Let Us Live Like Men,
DPs Beg UN Visitors

HOHNE CAMP, British Zone,
Germany, (JTA)—On the last lap
- of its tour of the DP camps,
the UNSCOP sub-committee wit-
nessed the dramatic departure of
400 certificate-b ear i n g Jews
from this camp for Palestine.
The former camp inmates were
sent off amid cheer and the sing-
ing of Hatikvah and received the
best wishes of the committee
members.
"How long must we remain
trapped here? We want to work
and live like men, not rot. Why
does not the world hear us?" _
These were the questions
which displaced Jews in Berlin
asked the members of the United
Nations group.
Both Gen. Lucius D. Clay,
American commander in Ger-
many, and Maj. Gen. Sir Brian
Robertson, Deputy commander
of the British zone, told the
UN investigators that Germany
was infested with racism and
mounting anti-Semitism.
Gen. Clay said he doubted it
was possible to absorb great num-
bers of Jews into German econ-
omy without exposing the rest
of the Jewish population to the
danger of increased anti-Semit-
ism. He stated that the displaced
Jews in the camps were leading
an "unnatural life" and without
an economic future.

2000 Processed For Palestine
The British deputy commander

stated that the majority of the
10,800 displaced Jews in his zone
wish to emigrate to Palestine
and that only some would go to
other countries if given the op-
portunity.
Brigadier A. G. Kenchington,
commander of the biggest DP
camp in the British zone, told
the UN delegates that since Feb-
ruary more than 2,000 Jews
from the camp have been pro-
cessed for emigration, chiefly
for Palestine.
Harold J. Fishbein, a camp di-
rector for the International
Refugee Organization, today told
the members of the UN group
that 25 per cent of the 6000 dis-
placed Jews in two camps on the
outskirts of Berlin would like to
emigrate to the United States,
if the doors of Palestine remain
closed to them.
Fishbein, who is in charge of
the Doppelzentner camp with a
population of 3,400 and the Mari-
endorf center with 2,628 DPs,
said that when the camps open-
ed in Dec. 1945, 95 per cent of
the residents registered for im-
migration to Palestine and no-
where else.

UNSCOP For Partition
A report from Geneva publish-

ed in the. London Tribune says
that the members of the United
Nations Special Committee on
Palestine are said to be in un-

Page. Rye

THE JEWISH NEWS

May; 'Ages* 22. 1947

Touro Temple
National Shrine

The historic Touro Synagogue
of Newport, R. I., one of the na-
tion's outstanding religious mon-
uments, will be officially dedi-
cated as a national shrine on Au-
gust 34, with Rep. Joseph W.
Martin, Jr., speaker of the house,
delivering the main address.
The synagogue was built in
1763, and it was there that George
Washington delivered- his famous
statement on religious liberty in
1790.
The governor of Rhode Island
and many other personalities will
participate in the ceremonies
which will be broadcast over the
Mutual Network at 1 p. m. Eas-
tern. time.

animous agreement that the
British mandate in Palestnie
should be cancelled.
The Tribune correspondent,
Jon Kimche, states that there is
little doubt that the UN will
demand that Britain evacuate
Palestine. He asserts that the
fact-finding commission leans to-
ward a combination of partition
solution
and federation as a
which would create neither • a
sovereign Jewish or Arab state,
but would establish a federation
with a central authority control-
ling the country's economic life.
Kimche also states that the
Yugoslay. delegate has "reverted
to the traditional Communist op-
position to Zionism" and is ad- Group Expects to Fight KKK
vocating \a bi-national state, but
is not supported by other dele- By Legally Adopting Name
gates. The Indian and Iranian
MIAMI,- FLA. (JTA)—By ob-
delegates are also expected to
taining legal rights to the name,
propose a minority plan.
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Ku Klux Klan, a group of pro-
gressives, led by Stetson Kenne-
Shertok Sees No Certainty
dy, author of "Southern Expo-
That UNSCOP Will Act
CARLSBAD, C z e c hoslovakia, sure," hope to reduce the strength
(JTA)—Moshe Shertok') head of of the anti-Semitic organization.
Kennedy revealed that a mixed
the political department of the
Jewish Agency, - told the second racial-group, including a Prot-
session of the Conference of estant, a Catholic, a Jew, a Ne-
European Zionist Federations gro, an American Indian and a
here that "maybe the UNSCOP Japanese-American, have applied
will acknowledge Jewish rights for a charter in Illinois under
in Palestine, but there is no the name of the Knights of the
certainty that any action will be Ku Klux Klan. Kennedy said the
name is not now incorporated in
taken."
Dr. Moshe Sneh, member of any state.
the Agency executive, stated that
"British imperialism strengthen- Home Delegation Plans
ed the Arabs against the Jews." Survey Is Near East Countries
WASHINGTON,- ( .1 T A ) — A
Declaring that "we must seek
friends in the East and West," sub-committee of the House For-
and that it is "urgent that we find eign Affairs Committee-will sur-
allies in Asia," Dr. Sneh stated vey conditions in the Near East
that a "good solution could not this autumn. Rep. Frances P.
be forthcoming from Britain be- Bolton, Republican of Ohio, will
cause she does not support :- head the group.
Jewish state under any circum-
stances."

Hadassah Urges UNSCOP,
To Free Children on Cyprus

Jewish Job "Agencies
Place 17,400 in Year

Twenty Jewish Vocational Ser-
vice agencies in the United States
and Canada in 1946 reached the
highest point in their activity
since prewar days, it was report-
ed by the Jewish Occupational
Council. Approximately 64,000
persons applied for service, 110,-
000 interviews were held, and al-
most 17,400 job placements were
made.
Activities in the first post-war

year, as compared with 1945, re-
vealed a doubling in the number
of apprkations, an increase of
85% in interviews, and a rise of
45% in job placements.
The chief factor contributing
to the increased volume of activ-
ities was the request for service
Applications
from veterans.,
from veterans in 1946 increased
200% over 1945.
Among. the twenty reporting
agencies is the Jewish Vocational
Service of Detroit.

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NEW YORK—Judge Emil Sand-
stroern,, chairman of the United
Nations Special Committe on
Palestine, has been informed
that 2,000 children now under
detention in Cyprus can be ab-
sorbed immediately in agricul-
tural colonies and trade schools
in Palestine.
In a special interview before
the committee's departure from
Palestine, Mrs. Eva Michaelis
Stern, a representative of the
Youth Aliyah (immigration)
movement, told the chairman
only speedy immigration to Pal-
estine can revive the morale of
the children.
The substance of the interview,
received here by Hadassah, was
made public by Mrs. Siegfried
Kramarsk1P, chairman of the
Youth Aliyah committee.

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