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Chief Rabbi Raps Palestine Regime
Deputy Attacks Jews
in Polish Parliament Before UN, Rebukes India Delegate

World News in Brief

a Jewess and a renegade Jew is
binding. The Jew who has aban-
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency
doned Judaism is a Jew in our
Correspondent)
law, but not a good Jew."
Sir Abdur: "Would you there-
JERUSALEM — Emphasizing
fore consider Christ a Jew in
that "the preservation of Judaism
religion as lie was in ancestry?"
in its religious aspects depends
in no small measure on a re- DELICATE 'GROUND
Rabbi Herzog: "Sir Abdur, you
vival of the Jewish Common-
wealth of Palestine," Chief Rabbi are treading on very delicate
Isaac Herzog charged the Pales- ground. I do not think it advis-
tine government with seeking, in able to introduce this subject. But
a .memorandum to UNSCOP, to of course he was a Jew."
Sir Abdur:
"Which tribes
reduce "the glorious pages of the
Bible" dealing with Jewish his- stemmed from Ishmael?"
Rabbi Herzog: "The Arabic
tory to "a miserable recital of
tribal worship and tribal war- tribes."
The most exciting moments of
fare."
A good deal of the failure of the public sessions came earlier
the government's handling of the with the appearance of black
present problems in Palestine is skull-capped Rabbi Judah L.
explainable by its "unsympath- Fishman, Mizrachi leader, who
etic, incomprehensible and shal- was attacked with a barrage of
low interpretation of Jewish his- intricate theological questions by
tory," the Chief Rabbi said. He Sir Abdur.
pointed out that while the gov- m . Rabbi Fishman successfully
ernment memorandum "gives v field his own.
When, in answer to one of
every detail of the sacred asso-
ciations of Palestine for Chris- Rahman's questions, Rabbi Fish-
tians and Moslems, it is com- man replied that he considered

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Calls Them a 'Privileged Element',
Repeats All the Familiar Charges

WARSAW (WNS)—The familiar charge that "Jews are
occupying high positions in government offices" and I that
"anti-Semitism is a reaction to Jewish behavior" was heard
here on the floor of the new Polish parliament, when Deputy
Siegrnunt Zulawski, the only "independent Socialist" in
Parliament, accused the Jews in Poland of being a "privi-

element." '
The anti-Semitic tirade, the
first of its kind heard in the new
parliament, was met by one of
the Jewish deputies, Prof. Joseph
Sack.
He denied that the Jews in
Poland were receiving special
treatment and consideration in
the government budget, declar-
ing that 95 per cent of the Jew-
ish Central Committee's budget
was covered by Jewish contribu-
tions from abroad and that only
five per cent came from the gov-
ernment.
Sack, who is vice-chairman of
the committee, emphasized Polish
Jewry's support of the present
government.
He lauded the government's
policy of granting the Jews "fUll
and actual equality," of encour-
aging' Jewish national life with-
the country, and of taking "a
positive attitude toward the emi-
gration tendencies prevailing
among a large part of the Jewish
population."

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ment at hard labor as a "major
offender."
Stark, 73, a Nobel Peace Prize
winner, was one of Germany's
first atomic scientists. A friend
of Hitler's since 1923, he was also
a pamphleteer advancing pseudo-
scientific evidence to support the
Nazi's anti-Semitism and race
doctrines.

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Cardinal Minimizes
Losses in Hungary

BUDAPEST (WNS) — Josef
Caldinal Mindszenty, Catholic
Primate of Hungary, was report-
ed to have declared in an inter-
.% iew that "only" 500,000 and not
890,000 Jews had been killed in
Hungary during. the Fascist re-
gime and that the toll may even
be reduced by the return of sev-
eral thousand deportees.
The interview, which appear-
ed in the Vienna newspaper Die
Welt Am Abend has caused deep
consternation and anxiety in Jew-
ish circles. One of the Jewish
weeklies, Uj Elet, called the car-
dinal's statement anti-Semtic.
At one of the prominent Buda-
pest synagogues, the Rabbi told
the congregants that "in a coun-
try where a prelate may speak
thus with immunity, I can only
say tq the Jewish youth: Get
out of here."

5 Youths Arrested
in Paris as Sternists
PARIS (WNS) — A magis-

Rabbis Walk Out
on Own Conference

MUNICH (JTA) — A three-
day Rabbinical conference closed
with a large bloc of delegates
leaving the meeting in protest
against the makeup cf the seven-
man presidium elected.
From the beginning there were
sharp differences of opinion over
the question of what constituted
a legitimate Rabbi. It was finally
agreed to name a seven-man
praesidium under the chairman-
ship of Rabbi Samuel Snieg,
president of the Rabbinical As-
sociation, which will rule on the
bona fides of all persons claim-
ing to be Rabbis.
The six other members of the
praesidium will head various de-
partments, such as education and
culture, marital and divorce prob-
lems, Kashruth, Sabbath observ-
ance and purity of the home.
The split developed when 'sev-
eral elderly Hungarian Rabbis
were elected to the praesidium.
The dissident group demanded
some representation for younger
elements and also for political
parties, such as the Agudas Israel,
and the Mizrachi.

trate's court here ordered the
detention of five Jewish youths,
alleged members of the Stern
Group, on charges of possessing
illegal arms.
The cache consisted of five
heavy machine guns, many small
arms, over 50 hand grenades and
other weapons of destruction.
The detained jouth will be de-
fended by DeMoro Giafferi, the
defender of Herschel C‘vnspan,
the Polish Jewish youth whose
assassination of the German dip-
lomat Ernst Vom Rath precipi-
tated aNazi-instigated wave of
pogroms throughout Germany.

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Agudalt Condemns
Calendar Reform

LONDON, (JTA) — The World
Agudas Israel executive has sub-
mitted a memorandum to the
United Nations urging the Econ-
omic and Social Council to re-
ject a proposal for reforming the
calendar in such fashion that the
Sabbath and Holy Days would
not be celebrated on the same
day of the week each year.
The Agudah message cha"2ed
that the proposal violated free-
dom of religion as outlined in
the Atlantic. Charter and would
"destroy existing and historic
periodicity of the Jewish Sabbath
with the gravest economic and
social consequences."

pletely silent on the message of
Hebrew prophecy."

The family of the late Solo- i
mon Budnitzky announce the
unveiling of a monument in his
memory at I p. m. Sunday at
Nusach Barie Cemetery. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to
attend the service.

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Rabbi I. M. Lewin, leader of
the Orthodox . Agudas Israel Or-
ganization, presented his organ-
ization's demand for "unrestrict-
ed Jewish immigration, abolition
of the British White Paper, can-
cellation of existing land pur-
chase restrictions, and the possi-
bility to develop the country's
full absorptive capacity."

"And what about the Arabs?"
the Yugoslav member of the com-
mittee, Dr. Jozho Brilej, asked.
Rabbi Lewin replied that his
organization believes that "Jews
eace."
and Arabs can live in
He asserted that the Jews are
raising the living standard of the
Arabs in Palestine.

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Sir Abdur Rahman, Indian deb-
egate, telling Rabbi Herzog that
he has "great respect for the spir-
itual and religious feelings of
every community and holds them
in reverence," said he felt such
matters should remain outside of
politics. He then asked the Chief
Rabbi: "Can anyone believing in
Christ as a member of the Holy
Trinity be considered a Jews?"
Rabbi Herzog replied: "Adop-
tion of another faith does not
make a Jew not a Jew. For
example, the marriage of a Jew
with a non-Jew is invalid reli-
giously: however, the marriage of

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MUNICH (JTA) — The dis-
pute between the U.S. army in 21. 1943. Sadly missed by wife,
Austria and some 800 displaced Sarah and children.
Jews at the Franz Joseph camp,
CARD OF THANKS
near Salzburg, has been settled
Mrs. S. K. Slobin of Detroit
and the army is once again sup-
and her brothers of Bay City
plying food and utilities to the
express their thanks to all rela-
refugees.
The Jews, who refused to tran- tives and friends for the sincere
sfer from the sub-standard camp sympathy extended to them dur-
to the Riedenburg camp because ing their recent bereavement,
they believed that if they moved the loss of their mother, Mrs.
in they would overcrowd the Samuel Greenberg.

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Re-
sponding to a direct appeal from
Dr. Alexander Shafran, Chief
Rabbi of Romania, teen-age mem-
bers of the Bnai Brith Youth Or-
ganization have collected and sent
to Romania over two tons of re-
ligious articles, textbooks and
prayerbooks.
In the United States on a brief
visit in January of this year, Dr.
Shafran expressed to the national
office of BBYO the need for these
materials in the rebuilding the
Jewish life of the largest Jewish
community remaining in eastern
Eu rope.

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Army-DP Dispute
Over Camp Settled

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Chief Rabbi Herzog attacked
those "who say that all the Jews
need is a so-called spiritual cen-
ter, a great religious academy, a
university, a central Rabbinical
synod — but nti land, no settle-
ments, no towns, no industry, no
commonwealth.
"I stand here," he declared, "to
give the lie to these hypocritical
assertions of the enemies of our
people who affect a pseudo-spiri-
tual concern for Its spiritual
future."
The Chief Rabbi said that a
Jewish Commonwealth would
never attempt to impose the Jew-
ish religion on people of other
faiths residing there. Holy places
of the Moslem and Christian re-
ligions in Palestine would be un-
der their own administration, he
added.
He urged the committee to in-
vestigate the displaced personS
camps of Europe, declaring that
"the world will not find peace
until it relieves its conscience of
this great burden — the home-
lessness of one of its most ancient
people.'

every Jew a' ,Jew regardless of
conversion, the Indian turned to
him sharply and rapped out ex-
citedly: "Then all Christians and
Moslems are still Jews?"

"Political questions must be de- t'
cided by political negotiations,
and I believe justice is with us,"
he added. If a just decision is
made, heisdeclared, "we will ac-
cept it."

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