1.
GV. English team parade
0.04

2.
SV. DITTO
0.12

3.
LV. French team parade
0.17

4.
SV. DITTO
0.19

5.
SV. Dutch team parade
0.26

6.
GV. Swiss team parade
0.30

7.
SV. DITTO
0.34

8.
CU. Danish Prime Minister H.C. Hansen looks
on
0.37

9.
GV. Israeli team parades
0.42

10.
SV. Spectators applaud
0.47

11.
LV. Flags of various nations
0.50

12.
SCU. Lord
Nathan speaks
0.54

13.
CU. DITTO
0.57

14.
CU. Spectators
0.59

15.
GV.PAN
England v. Denmark, England on right play towards Denmark's goal
1.07

16.
CU. Small spectator applauds
1.10

17.
GV.PAN Play around goal
1.13

18.
GV. pan
DITTO-- to corner
1.28

19.
GV. Corner kick taken
1.32

20.
TGV. INT. Table tennis hall
1.39

21.
SV. G Gumpler, Finland, plays Springer, Holland
1.42

22.
CU. Springer in play
1.44

23.
CV. Gumpler in play
1.47

24.
LV. Contestants
in play, Springer wins service
1.54

25.
GV. Swiss v.
Sweden phase of football match
2.09



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SPORT: ATHLETICS

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Background: The first European
Maccabi Games - a Jewish sports festival - were opened at Copenhagen Stadium
August 16 by Danish Prime Minister H.C. Hansen.

Jewish Maccabi Games - an international event like the Olympic Games - are
usually held in Israel. Last held in 1957, they are due against in 1961. The new
European meeting will become a permanent event if it proves successful.

The European Maccabiade is attended by 325 Jews from eleven countries including
Scandinavia, Holland, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Switzerland, Finland and
Israel, by 75 Jews from Denmark, and by a further 100 non-Jewish competitors
from Denmark who take part 'hors concourse'.

Events include athletics, football (Sweden, Denmark, England, France and
Switzerland), tennis, water polo, table tennis, handball and swimming.