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THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE August 25, 1961 2 Rabbinical Assembly of America (Conservative) and the Rabbinical Council of America Washington SPORTS WORLD uous new duties, Mr. Goldberg will find time to secure implementation of the anti-blockade agreement he negotiated. The Nation is waiting to see if the Administration will stand up to Nasser. Harold U. Ribolow Week By HILTON FRIEDMAN Goldberg Displays Deft Hand In Labor Affairs al League All-Star squad and pitched indifferently in the first game and twirled well in the second.

Once again, he is on the strikeout binge which made him famous in previous seasons. He fanned 10 Phillies some weeks ago to take his 13th victory and is doing much to lead the Dodgers to a National League flag. Greenberg In the News What with Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris hitting home runs and threatening Babe Ruth's mark of 60 in a season, there is a good deal of talk of Hank Greenberg's mark of 58 homers in 1938. Hank, one of the finest Jewish players in the game's annals, hit 58 in 1938 with five games to go and then failed to slam another. "The funny thing," Hank told an interviewer lately, "is that I'm most remembered for the 58 homers and because I never played a game on Yom Kippur." He would Dizon Paper Co.

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7-2260 WASHINGTON Thirty-five merchant ships flying the United States flag, and an equal number the month we shall know which of the two masters will prove to be th better player. So far, Fischer is playing a bit more daringly and it is likely that stamina will tell the entire story. Reshevsky is a great believer in match play and hitherto the two men have been even when they have faced each other in tournaments. This is the first time they are involved in a protracted series and it will be interesting to see how they make out. Koufax on a Strikeout Binge Voung Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers made the Nation- Reshevsky-Flscher Sammy Reshevsky, the Jewish chess prodigy of an earlier era, Is now matched with Bobby Fischer, the equally brilliant prodigy of contemporary times.

It promises to be an outstanding chess event of the year. At this writing, the two men, both at the top of their form, are tied. The first game was won by Reshevsky In 60 moves and Fischer turned around and whipped Sammy in the second game In 38 moves. They have been on equal terms ever since is a sixteen game match and by the end of of American-owned vessels under foreign colors, are haunting Secre-! tary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg.

(All these ships are barred from Arab seaports. The labor rights of ly about Nasser's restrictions against American ships destined through the Suez Canal to or from Israel. He protested that American merchant seamen were subjected to indignities and abuse by the Arabs. The State Department answered the NMU by announcing the provision of U.S. rockets to Nasser.

Mr. Curran's protest was, in effect, rejected in an official letter by U. Alexis Johnson, Deputy Undersecretary of State. Mr. Johnson said that "strong pressure ap- American seamen are affected.

These ships stir the memory of the new Labor Secretary because, only last year, he negotiated with the previous Administration on this very same problem. It erupted then when U.S. seamen demonstrated against the Arab black i like to see both Mantle and Maris THE TRIBUTE OF break the record "because it would be good for baseball." He added, "I think they help each other by I puuu unnaieraiiy Dy a uovern- ment, or by private groups would not only cause sharp resentment but would also complicate quiet Chicago Scientist Finds Allergy Agent In Pollen CHICAGO (JTA) Dr. Robert Goldfarb, a scientist at the Chicago Medical School, has succeeded in isolating a protein from ragweed pollen which tests indicate is the agent that causes the allergic reaction in hay-fever sufferers. He outlined his discovery in a paper presented to the fifth International Congress on Biochemistry currently meeting in Moscow.

Dr. Goldfarb's work, which climaxed ten years of tests of substances from ragweed pollen, could give medical science the means to build up more thorough and lasting protection in susceptible persons. New Jewish Chaplains Enter Army In Time to Lead Gl Holiday Services NEW YORK Thirteen new Jewish chaplains have recently entered the U. S. Armed Forces, Rabbi Aaron Blumenthal, of Mt.

Vernon, chairman of the National Jewish Welfare Board's (JWB) Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy, announced. All the 13 new Jewish chaplains will be ready to officiate at GI services for Rosh Hashanah and Vom Kippur. The High Holy Day period starts on Sunday evening, Sept. 10. These 13 Jewish military chaplains were recruited and ecclesiastically endorsed, and will be served, by the JWB Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy.

The Commission is composed of representatives of the Central Conference of American Rabbis (Reform); the enoris to achieve progress." Mr. Johnson maintained that the Department had received no complaints against Arab blockade KOSHER MEAT Morry Tabak is now at 4526 W. BURLEIGH Carrying a complete line of choice meat and poultry at all times at amazingly low prices! GIVE US A TRIAL FREE DELIVERY in a tradition created by years of finest practices. Yet, at that very time, the Department was secretly backing efforts to delete an anti-block funeral service listing tactics by picketing the Egyptian ship, "Cleopatra," in New York harbor. Mr.

Goldberg, then special counsel of the AFL-CIO, obtained through tedious negotiations a policy statement in Washington on the U.S. Government attitude toward American rights in Arab ports. The State Department was eager for American picketing of the "Cleopatra" to cease. Mr. Goldberg sought firm commitments from the Department, which was represented by Acting Secretary of State C.

Douglas Dillon. Face Possible Embarrassment Today, Mr. Dillon, as Treasury Secretary, serves in the Cabinet with Mr. Goldberg, the man he faced across the conference table. If Washington continues appeasement of the Arab blockade, both face possible embarrassment.

Rep. William Fitts Ryan, New York Democrat, this mm Philip J. Weiss, Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ade clause from the Mutual Security Act. The Department was mindful of Arab votes at the coming session of the United Nations General Assembly.

Labor Would Cooperate Secretary Goldberg, on May 6, 1960, extracted a policy statement from the State Department. Picketing of the "Cleopatra" was ended. Mr. Goldberg told the press that labor would observe future developments and make sure the Government lived up to its commitments. Today, Mr.

Goldberg is not only a member of the Government; he is charged with the burden of responsibility in the area of labor. The State Department's 1960 agreement with labor enunciated seven basic points: The U.S. supports freedom of the seas; freedom of transit through the Suez Canal for all nations; the U.S. Specials for This Week: LEAN CORNED BEEF 89c lb. NORTH FARWELL AVENUE.

AT EAST KANE PLACE both hitting and I think the extra games will help immeasureably. The pressure, of course, will be great both on and off the field and it will be greater for them off the field than on it because there are more reporters, radio and television people around now." Hank is proud of his homers, but he says that he is even prouder of the fact that in 1937 he came within one run of tying Lou Gehrig for the record for runs batted in. He made 180. Look up the records of Mantle and Maris for rbi's, and you'll see how far off they are. They have a long way to go to match 180.

March of Dimes Fund Gives Study Grant of $50,000 to Brandeis U. WALTHAM, Mass. (JTA) An explojatory study on the changing roles of health workers in modern medical practice will be launched bv the Florence Heller Graduate School of Advance Studies in Social Welfare of Brandeis University, it was announced here. The study, to be financed by a $50,000 grant by the National Foundation-March of Dimes, will seek to determine to what extent and how professional education for health personnel r.hould be changed to meet modern conditions. Theodore Shapiro, a prominent New York Jewish philanthropist, has underwritten the cost of building a $150,000 lecture hall at Brandeis University, it was also announced here today.

The hall, to be known as the Theodore Shapiro Forum, will be modeled on the United Nations General Assembly hall. Mr. Shapiro, a beneiactor of numerous educational and medical institutions, is a founder of the charged in a House speech that American shins wprp snhiwtpH in Arab bigotry because they dared call at Israeli ports. Rep. Ryan said: "U.S.

crew members have been held in violation of international law. For instanrm thn rroui 77" of the freighter "Westport" was TfllllE MICKOMY IIIULJT 5012 W. Center Street Home of Charcoal Broiled Hamburgers Has Added a New Kosher Delicatessen Service With PHIL "Fishkie" SHAPIRO as Your Host neia aooara ship for 22 days at the Port of Suez. Such treatment of American merchant seamen has protests discriminatory practices which are imposed on U.S. ves-1 sels, firms, and citizens; the U.S.

neither recognizes nor condones the Arab boycott, which includes the blacklisting of U.S. flag ves- sels because of prior calls at Israeli ports; efforts will be made to end the application of restric-! tive clauses affecting the trans- port of U.S. surplus commodity cargoes to Arab ports in the Near x. -MM 1 ill 1 1 Phil, former downtown restaurateur will prepare and serve Kosher corn beef, pepper-beef, salami and weiners. Phil wants his many friends to visit him.

Hilltop 2-9727 Carry-Out Orders Albert Einstein Medical School of Ycshiva University. casi; every eiiun win ue maue to assure equal treatment and freedom from harrassment for all U.S. citizens in foreign countries, particularly of seamen at ports in the UAR; and the State Department will continue to give full consideration to the communications from maritime unions, and consult with the AFL-CIO on future developments. Labor's confidence in the "good faith assurance" of the State Department proved ill-founded. Mr.

Goldberg is now in an excellent position to remind Secretary of State Dean Rusk of his obligations. For Mr. Goldberg is familiar with every detail, having personally fought for each i i COTTAGEC Eshkol to Discuss Loan Possibility with Germany JERUSALEM (JTA) Isra-! el's Finance Minister Levi Eshkol will discuss the possibility of a loan from the West German Government, totaling 180,000,000 1 sterling $504,000,000 when Mr. Eshkol attends next month's meeting of the Interna- tional Bank for Reconstruction and Development at Vienna, it was disclosed here. He will confer i about the possible loan with West German Minister of Economics, Prof.

Ludwig Erhard. DEPENDABLE AS TIME ITSELF- caused the Seafarers International Union to make repeated protests." "Lest the impression be created that the Arab boycott adversely affects only those U.S. citizens of Jewish faith," Rep. Ryan emphasized that "the economic consequences of the sanctions affect employers and employees, and also their families, regardless of religion; also stockholders and suppliers; and the very communities in which the businesses are located. Many of the communities are the subject of the recently adopted depressed areas legislation." State Legislatures Act He pointed out that a number of State legislatures had adopted resolutions calling on the Federal Government to protect the rights of American citizens against Arab discrimination.

He said "The State Department and the other Executive departments concerned must give heed to the will of Congress to reassert our sovereignty and the rights of our citizens. If we have learned nothing else from the history of recent decades, it is that appeasement achieves nothing." The Arabs have continued adding to their blacklist of American ships. Surrender of the State Department to Arab pressure was protested recently by President Joseph Curran, of the National Maritime Union. Mr. Curran asked President Kennedy to stop "continued United Arab Republic violations of the principle of the freedom of the seas with respect to Israeli ships and to her ships trading with Israel." Cautions White House The NMU head cautioned the White House that a continuation of Arab tactics could result in a counter-boycott by the 6,500,000 members of the International Transport Workers Federation.

Mr. Curran complained specifical- Made a Superb Start As Labor Secretary, Mr. Goldberg got off to a superb start by settling a New York tugboat strike within 72 hours after having been sworn into office last January. President Kennedy, whose full confidence he enjoys, gave Mr. Goldberg added responsibilities the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, the Missiles La- REFORM TRADITIONAL FUNERAL SERVICE GOODMAN BENS MAN, Inc.

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