Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1962 — Page 8

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Friday, January 5, J962

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"Make Towns Look More Like Towns" Planners Urge At Tel Aviv Symposium

TEL AVIV (P-O)

New trends i ly on both sides of it and with in- is drafting a new town planning j j.—i .1—^ •_ xl- , an( j jj U jijj n g | aw f or presentation

in the Knesset shortly. He labelled the laws under which building is now regulated “antiquated.”

In urban planning aired at a sym-1 dustry concentrated in the lowposium of planning experts at Beit lying areas to the north and south. Hamehandess recently indicated j The present Government Kirya that greater emphasis in the fu- j should have been located on the ture will be placed on the job of now barren hill near the Castel

‘‘making towns

towns.”

look more like

Participants discussed the plans of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa and Beersheba. Opinions expressed at the meeting urged a reversal of the policy of Israel’s planning authorities until now, to lay out quiet residential neighborhoods in green surroundings, scattered at some distance from the commercial and industrial centers for the

city.

Shaul Shaked, head of the Jerusalem District Planning team in

and the Ein Karem area reserved for sc-nery loving villa builders,

asserted Shaked.

Prof. Aaron B. Horowitz, head of the Technion’s Town Planning Department, said that a revised plan for Tel Aviv must be drawn up taking into account that the city may attain one million population in the foreseeable furture.

Africans Visit Israel As Guests of JNF

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district governors the history of the Zionist Movefrom nine ment and on the Jewish Diaspora, countries i n The guests have studied at the

Paris High School for Overseas which up to 1956, trained senior officials for the French colonies but which now only accept as students inhabitants of those countries which are prepared to take over the administration of their now independent states.

Twenty

and senior officers French - speaking

Africa, now on a two-weeks’ visit in Israel as the guests of the Foreign Ministry, were received a few days ago in JNF Head Office by Mr. Jacob Tsur, member of the Zionist Executive and chairman of the JNF Board of Directors who lectured to them on

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M. Lev, another speaker, urged that urban land should be nationalized to prevent speculation. Construction of tall buildings was op-

the Housing Ministry, voiced regret posed by several speakers who

that the capital was planned in a sort of circle around the commercial center. As a result, he asserted, the center of the city

“dies” at night. J’lem Central Axis?

Jerusalem’s commercial section, declared Shaked, should have formed an approximate central axis with residences erected close-

said this kind of construction tend ed to skyrocket land values around

the skyscrapers.

M. Silverstone, directer-General of the Interior Ministry, declared at a weekly luncheon of the Engineers Club, that his ministry will set up a special unit to maintain

the building laws.

The Ministry also, he asserted,

Should There Be Women Rabbis? Question Splits Reform Leaders

PHILADELPHIA (P-O) — S u b • ject of many a discussion at meet* ings of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the question of women in the Reform rabbinate has been re-hashed by a Philadelphia Anglo-Jewish newspaper.

The Philadelphia Jewish Times, after a poll of ten Reform rabbis, reports that only two felt women should be ordained “in order to actually perform the full duties of a rabbi.”

by Rabbi Tiber Fabian of the Ivy Ridge Jewish Community Renter. Said he, “It’s a crazy idea, completely against Jewish tradition. Although I believe in the equality of the sexes, I am against women rabbis.”

Three of those questioned felt that to a limited extent a woman could be permitted to handle some of the rabbi’s less ritualistic duties. Thre others gave unqualified “No’s” to the question. One felt the issue too complicated a one to be disposed of in one abrupt statement and another replied “no comment.”

Rabbi Harold B. Waintrup of Old York Road Temple Beth Am, said: “I am in favor of women rabbis to a limited extent; the teaching of youth, for example,

could be well handled by a worn- , an. I am against a woman taking pQf jQI6

charge of a congregation as a

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