJ ;~~~':!: Givat o~~nrim: J:e~ d~!mt~nthe.;ar, lsPael was · · Ufflffll • rges .· ecogn1 ion- . "I liavc the feeling that your leading people are serious in thcir'effort to improve the coun­ Zova. Castel, Aqua Bella, IvrYat not allowed to ,brmg heavy anti• • • ' · · · · · · · ·· ·try's- balance of payments, which is, of' ·course, your ·m.ajor problem. There is no reason why Anav\m, Ma'ale Hnmisha (visit), amerits into: Je.rusalem: Howe'ycr, LONDON, (JTA} - Tunisia's the .ti.ming of Mr:· Bourguiba's. Israel shouI& not· mi.kc· economic headway. You-have a good labour;force, industrious, intelligent, Abu Gosh ( visit the Crusader ,in .1968, the plans are to make the. Pres(dent Habib· Bourguiba called stati!i'nient; .easily adaptable. You -have a modern, honest administration. You _have top people devoted to Church), J\lotza, ·and return to parade·the occaslon.for·thc largest this:week again for an end to the .Addressing a rally ii}. Tunisia, their -task. These ·are factors which should give yoll 0 advantages over. many countries as far as <, hotel. . . display of' ground and ai,r force Arab- insistence on a continued Bourgui"ba. said: "Policies .adopted economic growth is conccmed," he· says.· · · . · · · material Israel hail e'\'er sho;llll state of belligerency_;ag'ainst Israel, ·.hitherto.have led a_ll.Arabs· to eon- · ·. • "Now.. there is no d_oubt .that_ the _improv.emen.t depends . on· adva_ ncing Israel's competitive Thur!!. Nov .. 9 - Jerusalem ·- Ei- pubiicly. Among other things, Is· alid ,by implication blamed· Egyp-_ sider .Israel as an aggressor. On · lat; d_own b_J_'_· bus, return ~Y pla~e. ·r.ael will· displ,ay. large aecuniult· _tia. President ·Garn. _al. Abde_l · Nas, file. contrarv_ ,· it_· is _believed that it . power. Your productivity is still much too low, and must be. raised_. I mean, it m'ust be increased T T I A d B h ba {vs '--- f 11 ~. iri relation to cost. In order to· achieve that action must be taken on many levels, I am still . o e ":I' an eers e . : '. tions of weaponry eapmce.d ro .ser fo'r precipitating tlie··.June-.war was Eg~'J)t'which ereated.the·casuli . stu_dyi_ng· tbe•situation·, arid must :confine inyself to.. ·generalitics,:but. advancing productivity de, ,. "'1tJ -_&le Boker -Avda! (visit) ,_Egypt during the _Six.Day •War. by. refusing' to recogniz'e the exis- bclli, insisfuig.that the very.ex.is- ., - ~l!tzpe Ramon• to Eilat for Many of those arms .were Russian- tence ot Israel. At the same time teni:e:of Israel t:•mstitutes an ag~ pends on many factors· besides labour. · It may involve investments, management, taxation, ad- ~, .. ~----'' ., . 01·ernight. built. _ . . . . it· wa. announced he wouid atte. nd gression,, The State of Israel has ministrative fed tape, social. overheads, services, etc. Of course, the wage level is also a -major · 5 · • · factor. · · · · · . . . Fri. N&v,10 _ Eilat __ Jertl!lalam A group.of-foreign J7wisb f_ocial the .summit,IJ1eeting of A:r:ab~c been_ recognizea;bY both. _the UJ:ited ;:_;_ Tour of Eilat _ glass bottom workers, most of then) Amtr1eans, ors in the Sudan. . . -..J!j_.l States·· and Soviet Russia., It 1s • a "I have beiln asked. to do some· preparatory. work for· the. eec,nomic con!crence. which is to ,. • · was told qy Israeli militazy aullior- · . . .. , . · .. . . . · Unjtc1:i' 'Nations mem~r. and its take place. next year, and ·1 shall submit my views when I shall have arrived at some def­ boatht tou~ -:-RMedarinSe.e MuseTim~ "'."' · it!e.s at El Arish. that 'it· 11,iU take ~ . blast . came as the foreign existence . is. -challenged orily by inite eol)clwiions .. 1 '111l aware, however, that any couns. el can· be only <1f limited value. What a · ba mg :, · So~ ·~ , p'i: at .!east three more months. to sort mtn1sters of most Arab s:tates con• Arab countries In these circum- country needs for .making headway is, basically, not advice, nor technical aid, nor foreign eap­ ' , ·:C(~~it1e:_ Retu::im~; splan~ out ·and rehabilitate thi\ mass of vened· again at Kharto_um, .Suda~; 'stance's, it i.s ii~less to continue l!;• ital, but. !peal development. ·V,'.ithout this inner pull all the other' fac~rs will· not .help much. to Tel Aviv · and Jerusalem. . · weapons captured from -the Egyp- for a. 1ong-l;'Os~poned Ara? summit .nonng this reality and elaiiJl_ th.at Just look at the adjacent Arab ,countries. Their tragedy is . that they lack this indigenous econ• . · • tiaµs in· the .Sinai Peiµnstila diµing m:Cting. D1~patcbes recet_Yed here Arabii must wipe Israel f1ff the omic and social •pressitril, and therefore• lag ·in developing. their· resources · and Improving . their ·. sat. N'ov:·11·--'Jernsalem ..:.:_ Tiber• tlie June ,var. The ·socinl workers. s~d ,.th~t. some of tlill: Arab F.or•· map. In so doing,' one drives him- people's living standard; The. tragedy lies also in, tlie fact that

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