World Jewry Waits Palestine Showdown Following Ultimatum to Jewish Agency (Continued from Page 1) ception to the statement that resolutions adopted by JeWish auhorities are merely purported to condemn bloodshed. "There is no warrant whatever for this implied charge of insincerity. The government phould be fully aware how strongly the Agency and the Vaad Leumi condemn blood- shed." The British have begun assembling civilians from all of Palestine in the Sarafend Army Base southwest of Lydda in preparation for their evacuation. Police posts have been established at every mile along the long winding road from Jerusalem to Sarafend. Asher Levitsky, Gruner's attorney, appealed in his be- half privately to the Privy Council. Permission for a private appeal was granted Mr. Levitsky by the Supreme Court after it had rejected a motion for stay in execution atid .prohibited his official appeal to the Privy Council. Agency Appeals Against Palestine Martial Law JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Mrs. Goldie Meyerson, head of the political department of the Jew- ish Agency in Jerusalem, appeal- ed to the British government not to impose martial law, "especially now when- something tonstruc- tive may spring from the present London talks," but she rejected British demands for large-scale warfare by the Jewish commun- ity agai,nst the extremists, declar- ing that -'we refuse to plunge the Yishuv into civil war." Mrs. Meyerson's appeal came a , few hours before the departure of a plane carrying 40 British wo- men and children to England, the vanguard of the more than 2,000 who were evacuated this week. (Menahem Beigin, 36-year- Page Seven THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 7, I947 Dr. Franzblau Heads N. Y. College Branch date on an equal basis with the British. In his address in Commons last Friday, Churchill said: "We have broken our pledges to the State, U. S. Leaders Endorse Plans For JWV Military Ball on Feb. 22 Mayor Edward J. Jeffries of Detroit, Mayor Louis Brohl Sr. of Wyandotte, Milton Richman, national commander of Jewish War Veterans, J. George Fred- man, editor of Jewish Veteran, and others, including local, state and national leaders, have join- ed in commanding the Michigan Department of Jewish War Vet- erans in its plans for the fourth annual patriotic ball at the Ma- sonic Temple on Feb. 22. Veterans and other organiza- tions are planning group attend- ance at the dance which will feature a 12-piece dance orches- tra and a six-piece rhumba band. There will be martial perfor- mance by American Legion Lad- ies Drill Team, accompanied by the JWV Drill Team. Thousands are expected at the dance, 1,500 patrons' tickets hav- ing been distributed. There will be delegations from Flint, Wy- DR. A. N. FRANZBLAII Jews. We have not fulfilled the promises made at the elec- The school of Religious Educa- tion. The government has tion, a New York branch of the proved incapable of carrying Hebrew Union College of CM- I cinnati, sponsored by the College them out." In an address at the confer- and the Union of American He- I ence of the Zionist Federation brew Congregations, opened in of Great Britain, over which he New York for the training of presided on Sunday. Barnett Dan- personnel for Reform Jewish con- ner, Labor M. Pt, demanded Brit- gregations under the direction of ain give power to the Jewish DEAN ABRAHAM N. FRANZ- Agency to enable it to suppress BLAU, until recently professor of religious education and pas- terrorism, and he stated: toral psychology at Hebrew Union "We ought to make it clear we College, Cincinnati. will not stand—any more than any other civilized people—for the destruction of our cause by Government's Consent those who adopt tactics which old head of Irgun, told Clay Required for Baptism are not in consonance with the y Gowran of the Chicago Tribune dignity and the duty of the Jew- i Of Youths in Britain Press Service through an inter- ish people." mediary, in Jerusalem, the Moshe Shertok. head of the LONDON (JTA) — The Arch- evacuation order for civilians Jewish Agency political depart- bishop of Canterbury announced was unnecessary because the ment, said "in London he was not that British clergymen who are Irgunists will never lay a hand too hopeful about the results of asked to baptize Jewish refugee on women or children - in the current British-Jewish talks. children must not do so without Campaign against the British). Colonial Secretary C r e e c h- first consulting the Home Office, The Agency political spokes- Jones admitted in Commons the which has been appointed the man expressed regret at the entire Jewish community of Pal- guardian of all such children. evacuation order, declaring the estine cooperated in the search Writing in an official church British women and children were for the kidnapers of the two bulletin, he said: "Clearly these in no danger. If the move was Britishers. children and yoinig peckple should "contemplated to make an im- Danner and Samuel Silverman, not be thus -divorced from . their • pression on world-wide opinion. we are sorry such methods are also a Laborite M. P., said they parental faith without consulta- ti on with the person who is `loco ro being used," Mrs. Meyerson add- abhorred terrism, but pointed out it arose as a direct result of parentis . t o them." • ed. the feeling of frustration of the Jewish leaders, headed by Chief Palestine Jews who were not Latin American World Jewish Rabbi Isaac Herzog, continued permitted to extend a helping Congress Sessions in March their frantic efforts to persuade hand to their brethren in the MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Boy Gruner, condemned Irgunist, DP camps of Europe. Silverman American con- to sign an appeal to the Privy said it was futile to speak of a re- (JTA)—A Latin Council. High Commissioner Sir turn of law and order to Pales- ference of the World Jewish Con- Alan Cunningham has under con- tine There has been no law gress will open here March 20. sideration a personal appeal for in Palestine since 1938," he said, The World Jewish Congress ex- commutation of Gruner's sen- adding it is impossible for a gov- ecutive is expected to be repres- ented by Dr. Stephen Wise, Dr. tence made by Herzog and Chief ernment to carry on without the Nahum Goldmann and Dr. Ig- Rabbi Ben Zion Uziel. consent of the governed. nacy Schwartzbart. Gruner's lawyer has cabled Richard Crossman, Laborite Henry Wallace Gen. DeGaulle and former member of the Anglo and Georges Bidault, French for- American Committee on Pales- Jerusalem prison attacked Jews eign minister, and other promin- tine, described the Irgiini;;ts as held for interrogation with knives ent world figures asking them to semi-fascists who are being fought and broken bottles. An investiga- appeal to the British government tooth and nail by organized Pal- tion has' been demanded by the • estine Labor_ "We face the posi- Vaad Leumi.. to halt the execution. tion where law and order can be • David Ben-Gurion. Mo s h e restored only if the moderates Shertok, Emanuel Neuman, Prof.1 Stay of Execution Selig trodetsky, Dr. Nahum are . - 2 ngthened." Eases Tension in Zion Major Reginald Manningham- Goldmann and Berl Locker con- Another stay of execution of Conservative who also ferred with Foreign Secretary Gruner, Gruner, which was planned for sery ed on the Anglo-American Bevin and Colonial Secretary Feb. 4. ordered on Monday, again Creech-Jones for three hours re- helped to ease the situation. commission, backed Stanley's garding Palestine's future status. Despite pleadings by Chief Rabbi charge the government has had • Palcor reports that the Mufti no policy on Palestine for the last Herzog and his attorney, Gru- 18 _months. He said the govern- controlled Arab Higher Commit- ner has insisted on becoming a merit was aware of the situation tee is moving its headquarters martyr for the cause. in November, 1945, and had no to Cairo, the plan being to launch A statement was issued in be- for for the commission. Since an Arab uprising in Palestine. half of Haganah offering to stamp the inquiry group had rendered Palcor also reports that Palestine out violence, providing the Brit- its report, the government had Arabs who oppose the Mufti are ish government does not interfere continued to let the matter drift, arming to balk the Mufti's bid for power and for new uprisings in its actions. he stated. VA resume of other events against Jews. " In Washington, - the State De- • Dov Gruner's refusal to apply affecting Palestine follows: partment decided last week, that for an appeal against his execu- there were ample private facili- '• An order for $2,000,000 worth tion continued to mar Palestine's ties aVailable for any U. S. citi- of American - machinery was peace. Jewish circles feel that . zen to leaVe voluntarily. The placed in the• U. S. by American the threat of martial law con- _ State Department, acting on Palestine Trading Corp. AMPAL tinues to hang over the land. recommendations from Lowell C. and the Palestine Economic Corp. ;Pinkerton, American Consul- • Dr. • Cyril Garbett, Archbishop General in Jerusalem, indicated of York, asserted in his diocesan _ . no special measures or organized organ that "justifiable anger" evacuation program was neces- has been aroused not only by sary_ Thus confidence is express- terrorism in Palestine but by ed the 4,300 Americans in Pales- "reckless and unscrupulous sup- port". given the extremists by For Fast, Efficient Service tine are not in danger. President Truman indicated it Jews in America and elsewhere. Dial TY. 6-3693 • The British Trades Union is his belief Winston Churchill Council told the JTA that it had Cash and Carry was expressing a personal opin.- not been approached by the bap in urging the goveniment I Ministry of Labor for a discus- to hand over responsibility for sion of the projected admission Palestine to the United Nations to England of 80,000 displaced 1549-53 GR. RIVER in the event the U. S. refuses to Jews. share responsibility for the man- • Fifty Arab inmates of the NEW LINSDALE LAUNDRY 3 Day Service andotte and other Michigan communities. All radio stations are cooper- ating in publicizing the event. Plan Patriotic Events Post 135 of JWV is sponsoring a special Lincoln Day patriotic program, Feb. 10, at JWV Aud- itorium, 8212 12th St. Command- er David Kay of the post will deliver the principal address. David Gutman will sing. _ Re- freshments will be served. All JWV members and the public are invited. 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