i' '· ti . ,. ' I \ ' . '·· . : I . I .•, j. .. Ji,' ' ... I . ' . ' ' . ' . ,. r ,. ., • .-' .·~ (A I i, , • ,,. 1 - .I_ .·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,:<l·this .HJJn" '. · '".- m'er .and n,,·;; make, hn hom1: in• : Th~ Trusted. 'Nt·nspaper · Published Weekly r;tt;,wa, is well .k..,o•~n as a d•,nam-' · .·91 the Western Canad!an " ;1,irit, and. wa.> 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. conce<lied · t At pre1,s lime General Rabin•·s . appointment as envoy fo the U.S. was confll'med). ·Suez · Agreement. Bibles from Nissim Shababo, a student of Boys Town Jeru.~lcm, her ever;· de· ; ' · · · · · · · · · · · who rep=nted the children cl Jerusalem in this presentation. mand; · \VASJ.ll:S:CTO.:-,Z ( JTA r - )Jajor General Itzhak Rabin, Israel's Chief of Staff, whose stra- The Bibles were pijnted in the printing shops of Boys Toi·n. which · Pariidpants · tegy in the Six-Day Arab-Israel War was credited by many as a major factor in Israel's .stun­ To Be Extended is bnel's largest vocational training center with· nn enrollment of from througt,uut .11-::-:g victor_y, :will s.ucceed Avraham Harman as Ambassador to the lJnlted States, it was.reported JERUSALE:\L(JTA) - Lt. Gen. 1,000 students studying trades in 6 separate divisions of the school Western Canada 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<lin\! food and other proved a plan. for merging. Mapai a ren ~· ~t wor on· conerNe·,men- meeting Thursday night nt The la ~ s111:·es for unification· that \.would Hoyal Alexandra Hot¢! at which. JERUSALEM ·r•JTA). - · With the deadline· for .the return of Arab refugees to the Israel-occupied supplies to foreign ships marooned with twC> 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''<i~nec on the >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 .