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Israel Regrets Attar k

Bonds,
Israel Nary to 'Visit U. S. Apollo;
Offere
UJA Not
to UN
at Odds

LAKE SUCCESS—(Special)
—Israel apologized last
Wednesday for the , recent
bombing of a Syrian occupied
frontier village in the Huleh
area but disputed the civil
authority of United Nations

NEW YORK— (WNS) —A

statement clarifying the rela-
tionship between the United
Jewish Appeal and the forth-
coming Israel bond drive in
the United States was issued
by Abba Eban, Israel's am-
bassador to the United States.

Taking note of the prevailing
"confusion" with regard to the
relationship between the two
campaigns, Eban stressed that it
was "not the purpose of the bond
issue to divert gift dollars to the
bond issue, but to create re-
sources above and beyond gift
money," and that "it must be
made clear that any purchase of
Israel bonds at the expense of a
contribution to the United Jewish
Appeal is not a service to Israel."
He asserted that the free dol-
lars supplied by the United Jew-
ish Appeal were needed to meet
Such immediate needs as immi-
gration, rehabilitation and inter-
giation while the investment dol-
lars from the sale of bonds were
to be used f n: the economic dc-
Nelopment of the country,
slhe government of Isrzel," he
emphasized, "does not Want any-
one to take money which should
go to the UJA and buy bonds
with it instead."
"Israel's interests, and the in-
terests of Jews throughout the
.world, will best be served if
American Jewry contributes
greater sums than ever before to
the United Jewish Appeal and
also invests the maximum pos-
sible amount in Israel through
the purchase of bond s," lie
added.

truce supervisors in the area.

The apology was offered by
Abba S. Eban, Israel's ambas-
sador to the United States, at

a meeting of the UN Security

Council hearing charges in the
Israeli-Syrian dispute.

Maj. Gen. William E. Riley,
chief of staff of the UN truce
supervision organization in the
Near East, told the Council that
supervisory authority rested with
the Mixed Armistice CI mmission.

Ile quoted a note by Dr. Ralph
Bundle, former Palestine media-
tor, according to which both
Syrians and Israelis had
1
agreed
to abide by Dr. Bunche's decision

regarding authority in the de-
militarized zone.
Riley urged, that

Two big warships of the Israeli navy, the Misgav (top) and the Hagana, are on their way to
the United States and are due to arrive in New York on Tuesday. They will visit more than a
dozen cities on the east coast in connection with the $500,000,000 Israeli bond issue. Both ships are
veterans of Israel's war of independence. The IIa gana is famous for its role in bringing "illegal"
immigrants to Israel during the time of the Brit ish mandate. Crew members will be flown to vari-
ous cities, including Detroit, where they will be guests of the local committees for the bond drive.

Golda Myerson to Speak
Cabinet Illegal,
on Israel's Anniversary
Suit Alleges

JERUSALEM— (WNS)—In an
unprecedented move, two mem-
bers of parliament this week
petitioned the Israeli Supreme
Court to rule on the legality of
the Israel cabinet.
This action was brought by
Hillel-Kook Bergson and Eri Ja-
botinsky, two Head members of
parliament who recently broke
away from the party and asked
to be recognized by the Knesset
. as a separate faction.
• Specifically, their petition re-
quested the court to rule the
cabinet illegal and to direct
President Weizman(' to declare
the body unlawful.
Their petition is based on the
contention that President Weiz-
mann lacked the authority to
designate the members - of the
present cabinet as a caretaker
government until the national
elections.
. Should the court decide that a
real legal issue has been raised,
it will issue a write and permit
argument on the motion. Mean-
while the Supreme Court is
studying the application for the
Writ.

Russians Jam U. S.
Broadcasts to Israel

TEL AVIV — (WNS) — Recep-
tion on two of the four short-
wave frequencies used to pick up
Hebrew-language broadcasts from
the Voice of America has been
blocked out by jamming, believed
to be the result of Soviet inter-
ference.

Community Council and the
Zionist Council.
Irving W. Schiussel, who heads
the program sub-committee, has
announced that a dramatic se-
quence prepared especially for
this occasion will be narrated by
Harry Goldstein; the choruses of
Golda Myerson, minister of labor in the Israeli cabinet, the Workmen's Circle and the
will be the featured speaker at this year's community-wide Halevy will take part in the pro-
observance of Israel's independence, at 11:30 a.m., Sunday, gram under the direction of Dan
May 13, according to an announcement by Lawrence W. Frohman.
Israel dances will be performed
Crohn, chairman of the planning committee.
Arrangements are under way by to Detroit's Zionist Youth
with the various religious schools Groups.
There is no admission charge
in the community to release their
Sunday morning classes in time and the entire community is
•
for the celebration.
urged to attend.
" •
The massing of the colors by
JERUSALEM—(WNS) — For- local units of the Jewish War ISRAEL CELEBRATIONS
eign Minister Moshe Sharett will Veterans will mark the opening MOVED UP TO MAY 10
TEL AVIV — (ISI) — Indepen-
be Israel's acting premier during of the celebration. It will be
dence day celebrations this year
Premier David Ben Gurion's followed by a presentation of
the Israeli colors by a group of will be held on May 10 instead of
visit to the United States, it was
local veterans of the Israel May 11, the Israel Knesset de-
announced here following a cab- army.
cided.
This is in accordance with an
inet session.
The mass singing of the Star
amendment passed this week,
In voting Sharett's designation, Spangled Banner and Hatikvah
which provides that when the
the cabinet also decided to vest will likewise mark the opening
holiday falLs on Friday, it should
exercise
of
this
year's
observance.
the foreign minister with the
Lawrence Crohn will chair the be advanced one day as other-
power of defense minister, a
wise Sabbath eve would interfere
portfolio held by Ben Gurion event at the Coliseum. As in pre-
with the program of the celebra-
concurrently with the premier- vious years the demonstration is
tions.
jointly
sponsored
by
the
Jewish
ship.

Sharett Named
Actimo- Premier

Bible Passage Clue to Bandits' Hideout

HAIFA — (WNS) — Biblical contribution to
man's progress has been great and varied, but
never before was Holy Scripture deemed a key
to crime detection until that facet of the Bible was
demonstrated by a Haifa policeman.
A band of Arab smugglers operating from
across the Jordan River wended its way into Israel
under the cover of night. When the infiltrees real-
ized that the guards of Israel neither sleep nor
slumber, they tried to make a hasty retreat.
But their contraband-laden caravan of asses
was moving too slowly and the smugglers deserted
their caravan and ran for hiding.

Policemen seized the caravan and its cargo.
The Israel border guard began bending all its
efforts toward locating the smuggler's hiding place
and apprehending the culprits.
One day the unnamed Haifa policeman sat
reading the Bible. Thumbing the pages, he came
across the passage in Isaiah which read: "The ox
knoweth his owner, and the ass his master's crib."
With this clue, he advised his fellow-policemen
to hold the asses several days without food and
then permit them to wander off. Sure enough the
starved beasts led the police to the den where
the marauding Arabs were hiding.

Council rule on the "troublesome
question" of authority. He said
amount
that with "a reasonable
of cooperation and good will" the
dispute could be settled by the
Mixed Armistice Commission.
Eban stated t f iat Israel
claimed full sovereig my in the
demilitarized zone i xcept for
the ban on sending troops. lie
added, however, that Israel now
considers that the bombing
"may not be in ci nformity"
with the armistice ag r cement.
No apologies for thi killing of
Jews have been mad( by Syria,
he remarked.
Eban said that it never oc-
curred "to any respo nsible per-
son" during the Pale: tine parti-
tion talks to deny Israel the
source of the Jordan which rises
in the marshes whose drainage is
disputed.

Court Clears
Jewish Chief
of Restitution

FRANKFURT—(WD S)—A spe-
cial investigation coi Iducted by
the Bavarian Suprein , Court h is
disclosed that Dr. P iilip Auer-
bach, dismissed he: (1 of the
Bavarian Restitution Office now
under arrest penS ing fraud
charges, had been abc we reproach
in handling his accou its, Richard
Ringelman, secretary of state for
Bavaria, reported.
The court investiga tion showed
that Dr. Auerbach, v ho recently
made an abortive sui( ide attempt,
had at no time adva iced credits
without the knowled fe and con-
sent of the Mini s ter of Finance
and that most of th . loans had
been fully repaid.
The investigation further d is-
closed that wheneve Dr. Auer-
bach found forged redit docu-
melds he duly repot .: ed the mat.
ter to the proper at glorifies.
Dr. Auerbach, wt- O had per-
sistently proclaimed his inno-
cence, is still in the prison hos-
pital where, physici;.. ns reported.
he is suffering from a temporary
state of depression'