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Ben Gurion's
Visit to Britain
Stirs Rumors

LONDON—(WNS)--Israel Premier David Ben Gurion's
visit to this country, which was officially announced in Jeru-
salem as "strictly private," has set off a wave of speculation
here about its real nature.
An indirect intimation of what might have impelled the

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UN Unit Votes
Another Query
Into Jerusalem

LAKE SUCCESS—(Special)—A Belgian proposal to set
up a commission to investigate "the conditions of a settle-
ment which can ensure the effective protection, under the
United Nations, of the holy places and of spiritual and re-
ligious interests in the Holy Land" was adopted, 30 to 18,

:, by the UN Special Political Corn-
mittee on Wednesday.
Eleven countries abstained
from voting.
The Belgian resolution, which
will now go before the General
Assembly, states that it is essen-
tial that a reconsideration take
place "of the question of inter-
national protection of the holy
places." It adds that "new efforts
27 Friday, December 15, 1950 10c a Copy — $3 Per Year must be made to solve the ques-
tion within the framework of the
principles previously adopted by
the Assembly."
Under the resolution the Trus-
teeship Council would appoint
four persons who would study
the problem in consultation with
Jordan, Israel and other states
as well as religious authorities.
TEL AVIV—(WNS)—The long and relief for police guards and
WASHINGTON— (Special) — They would report back to the
dispute between Jordan and Is- civilian employes.
The recent vitrolic attacks on
rael over the right of Israel to
Settlement of the dispute was Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg whose Assembly next year.
send
convoys
across
Arab
lines
to
reached at a meeting of the Jor- confirmation as Assistant Secre-
Adoption of the Belgian pro-
LONDON— (WNS) —Return-
Jerusalem was believed nearing
ing from Moscow, where he par- an end this week when a convoy dan-Israel Mixed Armistice Com- tary of Defense is up before the posal spelled an end to the earlier
mission soon after the arrival of
Swedish proposal recommending
ticipated in a chess match, Ger- was permitted to make its way to Maj. Gen. William E. Riley, UN Senate have been traced to
the assignment of a UN repre-
Gerald
L.
K.
Smith
and
Rep.
the
Hebrew
University
and
the
ald Abrahams, a Liverpool law-
chief of staff, from Lake Success. John E. Rankin of Mississippi.
sentative to Jerusalem for super-
Hadassah
Hospital
with
supplies
yer, giving an account of Jewish
Further trouble loomed, how-
Mrs. Rosenberg was confirmed vision of a series of listed rights,
life in the Russian city, declared
ever, in the wake of a disclosure by the Senate Armed Services privileges and immunities affect-
that an Israeli army officer had Committee last month which then ing the holy places.
that there are a half million
been
killed in ambush on a road reopened the hearings after
Should the Belgian motion fall
Jews now residing in Moscow.
along the disputed Beersheba- charges that she was affiliated short of the required two-thirds
Jews whom he met, he said,
Elath area. In a note to Riley, with communist front movements majority in the Assembly, it was
told him there is no evidence
MUNICH—(WNS)—U. S. High Israel termed the incident "an- during the 1930s were leveled.
expected that the Swedish reso-
whatever of anti-Semitism in Commissioner John J. McCloy other attack by Jordan on our
lution would be reintroduced.
The
acting
chairman
of
the
Russia. Nevertheless, the identi-
has issued orders to all resti- forces within Israeli territory." committee, Senator Richard B.
It was noted here that the
fication papers of all Jews con-
Russell of Georgia, told newsmen Swedish proposal had won the
tinue to be stamped with the tution offices in the U, S. zone of
that
several
witnesses,
especially
approval of both Israel and Jor-
Germany to speed up restitution
word "Jew."
Benjamin Freedman, • had men- dan. It is believed that this fact
Assimilation, t h e Liverpool claims and complete the entire
tioned Smith's name.
contributed to its defeat.
lawyer said, is proceeding at a program by the end of next year,
'Freedman, a' retired business
rapid pace. The Jewish theater it was reported here.._
The Lebanese delegate told the
man, admitted to reporters that
1n, Moscow, he declared, had
he had consulted with Smith and committee that adoption of the
The order also urges that resti-
been banned on the charge that tution claims which formerly
Rankin. Freedman has spent a Swedish proposal would kill in-
fortune trying to expose com- ternationalization. He argued that
it put on a production of a vul- were delayed up to six months,
if Jordan "approved of the reso-
gar character.
be taken up within three months
AUGSBURG — (WNS) — munism.
Also working to prove the lution, it must be useless."
Cries and shrieks of repen-
of receipt of application. By
eliminating this red tape, the
tance have failed to convince charges against Mrs. Rosenberg •The U. S. delegate, John C.
government hopes to complete
two doctors that use Koch, are Senator Joseph McCarthy Ross, called the Belgian proposal
the return of property to Nazi
the beast of Buchenwald, is and Fulton Lewis Jr., radio com- "the concept of a dream world,
mentator.
victims by 1951.
really insane.
while the Venezuelan delegate,
Mrs. Rosenberg vigorously de-
Frau Koch, on trial on
CANBERRA—(WNS) —Follow-
Eduardo Plaza, said that "we see
nied
all
charges
of
communist
charges of murder and atroci-
in the Belgian proposal not a
ing protests by the Jewish com- French Collaborators
affiliation
and
activity
and
was
ties committeed against Jews
simple postponement but the
munity here against the recent Released from Prison
at the Buchenwald concentra- supported in this by most of the opening of a new road."
government decision to admit
tion camp, was taken to the witnesses.
PARIS—(WNS)—By a vote of
huge numbers of German settlers 336 to 263, the French parlia- psychiatric ward of a hospital
to Australia, the Australian Prime ment has voted to release all
here after she went into a
Minister, Robert G. Menzies, told Frenchmen who collaborated with
screaming fit tearing mattress-
parliament that his government th•Nazis during the occupation. es and trying to wreck the
is not definitely committeed to
The general amnesty will re-
prison cell in which she was
the admission of German "yolks- lease from prison thousand of held.
deutsche" immigrants to this collaborators who helped the
If declared insane, the trial
MIAMI BEACH—(WNS)—In- former ZOA president, declared
country.
Germans round up Jews who will be halted, but if she is
fluential
circles in Washington here at the Southeastern region-
found to be faking her con-
He declared, however, that the were in hiding.
are
convinced
that the results of al conference of the Zionist Or-
dition, the trial will continue.
British, Canadian, New Zealand
the
recent
municipal
elections ganization of America.
BALKAN
EXPORTS
The worst sentence she faces
and American governments were
Dr. Neumann told the dele-
in
Israel
represent
"a
powerful
TEL AVIV — (Special) — A
is life imprisonment since the•
accepting German immigrants.
trend in Israel away from the gates that the victory of the
Prospective German settlers are group of new arrivals from Eng- death sentence has now been extremes of right and left, and General Zionists had "made an
abolished by the West Ger-
being screened by the Australian land have opened a factory in
toward a liberal-democratic cen- excellent impression in Washing-
man government.
security authorities in collabora- Tel Aviv for artificial teeth, to
ter,"
Dr. Emmanuel Neumann, ton" and that as a result the
tion with American and British be marketed in the Balkans.
prospects of a U. S. grant-in-aid
officials in Western Europe, he
to Israel have been enhanced.
said.
Asserting that the shadows of
war make it imperative to "ac-
celerate our efforts to consoli-
date the'state of Israel and speed
the ingathering of the exiles
while there is time," the Ameri-
can Zionist leader declared that
TEL AVIV — (WNS) —During
"the goal of $1,000,000,000 set
the first eight months of this
for American Jewry represents
year Israel's imports have in-
but a fraction of the resources
creased by more than $42,600,-
we can make available through
000, according to a survey re-
all possible methods and chan-
leased here by the government
nels."
statistical bureau.
Simultaneously he cautioned it
The imports during that pe-
would be "sheer folly to sacrifice
riod amounted to $191,000,000
the UJA to the projected bond
as compared to $148,400,000 in
drive or to neglect the enormous
the corresponding period during
potentialities of private enter-
1949. At the same time the re-
prise and investment in Israel."
port showed that Israel's exports
during the eight-month period
AGRICULTURAL TOOL PLANT
increased by more than 28 per
TEL AVIV—(Special)—A fac-
cent, as compared with the ex-
tory for agricultural machinery
ports during the first eight
Rejoicing in the fulfillment of a dream long nurtured, Flint's Reformed Jewry turned out last
is being established in Kibbutz
months of the year 1949.
ceremony at the Temple Beth El, Bat-
Gvath with the help of an Amer-
week end for a special Sabbath service and dedication
langer highway and Beecher road. Among the three Holy Scrolls returned to the ark in solemn
ican Jewish manufacturer who
IMMIGRANT TOWN
has joined the Kibbutz. Among
rites was one that was saved from the Nazi invaders in Czechoslovakia. Dr. Maurice N. Eisen-
TEL 'AVIV—(ISI)—Municipal
drath, president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, delivered the principal
the machines to be turned out
elections are to be held shortly
address. The dedication service was conducted by Rabbi Morton Applebaum of the temple and
will be a device for washing
in Acre, Beersheba and Migdal
Rabbis Sanford Saperstein, Temple Beth Jacob, Pontiac; Leon Fram, Temple Israel; and Rev,
vegetables that was invented by
Gad, which are inhabited largely
Eli D. Richards, president of the Flint Ministers Association.
a member of the kibbutz.
by new immigrants.

Israel Premier to Loudon at this,
time was believed to have been
given by the influential Manches-
ter Guardian in an article stress-
ing the need of a collective de-
fense in the Middle East.
Some observers are said to feel
that it was no coincidence that
the Israeli Premier chose to visit
London at a time when the issue
of the defense of the Suez Canal
and the Middle East is uppermost
in the minds of high British offi- Vol. 52—No. 50
cialdom.
Other sources believe the Pre-
mier's visit is not unrelated to
the current London negotiations
with Israel with regard to re-
leasing Sterling balances.

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HR NICLE

500,000 Jews Said
to Live in Moscow

UN Truce Unit Settles
Jerusalem Convoy Fight

Anti-Semitism
Behind Case
of Rosenberg

Reich Restitution
Speedup Ordered

use Koch
Plays Role
of Penitent

Australia Vague
on German Influx

Israel Election Results Please
Washington, Neumann Says

Exports, Imports
in Israel Increase

Flint Dedicates New Temple