THE JEWISH NEWS
Piro Ton
Between You
and Me
By Ben Lewis
Copyright, 1942,
eivish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.
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WEIZMANN MEETS
LrrviNOFF-
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the
great Jewish nationalist, and
Maxim Litvinoff, the Jewish in-
ternationalist, recently met each
other for the first time . . . The
meeting was of an official char-
acter and took place in the Soviet
Embassy in Washington . . .
Though both speak Russian at
home, the language they used
in their conversation was Eng-
lish . . . Said Weizmann to Lit-
vinoff: "Has the Soviet Govern-
ment any objection to Palestine
becoming a Jewish State?" . . .
"I personally do not see any ob-
jection to any nation wishing to
have a land of its own," Litvin-
off replied . . . "Yet," smiled Dr.
Weizmann, "Zionism is frowned
upon in your country" . . . "Was
frowned upon," Litvinoff correct-
ed him . . . And seeing that Dr.
Weizmann was puzzled by the
correction, Litvinoff explained:
"You see," he said, "as long as
we considered Britain an enemy
of Soviet Russia, we considered
the Zionists agents of British im-
perialism. Nov that Britain is
our ally, the Zionists are no
longer our enemies" . . . The
conversation then turned to the
Arab-Jewish problem, on wheth-
er Soviet Russia would be ready
to support Jewish aspirations in
Palestine at the forthcoming
peace conference, and on a num-
ber of other highly delicate
questions . . . Litvinoff seemed to
be 'very much impressed with
Dr. Weizmann . . . A few weeks
ago he received David Ben-
Gurion and Dr. Nahum Gold-
man who also enlightened him
concerning Jewish achievements
in Palestine . . .
British Labor Unanimously
Approves Jewish Homeland
English Irked by Wedgwood's Pro-Zionist Speech; Laborite
Urges Mandate Be Transferred to the United States
LONDON (JPS-Palcor)—Unanimous approval of the
postwar program for the establishment of the Jewish
National Home in Palestine was voted by the British Labor
Party at its annual convention when it adopted the text
of the resolution on international affairs that had been
submitted by the executive of the party.
Noel Baker, M. P., moved there
resolution which urged that "in- force in Palestine and asserted
ternational assistance shall be that the United States could
given. for the promotion by im- build in Palestine another free
migration and settlement of the land with open doors and open
Jewish National Home in Pales- hearts.
tine." During the discussion one
The BBC statement, apologiz-
of the delegates, criticizing some ing for transmission of the
other resolutions, stated that the speech, said: "In this instance,
only resolution with a positive owing to the serious error in
character was that relating to the judgment on the part of the of-
establishment of the -Jewish Na- ficial whose duty it was to
tional Home in Palestine. This scrutinize the script, the regula-
observation was supported by an- tions were not properly inter-
other speaker.
preted."
WEDGWOOD IRKS ENGLISH
`BRITAIN'S NAMELESS ALLY'
A storm of criticism and a BBC
As members of the British
apology for allowing the talk to
be broadcast were the result of Labor Party milled about their
the airing of Baron Wedgwood's meeting rooms in annual con-
speech to the second annual vention, they had in their hands
American Palestine Committee a reminder of the Jews of Pales-
dinner in Washington. The ag- tine, who have been compelled to
gressive friend of the Jewish be "Britain's Nameless Ally."
people urged the United States That is the title of a pamphlet
to take over Britain's mandate distributed at the Labor Party
for Palestine and had advocated convention and compiled by
the creation of a Jewish Army Israel Cohen, former Secretary
in Palestine, after assailing the of the World Zionist Organiza-
British for an anti-Semitic ad- tion.
Dealing with the -Jewish war
ministration in Palestine proper.
Wedgwood charged that the effort in Palestine, the pamphlet
British administration in Pales- was accompanied by a covering
tine "doesn't like Jews" and that letter from Berl Locker, Jewish
"there are enough anti-Semites Agency Executive representative
and crypto-fascists in Britain to who is attending the convention.
back up • the Hitler policy and Mr. Locker pointed out that the
spirit." He strongly urged the booklet describes the facts and
formation of a Jewish fighting figures about the Jewish men and
women who have volunteered in
Palestine, "proving the close co-
Governor Lehman's daughter operation they are giving in the
about two years ago . . . Two struggle against barbarism. Jew-
sons of the Jewish Governor of
ish labor is proud that the great
New York State aye serving in majority of the Jewish volun-
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the war . . . They are: Pete: G. teers is from the Histadruth. It
WAR ECHOES—
Lehman who is with the Royal
painful that
Secretary Morgenthau was Canadian Air Force and John R. is, therefore, more
their services are not fully
_present this week at the station Lehman who is a lieutenant in
utilized and that the Jewish flag
in Beacon, N. Y., when his son, the U. S. Army . • . You remem-
and name are withheld from
Henry Morgenthau 3rd, left with ber Corporal Meyer Levin who
them; and that Jewish refugees
130 other selectees for induczion was Colin Kelly's bombardier?
countries are
into the army in New York City Well, you may soon see him in fleeing from Nazi
unable to enter the Jewish Na-
.. . The Secretary of the Treas- the Heroes Cavalcade which
tional Home, with disastrous re-
ury already has one son in the Twentieth Century Fox is plan-
service . . . He is Ensign Robert ning . The Cavalcade will in- sults, such as the St r a m a
Morgenthau of the Navy . . . clude Jimmy Doolittle, Lt. John tragedy."
Governor Herbert Lehman's son- Bulkeley, Lt. Commdr. Eddie
in-law, Boris de Vadetesky, leas O'Hare and other heroes of the URGES MANDATE FOR U.S.
enlisted as a private in the in- nation who have made history
LONDON, (JTA)—The broad-
fantry . . . He was married to since Pearl Harbor.
cast from here to America by
Lord Wedgwood has provoked
THUM'S NOTHING FINER THAN
great commotion in England.
Replying to press criticism of
his address, the pro-Zionist peer
stated: "The broadcast represents
my considered opinion. The
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Apprehension over the future
of the Jews in Palestine, as a re-
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sult of Arab-Jewish tension, was
expressed here by Viscount
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Samuel, first British High Com-
missioner for Palestine, who re-
cently returned from a short visit
FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION
there.
Located on U. S. 31—One Mile North of South Haven, Mich.
Writing in the Star, a London
evening paper, Viscount Samuel
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COTTAGES are located on
states that he found war-time
the shores of Lake Michigan, "1-
conditions in Palestine very sat-
on a 30 acre park and 1000
feet of Private Bathing
isfactory as far as industrial
Beach. These cottages are
prosperity is concerned. The
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political aspects of the Palestine
rive rooms with sleeping
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porches. All are of the latest
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Friday, jun. 5,'
Camp Department
Is Formed Here by
Inter-Faith Group
Joseph Q. Mayne, executive
secretary of the Detroit Round
Table of Catholics, Protestants
and Jews, announces the creation
of a Department of Camps and
Other Military Bases.
The project is one of six de-
partments which have been set
up in a plan to intensify the
work of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews during
the war period and as prepara-
tion to cope with human
relations problems following the
war. The other departments are:
Department of Church Coopera-
tion; Department of School Co-
operation; Department of Com-
munity Cooperation; Department
of Press, Magazines, Radio; an
Department of Religious News
Service. Each department will
be headed by a full-time staff
executive, and will be super-
vised by a Commission composed
of members of the organization's
board of trustees and special-
ists in each field.
2 VETERAN GROCERS
OPEN NEW MARKET
ON W. McNICHOLS RD.
Two veteran groceryinen, Abe
and Bud Sampson, who have
been in the retail food business
here for the last 30 years, are
looking forward to greeting hun:
dreds of their old friends when
they hold the formal opening of
their new super market, Thurs-
day through Sunday, June 11
to 14, at 7624 West McNichols
Rd. The new market, modernly
equipped in every way, already
is in operation featuring a com-
plete line of fine quality foods,
including most appetizing Jewish
products and a special fruit and
vegetable department.
During the days of the formal
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Our autos will make direct connections with the Pere Marquette B. B. at
Bangor, Michigan, to bring you to Sleepy Hollow. Scheduled runs into
South Haven daily without charge to our patrons.
Daily, Weekly and Season Rates. Write EDWARD GRAY
7601 Chappel Avenue, Chicago
Phone South Haven 860
Or, Sleepy Hollow Beach. South Haven, Mich.
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The Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America,
through its national president,
William Weiss, announces that
its 44th anniversary national
convention will be held on Sun-
day and Monday, June 28 and 29,
at Hotel Riverside Plaza, 235 W.
73rd St., New York City.
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Transportation is available
Camp Chelsea campers., Ca
Chelsea, the camp for mothe
and children, located near Chel
sea, Mich., may be reached b
Greyhound bus. The buses leav
the Detroit Washington Blvd. b
station at 1:20 and 3:20 p. m., ar
riving at Chelsea at 3:20 and 5:
p. m. The camp truck will m
these buses to transport campe
and their luggage to camp. B
fare to Chelsea is $1.31 one wa
and $2.36 round trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kulk .
directors of Camp Chelsea, r
quest that campers plan to co
to camp in the afternoon, so th
their first meal at camp will
supper.
Camp Chelsea will open o
June 28, and invites the husban
and fathers of campers to spen
the first and last weeks of
camping season with their
ilies. The first camp week
eludes the July 4 week-end.
last camp week edns Aug. 22.
all other times the camp is r
stricted to mothers alone,
mothers and children from thr
to seven years of age.
Registration for Camp Chels
may be made at the Jewish Co
munity Center. Appointments f
registration should be obtain
from Mrs. Sally Grant, camp re
istrar. The telephone number
Madison 8400.
opening food samples will
given away.
Robert Auster, well know
kosher butcher, formerly wi.
will h
Gordon's Market,
charge of the meat depar
A few of the local concerns
ing and cooperating with
Sampson Bros. Market
United Dairies, Gunsberg Kosh
Star Sausage Co., National Ba
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Pointe canned foods, Faygo Be
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