r'Friday; November 22, 1946

Foreign Policy Expert Says
Arabs Wont Ask Soviet Aid

Significance of Threats to Turn to Russia, Made in Heat of
Palestine Controversy, Greatly Exaggerated, Says
Authority in Report on Arab League

WASHINGTON—Arabs are un- once the Zionist threat is re-
likely to turn to Soviet Russia moved.
for aid in their fight against the
"When the League is no longer
establishment of a Jewish state so fully occupied with the Pales-
in Palestine, the Foreign Policy- tine issue, it plans to turn its
Association says in a report on attention to French possessions
the Arab League, prepared by where it will find fertile ground
Vernon McKay.
for its propaganda. Whether
Available evidence indicates the France's present plans for con-
Arabs are winning their struggle cessions to its North African sub-
against a Zionist state comprising jects will be sufficient to stave
the whole of Palestine, and there- off major disturbances remains to
fore have no reason to ally them- be seen.
selves with the 'Soviet Union, the
"In view of Russia's growing
report states.
influence in the area, the ideal
Greatly Exaggerated
approach for the Big Four would
"The significance of Arab be a program of economic devel-
threats to turn to Russia, made opment undertaken in full
An the heat of the Palestine con- cooperation with the Arabs. If
troversy, have been greatly exag- the Soviet Union will not par-
gerated," according to . Mr. ticipate, the West should not
McKay. "In any case, available hesitate to act alone. Typical of
evidence indicates that the Arabs the possibilities is the proposal
are winning their fight against a for a 10-year, $280,000,000 Jordan
Zionist state comprising the Valley development. By provid-
whole of Palestine, and therefore ing the major part of the tech-
have no reason for so drastic a nical and financial aid for such
step. For the moment the Soviet programs as these, the U. S. could
Union; which contains 23 million meet a great challenge: ,
Moslems. is content to extend its
(The Palcor News Agency this
propaganda activities in the Arab week says the London Manches-
world by publishing, in Arabic, ter Guardian reports that an
writings which eulogize life article in Pravda, official organ
among the Soviet Moslems. -
of the Russian Communist Party,
, "Whatever its weakness, the last week defended the rights of
Arab League is more than a de- Arabs in Palestine against the in-
vice to combat Zionism, and is roads by "aggressive Zionism."
likely to outlive the Palestine
(The article, the Manchester
issue if only to carry on the fight says, expressed approval of the
against European domination of Arab plan for an independent
other Arab lands. That it is Palestine government in which
strong enough to overcome- Arab Arabs and Jews would be repre-1
divisions and provide the founda- sented in proportion to their
tion for a single Arab state is numbers. The article accuses the
unlikely. To what extent the American government of wishing
League's plans for social and for electorial reasons to inflict
economic development will be 100,000 Jews on Palestine, with-
successful is uncertain, but the out any reference to the welfare
planning itself is enough of a for- of the Jews in Palestine or gen-
ward step to justify the experi- erally.
ment.
(Commenting on the release of
Interests Coincide
interned Jewish leaders in Pales-
"Although British and Arab in- tine, the Manchester Guardian
terests sometimes coincide, the says this was the indispensible
Arab League is not a British tool. beginning of any attempt at some
- Some British army men who sort of peace in Palestine. "The
were alienated by Arab hostility arrest of the leaders," the Guard-
during World War II fear that ian adds, "was the mistake of
the Arabs, having driven the inept military officials to whom
French out of Syria and Leban- the government surrendered au-
on, will turn against the British thority.)

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Twenfy-one

Body of FIG Woolf .
Returned for Burial

Community Sets Testimonial Plans
For Yiddish Theater's A. Littman

Funeral services were held
last Sunday at Kaufman Funer-
Recognizing the great contri- organizations and to individuals
. -
alHorne- oa Dex-:.
ter , for Flight butions - made by Abraham Lift- to help make a success of the
Officer Irving L. man, for 25' years manager of the performance, points out that Mr.
Woolf, 23, son of Yiddish theater in Detroit, to Littrnan's stubbornness has been
Mr. and Mrs. Yiddish . cultural activities here, responsible for the continuation
Benjamin -L. a community committee has been
Woolf of 2764 formed to honor him with a of the Yiddish theater in Detroit
Tuxedo. Burial testimonial performance on Dec. despite all obstacles. He ex-
was in Clover 11 - at the Masonic auditorium.
plained how Mr. Littman con- t
Hill Park Ceme-
-The committee, headed by Jo- sistently brought the best enter-
t e r y. Rabbi seph Bernstein of the Jewish tainment to • this city and made ,,
Adler officiated. Forward, includes I. Zemel, it possible for many organizations
F/0 Woolf, Harry Weinberg, Charles Driker, and charitable causes to benefit
who was born P. Slomovitz, H. Kaminer and from his efforts.
F/O Woolf
- July 5, 1923, Louis Levine.
"It will be a slight token of
died in Manila, P. I., Oct. 16, of
A number of outstanding actors appreciation for all of us to join
infantile paralysis, and his body
in making the testimonial per-
was brought here for buriaL He already have been enlisted to formance in December an out-
was with the 11th Communica- participate in the performance. standing success," Mr. Bernstein
tions Squadron in the Philip- They include: Aaron Lebedeff, said.
Michal Michalesko, Irving Gross-
pines, was awarded a Presi-
Many local organizations al-
dential citation, June 2, for man, Dinah Goldberg, M. Kleser,
outstanding leadership a n d the Feder Sisters and Mr. and ready have joined in the under-
Mrs. Bozhek.
taking to assure success for the
bravery in defense of American
By special arrangement with Dec. 11 performance. At a con-
lives and property at Nichols
its manager, Reuben Guskin, the ference of representatives of or-
Field, Manila, and at the time of
Yiddish Actors Union is cooperat- ganizations Sunday morning, 29
his death was awaiting discharge
ing in making arrangements for societies were represented and
upon transfer to the U. S.
this testimonial event.
the help of others is being en-
He entered service in Novem-
Mr. Bernstein, in a call to all listed.
ber, 1942, while attending the
University of Michigan. During
the war he served as a B-29
flight officer. He re-enlisted in the
army a year ago.
Sunday, Dec. 1, 8 p.m., at Hotel Lee Plaza
Upon his enlistment he took
special training at the University
of Wisconsin and Duke Univer-
will report on their experiences in displaced
sity. He was an ardent Zionist
persons camps in Germany
and took a deep interest in Pales-
Mrs. Schaver began her mission in behalf of the World
tine's upbuilding.
Jewish Congress and for six months was attached to the
Upon „his death, full military
delegations
the Jewish Agency for Palestine in the dis-
honors were paid to his memory
placed persons camp, where she sang at concerts that were
in Manila by the firing of three
attended by 100,000 people.
volleys and taps, in the Squad-
Mr. Schauer made a thorough study of relief needs in
ron's presence. Services were con-
Europe and will report on his findings at the
ducted by Chaplain Feldheim of
• reception Dec. 1
the 4th Manila General Hospital.
Bring your friends to this meeting which was arranged by the
Besides his parents he is sur-
Central Detroit Committee of the Labor Zionist Organization
vived by two brothers, Robert
of America. Admission free . . . No solicitation of funds.
and Fred.

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