Fr;day, July 11, 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

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from Europe into the United
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the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations. He stated that the
Stratton Bill was endorsed also
by HIAS (Hebrew Immigration
Aid Society), the American Jew-
ish Conference, the National Jew-
ish Welfare Board, the American
Council for Judaism, the National
Council of Jewish Women and
the National Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds.
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the Jewish agencies in America.
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`No Conflict With Arabs,'
Ben-Gurion Tells the UN

Bitter Exchanges Mark Questioning of Jewish Agency
Leader by UNSCOP; Insists That Jewish State Can Be
Established at Once; Leaves Opening for Viable Partition

13,000 in Cyprus Hunger Strike

JERUSALEM. (JTA). — Under Edith Weiss, sister of the Ir-
questioning by UN committee gunist condemned to death for
members, David Ben-Gurion re- participation in the Acre jail
defined Zionist demands for a break, arrived frOm Czechoslova-
Jewish State, but again left the kia. She saw her brother Monday
door open to partition. He said but was not allowed to get close
the Jewish Agency wanted imme- enough to shake his hand.
diately to begin bringing in 1,000,-
Zionists demanded the release
000 immigrants and to start large-
scale economic developments un- of two girls who were arrested
der UN's supervision. He predict- for entering Kadimah house to
ed that it would take three to four leave memorandums for UNSCOP.
Thirteen thousand Cyprus in-
years to begin these prOjects, af-
ter which the UN could withdraw ternees, including 2,000 children,
and Palestine could become 'a are hunger striking in protest
Jewish State. He added that if against deteriorating camp condi-
UN decides on partition, a viable tions.
Jewish State could be established j
. Fear Bubonic Plague
The four-hour session • was HAIFA. (JTA) — Jewish and
marked by bitter exchanges be-lArab medical associations estab-
tween Ben-Gurion and India's! lished seven innoeulation centers
delegate. Sir Abdur Rahman. who! against the bubonic plague. A
attempted to take over direct ! Jewish medical,authority warned
questioning from the chairman,' against the danger of the plague
rough Palestine as
di ng th roug
Emil Sandstroem. Ben-Gurion sprea
was subjected to searching ques- happened 18 months ago. Dr.
thins on the meaning of the Man- ! J. S. M. Pollock, senior medical
date. Balfour's intentions, the I officer, said that 14 persons were
people to
- Mandatory's duties, means of es- stricken. He warned
ta blIshing a Jewish State and wear thick socks and long trou- 1
sers tied at the bottom as a pro- .
Arab-Jewish relations.
tection against fleas. The plague
'No Conflict with Arabs'
is believed being spread by rats
T. Sandstroem's question from an ocean vessel.
whether the Arab-Jewish con-
flict was not the "root of all evil,"
Britain and Arab Boycott
Ben-Gurion replied: "We have no
LONDON. (JTA)—Undersecre-
conflict with Arabs." Sandstroem tary for Foreign Affairs Christo-
asked with what regime Zionists pher Mayhew told Commons that
wanted to replace the White Pa- the Arab boycott will not affect
per and the Mandate, and Ben- the British decision on
the
Gurion replied: "We want the UNSCOP report, which he said,
UN to find if we are right and to will go to the UN Assembly and
establish a Jewish State." He said not to the British government.
it would entail the immigration
The Jewish Committee for Re-
of millions of Jews and large- lief Abroad announced that Pal-
scale economic development. estine immigration certificates
When Sandstroem asked whether now assigned to Jews in the Brit-
UN supervision would not be ish zone in Austria will be al-
mei ely a continuation of the lotted to 25 Jews in that zone,
Mandate, Ben-Gurion replied, in Admont Camp where Jews are
"No, because now there will be concentrated.
• an unequivocal statement that
Palestine will become a Jewish
State." He added that the devel-
opment of the country would be
in the hands of Jews while UN
would only supervise security and
similar matters for a limited time.
Ben-Gurion refused to answer
"yes" or "no" to Rahman's ques-
tion whether his proposed solu-
Give your
tion would not lead to bloody war
with the Arabs. Rahman declared
FURNACE OR STOkER
heatedly: "We will not finish our
A REFRESHER COURSE
questioning in two months or
even two years if you go on this
asked
Rahman
When
way."
Cool Heating Service of Detroit is ready
whether Ben-Gurion would allow
with trained personnel and modern
the immigration question to be
equipment to put your furnace or stoker
decided by Jews and Arabs, the
in prime condition at reasonable rates.
reply was in the affirmative, Ben-
Coll your Wail coal merchant-
Gurion expressing certainty that
first; if he has no immedi-
ately available facilities,
if allowed to return to their coun-
try Jews would live in peace with

it's been a
tough winter

the Arabs.

WASHINGTON, D .C. (JPS)--•
Former N. 'Y'; Governor Herbert
H. Lehman appeared before the

House Immigration subcommittee
last week to testify in favor of
passage of the Stratton bill to

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I I Donors Add Funds
To Shetzer Memorial

Implementing the unanimous
decision of the United Hebrew
Schools at the annual meeting to
perpetuate the .name of the late
Simon Shetzer, the following ad-
ditional scholarships were con-
tributed to the Scholarship Fund
of the United Hebrew Schools, in
memory of Simon Shetzer:
Arthur Fleischman, Joseph
Holtzman, Morris Karbal, Sam-
uel Schwartz, Nathan Schechter,
Philip J. Gilbert, Dr. Alexander
W. Sanders, Maurice Landau, Ja-
cob Kellman, Louis Stoll and Jo-
seph Yolles.

Michigan Registers

4,136 ZOA Members

Reports submitted at the an-
nual convention of the Zionist
Organizaiton of America showed
thAt Michigan cities have a total
of 4,136 members, with another
285 currently delinquent in their
payments.
Detroit's membership total has
risen to 3,330. Other cities with
substantial memberships are:
Flint , Grand Rapi4s, Bay City,
Lansing, Pontiac, Saginaw, Ben-
ton Harbor, Kalamazoo, Muske-

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