I Arab . Envoy War,„: of War; s, Israeli Army Pr ,,,1/4 . qc.':"ed on Alert . 11 Etna:11st .Te. 4. h., HRONIULE 'Vol. 51 — No. 43 __ • .7 Thursda3', November 17, 1949 ----– T. kens ok 1.4)yailly a • — 10c a Copy — 7 Foes Accuse Ise aelis of Blocking Peace Talks W ASHINGTON—Warning that the prospects for peace are dim in Palestine, Egypt's ambassador, Mohamed Kamil ___ Abdul Rahim, told reporters that it was impossible to tell at $3 Pei Year the moment whether war would break out again in the Holy --- --- Land. Tlianksgivilar Services Set The ambassador had just returned from a visit to the State Department where he had delivered a memorandum by seven Arab states charg-4, • • . ing that the Israeli govern-1 I ment was not cooperating, ll' ‘4111e1 Nall] e with the UN Conciliation Com-; Detroit Jews will join theirmissim in its effort s to solve the Army Chief fellow Americans in the celebra _ Palestine problem and calling on Lion of Thanksgiving. A number the U. S. to bring pressure upon of Synagogues and Temples have Israel to revise its policy. announced they will hold special NOTE 'PROVOCATIVE' TEL AVIV —Brigadier Yigal services in honor of the cloy. Yadin was appointed Israel's Israeli Ambassador E I i a h u Army chief of staff after Briga- • • • Elath called the Arab memoran- dier Yaficov Dori announced his nai David dum -provocative." retirement for reasons of health. Special Thanksgivin The sole responsibility that no g services The new chief is 32 years old will be held at Congregation Bnai peace is yet achieved in the Mid- David at 11 a.m., Thursday, Nov. die East lies with the Arabs who and the son of Prof. E. L. Suke- 24, nik. Israel's foremost archeologist constantly rejected and continues i and expert on Middle East his- The unique character of this to reject our offer for direct ne- i tory. Thanksgiving service will be the gotiations." Elath stated, An official of the Israeli for- welcoming and honoring of all Yadin began his military ca- 71"' ministry, meanwhile, said in seer' in the Haganah• Ile recently newly arrived refugee families into the communitywho will Jerusalem that if Arab states start visited several European coun- .• celebrate their first Thanksgiv- another round in the Palestine' on a military survey. He war, the fighting will be carried also was military advi • • ing on American soil. Cantor Hym Adler and the onto their own territory. Prime Minister Ben Gmion. In Bnai David choir under the di- WARNINGS IN ISRAEL this latter capacity he was Is- The warning was issued by rael's military representative in 4 1 rection of Harry will chant appropriate songs Siegel and psalms for Eliahu Sasson, head of the Mid- the Rhodes conference. • - eimia the occasion. Rabbi Joshua die East division, who spoke at a Mumford nigh School was the recipient of a United States flag and a Sperka will preach on the subject public meeting. UN flag from the Lt. Roy F. Green Post, JWV. Making warning was sound- the presentation is Irving Bogarod, JWV chief of staff. Receiving "Another First Thanksgiving for ed by similar Brigadier Yigal Yadin, Is- New Americans." the flag are Carole Goldstein and Leon Little. All All newly arrived refugees and rael's new chief of staff, who • • their families are especially in- called upon the army, navy and cited to be honored guests at this air force to be on the alert be- Thanksgiving service and the re- cause the Arab countries had not ception to follow. abondoned their plans to take veTnigleeanAcienhons, Istn h raetl. CHICAGO — A radical change e methoran- in religious _practices was pro- dum, asserted that they had corn- posed recently by Congregation Bnai Moshe will plied fully with the terms of the hi Rabbi Solomon Goldman of C Prolonged emphasis on Jewish anti-Semitism is on the decrease. conduct the annual Thanksgiving armistice and other agreements Emet Synagogue acc o's Anshe overseas needs has led American services at 11 a.m., Thursay, whereas Israel had not. , cagnr J J to a Jewry to neglect the needs of its He warned, however, that ade- Nov. 24. Rabbi Moses Lehrmd report in the Nat tonal an THE JERUSALEM DISPUTE dewish own welfare and civic agencies quate financial support of the will preach on "How to Be pos t, Specifically, the Arabs charged New York Supreme Court Jus- JDA agencies is becoming in- Thankful." Cantor David Katz- lie proposed that although Jerusalem was des- ing to services acceptance of rid- tice Meier Steinbrink, national creasingly difficult to obtain as man will chant the prayers. ignated as an international area, and eliminati on the Sabbath chairman of the Anti-Defamation a result of the continued emphasis on of the secon • • • Israel had transferred several ad- of the Holy Days. second day League of Bnai Brith, charged on overseas needs. ministrative departmedts to that here last week. GOVERNING RULES The annual Thanksgiving serv- city. Steinb rink spoke at the open- A panel on education was Elath denied this charge and The noted conservative leader ing meeting of the fourth annual headed by Dr. John Slawson, ice will be held at 11 a.m., Nov. 24. explained that only "some reli- laid down six negative and 12 executive Jewish vice-president the conference of the National Coun- American Commitee, of who ell Rabbi Morris Adler will preach gious and cultural institutions" Jews. poSitive rules as a yardstick of of Hotel the Joint Defense Appeal e In the Grateful in a World had been transferred, primarily what should be binding upon Book-Cadillac. More warned that discrimination eras- of of Anxiety." for lack-of housing. than 400 Jewish leaders attended lives in this country hurt U. S. The State Department takes the prestige in world opinion. the parle y. Participating in the service will Among the negative rules, one (Continued on Page 21 view that Jerusalem should be in- says that if a law inflicts hard- The accumulated problems of COMMUNITY DUTIES ternationalized but might agree ships upon Jews it should be Jewish communal life, Stein- Jacob Blaustein, president of ' to an interpretation of limited in- abolished. Other rules consider brink declared, can no longer be the American Jewish Committee, ternational control that would lack of meaning, general disre- neglected. ''We must meet them pointed out that Jewish commu- satisfy both the Israeli and Jor- Bard of the law or lack of aes- and solve them if Jewish life in „ nitres in this country have the danian authorities. thetic value as reasons for dis- this country is to continue strong permanent obligation" of pro- continuation. VIENNA—(WNS)—f the 42 and healthy.'' inciting better human relations NEW LOAN FLOATED students who registered for He- among all groups. TEL AVIV—(ISI)—The THE POSITIVE SIDE PROGRESS CITED Israel brew courses at the University of On the other hand, if a law has He declared that ADL madeHe called for a human seta- Vienna, 14 are Christians, it was cabinet has approved the floating of a new five million pound pop- historical associations, is a safe- great progress in recent years Lions program and said the Jewish reported h e r e. Heading th and cited a number of cases in welfare funds must do their share courses is S. Zarnowitz, promi- e ular loan, as proposed by the guard against superstition, as- Final approval awaits suages grief, brings bodily relax- which ADL intervened. The in this educational process. ' neat Jewish attorney and scholar, a Treasu•y. decision by the Knesset. ation, has a survival value or speaker expressed the belief that constitutes a linkage to Jewish communities the world over, it should be preserved. Rabbi Goldman explained that he expected opposition to his sug_ gestions but that he was de- termined "to toil patiently and unswervingly till we may call the NEW YORK—(WNS)— Rabbi mittee of the World Jewish Con- Mrs. Joseph Welt, recently re- Irving Miller was elected presi- greys. • The vote, 345 to 163. was an ex- Sabbath a delight and make Jew- turned 'from an extensive trip dent of the American Jewish DETAILS PROGRAM pression of confidence in the ish observance generally mean- stewar dship of the p resent lea d - ingful in our lives." through Europe and Palestine, Congree as successor to the late The new president pledged the ership and a vindication of its Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. will address a combined meeting Congress to an intensification of action with regard to the dissi- The convention,by a strong ma- efforts in the development of cul- dent elements. Council PrOoTallIS oif the local groups of Women's jority, affirmed the expulsion of tural ties with the Jewish corn- American Ort, at 1 p.m. Monday. The Jewish American Jewish Council the Metropolitan Chapter of Dc- munity of Israel, the campaign and the Peoples' Fraternal Double in Number The meeting will be held in trait and of two leftist organiza- for civil rights, the awakening of Order were welled some six lions. the form of a dessert luncheon Dr. S. Joseph Fauman, com- American opinion to the dangers months at the home of Mrs. Arthur Cot- h for breaches of dis- munity relations director, and Rabbi Miller, a graduate of the of a renascent German national- cipline. Tago ten, 1630 Wellesley drive. Mrs. Detroit chapter lost Rabbi Julius Weinberg, internal Yeshiva College and Columbia ism and of deepened appreciation its charter e some three months Clarence Engass, Mrs. Louis University, is a vice-president of of Jewish cultural values and tra- ago on the relations director of the Com- Landsberg, and Mrs. Harold the Zionist Organization of Amer- ditions. ground that it had munity Council! report that in persistently violated Congress dis- Kukas, presidents of their respec- ica, member of the Actions Com- convention, which witness- cipline and had been a disrup- October 71 programs were ar- tive groups, are in charge of ar- mittee of the World Zionist Or- ed The a fight for restoration by the tive minority. ranged for organizations by the rangements. ganizaLion, a member of the na- two leftist affiliates and the Met- Council. This is more than double ASKS DEMOCRATIZATION the programs arranged during the Mrs. Arthur Bloom, local tional executive of the UPA, as- ropolitan Chapter, approved the A positive program for Amer- same month last year. president, will preside at the sociate chairman of the United report of executive Director Dav- ican Jewry, reflecting American *meting. Appeal in New York and id Petegorsky by a heavy vote democratic institutions arid Program planners may call the a Jewish member of the executive coin- after a night-long debate. Jew- Council any weekday, WO. (Continued ea Page I/ 3-1657. B Rabbi Urges ADL Keynoter Assails Emphasis on. Overseas Renstort of . . • Bnai Moshe Shaarey Zedek Vienna U. Offers Hebrew Courses Ont Units Slate Mrs. alt Talk AJ CONGRESS ELECTS RABBI MILLER Metropolitan Loses Battle _ Religious Latv