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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, December 19, 1947

Strictly Confidential

Report Arabs • Seeking Aid of Gen. Anders

By PIIINEAS J. BIRON.

THERE ARE UGLY RUMORS that
the Arab League is negotiating
with Anders, the Polish general, for
assistance in fighting partition in
Palestine Militarily. Anders' army is
in England at full war strength,
subsidized by Bevin. It is eager and
ready to be shipped to Palestine.
Gen. Anders is reported to have ex-
pressed the conviction that his army
corps could wipe out the Ilaganah in
four weeks. In other words, Eng-
land is tempted to solve the Pales-
an alliance between the Grand Mufti

IP. J. 'Won
time question by
and Anders.
In the meanwhile the Palestine administration is

replied: "It's about a cop who fights anti-Semitism".
"Who's in it?" Mark wanted to know . . . Robert
Young, Robert Mitchum and Robert Ryan, he was
told . . . "Oh," Weyne Jr. observed, "then it's just
another cops-and-Roberts picture."
•
•
•
WE'VE BEEN TAKEN to task for charging the
American Legion's "Americanism activities" with un-
democratic policies.
Congressman Chet Bonfield of California, re-
ferring to the breaking up of meetings by men wear-
ing Legion caps, sail the other day: "I show you
pictures of intruders, wearing a uniform we all respect
and admire. These men disgrace their veterans'
ARTHUR WEYNE, Jewish Welfare Board public-
uniforms. It was a Democratic club in Montrose. It
ity aide, reports this snatch of overheard conversation. may be a Catholic group or • a Jewish group, or a
His younger son, Mark, was asking his friends what
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"Crossfire" was about • . . One precocious youngster

disarming the Jews with the moral support of the
American State Department, which has declared an
embargo on arms to Palestine, a move which is strip-
ping the Ilaganah of its defensive powers.
•
• •
'DURING THE 32 years from 1882 to 1914, Pales-
tine absorbed only two per cent of the vast wave of
Jews migrating overseas. From 1919 to 1931 Palestine
absorbed 15 per cent of Jewish migration. From
1932 to 1947, however, between 50 and 60 per cent
of all Jewish migration reached the shores of Eretz
Israel.
•
• •

Personal Problems

IVe Blind Ourselves
lo Problems Near Us

Sights of Communal Bodies Trained
Far Off Despite the Needs at Home

Pl aim Talk

Mother Tells
Now the Long Skirts
Joy in Running Are Blasted on Jews
Foster Home Prejudiced Guttersnipes Will Seize

One Detroit foster mother has
found the experience of giving a
home to other people's children
so satisfying that she wants the
By ALFRED SEGAL.
Jewish Social Service Bureau's
children's department to let oth-
HE OTHER MORNING Mrs. Jackson, the Christian lady who
By W. A. Goldberg, Ph. D.
er people know about her happi-
is editor of the women's page of the daily newspaper that em-
WAS IMMENSELY pleased to read in the Chronicle of an act
ness in the experience.
ploys
me, handed me a letter. "This," she said, "is something
showing that charity begins at home. Our Knights of Phythias
filthy that the mail just brought. It smells awfully bad."
Jewish neighbor-
Mrs.
Belle
Baskin,
of
4086
.
Certain
Lodge was disturbed by an eyesore in a solidly
The postmark showed it was from Allentown, Pa.
hood—an empty block full of weeds, rubbish, junked automobiles Humphrey, wrote to Goldie Gold-
mimeograph
characteristics
sug-
stein, case consultant for the de-
and trucks parked without the owner's permission.
gested that similar letters were sible authorities of psychology
Their inquiry showed that the back into their congregations, partment:
I have being sent to women's page edi- and psychiatry, is the reason why
"From
time
to
time,
block was owned by 'the Jewish wouldn't help them by appealing
a lot of people haven't liked
tors of the
War Veterans. All around this to their members to furnish jobs, heard radio programs and have daily press all
Jews ever since, even to the
seen appeals by the Jewish So-
point of crucifying them.
area, Jewish
at a time when the boys needed cial Service Bureau for foster around the
Children had no
sober experience and direction.
• • •
country.
homes
for
children.
Evidently,
Whatever help finally came to
place to play
These ladies
DOWN TO PHYSICAL
Detroiters are not opening their
but used the
these boys came from non-relig-
hearts and homes or such fre- were being
BUT NOW, IT SEEMS, the plot-
ious sources, from Jewish and
streets and al-
quent appeals would not be warned of a
tings of Jews had gone from
leys.
Gentile laymen.
Jewish plot
made.
• • • •
Putting their
the spiritual to the physical level
and being ad-
"Here is an appeal from one monished to do
heads together
—to physical fundamentals, you
TRAINED TO HIGH
who has had the pleasure of be-
might say, since they have to do
and putting a
IN EVERY COMMUNITY there ing a foster mother for 14 years, something bout
with the covering of ladys' legs.
it. This was a — •
sharp burr un-
are jobs, projects, problems,
want
to
tell
the
whole
I
The Allentown circular was ob-
tie the city of-
plot unlike any Al Segal
ideas which stand neglected for and
world
what
a
grand
and
glorious
ficials, the
want of attention. In part, they feeling it is to see neglected and of the other machinations of jecting• to the new long skirts.
Goldberg
which Jews have been accused— It said:
group had the Dr.
cleaned up, cleared and grad- stand neglected because the undernourished children grow from the Ten Commandments
"Dear Friend: Are Jews re-
lot
sights
of
communal
groups
are
will be a playground for
into happy, plump youngsters. down through the history of man. sponsible? Let's see.
ed. It
trained too high and too far
the
"We have been told that cloth-
tee youth of the area—all
Yes, the Commandments
away—raised to see only foreign
"I wish all Detroit could have
youth. In the spring there will and distant problems of an urg- seen
which came from the God of ing manufacturers have engi-
all
my
foster
family
around
be equipment and perhaps play- ent nature.
my table at Thanksgiving. Some the Jews have been annoying neered the present style change
ground leaders, too.
Lowering the sights, even for are married now and brought people all these years with because we have not bought as
JEWS ARE JOINERS
part of the time, can strengthen their families. I was so happy their irritating insistence on many clothes as they think we
MANY SOCIOLOGICAL studies the local community . • . I am and proud to have them.
decent moral conduct. Then should. . . . The greit majority
."'have shown that Jews join pleased that in my city two or-
there are those Jewish proph- of these manufacturers are Jews.
can
honestly
say
these
"I
Many groups. Some say, that we ganizations can see the problems youngsters make life worth liv- ets who, though they have The great majority of women's
over-organized and overly- in front of their noses and act ing."
been dead a long time, keep apparel stores are owned by
ere
Jews. The owners of many of the
divided into distinct and per- upon them . . . while still keep-
The children's department on intruding on the way of magazines picturing the horrible
ing sight of the larger problems. needs foster homes for Jewish man with croakings about bet-
haps antogonistic organizations.
downward trend arc Jews.
Perhaps we Jews get too exer-
I do not believe that the local
ter ways to behave—by justice,
"This is not hate-mongering. It
relief, foreign problem is more important than children from 10 days to 20 compassion and loving-kind-
alied by foreign
years old. These boys and girls
is a simple fact. We do not hate
andheartaches.
No
one
can
the
foreign
problem.
But
it
seems
ness.
woes
are not available for adoption
Then, too, there is the Jew people. We hate despotism. We
aa• will deny their importance. clear to me that strengthening but do require good care in a
rot too often we are so con- the local community can provide loving home. Please call TR. 2- Jesus who expounded the Golden are asked to be tolerant. Are the
style dictators tolerant? No. They
serned with outside activities that a stronger foundation for atten-
80 and ask for "foster homes. Rule which, according to respon- smugly state the American wom-
we overlook specific jobs in front tion to problems of wider scope. 40
en do not choose their styles—
cif us which cry for attention.
they get them.
point: Some years
A case in
Off
the
Record
"They laugh at us and say we
ego, a ,Jew who was known as a
will get used to them eventually.
wholesaler of narcotic drugs, shot
They tell us our skirts are to be
and killed the Jewish informer
instep length in two year.. . .
against him. He was sentenced
Who dares assume this author-
to the chair. Immediately, the
time
reflecting
modern
concepts
°
The situation is still tense but
ity?
sympathies of a large number of
By NATHAN ZIPRIN
of
law.
the obstacles will be overcome.
"We all have good clothes—
Rabbis was aroused. They formed
There
is
strong
sentiment
for
HE FESTIVE MOOD over the
delegation to the
The peace bid by the Mayor of calling the highest court "Sanhe- let's wear them. Let's all sew.
an embarrassing
•
Don't buy and don't shorten.
partition decision is over. ... Jaffa is more than an economic
governor, also a Jew, seeking a
drin" . . . Capital punishment
the y ' m move.. . . It is a definite break will likely be limited to acts of Don't buy. This letter will flood
slowly.
roduction of the sentence to life Zionist leaders are dispirited
the country. Help it on its way
imprisonment. They were turned way things are moving
' in the Palestine Arab resistance treason. . . . Separation of re-
. . No steps have been taken movement. . . . If there is no ligion from state is axiomatic. by copying it and sending it to
down..
everyone you know, everywhere.
• • • •
toward implementation. . . . The I external pressure from the Arab
. Neither religion, race, na-
full implementation commission states and other sources, it may tionality will bar any citizen Really, a Friend."
CLOSER TO HOME
• • •
is not yet known even though
A T THE SAME TIME, these two weeks have already passed collapse sooner than expected. from holding public office, from
.
Palestine
Arabs
are
already
QUITE
UNDISTURBED
members
of
as
jobs,
from
social
benefits
and
ti samemen had,
complaining that while they are from educational facilities.
OUR MRS. JACKSON didn't
their congregations men and since the Assembly decision.
There is no chance now that fighting and suffering their fel-
in the least feel stirred up
women whose sons had strayed
permanent
a
Talk of securing
rom the path of righteousness the commission will meet b •fore low-Arabs in the neighboring status
against
Jews by this communica-
of neutrality is gaining
themselves in January. . . . It may take states are doing all the talking
nnd who found
momentum.... Such a status is tion.
months
before
it
reaches
Jerusa-
the
business.
and all
She asked me what I thought
prison for serious crimes.
held essential since a war involv-
These were young men, main- lem.
Anti-Mufti and liberal Pales- ing the Jewish State would af- of her own new long skirt, she
• • •
having put it on for the first
ly minor offenders, youths who
tine Arabs will line up with the
A disturbing factor in the situ- Jews if the Nazified former Muf- fect the approximately 95 per time that morning. It was a
hadn't matured emotionally, who
cent
of
the
Jewish
people
who
learned how to live only in the ation is the U. S. arms embargo. ti attempts to wrest control of in all probability will live out- brown number. It fell half way
Though a neutral gesture on
'Lard way," by bitter experience. the surface the embargo actually the Arab state.... In the mean- side the State. . .. This will be between knee and instep. It pre-
Many of them had redeemable
time legal experts and authori- the first situation of its kind in sented such grace as I hadn't no-
features and many of them, as I works to the tremendous advan- ties on international law are
ticed in any of the knee-expos-
history.
take
of
the
Arabs.
.
.
.
Efforts
personally know, turned out all
ing skirts during 20 years.
busy drawing the constitution for
Palestine circles say Hilldring
are on in Washington to effect a
the Jewish state.... To all ex- and Johnson might not have
right later.
I said to Mrs. Jackson: "If
modification
of
the
embargo
de-
tent possible the constitution will
All efforts to get these same
Jews
really are responsible for
been designated to wage the the new
skirts they've made a
*communal leaders interested in cree.
reflect the principles of justice,
U.
S.
fight
for
partition
if
former
In
the
first
days
of
Arab
at-
youths were fruitless. They,
contribution to social beauty by
equity and ethics as conceived
the
Gov.
Herbert
H.
Lehman
had
not
characterized these boys as crooks tacks the casualties were most by the Prophets and the authors
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heavy on the Jewish side. . • .
the same counselled their appointment.
of
the
Talmud
while
at
and would have no part of them.
definitely turning....
They wouldn't aocept these boys The tide is

on Anything Fantastic to Spur Hate

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Collapse of Arab Resistance Seen

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