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THE - JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 11, 1947

National Council Opens

UNSCOP Votes Against
Visit to Cyprus Camp

Paris Home for Women

NEW YORK.—The National
Council of Jewish Women was
Jewish State Asked by Jewish Agency in Ben-Gurion's represented at
the formal open-
15,000-Word Address; UN Committee's Appeal for
ing of its Home
f o r Unattached
Condemned Irgunists Rejected by Britain
Jewish Women
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The United Nations Special Com- in Paris, July 2,
mittee on Palestine voted 7 to 4 against visiting the intern- by Mrs. Moise
ment camps in Cyprus, and rejected by a vote of 10 to 1 a sub- Cahn, of New
committee's recommendation that it hear the extremist Orleans, La., a ,
national vice-
groups.
president of the
Reliable informants say the committee voted under the organization.
Mrs. Cahn.
impact of the latest outbreak of
Mrs. Cahn extended to the
terrorism, which had an extreme- Inquiry Committee's Plea
residents of the home the per-
ly unfortunate effect upon it. For Irgunists Rejected
sonal greetings of Mrs. Joseph M.
Some of the members are re-
LAKE SUCCESS (JTA)—The Welt of Detroit, president of the
ported to be in a dilemma, not British government has advised Council.
wanting to do anything which UN Secretary-General Trygve Lie
might be construable as anti- that it could take no action on the
British, such as asking represent- plea of the UN inquiry commit- the dissolution of all links be-
atives of the political prisoners tee on behalf of the three Irgun- tween the several areas."
The memorandum emphasized
interned in the Latrun Camp to ists sentenced to death for par-
appear.
ticipation in the Acre jail de- that no settlement of the Pales-
tine issue would be satisfactory
Ben Gurion Asks Jewish
livery.
unless it included the prompt ad-
State; Hints at Partition
In a note submitted to Mr. Lie mission of a "considerable pro-
The Jgwish Agency called upon Sir Alexander Cadogan, Brit-
the United Nations for a "great ain's representative, pointed out portion" of displaced Jews and
act of statesmanship" establishing the death sentences have not yet refugees. It expressed the belief
Palestine as a Jewish state. The been confirmed and said if they that the Morrison plan, which
plea was made by David Ben are confirmed, the High Commis- provides for the federalization of
Gurion, chairman of the Agency's sioner may grant a pardon. It Palestine under a British admin-
executive, in the course of a 15.- stressed, however, that "it is the istration would point the way to
a-30-word address, which took invariable practice of the United a satisfactory solution, if modi-
fied along the following lines:
two hours to deliver.
Kingdom Government not to in-
powers to autonomous prov-
Ben Gurion firmly rejected terfere with the High Commis- inie.eposreet up under the Morrison
plan.
continuation of any mandate, or sioner's discretion."
left
o "reserved
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only a
a joint trusteeship. He declared
The British communication subjects"
the
should
that a bi-national state was "po- added that "His Majesty's Gov- central government.
3. The provincial government
litically and biologically impos- ernment interprets this resolution
sible" since it would be based on '(the General Assembly plea for I should be elected and not appointed.
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tio
l nomoot usi po
parity. which "would mean a per- a truce) as applying to action inCesEaschhoulaj the a autonomous
fu
u
manent deadlock."
calculated to disturb the peace of ' immigration and settlement within
their boundaries.
In a departure from his pre- Palestine. They cannot admit its pr5ov A
zonasle period, the
tofee
tesr oaretrtaonsieto
pared text, Ben Gurion recalled relevance to the normal process!
that the Zionist executive, of the administration of justice , federal system. a custom union. or
complete separation.
meeting in Paris in 1946, had there."
6. The Jewish area should be en-
resolved to consider any pro-
larged on the basis of the Peel Re-
port. with the Negev made available
posal for the establishment of UNSCOP Tours Galilee
for Jewish colonization.
a viable Jewish state in Pales-
ACRE, Palestine (JTA) — The
The memorandum also stipu-
tine, and he said that this stand
Nations Special Commit-, later that there should be no
was reiterated by the Agency United
tee - on Palestine completed a racial and religious discrimina-
representatives. who met with three-day tour of the Galilee dis-
--- the British Government in a trict with visits to a modern goy- I tion against persons from any of
series of informal conferences eriunent farm at Acre, the Ger- !the autonomous provinces w h o
wish to enter or settle in Jerusa-
in London early this year.
man-Jewish village of Naharia ! lem.
Ben Gurion said that the White and the town of Nazareth.
Paper policy could be implement-
The Committee visited Safad, Hank Gets Seven Votes
ed only by force, resulting L where from the high vantage
Hank Greenberg received seven
Palestine having become a police point of Nebi Yusha, the mem-
state with civil liberties abol- bers viewed the great Huleh per cent of all votes cast for the
ished. The Palestine Govern- swamp area of northwestern National League first baseman
ment's memorandum to the com- Palestine, where Jews hope to for the All-Star game, but was
mittee he described as full of reclaim sufficient land to settle way out of the running. National
half-truths and "an open confes- 10.000 persons within the next League hurlers are feeding Hank
sion of the administration's hos- three to five years. UNSCOP was a steady diet of low ball stuff.
tility to the Mandate." .
given details of the reclamation
Bi-nationalism would tend to plans of the Huleh area. which
preserve the status quo and freeze is now highly malarial. The com-
the development of the country. mittee was ,old that experiments
Ben Gurion asserted. He stressed, have shown that the land is fer-
however, that the Agency rejects tile and could bear all types of
any implication that "a conscious fruits and vegetables.
Jew, who cherishes his beliefs
The commission also visited
and language, cannot cooperate Dan at the foot of Mount Hermon.
with a conscious Arab, who cher- where it saw 450 adults and chil-
The United Hebrew
ishes his beliefs and language." dren at work. The delegates were
told that eight years ago the set-
Rabbi Judah L. Fishman
Schools of Detroit
tlement had been a malarial
Disavows Theocratic State
Gratefully Acknowledge
swamp. They also visited nearby
Rabbi Judah L. Fishman. Miz- Kfar Giladi.
the Receipt of
rachi member of the executive,

Palestine Can Absorb Millions
More, UNSCOP Is Told by Kaplan

JERUSALEM, (JTA) —De-
bunking the "legend" of land and
water scarcity in Palestine,
Eliezer Kaplan, treasurer of the
Jewish Agency, told- the United
Nations Special Committee on
Palestine that "this little country
contains enough land and water
to feed not only its present popu-
lation but twice and thrice the
number."
Continuing the second day of
the presentation of the Agency's
case before UNSCOP, Kaplan de-
clared that during the past
quarter of a century the Jews
of Palestine have increased the
irrigated area of the country more
than 10 times—from 40,000 dun-
ams (10,000 acres) to 450,000.
Kaplan asserted that his pre-
dictions on the future of Pales-
tine's agriculture was based on
Jewish colonizing experience
during the past three generations
and on the basis of scientific re-
search carried out on the land
during the last 35 years.
Kaplan referred to the Hays-
Savage plan to develop water re-
sources in various sections of
Palestipe in eight stages. The
plan., which was developed by
had
American engineers who
worked on the TVA and other

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Palestine.)

Anglo-Jewish Assn. Urges
UN Adopt Morrison Plan
LONDON (JTA)—The Anglo-
Jewish Association transmitted a
memorandum to the UN inquiry
committee recommending that
Palestine be partitioned "in a
form not necessarily involving

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disavowed any desire on the part
of religious Zionists to establish
a "theocratic state" in Palestine
and said that there would be fug
freedom for all inhabitants in a
Jewish state.
David Horovitz, head of the
Agency's economic department,
testified that Palestine's absorp-
tivity was adequate - for any
amount of Jewish immigration,
since immigrants bring skill,
money and determination to build
the country, which facilitates the
settlement of more immigrants.
Bneh Favors Trusteeship
Replacement of the Palestine
mandate by an international trus-
teeship, with the proviso that the
Jewish Agency be authorized to
bring into Palestine 1,000,000
Jews within a- period of five
years, will be proposed at the
meeting of the Zionist Action
Committee, in Zurich, at the end
of next month. The announce-
ment was made by Dr. Moshe
lineh, member of the Jewish
Agency executive, prior to his
departure for Europe. He said
bat he contemplates placing this
proposal before the Actions Com-
inittee as an alternative to parti-
iion.
(Serious disagreement with
Dr. Sneh is being given as the
Mason for Mrs. Goldie Meyer-
• m's resignation from her post
as bead of the political depart-
MOM of the Jewish Agency is

large American engineering pro-
jects, was previously presented
to the Anglo-American commit-
tee and differs from the Lowder-
milk "Jordan Valley Authority"
plan in that it calls for the in-
dependent development of limit-
ed areas before the major Jordan
Valley project is begun.
He charged the government
with a "basic lack of understand-
ing" of the nature of Jewish
work in Palestine when it ac-
cuses the Jews of setting up an
exclusively racial economic or-
ganization.
Fritz Bernstein, director of the
Agency's industrial department,
made a number of serious
charges against the Mandatory.
Lashing out at Britain's control
of Palestine's dollar reserves and
of its exports, Bernstein accused
the Mandatory of "exploiting
Jewish Palestine."
He said that during the period
of 1940 to 1946 Palestine earned
a total of $165,000,000—$98.000,000
so-called gift dollars from Am-
erican Jews and $66,000,000 from
exports—which went into the
United Kingdom dollar pool. Al-
location of dollars to neighbor-
ing countries was far in excess
of what they had earned.

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