(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
Several arrests were made by the police Sunday evening when a group of Jewish Communists attempted to hold a mass meeting in the neighborhood of a synagogue to campaign against Yom Kippur.
The Orthodox resented the affront and a clash occurred. The meeting was dispersed.
On Monday at noon the Communists made an attempt to interfere with the services in the synagogue and a free for all fight again developed. The police again intervened, arresting several. The synagogues in the city were guarded by policemen during the remainder of the day.
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