Friday, November 30, 1945

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Sixteen

Jews 80 Percent Back 3 Slain, 50 Wounded Lindeman to Address
Of Jewish State
British Hunt Refugees Beth El Sisterhood

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the subject are united behind
the Zionist program. It is rea-
sonable to believe that the unity
is even greater abroad."
The survey was conducted
among American Jews in city
and in country from coast
coast, for the Hausman Foun-
dation of New York City, a pri-
vate charitable foundation, in no
way connected or affiliated with
any other organization.
"Particularly significant is
Mr. Roper's statement that the
decision for or against a Jewish
State in Palestine seems to be
taken with a high degree of
firmness," the Senators declared.
"Seventy-seven percent of those
who answered had already made
up their minds and only 9.4
percent of those interviewed
were undecided on the issue."

CHANUKAH
GREETINGS
and
BEST WISHES
to
DETROIT
JEWRY

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Sincere Chanukah Greetings

CHANUKAH

GREETINGS
PROGRESSIVE
Professor Eduard C. Lindeman
of the New York School of So-
LINEN SERVICE
IRVING HERMELIN
cial Work of Columbia Univer-
sity, will be the speaker at the
900 E. FERRY
General Agency
December meeting of the Sister-
Insurance
MA. 9610
hood of Temple Beth El, on
Mon., Dec. 10 at 2 p.m., in the
FOX
THEATER BLDG.
605
BUY VICTORY BONDS
Brown Memorial Chapel of the
Temple.
His subject will be, "American
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cedure was followed ,in the . other
villages.
The first official communique
issued here admitted that no il-
legal entrants or arms had been
discovered.
The newspaper Mishmar re-
ported that 15,000 troops and
2,000 military vehicles are par-
ticipating in the operations
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against the Jewish colonists.
Troop reinforcements arrived in
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Palestine this week from Egypt,
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Earlier, two truckloads of Europe and Palestine will be the
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workers in diamond plants at price of admission to the Chanu- &
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Nathanya, who were returning kah party on the Detroit Ha-
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to their homes at Givath Ilaim poel Hamizrachi. The party will
131 W. LAFAYETTE
were fired upon by troops pat- be held on Tuesday, Dec. 4, 8:30
Transportation Bldg.
rolling the roads and two were p.m. at the home of Miss Drora &
BUY VICTORY BONDS
wounded. A third truck was fired Selesny, 3265 W. Buena Vista
on when the passengers did not Avenue.
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alight as rapidly as the soldiers
desired. A Red Mogen David
ambulance which was summon-
ed to give first aid to the wound-
ed was detained and its occu-
pants arrested.
A large section of the Pales-
tine coast, north of Tel Aviv,
was under curfew, while in Tel
Aviv itself tension was reported
to be mounting. One night, in-
habitants lined the road between
the city and Herzlia in defiance
of the curfew.
The invasion of the Jewish
settlements followed the blast-
ing of two coast guard stations,
and a broadcast by the secret
Jewish radio declaring that the
two posts had been active in
hunting for the immigrants from
the Demetrios. The broadcast
stressed that illegal Jewish im-
migration would be continued at
all costs.
Two Jewish-manned fishing
boats and their crew of 12 were
detained for allegedly participat-
ing in the landing of the De-
metrios' passengers. The 12 were
sent to the Latrun detention
camp, where the British have
confined an unknown number ,f
suspected terrorists. Thirteen
other persons are reported to
have been detained along the
shore between Herzlia and Na-
thanya on suspicion that they
were illegal entrants.
The British authorities are re-
ported to be using aircraft, de-
stroyers and radar in a move
to halt illegal entry of Jews.
Meanwhile, the Palestine Gov-
ernment is rapidly liquidating
the Jewish super-numerary po-
lice, which were organized when
the Nazi forces led by Field
Marshal Rommel threatened
Egypt and Palestine. They have
been withdrawn from guard duty
and military depots and air-
dromes and replaced by units
"Generally we don't put much stock in fortune-tellers,
of the Arab Legion. The Gov-
ernment's haste in dismissing
palmists and mind-readers, but in recent months we have
the Jewish police is criticized
in• the Jewish press.

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NEW YORK (JTA) — Form-
er President Herbert Hoover in
a statement issued here this
week, proposed moving Pales-
tine's Arabs to reclaimed land
in Iraq in order to settle the
Palestine problem.
His suggestion, based on the
fiindings of a British report, is
that Iraq be aided to reconstruct
the ancient irrigation works of
the Tigris and Euphrates val-
leys.
The report referred to by Mr.
Hoover was made by Sir Wil-
liam Willcocks, an eminent Brit-
ish engineer, 30 years ago. He
estimated that about 2,800,000
acres of the most fertile land in
the world could be recovered at
a cost under 150 million dollars.
The idea of moving the Arabs
out of Palestine, according to
the former President, was orig-
inally suggested by the British
Labor Party in December, 1944.
However, he said, at that time,
they had no "adequate plan as
to where and how they were to

go."

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