=riday, October 4, 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

'alestine Jews Alarmed
ly Outbreak of Terror

Center Appoints
Canter As Head
of Intermediates

lice Stations Blasted; 25 Armed Men Raided Haifa
Headquarters; Jews Arrested for Singing Hatikvah
at Wailing Wall After Yom Kippur

By BERL CORALNIK
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A new outbreak of violence by
ish terrorists — signaled by a simultaneous attack on
r police stations on midnight Wednesday, Sept. 26—is
sing great concern among Palestine Jews.
The raids were the most serious act of terrorism since
attack on the life of former High Commissioner Sir

rold MacMichael last month,<■:•
ci the most widespread since to the Jewish Brigade. The Nazi
t March when police stations broadcaster pointed out• that the
Haifa, Jaffa and Jerusalem protest addressed by Rosenwald
!re blasted. A curfew has been to Secretaries Hull and Stimson
,'.! tared in Jerusalem.
was based on the same ground
in Wednesday _night's raids as the Arab protests.
o constables were killed in
ttles with the attackers — be-
Egyptian Premier Asks
ved to be members of the Ir-
Mufti's Return to Jerusalem
n Zvai Leumi — and an Arab
ROME (JPS) — Nahas Pasha,
an army corporal were kill-
by stray shots. The raiders Premier of Egypt, has interven
fered . some casualties, but ed with the Palestine govern-
e were killed. Two arrests ment to obtain • permission for
Haj Amin el Husseini, Mufti of
!re made.
The Haifa police station was Jerusalem, now an active Axis
-ded by 25 men, mostly armed agent in Berlin, to return to Pal-
automatic weapons., Explo- estine, according to information
es with warning notices bear- obtained from reliable sources.
The !Mufti, through neutral
the Irgun Zvai Leumi sign
re placed around the station channels, has been in touch with
damaged two passing mill- Egyptian politicians and with
7y vehicles. The police in re- some members of the govern-
Ising the attack inflicted cas- ment,.. this informant reveals.
I ties and two arrests were Premier Nahas Pasha has alleg-
de. In this engagement one edly obtained a promise from a
lestinian constable was fatally high Palestine official that the
unded, a British constable terms for the Mufti's return,
ffered a concussion and a which are to include a promise
sser-,by wQ.s wounded.
-
- that he will refrain from politi-
fourth attack occurred in cal activities, would - be trans-
them Palestine, w h e r e a mitted to the British Colonial
mber of armed men blasted office.
The Mufti was twice banned
it way into a police station,
le arms and killed a Pales- from Palestine for inciting a
lian constable and an army campaign of • terror there.
rpora I travelling on the road
Agudas Israel Opposes
•ar by.
Partition of Palestine ,
rrested for Singing
NEW YORK (JTA) — Opposi-
dikvah at Wailing Wall
tion to proposed partition of Pal-
Several Jewish youths were estine was expressed here by
rested for singing "Hatikvah" Jacob Rosenheim, president of
the conclusion of Yom Kippur the Agudas Israel World Organ-
•vices at the Wailing Wall ization, in a statement issued to
here religious or political dem- the press in connection with the
istrations are prohibited. persistent rumors ,that a new
therwise the holiday passed partition of Palestine is planned,
with a Jewish State being cre-
iietly throughout Palestine.
In Tel Aviv American Chap- ated in one section.
in Hardy Mackinson, who is
A Jewish, attended services at Ben-florin Quits NZO;
.e Great Synagogue in the corn- Says Zionist Unity Essential
ny of many American officers
NEW YORK (JTA) — Eliahu
d men.
Ben-Horin, clOse collaborator of
the late Vladimir Jabotinsky and
Seeks Port in Palestine
a member of the World Presi-
JERUSALEM (JPS-Palcor) — dency of the New Zionist Organ-
call for a Mediterranean out- ization for the last eight years,
t through Palestine is demand- this week announced that he has
for Iraq by its press, which resigned from that organization.
a nkly states that such outlet
"I wish to emphasize that this
innot be obtained in Syria or step was caused neither by ideo-
ebanon because those t w o logical dissension nor by per-
iuntries strenuously oppose any sonal conflict," he said in a state-
iange in their political status, ment issued here, "but by a con-
7 the influence of any Arab viction that under the changed
ate over their frontiers. The war and post war conditions the
agdad (Iraq) newspaper Al best interests of Zionism impera-
arnan states that "only imagin- tively demand a full unification
y boundaries exist between of all its vital forces. The war
alestine and Egypt and they catastrophe has brought about a
7e bound to disappear."
very considerable rapprochement
between different parties in
azi Arabic Broadcast
Zionism. To continue warming
votes Lessing Rosenwald
the petty hatreds and suspicions
LONDON (JPS-Palcor)—Les- of yesterday, without taking ac-
ng J. Rosenwald, president of count of what is happening and
le American Council for Juda- likely to happen in the world,
m, was praised in a Nazi broad- might be fatal for the Jewish
Ast in Arabic for his Opposition cause."

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r enew Appeal for Volunteers

For Coming War Chest Drive

Men's and women's teams are being organized to par-
icipate in the drive for $8,250,000 of the War Chest of Metro-
olitan Detroit, to be conducted here from Oct. 25 through

boy. 10.
An appeal has been issued to all members of the Jewish
ommunity of Detroit to call the office of the Jewish Welfare

'ederation, 51 W. Warren Ave., CO. 1600, and to volunteer

s workers in this drive.

All important overseas war needs, including the United
ewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine,
re included in the drive.
Also — all causes of the Allied Jewish Campaign, which
acludes 55 local, overseas and national causes, are provided
or in the War Chest quota.
The United Hebrew Schools the Home for Aged, the
Yiddish
schools, the Hebrew University and the other
.
iciaries of the Allied Jewish Campaign depend for their

ticorne upon the success of the War Chest drive.

Former Bronx YMHA Aide
and CCNY Teacher to
Join Staff Here

Mrs. Benjamin E. Jaffe, chair-
man of the program division of
the Jewish Community Center,
announces the appointment of
Irving Canter of New York as
intermediate director.
Mr. Canter was assistant ex-
ecutive director of the 'East
Bronx Com-
munity YMHA
and YWHA, and
a member of the
staff of the soc-
i o 1 ogy depart-
ment of the Col-
lege of the City
of N. Y.
The new in-
termediate dir-
e c t o r received '•
his B.S.S., maj- I. Canter
oring in sociology at City College
and his M.S. in educational soci-
ology at the School of Education,
City College. He also has taken
graduate courses at the New.
York School of Social Work.
As a research assistant for the
Jewish Welfare Board, , M r .
Canter completed a study of
Jewish population trends in New
York City. He also has made a
study of community- resources of
the Pelham Parkway section of
the Bronx- for the Bronx YMHA
and YWHA.
As chairman of the intermedi-
ate activities commitee, Emil T.
Stern will supervise this year's
intermediate program.

Judge Friedman
Honored by Elks

Gets Life Membership;
Praiied for Ability as Jurist
by Judge Gordon

Judge William Friedman was
extended high honors at Elks
Temple - on Sept. 28 when the
Order of Elks conferred upon
him a life membership.
Judge Arthur Gordon paid
honor to Judge Friedman in mak-
ing the presentation. Judge
Gordon took occasion to praise
Judge Friedman for his ability
as a jurist.

Sholem Aleichem
Schools Plan 14th
Annual Project

Series of Events Will Precede

Donor Affair on Jan. 3
at Book Cadillac

Arrangements are being com-
pleted by - the Jewish People's
Schools for the 14th annual don-
or project to be held Jan. 3 at
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
A series of events in conjunc-
tion with this project include
the following: A games party
Nov. 19 at Workmen's Circle
Education Center, 11535 Lin-
wood; a pep rally with Philip
Adler as chairman; a donor
patrons' event at the home of
Mrs. Ethel Shorr, 18111 Muir-
land, on Oct. 18; a party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Friedman, 4000 Taylor, with
Moshe Dombey as guest reader;
parties planned by Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Finkelstein and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Driker.
A resale store has been made
available at 6464 Russell. To
provide bundles for the store,
call Dora Rose, TY. 4-4313.
Sholem Aleichem Women's
Literary Clubs are planning
events for the Yiddish Scientific
Institute, Teachers' Seminary,
Kinder Journal and for the an-
nual donor event of the Sholem
Aleichem Schools.

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compare with the events you have held
in years gone by . . . Can the savings
compare with your value-giving of other,
pre-war years"'

NOTE:

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We won't pretend that our stocks are as large

as they were in other years! We won't try to tell

you that you can find all of everything that you

may wish to buy ... BUT we emphatically do say

that values were never greater! You'll make

worthwhile savings during this event . . . you'll

get a lot for your money . . YOU'LL SAVE!

These Annual events are a tradition at Pupko's

.. and we'll maintain the tradition in the face

of growing scarcities. You may not find every-

thing you expect to find at Pupko's as in past

years . . . BUT YOU WILL SAVE on everything

you buy in this sal.

Again, we especially re-
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purchases to the abso-
lute minimum of your
necessary requirements
during this sale so that
as many of our custom-
ers as possible' can share
in the savings offered.

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