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Thursday, September 1, 1949
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Sunday, Oct. 2, at 10:45 a.m., the Jewish Chronicle Hour
the air for the first time with one of the most
original and dramatic programs in the history of Jewish radio, in Lausanne
will go on
L AUSANNE—'(Special) —With
the return of Paul A. Porter, U.
S. representative on the Pales-
tine Conciliation, to the U. S.,
this time apparently for good, it
Because the opening date is became increasingly evident that
Erev Yom Kippur, the program high-level conciliation peace
WARSAW—(WNS)—Jews who
talks between Jews and Arabs
are willing to renounce their citi- will be 15 minutes longer and would be suspended
and the em-
it
will
include
appropriate
High
zenship will soon be permitted to
phasis shifted to the economic
leave Poland for Israel, the Holy Days music and talks as program of rehabilitation pro-
well as brief greetings by De-
Polish government announced.
troit civic and communal digni- posed by the U. S.
Polish and Israeli officials have taries. •
The impression that the con-
been conferring on the subject of
ciliation efforts were getting no-
giving such Jews Israeli citizen-
Thereafter, the Jewish Chron- Acre under UN auspices was
The Histadrut Kibbutz of EM Geb specializes in work on the
ship before they renounce their icle Hour will be on from 11 to strengthened by new fantastic
%valet, both fishing - and transport. It runs an 80-passenger launch
Polish
rights.
11:80 a.m. every Sunday as a claims made by the Arab states
across the lake of Tiberias. A new paved highway will be built
Romaniu and Hungary, con- community service.
for Israeli territory.
to the settlement which is on the eastern shore of Kinneret.
taining the largest Jewish popu-
Arab demands seek to reduce
It will be a dignified family
lations of eastern Europe, have
program, marked by drama, nar- Israel to a strip of land along
continued to restrict Jewish emi- ration, MUSIC
and color. It will all the Mediterranean, running 30
g ration and have launched a
be in English except for some miles south of Jaffa to just south
arnpaign against Zionism. It is musical numbers
of Acre and extending inward to
ow hoped by Jewish leaders that or folk character. of a 'religious a line approaching that. of the
R omania and Hungary will fol-
partition resolution of November,
lo w Poland and also permit a
Powered by 1000 watts, WKMH, 1947.
with studios in Music Hall, De- ASK FOR ALL GALILEE
TEL AVIV—(WNS)—The re- mothers and a complete work- la rge Jewish emigration.
call of the Israeli minister to men's compensation program.• P Under the new plan of the troit, is heard in an area that
Lebanon asked for western
olish government, it ,is assumed takes in Pontiac on the north, Galilee as a "trusteeship" and
Romania, Reuvan Rubin, is re-
Widows and orphans and per- he re, any Jew who wishes
Ann
Arbor
to
the
west
and
Toledo
garded here as'a gesture of pro- sons
to do
Syria demanded eastern Galilee.
too old to support them- so
test by the Israeli government selves will be provided for under in will be allowed to leave dur- to the south.
Egypt, announcing that she
against Romanian restrictions on a national insurance scheme, sub- is g the year in which the plan
would
never make peace with
operative.
Jewish emigration, the steady in- sidles will be Provided for new-1
Israel as long as the two nations
crease of anti-Zionist propaganda born children, free dental service th It is not believed, however,
have a common frontier, asked
at the emigrants will be al-
there and the persecution of Ro- will be installed for all children
for all of the Negev and the
lo wed to take much property
manian Zionist leaders.
Gaza coastal strip "to absorb
(Continued on Page 10) I wi th them.
It has been reliably. stated that
more population."
NEW YORK—Jewish common-
the Israeli government has been
Transjordan, of course, wants
offended by the appointment of a
al leaders have been summoned to Jerusalem, all of central Pales-
violent anti-Zionist, Paul David-
attend an emergency national tine and a corridor to the sea.
ovici, as charge d'affaires of the
conference of the United Jewish Just what the Arab strategy
•
Romanian legation in Tel Aviv.
Appeal, Sept. 10 and 11, in Wash- in making these preposterous de-
Though a large majority of the
ington to consider the progress mands might be anyone's guess.
350,000 Jews of Romania, the
of the UJA's nation-wide drive The best one is probably that the
and to chart a course of action Arabs
largest Jewish community on the
seek to introduce new con-
PARIS—(W
N
S)—Germany
is
leged
left
wing
elements
and
the
European continent, have made reeking with hostility towards
for the balance of the year. fusion in their game of waiting
,
application for Israel visas, only Jews and "it will take years, per- problem of relations between the
The invitation:: were issued by until the foe is exhausted.
small groups of the aged and haps generations, before the viru- Jewish communities in the east- Henry Morgenthau, Jr., general Lausanne
observers are quick to
infirm have been allowed to
chairman.
point out that Israel, after wait-
lent form of Nazi anti-Semitism I ern and western countries was
leave.
Emphasizing the Importance ing 2.000 years, does not tire
will spend ,itself" in that coun- brought to the fore by a number
• FREE HOSPITALIZATION
of the emergency meeting, quickly.
try, it was declared he by of speakers.
Outlining the Israeli govern-
JERUSALEM ISSUE
Harry Greenstein, U. S. adviser
ment's social insurance program,
Dr. Moshe Snell. Israeli Mapam Morgenthau said that the men
on Jewish Affairs in Germany
M. Kanievski, chairman of an and Austria.
leader, lashed out against the and women who "have borne the Meantime, Syrian and Israeli
representatives of their joint
interdepartmental government
American Jewish Congress over brunt of the achievements of the armi
Addressing the World Jewish the expulsion
stice commission met for
past must gather to chart the
committee, declared that the gov-
of
leftist
elements.
seven
course for the future."
hours without results.
ment will soon provide free hos- Congress executive, Greenstein
UN headquarters in Jerusalem
pital facilities for the entire popu- counselled the occupation powers I L
told the Israeli government that
lation, health insurance for to exercise "vigorous and mili-
any transfer of governmental of-
tant means" to combat anti-
fices to the Holy City would be
Semitism because that move-
ment is an "unmistakable sign of A
(Continued on Page 10)
the resurgence of German nti
tionalism in its most vicious
form. .
Mrs.
Thew' ire B a r g ma n. have announced the following
NEW YORK—(WNS)—Thirty- PETAGORSKY CONCURS
chapter presi (
eight sticks of dynamite and eight
mt, and Mrs. Al- group chairmen for the forth-
detonating caps, which were Dr. Similar views were voiced by
coming drive:
David Petegorsky of the
enough to blow up a city block, American
Central East, Mrs. Charles
Jewish
Congress.
Dr.
were found on an
Robinson; Central West, Mrs.
extension roof Nahum, Goldmann, acting presi-
All branches of the United He-
of the United
Robert Morgan: Russell Woods, brew Schools will open Wednes-
Lubavitcher Yeshi- dent of the world Congress, de-
vah, in the Bedford-Stuyvesant
Mrs. Nathan Cowan; University day, Sept. 7. Sessions will be
dared that, with the rise of Israel
section of Brooklyn, by two boys there
East, Mrs. Seymour Frank: Uni- held at 4 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.
was need of cementing
who were hunting a lost ball worldwide
versity West, Mrs. Milton Prag; 'Phe schools arc located in the
Jewish unity and that
there. No one was injured,
Wyoming, Mrs. Henry Krolik; and following neighborhoods:
the Congress symbolized "the
Southern Oakland County, Mrs.
Later, four other boys of the unity of the Jewish people
Rose Sittig Cohen, 13226 Law-.
Maxwell Jospey.
neighborhood confessed that they throughout the world."
ton, TO. 8-0063.
Workers in the drive will meet
had placed the explosives on the
Central branch, Central High,
The recent expulsion by the
in a training session and receive TO. 8-0063.
roof after having gathered them American
Jewish Congress of al
their kits at dessert luncheons to
up in a wooded area near Engle-
David W. Simons, 4000 Tuxedo,
be held by groups at 1 p.m. Fri- HO. 5711.
wood. N. J.
day, Sept. 9. The following
Recently the Jewish school had
Linwood branch, Linwood and
homes are being opened to these Hazelwood, TY. 4-9242.
been suffering from vandalism
meetings:
and several of its 300 elementary
Northwest branch, Curtis and
University East: Mrs. Benjamin Santa Rosa, UN. 4-9210.
and high school students had been
"Memorandum
Schlain,
19280
Berkley
avenue.
on a Victory"
attacked on their way home.
Parkside branch, 15705 Park-
Institute in charge of Mrs. Max side, UN. 2-0506.
will be presented at 6:15 p.m.,
Frank.
Friday on WJBK-TV as the sec-
The branch on Linwood and
Chronicle's 'Deadline
ond of two Israeli dramatizations
University West: Mrs. Lester
liazelwbod takes the place of the
sponsored by the Michigan Zion-
Hollender. 3270 Outer drive west. Philadelphia-Byron branch,
Week Is Friday
Institute in charge of Mrs. Harry
MRS. ALFRED MEYERS
Because of Labor Day, the ist Region in cooperation with
which was closed several months
Jackson.
the Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
• • •
ago.
Chronicle deadline for next
Central East: Mrs. Samuel
Tune
in
and
invite
your
, week's copy is 3 p.m., Friday.
(red Meyers, chairman of the Rosen, 1421 Boston boulevard
The Bagley School branch has
friends.
been closed with the opening of
Hadassah Honor Roll for 1949,
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the Northwest branch. .
Poles to Allow
Jews to Leave
These unique presensations will
be broadcast weekly by Station
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politan Detroit's most powerful
independent station.
Israel Slaps Romania;
Social Aid Plan Bared
Morgenthau Calls
Community Heads
Can't Uproot Nazism
World Congress Is Told
eaders of Honor Roll
re Listed by Hadassah •
Dynamite Found
on Yeshivah Roof
Play on Israel
on TV Friday
This
UHS Classes
to Open Sept. 7
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