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Truce Irritating British Induce
Israel, Says Silver 5 Countries to
Bar Recognition
Jews Accuse U.S.

of Unfriendly Acts

NEW YORK (WNS) — Dr. Ab-
ba Hillel Silver, chairman of the
American section of the World
Zionist Organization, declared
following his return from Israel
that he "found the spirit of the
people in Israel at a high pitch of
confidence" but that they were
"restive under the truce."
Dr. Silver said the prevailing
sentiment among the people in
Israel is that our State Depart-
ment has put every obstacle in
the way of the full recognition
of Brad," that "it has blocked a
United States loan to the new
State" and that "it has interfered
with zones on the basis of an
unwarranted interpretation of
the terms of the truce."

ISRAEL WORRIES

Because the "feeling is preva-
lent that our State Department
is again following the lead of the
British Colonial and Foreign Of-
fices," he said, "there is, there-
fore, a growing concern as to the
attitude of the United States del-
egation at the coming session of
the United Nations in Paris."
He disclosed that the position
of Count Bernadotte had like-
wise suffered a serious decline
"as a result of his shocking pro-
posal to turn Jerusalem over to
Abdullah as his capital, and as
a result of his baffling and con-
tradictory opinions on the sub-
ject of the immigration of men
of military age into Israel."

HAILS DIVISION

Discussing the recent Zionist
actions committee meetings in
Israel, Dr. Silver reported that
the deliberations "were eminent-
ly successful" in meeting the
"chief problems" of separating
and defining the functions of the
World Zionist Movement and the
State of Israel and of reorganiz-
ing the work of the World Zionist
Movement so that "it' might gerve
most effectively in assisting the
State to absorb the large number
of immigrants who will wish to
settle in Israel."
Ile said the separation propo-
sals advocated by the American
Zionists were "finally accepted
by the entire movement." He list-
ed among the achievements of
the deliberations a resolution to
the effect that no part of the
lune% of' the World Zionist Or-
ganization should be contributed
directly or indirectly to the gov-
ernment of Israel for any pur-

Birthday Hailed

adopted a resolution which
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sentative at the UN, and Eliahu makes it possible for Revisionists
Epstein, head of the mission to in Israel to amalgamate with

the U.S., have changed their
names to Biblical or Israeli geo-
graphical names. Eban has now
become Aba Even and Epstein,
Eliahu Eilat. Chief of Staff Ja-
cob Dostrovsky has changed his
name to Yacob Dori.
At the first meeting of the
Jerusalem members of the new-
ly elected World Zionist execu-
tive, Berl Locker, Labor Zionist
leader, was elected chairman,
while Rabbi Israel Goldstein of
New York was elected treasurer.

Israel Awaits Alliance With Arabs
When State Is O.K.'d, Eban Avers

NEW YORK—(Special)—Israel development of industry on the
ready for a Near Eastern raw material of skill, the estab-
League of Arabs and Jews, but lishment of cooperative institu-
the Arabs must first recognize tions, the harnessing of applied
the sovereignty of the Jewish research to regional problems of
State, Aubrey S. Eban, Israeli health and development."
He stated that Israel's contri-
representative at the UN, de-
clared in the September issue of bution to Arab progress would
be a matter of example rather
Commentary magazine.
Proposals for a unitary or than direct influebce.
• • •

ingie federal state in Palestine
are both unworkable and unac- MTS FEDERAL PLAN
THE ISRAELI representative,
ceptable, he said, and the only
basis for peaceful cooperation now in Paris at the General
and alliance between Israelim. Assembly, criticized the pro-
and Arabs is "as between equal grams for the establishment of
a Palestinian state based on a
and separate states."
Any federation should com- federal or bi-national political

prise "all the diverse nationali-
ties of the area, each free within
its own area of independence
and cooperating with the others
for the welfare of the region as

a whole," he wrote.
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ARABS FACE ROUT

EBAN WARNED the Arab
world that they must either seek
an adjustment with Israel or
sink even deeper into the mire
of international discredit, social
disturbance and political up-
heaval.
Writing under the title "The
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Future of Arab-Jewish Rela-
tions," Eban called the present
committee is under the chair-
political deadlock "transient.'
manship of Mrs. Daniel Krouse. He asserted that there
is a
Guest speaker will be Robert "basic affinity" between Arabs

,

it should remain separate from

Israeli politics, refused to ap-
prove or disapprove of the mer-

ger.

Awaits Dedication

RABBI JOSEPH RABINO•
WITZ of Congregation Beth
Shmuel which will dedicate its
new building at Dexter and
Buena Vista on Sunday. The
ceremonies will start at 1 p.m.
with a motor cavalcade from
the old building at 1736 Blaine
to the new Synagogue. The To-
rahs of the congregation will
be borne in an open car under
a canopy to their new home.
Rabbi M. A. Kaplan, renowned
Brooklyn scholar and orator,
will be the principal speaker,

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"The theory is," he said, "that
there are two peoples in Pales-
tine, each with separate national
aspirations; that neither can do
without the full satisfaction of
these aspirations, at least in a
limited area; that each can best
cooperate with the other on the
basis of its own integrity and
freedom; that the mutual ele-
ments of social and economic
interest can only assert them-
selves in free and spontaneous
contacts; that a tendency of uni-
fied life can only grow up, if
at all, from within and cannot
be imposed initially from with-
out; that between two national
entities so organically distinct
the ideal relationship is co-oper-
ation, not unity." '

the Irgun-sponsored Freedom
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are not kindred ideas; they
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MacRae, executive director of and Jews growing out of their
the Council of Social' Agencies. economic need
for one another.
Panel members who will analyze "The fact is," said
the Israeli ANALYZES PARTITION
aspects of the Hunter Survey delegate, "that the
Arab East
include Mesdames Benjamin Jaf-
EBAN CALLED partition a
fe, Julian H. Krolik, Charles needs scientific agriculture, the theory of Arab-Jewish relation&
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Ben Gurion Hits Truce

PARIS (Special)—Britain has
influenced five western powers
not to recognize the Jewish
State until she gives the signal.
Barley C. Crum, American pub-
lisher and statesman, asserted
last week while en route to
Israel.
The charges were made in the
New York Star, daily published
by Crum. According to his in-
formation, he said, France, Italy,
Belgium, the Netherlands and
Haim Greenberg, another
Luxembourg have joined in a
American, will be in charge of
"gentleman's agreement" to HARRY COHEN, pioneer Zion- the education and culture de-
withhold recognition.
ist leader and former presi- partment of the executive.
Crum implied that Foreign dent of Shaarey Zedek, is re-
Meir Grossman, Revisionist
Secretary Bevin, who "is bitter ceiving the felicitations of leader, will head the economics
fellow
Detroiters
on
his
65th
and vituperative toward the
department.
pro-Israel policy of President birthday anniversary which he REVISIONISTS SPLIT
Truman," is responsible for this celebrated quietly on Wednes-
Although the conference of the
new exhibition of power politics. day. Hardly a Detroit institu-
The existence of such an tion has not felt the benign Revisionist Party of Israel de-
agreement, Crum added, makes influence of Harry Cohen's wis- cided, by a vote of 63 to 32, to
it imperative that the President dom and industry. Modest and merge with the Irgun Zvai
grant Israel full recognition and unassuming, he has devoted Leumi, opponents of the merger,
assist in processing a U.S. loan himself energetically to all headed by Dr. Arieh Altman,
of $100,000,000. This would con- causes with no thought of him- leader of the party, declared that
self. The Chronicle is privi- they will not obey the edict.
found British plans, he hinted.
The opponents claimed that
leged to be able to extend its
own good wishes for joy and only the world executive of the
MEISTER STUDIO TO OPEN
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The Eve Meister Studio of leader in Israel. The commu- such a merger.
Dramatic Art, 2111 Ewald Circle, nity will pay tribute to him at
The Revisionist world execu-
will reopen Monday.
a project planned for Sept. 24. tive, following this decision,

pose whatsoever.

Women of In
to Elect Officers

Friday, September 17, 1948

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