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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 30, 1945
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are clear-cut promises to the
Jews in which the Arabs con-
curred.
Setting as his aim to bring the
case for the Jewish people be-
fore the conscience of mankind,
he shows why Palestine must be
opened at once for the Jewish
Ernst Frankenstein Views people and declares:
"The voices of the martyrs do
Weakness of Claims,
not cry for vengeance. They
Clear-Cut Promises
only demand justice, justice for
the Jews, and justice for the
.Ernest Frankenstein, German- world. The Jewish people has to
educated legal expert who spe- be restored, the world has to
cialized in international matters atone for what it has done to the
at the Italian Embassy and lec- Jews. There will be no tran-
tured at the Academy of Inter- quility and peace on earth before
national Law at the Hague, justice has been rendered. In
makes an excellent case for the the name of the Jewish people
Jewish cause in "Justice for My I herewith demand: JUSTICE!"
People," published by Dial Press.
Mr. Frankenstein, who, at the
time of Nazi acquisition of pow-
Greetings—
er in Germany, lived for a time
in France and is now a practic-
ing international lawyer, makes
a bold plea for the Jews and
places special emphasis on the
Palestinian issue.
INTERIOR DECORATING
His presentation of the Arab
problem is especially illuminat-
"Good Taste
ing. The Arabs do not fare well
Need Not Be
in this classic legal study. A
Expensive"
resume of the Arab position re-
veals
the
weakness
of
their
case,
Palestine Soldiers Active
Jewish Trade Fleet Predicted
1414 Farmer St. RA. 4244
the strength of Jewish claims,
JERUSALEM (ZOA) —Brig.
the proofs on record that there
Gen. Ernest F. Benjamin, com-
mander of the Jewish Brigade,
speaking in Hebrew at a re-
cruiting rally in this city, dis-
closed that in addition to the
TEL AVIV—Jevlxish Palestine 720-ton vessel named Atid, and Brigade there are 23 other Pal-
Slipcovers
Upholstery
estinian limits on duty.
Will have its own mercantile later acquired two motor vessels
of
1,200
and
1,600
tons
each.
The
fleet plying the oceans of the
JERUSALEM (ZOA)—A Chair
company now employs 100 offic-
world by 1950, according to plans ers, its ships ran the gauntlet of of . Applied mathematics named
Passover Greetings To Our Many
submitted to the Jewish Mari- "Bomb Alley" to Tobruk during in honor of Prof. Selig Brodetsky
friends and Customers
time League by Bar-Cochba the siege, and carried on vital sea has been established in the
Meerowitz, director of the Jew- supply services to this country in Faculty of Mathematics of the
Hebrew University. The funds
ish Agency's Martime Depart- their own or chartered craft.
The Greek government ' was were donated by the Judaea and
ment maintained by funds of the
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TOwnsend 8-2344
Keren Hayesod, Palestine Found- evacuated from Crete at the time Z1013. Insurance Companies.
ation Fund.
of the German invasion in 1941,
Meerowitz urged a strong Jew- in a Jewish -vessel.
Portraits
ish shipping fleet to take the
Weddings
place in the Mediterranean va- UPA Funds to Finance
PASSOVER
cated by Italy, stating that 200,- Palestine Vets Settlement
Children
G
REETINGS
000 tons of vessels at a cost of
TEL AVIV (ZOA)—Monies
A Specialty
$10,000,000 would be needed. A
fleet of these proportions could derived from the United Pales-
employ 1,500 Jewish officers and tine Appeal in the U.S. will be
sailors, with work for another used by the Jewish National
1,000 men in the ports. Forty- Fund and the Tales -tine Founda-
five per cent of Palestine's im-
tion Fund, which constitute the
ports and more than 70 per cent
of its exports were sea-borne, he Appeal in the U.S. for a vast
servicemen's rehabilitation pro-
pointed out.
gram, including the purchase of
$4,000,000 Project
several hundred thousand du-
The fishing industry could em- nams of land for the
settlement
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ploy 1,500 families, of whom 500 of 3,000 families of Jewish
Pal-
TY. 6-8684
men would be required for deep- estine's Servicemen.
sea trawlers, 500 in coastal fish-
ing, and 500 in allied industries,
such as boatbuilding, net-mak-
ing, and handling the catches
when brought to shore. The es-
tablishment of seashore fisher-
men's villages and a central fish-
ing port must be undertaken. He
calculated the cost at $4,000,000,
and proposed the creation of a
Each 'day the battles of the IN-
national fishing corporation as-
sociating both public and private
YASiON are faking the lives of
capital.
For
all
the
many
kind-
Tel Aviv should be converted
gallant, brave boys fighting under
into a deep-water port to serve
nesses you have shown
the Stars and Stripes. Your dear
the Jewish population in the
southern part of Palestine. He
ones—sons, husband, sweetheart,
us in the past year
estimated the cost of such con-
version plus the construction of
father, 1;4-Others, relatives and
for the many oppor-
warehouses at $8,000,000.
There are 2,000 Palestinian
friends—are, or soon may be,
tunities you have given
Jews serving ip the Royal Navy
and Merchant Marine, as well as
engaged In those bloody battles.
us to serve • We ex-
in fishing fleets in and around
Watt Bonds buy the equipment,
Palestine, another report to the
tend our thanks and the
Maritime League revealed.
brnmunit'ion and food they need!
Has 13,700 Members
Season's Greetings.
The Maritime League now has
Can you do LESS than buy MORE
164 branches with 13,700 mem-
and MORE War 'Bonds?
bers, a "considerable increase"
since 1942. A branch society has
been formed in Egypt, while in
England the Marchioness of Read-
ing is at the head of their as-
sociate society.
The premier Jewish shipping
DT ON
Fashions for
concern, the Atid Navigation Co.,
had its 10th anniversary in De-
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Discriminating Women
cember.
The
Justice for Jews,
Palestine Plea
Of Noted Author
OSCAR KLAUSNER
STUDIO
Would Replace Italy
In Mediterranean Sea
Max Gross
BARNETT
STUDIO
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:War Bonds
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