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THE JEWISH NEWS '

Friday, March - 24, 1944

Jewry Urged to Press Fight
For Palestine Resolution

Louis Lipsky to Address
Final Gewerkshaften Rally

Lowdermilk Writes
Book on Palestine

Action on Proposals Pending in Congress Temporarily
Delayed and Soon May Result in Action Reaffirming
Country's Support of Commonwealth

Leaders Confident of Raising 1944 Goal of $75,000;
Sidor Belarsky, Emma Shever, Halevy Singing
Society on. Sunday Evening's Program

National and local leaders in the American Zionist
.tmergency Council this week declared that the fight for
the adoption of the Palestine Resolution's pending in Congress
goes on and that there is nothing to deter American Jewry
from positive action to secure abrogation of the White Paper
and the establishment of the Jewish National Home.

Detroit's goal of $75,000 for labor Palestine will be
reached when, the Gewerkshaften drive comes to a close
this Sunday evening, at the campaign's Victory Wind-Up
in the Scottish Rite Cathedral 'of-the Masonic Temple, Morris
•L. Schaver, chairman, assured his fellow workers at the
concluding rally of volunteers at Lachar's, on Thursday

Statements given by national
evening.
leaders over the long distance against the Senate resolution
Louis Lipsky. member of the Federation of Labor, is breaking
telephone on Tuesday night to and President Roosevelt's state-
World Zionist Executive, presi- all records in fund-raising by
dent of the EaStern Insurance labor Zionists. The final results
•The Jewish News were to the ment through Doctors Wise and
effect that the House Foreign Silver are confusing.
Co. former president of the Zion- are expected to show a 50 per
Affairs Committee merely had
ist ' Organization' of Arrerica, will cent increase over the collections
"The Chief of Staff tells Con-
deferred action and that the
be the guest speaker. Mr. Lip- last year, when more than $50,000
gress that we dare not express
battle =for the Resolutions con- an opinion on Palestine lest we
sky's address is being - lOoked was raised.
forward to with keen . interest in
tinues.
Harry Schumer, treasurer . of
offend the Arabs. The Corn-
The. call is _therefore renewed
view of latest cleyelOprne.nts on the campaign, spurred his fellow-
mander-in-Chief then proceeds
Dr. Walter Lowdermilk_..
to Jewish organizations and in-
the Palestinian front.
workers on to increased efforts
to express just such an opinion."
.
dividuals to continue pressing
Artists on Program
at last Thursday's campaign rally.
outstand-
Mr. Stone says that he - is "in-
One of America's
for adoption of the. Palestine
Sidor Belarsky, whose concert Local organizations have increas-
clined to think that the Chief of ing soil • conservationists, Dr.
Resolutions.
Staff in this Palestinian matter, Walter Clay Lowdermilk, assis- appearances have been:. hailed. ed their previous gifts and in-
Huge Rally In N. Y.
like Eisenhower on several oc- tant chief of the Soil Conserva- throughout the land, rwillibe pre- dividuals as well as landsman-
At Madison Square Garden, casions in French North African tion Service of the United sented in a group of _songs, in- schaften, have shown keen inter-
New York, on Tuesday evening, affairs, has been the innocent States, is the author of the sci- cluding Hebrew selectibriS:
est in the drive.
Senators Wagner, Taft and dupe of wilier men."
The general approval given to
A feature of the evening will
entific and highly illuminating
Barkley; Dorothy Thompson,
book, "P a leS tine: Land of be the - appearance of •Halevy the Palestine Resolutions pend-
"Oil General" Hurley
Matthew Woll, Dr. Abba Hillel
Promise," published last week Singing Society in the oratorio ing in Congress has served to
Among these "hostile forces," by Harper. A review of this "Die Tzwei Brieder.". Daniel increase interest in the Gewerk-
Silver and Dr. Stephen S. Wise
demanded abrogation of • the Mr. Stone considers Brig. Gen. bOok appeared in The Jewish Frohman will direct the choir shaften drive. Participants in the
White Paper and favored estab- Patrick J. Hurley who "is an News two weekt. ago.
and Cantor Samuel Mogull will campaign often took time out to
lishment of the Jewish Common- `oil' . general . Hurley operates
have a solo part in the oratorio. mobilize sentiment in behalf of
in full military panoply out of
wealth in Palestine.
Emma Shever, Detroit's popu- the Congressional Resolutions.
Assurances were given in his corporation law office in
lar soprano, will appear as a
Washington that action on the Washington, with his press agent
soloist in the oratorio.
Resolutions in Congress has not commisssioned a major. He is
It is announced that the Ge-
been postponed permanently and one of those who think Arabian
werkshaften celebration w ill
that the overwhelmning senti- Oil too important to be left 'at
PRINCETON, N. J. (JPS)
open with brief remarks by A.
ment in their favor soon will re- the mercy of local conflict,' the
H. Kushinsky, campaign director, Quietly celebrating his 65th
sult in action reaffirming this implication being that conflict
Last Saturday, six tall, husky and Mr. Schaver will present a birthday here, Prof. Albert Ein-
country's support of Jewish as- must be ended by liquidating the M. P.'s came marching into the report as chairman of the cam- stein has sent a cable to the
.
effort to build a Jewish home Jewish Welfare Board — USO paign.
pirations in Palestine.
London News Chronicle ex-
Rep. Wright, one of the spon- in Palestine."
pressing concern lest "the Ger-
Lounge at the Jewish Commun-
Campaign's Success
sors of the pending Resolutions,
Mr. Stone finds that "the ity Center, With a plea,. "please "This year's drive of the Ge- man peril . . . spring up again
• stated that as soon as there is a Near Eastern Division of the find us a place to sleep." Hastily; werkshaften, in behalf of the on a soil of jealousy and strife
suggestion that the military sit- State Department is another im- the staff thumbed through the Histadruth, the Palestine Jewish between the Allies."
uation has improved, he will portant factor behind the scenes. Home Hospitality List, and al-
press for favorable action.
It shares the prejudice and anti- most at midnight reached Mr.
Indignant Over. Action
pathies of the (British) Colonial and Mrs. David Goldberg of
Rep. Compton, co-sponsor of Office.
Cortland Ave., who were listed
the Resolutions, was indignant
There is the same natural and as having accommodations for
over the action of the House instinctive orientation to the three.
Foreign Affairs Committee and Arab potentate and large land-
Mrs. Goldberg turned from
ridiculed the pipeline dreams owner,. the same dislike of the th.e phone, and her husband was
which had interfered with rend- Jew. Its leading Arab expert heard to say, "of course, we
ering justice to the Jewish seems to be Col. Harold B. Hos- will take all six of them and I
cause.
of many kinds have had to be
kins, who is associated with will come right out and pick
A denial that he favored Adolf Berle, another great them up."
omission of referenCes to the friend of the Arabs."
eliminated in favor of war needs.
When Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg
Jewish Commonwealth proposal
arrived,
the
boys,
with
one
Danger in Near East
But courtesy is still unrationed
in the Congressional Resolution
glance at Mrs. Goldberg's kind-
was made by Rep. Celler, who
The New Republic, liberal
ly face, began calling her
and a genuine interest in our
declared that his views in the weekly, comments in an editor-
course of a lengthy. debate in ial, titled "Danger in the Near "Mom."
customers' requirements plus an
This is just . another heart-
the House were misinterpreted. East," as follows:
warming
example
of
Detroit's
The suggestion for omission of
"Two subjects both of which
honest effort to satisfy them are
the "Commonwealth" reference have been important in the news hospitality to servicemen.
The Goldbergs' son is some-
was made by Rep. Fish.
for some time suddenly coalesc-
still making our store a pleasant
President Roosevelt's state- ed into one a few days ago. In where in Italy. •
place to come.
ment of last week was widely this case the whole is greater
hailer by Palestinian Jewry af- than its parts, and is ominous JWB Sponsors Weekly
ter the government had permitt- indeed in its implications. The
.44ed it to • be printed in the He- two subjects are the proposed Servicemen's Breakfasts
brew press. The temporary ban Congressional resolutions recom-
Starting - last Sunday, weekly
on the publication of the' Roose- mending Palestine as a home
breakfasts
are served to service-
velt statement had aroused deep- for the Jews, and the oil pipe-
men and women as a part of the
est indignation.
line which the government is
planning to build across Saudi regular Jewish Welfare Board
Syrian ZOA Division Acts
Woodward at Grand Circus Park
USO program at the Jewish
The Syrian Division of the Arabia for the benefit of three Center. The breakfasts, consist-
Also in Chicago
American
oil
companies."
Zionist Organization of America,
ing of lox and baygel, begin at
in a resolution adopted at a din-
11:30 a. m. and continue until
ner in Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, Youth Forum to Hear
2:30 p. m. A group of USO hos-
HICKEY-FREEMAN CLOTHES
New York, Called for passage of
tesses are on hand to serve.
`Sabotage'
Co-Author
Palestine resolutions pending in
At 2:30 a splash party starts.
Congress and praised President
The Jewish Youth Forum will Refreshments are followed by a
Roosevelt's recent statement that
hear an address by Albert Kahn, tea dance from 5 to 8 p. m.
"the American Government has
co-author of the much discussed
never given its approval to the
book "Sabotage," Sunday, in
White Paper of 1939 . . . and
room 208 of Northern High
that when future decisions are
School, at 8 p. m. Mr. Kahn will
reached, full justice will be done
speak on "Problems Jewish
to those who seek a Jewish Na- Youth Face Today." A period of
tional Home," and urged the discussion will follow. The public
President "to do all in his power is invited.
to help make his expression a
reality."
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Renew Charges Oil
Outbids Jewish Lives
NEW YORK (JPS) — Recent
articles by leading American
journalists of all sections of the
American press, from the mili-
tant progressive to the conserVa-
tive, show concurrence on the
following points: that there is a
relation between the deferment
of the Jewish Commonwealth
resolutions and the Saudi Arab-
ian oil deal; that the oil deal
must be investigated and given
an airing, and that the rescue of
Jewish lives must, in faithful-
ness to American tradition, be
given priority over oil.
I. F. Stone, Washington cor-
respondent of The Nation, lib-
eral weekly, points out that

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