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Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post (Newspaper) - January 7, 1972, Indianapolis, IndianaThe jewish Post and opinion Friday january 7, 1972 Jerusalem a doctors and the ministry of health were in dispute whether a flu epidemic had hit this City. The ministry said there was none and the doctors ridiculed the statement declaring that Many people in Jerusalem Are suffering from symptoms commonly associated with the flu such As sore Throat High temperatures Runny noses coughs muscular pains and gastric disorders. Absenteeism was High in Jerusalem offices and doctors were overloaded with patients. We buy Israel Bonds Best prices paid any Quantity transmittal securities 80 Wall st., . 10004 phone 212 we 4-0997 the burial place of the patriarchs and matriarchs of Israel in Hebron. There is Only one the Cave oem a Chela a. A to 1 there is Only one Zion Talis 48 Ellridge Street new York n. Y. 10002 212 a 5-8558 flu hits Jerusalem Cost for world zionist Congress mourning passes quickly for Day election is resented by zionist editor Post and opinion with reference gentleman. To the communication received from the american arbitration association relating to the matter of the election of delegates from the United states for the 28th world zionist Congress i have expressed my feelings on this subject to rabbi Israel Miller president of the american zionist association and am sending you copy of this letter to rabbi Miller for publication in your Freedom of the press Section. Edwin w. Meyers 29 Silver Birch Lane Pearl River . I was appalled rabbi Miller. To receive in the mail a series of letters and a ballot to be returned to the american afro i t r a t i o n association All relating to the upcoming election to determine the new elate of officers. At a crucial period of time Euch As this when every charitable organization cries out for dollars badly needed to fulfil their goals it seems to me to be sacrilegious to spend a be it one cent one Dollar a thousand dollars or a million dollars a for such political nonsense As what this is about. I feel certain that no one who has donated any sum of Money to any of these organizations had in mind that any portion of that donation be earmarked for Ballote ering or to pay for the dear Price that the american arbitration association must charge for this service. I realize that matters of this nature get blown out of proportion and i am hopeful that the reputed $1.000,000 expense of this election is entirely wrong but even if it is Only half that amount or one fourth of that amount it is in my opinion unpardonable to misuse funds from these organizations for this purpose. I look Forward to receiving an explanation from you that can somehow justify the election being conducted through the auspices of the american arbitration association. Specifically i ask you. 1. What is the total Cost of this election including printing and mailing expenses As Well As the fee being paid to the american federation association 2. How were the funds to pay for this election raised 3. H a v e the contributing members of these organizations been notified about the Cost of this election your Early reply is requested. Thank you. Edwin w. Meyers . I am returning All papers connected to you As i certainly would not want to be a part of this purely political outrage. New York a the mourning period for a the jewish Day passed quickly probably not More than the seven traditional Days of Shiva As National jewish organizations deplored its demise and Only its former employees this week were still concerned. Arthur Jacobs son in Law of the late Morris Weinberg closed Down the daily without even time to make an announcement in his own paper. . Goldberg noted columnist for the paper told reporters that Only that very morning Jacobs discussed with him plans for additional coverage. The passing of the paper leaves Only a the Forward and a the Frieheit As the just jewish dailies in America a decline from 10 in 1914 when the jewish population was Only half the present size. A the Frieheit is hardly a commercial venture with Only seven to eight thousand readers and supported largely by contributions. A the Forward so circulation is Down from a Quarter of a million to less than 50,000. In a related incident Paul Novick 80-year-old a a Frieheit editor is under attack by the communist party which May expel him despite his fight to retain membership. He is acc u s e d of a opportunistic capitulation to the pressures of jewish nationalism and zionism a he is also charged with a criticizing the soviet refusal to let jews emigrate and the a stifling of jewish a four Page new yiddish daily made its appearance the Day following the closing of a the Day a with a press run of 10,000. Its publisher sender Deutsch is a Follower of the satmar rebbe and is believed to have ordination himself. Observers said the paper would probably support mayor Lindsay a candidacy for the democratic nomination for the presidency

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