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Ben Gurion Coming!

Party to Tour
Dexm•Litt Area

David Ben Gurion, Israel's prime minister, will arrive in
Detroit at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at Willow Run Airport.
Detroit's Jews will have an opportunity to welcome Ben
Gurion when the motorcade passes through tht Dexter-
Davison area shortly after 7:15 p.m.
The prime minister's car will turn from Wyoming into
Davison and then proceed from Davison to Dexter, from
Dexter to Chicago, from Chicago to Linwood, from Linwood
back to Davison, and from Davison by way of Third and
Bagley to the Statler Ilotel.
Ben Gurion will be officially welcomed at 11:30 a.m.
Monday at City Hall by Gov. G. Mennen Williams and Mayor
Albert E. Cobo and will make a public address from the
steps of City Hal! on Cadillac Square. -
Earlier on Monday morning, Ben Gurion will psy a two-
hour visit to the Kaiser-Frazer plant in Willow Run. Kaiser-
Frazer has just built an auto factory in Haifa which wilt
provde employment to many thousands of Israeli workers.
Ben Gurion, who arrived in the United States May 3,
is on a nation-wide tour in connection with the $500,000,000
Israeli bond drive.
The City has designated Monday as "Ben Gurion Day."
A Council resolution, proposed by Councilman Charles
G. Oakman, also expressed wishes for the success of the Israel
government bond sale.

Israeli Police
Hold 42 Zealots
in Knesset Plot

JERUSALEM -- (Special) — A
group of religious fanatics were
were held by police after it
- was discovered that they had
planned "to sabotage" the Knes-
set buildings.
Forty-two members of an or-
ganization known as Brith Ka- -
naim (Union of Zealots) were
arrested. They were charged
with planning to throw scare
, bombs into the parliament build-
ing during the night.
The police raids uncovered
I arms caches of pistols, grenades
and guns hidden in two reli-
'Owl.' .',PPAftlx. -
' I.cvl . ‘Itbr.thanti, Jerusalem's
police chief, stated that it was
*discovered that the organiza-
tion intended to drop home-
made bombs from the Knesset
gallery when the Knesset
would discuss a measure re-
quiring religious women to
I
enter national service.
The recent campaign of auto-
mobile burning, which was di-
rected against driving on .the.
Sabbath, also has been connect-
-
, ed with the Brith Kanaim.
The group distributed pam-
phlets for' car owners and sent
out letters warning against dese-
crating the Sabbath by driving
or playing radios. The strength
of the organization is estimated
at 200 or 300.
Brith Kanaim does not recog-
nize the Jewish state because,
it asserts, it is not built on a
biblical foundation. The organ-
ization believes that the re-es-
tablishment of the Jewish peo-
ple will come when the Messiah
appears. Some of the members
have gone so far as to move
across the border into Jordan
to await the Messiah's coming.
Although the bill requiring the
conscription Of women was adopt-
ed, its opponents have kept up
the fight. A group of extreme rab-
bis petitioned the Knesset to halt
conscription, threatening a "fast
and holy war" if their warnings
were not heeded.

Israel Accepts
UN Truce Bid

.

TEL AVIV—(WNS)—The gov-
ernment of Israel has notified the
acting UN truce chief, Col. Ben-
net de Ridder, that it has accept-
ed the Security Council's resolu-
tion calling for a cease-fire order
in. the Syrian-Israel dispute over
the demilitarized area.
Syria, however, advised de
Ridder that it was not prepared
to sign a truce pact before fur-
ther consultations with Damas-
cus, seat of Sy,ria's government.

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Halt Hutch Work,
EN to Ask Israel

NEW YORK — (Special) — A resolution was introduced Wednesday in the United
Nations Security Council that would ask Israel to suspend the drainage project in the
Huleh area, which touched off the recent Syrian-Israeli clashes.

The resolution was sponsored e
i
by the United States, Britain, "rash and one-sided." He said ! of its chairman.
France and Turkey,
After the meeting, Eban said
that his previous apology in the
It would also criticize Israel
council for the air attack had ' that the resolUtion "whitewashes,
for the air attack on a Syrian
ignores and appeases Syrian ag-
outpost and ask Israel to allow been churlishly and unappre- gression." The proposal, he said,
ciatively
received."
the Arabs who were removed
"attempts to strike a blow at
from the border villages to re-
The resolution says that it islIsrael's most vital and legitimate
improper for either party to boy- interests."
turn to their homes .
Abba S. Eban, Israel's repre- cott the Mixed Armistice Com-
There is
i considerable confusion
sentative, called the resolution mission or ignore the instructions as to just how much Arab sup-
port Syria would get if a show-
down with Israel developed. The
Arab League's political commit-
tee is now meeting in Damascus
to attempt to arrange a military
alliance among all its members.
Such a pact has hung fire since
June 17, 1950, with only Saudi
Arabia having ratified it. The
Egyptians are. discussing ratifi-
cation at the present time.
Syria is demanding that the
other Arab countries tell her
now where she stands if a war
breaks out with Israel,
Iraq has already pledged her
lone fighter squadron to Syria
and it is is assumed that Egypt
could at least equal that air sup-
port.
However Fuas Scrag el Din,
Egyptian minister of interior, has
told the Egyptian senate that the
country would take no undue
risks in connection' with'. the
.
Syrian-Israeli situation,
On jhe other . hand Hamid
Zaky, minister of state, has flown .
to Damascus to present his coun-
try's decision to the Arab League.
Most members of the League
seem inclined to sit back and
let the UN solve the problem
if the agreement is acceptable
' to the Arab world.
Meanwhile Moshe Sharett, act-
, ing premier of Israel and foreign
• .
minister,
has warned the Arabs
I that Israel was firmly resolved
C to defend every inch of her terri-
tory from Syrian encroachment.
And despite a plea to stop front
Col. Bennet de Ridder, UN acting
chief in the Buleh ,area, Israeli
A crowd of 9,500 attended last Sunday's celebration of Israel's Independence Day at the State
authorities have speeded up the
Fair Coliseum. Golda Myerson, Israeli minister of labor, was the main speaker. For a detailed
swamp drainage program on
report see page 16.
Lake Huleh.

Detroit Salutes Israel

Ben Gurion Surprises a Small Congregation

NEW YORK—(WNS)—A scene that will long be remembered in 1553 in Greek, Latin and in assent, the Premier asked his
host to visit Israel.
by the worshippers and members of an orthodox synagogue here Hebrew.
to
Philadelphia,
On his way
occurred last Sabbath when Israeli Premier David Ben Gurion and
his entourage entered the house of worship unannounced and joined where he was received at a cere-
mony at Independence Hall, the
the 300 shawl-covered Jews in Sabbath services.
Israeli Premier stopped at Prince-
The Premier had received in O
ton, N. J., to visit Prof. Albert
he
would
,some
day
have
the
vitations from a number of syna-
VIENNA — (WNS) — Arturo
gogues in the city to attend their privilege of greeting them in Einstein.
The scientist met him at the Toscanini and Bruno Walter, two
services. Ben Gurion, however, Israel.
decided upon a comparatively
The day prior, the Israeli Pre- door with pipe' in mouth and of the world's leading conduc-
small house of worship located on mier indulged in one of his fav- with his famous gray sweater tors, have retracted their original
on 51st street, within walking dis- orite pursuits — book browsing. opened at the neck. The two had acceptance of invitations to par-
tance of the Waldorf Astoria. The He visited two stores and pur- nut met since 1950, in Berlin. ticipate in the Salzburg music
Premier had advised the syna- chased a number of books on They first met in 1922 in Pales- festival this year.
gogue president, A. Goodman, of Greek literature and Chinese tine.
It is believed the two artists
When Ben Gunton left the
his intended visit but asked him philosophy. Customers at the
withdrew from the music fes-
not to make the fact public since book stores recognized the Pre- house, he told newsmen that no
tival in protest against the anti-
he wanted to attend the services mier, who exchanged greetings politics had been discussed. All
Jewish manifestations in Austria.
they
talked
about,
he
said,
was
as a private citizen.
with them in Hebrew. At Bren-
the
theory
of
relativity,
Greek
tano's,
where
the
Premier
made
The 50-year-old synagogue has
as its spiritual leader' one of the a purchase, he was made a sur- philosophy, Spinoza and other Anti-Semitic Incidents
youngest rabbis in the country, prise gift of a rare edition of kindred matters.
As Prof. Einstein shook his head Reported Near Boston
22-year-old Rabbi David S. Ka- excerpts from the Bible printed
Yeshivah
Col-
hane, a graduate of
BOSTON—(WNS)—Reports of
lege.
new anti-Semitic incidents in the
Because of the occasion, the
Dorchester and Roxbury areas of
rabbi asked his congregation to
this city were received recently
zot
for
Passover.
ISTANBUL, TURKEY—(WNS)
recite the Halle!, which is offered
by the Jewish Community Coun-
The
report
states
that
opponents
— Romania continues arresting
only on festive ocassions.
cil.
of
Communism
are
blaming
the
After the Premier recited the Jews on charges of treason and
The Council reported the facts
blessings when he was called to anti-Communism, with most of Jews for their situation, with the to the Mayor's Committee on
result
that
anti-Semitism
has
rabbi
the
detainees
known
Zionists,
it
the reading of the law, the
been mounting. At the same time Civic Improvement and received
blessed the visitor and Israel. He was reported here.
A number of Zionist Waders it was disclosed that despite the an assurance that the commit-
curtailed his sermon, declaring
called for a session as quickly as
that the Premier's presence was who were arrested some months anti-Zionist propaganda, the vast possible. Four separate incidents
majority
of
the
300,000
Jews
in
ago
were
still
being
held
for.trial.
the best sermon.
Jews in Romania this year were Romania are anxious to leave the were said to have been reported
, Ben Gurion thanked the con-
in recent days.
country for IsraeL
gregation and expressed the hope aLso prohibited from baking mat-

Toscanini, Walter
Drop Austrian Bid

Zionists Held in Romania