Friday, May 23, 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Eighteen

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Chairman of Vaad Leumi
Hails Gromyko Stand at UN

(Special Cable to The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Addressing the opening session
of Assefath Hanivcharim, the Jewish National Assembly,
David Remez, chairman of the Vaad Leumi, hailed the state-
ment before the UN by Andrei Gromyko as opening new
horizons for Palestine Jewry.
Revieving achievements of the Yishuv in the past 25

years, Remez said: "We have built
farms, villages, cities, suburbs, their financial needs for the re-
trade, industry, educational and organization of military forces, to
cultural institutions—all by our acquire modern military equip-
own means, without state authori- ment and for their economic de-
ty. We now demand this au- velopment. . This is seen as a
thority f the United Nations." I move to appease the Arabs who
Remez suggested adoption of failed in their objectives before
UN. Some speculate the
Assefath Hanivcharim constitu-
tional changes allowing groups Arabs may reject a loan, being
still not represented in Vaad angered by the UN situation.
Deliberations Continue
Leumi to join, and urged imposi-
Deliberations, meanwhile, con-
tion of "national discipline" on
tinue among Arabs, including the
the terrorists.
Palestine Arab Higher Commit-
Deal with Terrorism
I tee, regarding their appearance
The fifth session of Assefath before the UN's inquiry commit-
Hanivcharim, which was elected tee. The Arab position is expect-
in 19447vaill deal primarily with ed to be clarified this week.
the problem of curbing 'terrorism T le ex-Mufti is known to be
and outlining a line to be follow- opposed to an Arab appearance
ed by Zionists before the UN in- before the inquirers, but other
quiry committee. Partitionists members are believed to be re-
and anti-partitionists are aligning luctant to pass up an opportunity
forces in a strenuous fight.
. to plead their case before an in-
The Jewish Agency Executive ternational body. The Palestine
in a three to on vote rejected Arab Committee is seeking advice
the proposal that the Zionist from Arab governments who are
Actions Committee should meet expected to advise them to appear
in July in Paris but decided by a before the UN committee.
10 to 9 vote to hold the meeting The Jewish Agency feverishly
in Jerusalem on June 10, but this is compiling documents to present
decision may yet be changed.
its case.
It is reported that American Forty thousand Jews and Arabs
Embassies in the Middle East re- are striking against the military
ceived instructions from the State government for pay raises, union
Department to approach Arab recognition, severance pay and
governments an :I to investigate other improvements.

Summer Invasion By DPs
Into Palestine Believed On

While Jewish leaders al-kid statesmen representing the 55
members of the United Nations appear more hopeful that
there will be a solution to the Palestine problem this year, the
predominant view being that a partition scheme will be en-
forced as a result of the actions of the UN inquiry committee,
Jews have intensified their drive to enter the Jewish Home-
land.

Several thousand Jews were
seized last week-end by British
boats off Haifa and it is reported ,
that more uncertificated immi- '
grants are coming.
Reports are current that in ad-
dition to the intercepted 1,200-1
ton ship Trade Winds six or more
others, including one named
Brigadier Kisch, are on the way
to Palestine. It is part of the pre-
dicted "summer invasion" of
refugees.
In an address in London last
week, Winston Churchill attacked
the present British government's
policy of keeping 100,000 soldiers
in Palestine.
While the Jewish Agency is
, calling upon all elements to main-
tain peace in Palestine in accord-
ance with the UN Assembly's
plea, the Irgun and the Sternists
are reported to have agreed to end

their operations, provided

Mizrachi Honors -
Daniel Temchin
At Dinner June 9

the

British authorities likewise will
end their searches and attacks.
The Palestine government has
agreed to admit 375 Cyprus de-
tainees who were denied entrance
to the land last month.
Among the dead in the out-
bursts list week was a Jewish
CID inspector, Shindel.

Most of U. S. Press
Reported Pro-Zionist

NEW YORK—Sixty-six percent
of the general press in this coun-
try supports the Zionist position
at the United Nations and ex-
presses a condemnatory attitude
regarding Britain, the Arabs or
the Palestine stand of the U. S.,
at the United Natioris, according
to figures released by Ernest E.
Barbarash, director of public re-
lations of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America.
Based upon a study made by
the Twohey Analysis of News-
paper Opinion of Washington, D.
C., these figures further reveal
that 10 per cent of the press is
inclined toward defense of the
British, while the balance, a total
of 24 percent, is noncommittal.
Of the majority group of 66
percent (pro-Zionist), 26 percent
blast the British as simply seek-
ing more delay in furthering a
United Nations investigation and
as having given no promise to
abide by UN recommendations.
Another 22 percent are critical of
U. S. policy and urge its clarifi-
cation.

IN MEMORIAM

DANIEL TEMCHIN

In loving memory of our darl- Temchin's quarter of a century

ing daughter, and sister, Hidena of effort in behalf of religious

Zionism.
Temchin was one of the four;
ders of Mizrachi here and head-
ed the organization for many
years. He is a former president
of the Mizrachi Mid-West region
and is a member of the national
executive of Mizrachi.
The annual report of the ac-
complishments of local Mizrachi
will be given by the president,
Irving W. Schlussel, and the
nominating committee will pre-
sent its slate of officers for the
coming year.
The dinner committee is com-
posed of Morris Mohr, Abe Nuss-
baum, Sol B. Edelman, Max Tern-
Belgium Enacts Legislation
chin, Aaron Tilchin,
Moses
Returning Property of Jews
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Bel- Wiser, Israel Levenson, Sol Chi•
gian government has enacted leg- nitz, lridore Sosnick, Meyer Beck..
man, David Edelman, David L
islation providing for the return
Berris and Charles T. Gellman.
to German Jewish refugees of
property seized under laws of
1944 and 1945 impounding the
property of "enemy nationals,"
the World Jewish Congress dis-
SPECIAL
closed.
PRICE

Schultz, who passed away in her
18th year, three years ago today,
May 23, 1944.
We lost a living flower on earth
and the sky gained a star.
The shock was sudden, the pain
severe,
We little thought such grief
was near.
Our hearts still ache with sad-
ness,
Our eyes shed many a tear;
God alone knows how much
we miss you as this ends the third
year; gone but not forgotten,
Sadly missed.
Mother, Father, Manny and Morris

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