Friday, July 2, 1948

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Page Two

Recognition
of Israel by
Britain Seen

By NATHAN ZIPRIN
RbCOGNITION of
Israel may not be too far off.
Rumors circulating in diplomatic
circles in London say British
officialdom is convinced the
Arab states are too weak eco-
nomically and militarily to con-
tinue waging war against Israel.
The fiction of Arab invinci-
bility was created by Bevin. It
was his most powerful argument
against going along with the UN
Palestine solution.
Prime Minister Attlee is said
to have been won over by the
British partition advocates. Only
fear of the effect of an open
break with Bevin is preventing
him from making a conciliatory
gesture. •
Despite all denials strong ru-
mors have it that King Abdullah
is ready to negotiate peace terms
with Israel. The miserable
shoWing of Syria, Lebanon and
Egypt convinced Abdullah he
would be better off if he had
Israel as a friend.
He still dc.eams of ruling a
Greaten Syria. Jerusalem is his
pawn. He may be aiming at co-
trusteeship with Israel over Jer-
usalem instead of having the
Holy City remain under inter-
national aegis.

B RITISII

Wife of a Cabby
Wins, $20,000 in
Prizes Over Air

NEW YORK (Special)—Mrs.
Mary Farber, wife of a cab
driver and a grandmother at 42,
won $20,000 in prizes Sunday
night on the "Stop the Music"
radio program. She identified
two tunes, "The Surrey With the
Fringe on Top" and the mystery
melody, "Get Out of the Wilder-
ness."
Mrs. Farber and her husband
plan to give up their home here
and move to Florida where they
will build a bungalow and a
service station.
Among the prizes they intend
to keep are a $1,000 bond, a
new automobile, three-room
trailer and some of the, furniture.

• • •
HOME SCENES

IF DEWEY BECOMES the
next White House tenant he will
owe his rise to highest office to
the late George Z. Medalie.
One of Senator Taft's closest
friends is Dr. Abba Hillel Sil-
ver. The Republican pledge of
full recognition of Israel "with
its boundaries as sanctioned by.
the United Nations" is a. feather
in the cap of the American
Zionist Emergency Council.
It was Dr. Silver who directed
the effort to obtain a strong Re-
publican declaration. Zionist
leadership was at first averse to
entering the picture. It was only
when the replesentative of the
American Council for Judaism
insisted on addressing the GOP
Resolutions Committee that the
Emergency . Council decided to
submit its own proposal. Demo-
cratic chieftains are worried
about the Republican plank on
Israel recognition.
Was it a pure coincidence that
Truman's announcement of the
exchange of diplomatic missions
with Israel, and the appointment
of James G. McDonald as spe-
cial U.S. representative to Israel,
came almost within 24 hours af-
ter announcement of the Re-
publican pledge?

Now Open .. .
The New

Explains Leaflets
at Peerce Concert

Leaflets distributed by Habo-
nim and Hashomer Hatzair youths
at the Revisionist-sponsored Jan
Peerce concert contained a state-
ment by the Israel government
condemning all private fund-rais-
ing ventures in the name of Jew-
ish armed forces, Morris Lieber-
man; Labor Zionist president, said.
Lieberman's statement was
made in reply to charges that
Zionist groups had furthered dis-
unity in Jewish ranks by passing
out the leaflets.

(Continued from page 1)
pean refugees can be under-
taken."
Major Aubrey S. Eban, Israeli
representative to the UN, assailed
the American League for a Free
Palestine for its support of Ir-
gun and charged the League's
officials with inciting "rebellious
elements to mutiny against the
government of Israel."
Without answering League
charges, Eban . asked by what
right do the League leaders who
"have not thrown in their lot
with Israel pour forth their ha-
tred and abuse on Israel's law-
ful government and hold it up
to criticism in the press"?

Reviewer Hails
`Father's House'

The long-awaited Palestine
film "fay Father's House" is in
its second week at the Cinema
Theater.
John Finlayson of the Detroit
News hailed the movie as "a
deeply moving, startingly simple
story of a refugee lad's pathetic
search for his lather who, on a
fateful day five years previous
when the Germans entered Cra-
cow, told him to run into the
woods and hide. His father had
said they w adld be together
again in Palestine.
Although. the cast is non-pro-
fessional, the acting is smooth
and natural.

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