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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Thursday, Atigust 18, 11149
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
Zionists Idle As Plot. Against Israel Is Hatched
Haynes Homes, James-Waterman Wise and Rebekah
Kohut on the board . Dr. Sidney Marks, executive
director of the ZOA, writes us in connection with our
comment on the Zionist Nordau celebrations . . .
Marks insists that it was Daniel Frisch, the ZOA
president, who gave instructions to set up elaborate
Nordau centennial meetings • . . We stand correct-
the UN mediator. The several armistice pacts were
the results of Israel's conclusive military victories.
The temporary nature. of these agreements however
is obvious. As a matter of fact, Israel is still on a
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
MINOUS SILENCE ENVELOPS the political crisis
O facing
Israel.
In accordance wiht the prevailing arrangement,
war footing.
Anne who visited Israel recently will confirm
fO
the fact that a jittery feeling dominates young and
old because they fear that war may come again at
any time. The American section of the Jewish Agency
and the Zionist Emergency Council could be of great
American Zionist leadership is strictly mum on the
impending struggle in the UN.
It is an open secret that Great Britain with the
new Arab aggres-
support of the U. S. is preparing a
sion against the Jewish State. As a preliminary move,
London and Washington have agreed to lift the
arms embargo for the middle east. Behind this move
ed. .. .
THE MILITANT leadership of Rabbi Silver and
Dr. Neumann is badly missing, however. The new
Zionist set-up refuses to recognize the truth that
Truman and his state department are playing the
tary crisis.
These are not alarmist predic-
tions but incontrovertible facts. Yet
Ame.rican Zionists are behaving in
a rather complacent way as if every-
thing was best in the best of possible
British game in the middle east.
Expressing hope that Truman will stand by the
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young Jewish State will avail nothing. Yet Presiden
t.
Frisch and his administration are doing exactly tha
They are tip-toeing, timidly, around the hot issue
worlds.
American Zionists will have to fight out inevitably
There are several aspects in the
with Washington. Within the next few weeks the Sil-
present situation which are in-
ver-less American Zionist movement will be on the
deed mysterious. For instance: Dr.
spot B
and . much will depend on the political acumen
Bunche , who was hailed, congratu-
rrou
and determination of its leadeiship,
toted and honored by Jewis h
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Zionist institutions, is the driving power behind this
THE EDITORIAL POLICY of "Opinion." Stephen
move to re-open shipments of arms to the middle
Wise's monthly magazine, will be directed by a board
east. , . . Yet Bunche. perhaps more than anyone
of editors of four disciples of Wise: Rabbi Edward E.
else. knows that peace has not been establshed in
Klein, Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, Rabbi Joseph S.
Palestine.
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THSENT RAILE amistice between Israel Shubow, and Rabbi Morton M. Berman.
Rev. John
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Middle East Arms Race
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Seen as Embargo En s
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HEARD AND RECORDED
thew Pearson insists it was
John Maragon who was respon-
sible for the distribution of anti-
Semitic literature at the Demo-
ion at Philadelphia.
Maragon is said to be one of Tru-1
By NATHAN ZIPRIN
LIFTING the arms embargo the Security Council has opened i man's closest advisers.. .. When
gypt's ambassador to Hungary
the way to an armament race in the Middle fast. The move tl E
of I recently died, his aides could not
legalizes what Britain has been doing illegally under the guise
fulfilling treaty obligations. '. • ------ --- — — find an adequate burial wagon
BY
Only the politically innocent i his way to literary fame if the without a cross on it. was
. averse
will fail to draw proper conclu-1 Rabbinate does not lure him from ambassador's
C
he f body of a Moslem
to placing
stuns from the fact that the ern-! his art....
bargo was impos4 - when Israel! Harry Torczvner, who re- , under
a Christian
When
the matter
was emblem.
called to the
at-
\k, f: ..1C- tention of the Budapest Jewish
le l a aw
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was
in
dire
need
of
aims
and
that
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w University, burial society its leaders offered
it was lifted at a time when the t , , culty of the Hebrew'
can l eas
one of its hearses. The widow
new State's economy
is an authority on international I
claring she
s-1 accepted the th o ffer J deish
stand an arms race
at
Bru
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Don't be surprised if our State l a
considered
to
law coming
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Department announces soon they , sets, Belgium, before
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licensing of the shipment of arms this country. In the nine years "neutral
Spokesmen for the Educational
to the Middle East for 'purposes since he was graduated from the % Alliance.
one of the oldest Jewish
n. ,
of
security. Since i.t
institutions
on the East Side of
to internal
security" is an elastic Columbia University School of
can well open the flood Law and admitted to the bar he New York, have denied the re-
,,,.red intention of transforming
1 'Is it
. a aained an enviable reputa-
unlimited shipments of h tion as a lawyer. His brothel the alliance into a non-sectarian
gate to
Jacques is vice-chairman of the institution. According to latest
arms.
The squeeze play is on also at ZOA administrative council.. • . population trends many Jews are
n If an annual award were given returning to the good, old East
Lausanne. It is an open secret i
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Washington that our government to the most energetic Jt v. is 1 , Side....
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is pressing Israel to admit at leastl 1 leader Louis Segal of the Jewish
National Worker's Alliance would i Yeshivah University plans for
250.000 Arab refugees.
Paul Porter's return to Wash-' probably walk off with the honor a medical school have reached an
year. The frail-looking see; advanced stage. . . . Notorious .,
one• as
ington was not a routine
c h
, I ea
retary-general
of the Varband. as, Gerald L. K. Smith is planning a I
newspaper reports h av e it.
i huge anti-Semitic rally in New 1
Though this will be denied, Por- the Alliance is popularly called
is C lh
j
ter has Teturned to tell Truman
is a rovetbial human York th
that he thought Ile had a free.
when he took thq Laus- I
ha
anne assignmt n t
A blunt man, he may ask the
President to direct certain State
Department elements to lay off
while he is acting as negotiator.
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A Vacation at lesser s Adds to Your Health
DR. EMMANUEL NEUMANN
has not permitted the current
heat to sweep him away from his
desk. He is busy writing a book
whose canva will not be limited
only to the Jewish scene. • •
Young Mizrachi publicity director
Marc Tannenbaum hopes to corn-
piety a novel before the fall
shadows creep on the land.... In
Bernard Brachya Cohen the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary has a
fine student and potentially great'
writer. Cohen is a highly tal-
ented story teller who will pierce
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Detroit Jewish Chronicle
been very active.
The Ku Klux Klan is streamlining its organization.
The masks, hoods and white robes are to be discarded.
Patriotic slogans are to be featured.
"Activities" will no longer be advertised by burn-
has learned
ing crosses and raiding carnivals. The KKK
its lesson. Less publicity and more secrecy.
just one of the anti-democratic
But the KKK is
groups, who are accelerating their pace. There are
notwithstanding the
more organizations than ever
claims by our defense agencies that organized dis-
crimination is at a low ebb. We shall report on them
in our next columns.
KOSINS
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presumably tired from their arduous work are resting
up for the winter season. The members of their
various sub-committees, usually composed of volunteer
workers, mostly lawyers, Rabbis and big businessmen,
assistance in the present crisis.
lurks a sinister conspiracy intended
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