UNSCOP Fears Outbreaks
Unless DP Plight Is Eased

GENEVA, (JTA)—A warning
that the Jews in the DP camps
of Europe may resort to out.:
breaks this winter if nothing is
done to alleviate their situation
is contained in a report of the

3. Both proposals perpetuate desola-
tion in the Negev and the under-devel-
opment in Galilee, since both areas
are placed out of bounds to the Jews.
4. Neither scheme assures the Jews
independence , and United Nations
membership.
5. Both schemes involve a continua-
tion of the Mandatory rule and post-
ponement of a final decision_

Palestine which last week corn-
pteted a tour of the DP camps The Dusk-to-dawn curfew in
the Jaffa-Tel Aviv border area
in Germany and Austria.
-

The sub-committee's findings was lifted_

Lodge

declared_ that the problem of the Many Organizations
With Truman
homeless Jews of Europe is a • Protests
The White House has receiv-
component part of the larger
a
large
number of telegrams
problem of Palestine. The "over- ed
protesting Britain's decision to

whelming sentiment" f o u n d
return the 4400 Exodus refugees
among Jews in every camp v i s it-
favor of going to Pales- to Germany and urging him to
ed is in
Pointing use his influence to prevent this
tine. the report says.
out that it felt obligated to ex- action from being carried out.
The telegrams have been turned
ceed its terms of reference, the ,
unit suggests to the committee over to the State Department.
steps apart from Bnai Brith urged the President
that it consider -
immigration to Palestine" to al- .to prevent such "a calamitous
leviate the plight of the DPs. action."' The Zionist organiza-
lares tion of America assailed the de-
Th e report u
impossible for the portation as a "Nazi-like action."

that it is

Jewish Agency Appeals
For Help of 3 Powers

"The miracle is not that - one
and a half million Jews have sur-
vived. It is that they want to sur-
vive, despite the betrayals, the
politics, the in-
difference of the
. .world to their
plight," Dr. Ruth
Gruber, author,
who made a
study of d i s-
' placed persons
camps last year,
told approxi-
mately 1000
guests at t h e
Annual D o n
Ruth Gruber " Luncheon of the
Women's Division of the Hebrew
Sheltering and Immigrant Aid
Society (HIAS).
The luncheon, which initiated
the auxiliary's fund-raising activ-
ities in support of the HIAS
"Placing the Displaced" program,
was under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Abraham Herman. Speakers,
in addition to Dr. Gruber, in-
cluded Hugo E. Rogers, presi-
dent of the Borough of Manhat-
tan and vice-president of HIAS;
New York State Assemblyman
Irvin D. Davidson, and Samuel A.
Telsey, HIAS President. Mrs. M.
Joel Freedman presided.

The Jewish Agency appealed
to the governments of the United
States, France and the Soviet
the British
Union to prevent
from landing the Exodus refugees
in Germany. Representatives of
the Chief Rabbinate, the Board
of Deputies of British Jews and
the Anglo-Jewish Association
called at the Foreign Office to
Other developments on the urge the government to recon-
Fred M. Butzel was tendered
the
Jewish scene as contained in sider its decision concerning
a real surprise Monday when,
of
the
Exodus
im-
deportation
JTA dispatches are summariz-
called back from his vacation in
ed in the following paragraphs: migrants.
Goderich, he was honored on his
Other protests came from the
70th birthday by his young
Argentine
Jewish
Organization,
Weizmann States Opposition
friends at Boys' Republic, near
the
American
Jewish
Committee,
To Bevin, Morrison Plans
Farmington. There was a cake
Jewish
Confer-
the
American
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Dr.
with 70 candles and there were
the
American
Trade
Union
ence,
Chaim Weizmann, ih a letter ad-
addresses of tribute by the boys
Council,
the
American
Jewish
dressed to the United Nations
and the superintendent, Clyde
Congress
and
the
Zionist
Organ-
Special Committee on Palestine
Reed.
ization
of
America.
outlined the reasons why he re- I

Boys' Repu blic
Honors Butzel

garde a federal or cantonal solu- Revisionists Hint
tion of the Palestine problem as At Boycott of British

NEW YORK (JTA)—Failure
less acceptable than partition.
Summarizing his criticism of the of the United Nations to arrive
Morrison and Bevin plans, he at a satisfactory solution of the
Palestine problem will "un-
said:
1. The Morrison plan and the Bevin doubteclly-- bring a Jewish boy-
plan exclude Jewish settlement from cott of British goods and ser-
the greater part of the Mandate area.
v.ithout even assuring the Jews corn- vices, Col. Morri J. Mendelsohn,
plete freedom in the small area re- chairman of the executive board
tnaining,
2. Although both plans make pro- of the United Zionist-Revision-
visions for the immigration of 100.000 ists of America, declared at a
Jews there is no assurance of free
press conference.
immigraticn thereafter,

Lipsky Foresees Rebellion
Within Executive at Zurich

Under the title "The Issues At influence of the Irgun," Lipsky
Zurich." Louis Lipsky, in an states that the "Irgun invasion of
article published in the Jewish Zionist circles has not diminish-
Morning Journal, analyzes the ed . . . and the executive be-
problems facing the Zionist Ac- cause of its inner conflicts is
tions Committee meeting in unable to check it
Several of
Zurich. Since the final report' its powerful members seem not
of the UN Committee on Pales- , to want to check it."
tine may not be .ready while the
The article closes with the fol-
Actions Committee is in session,
it is unlikely that political dis- lowing words: "The question of
cussions on the future of Pales-1 resistance will create the 'crisis'
tine will be the main topic of at Zurich. It will break the ex-
ecutive and compel a new align-
dicussion.
ment of forces. Zurich will be

However, Lipsky expects "a
rebellion within the executive,"
since the last Congress failed to
solve the problem of Zionist

called upon to correct the mis-
takes of Basle. And what Zurich
will do will determine to a large
extent the road Zionist must take
leadership. The executive, Lip- from now on."
sky writes, is one "in which

strong contentious personalities
lock horns and refuse to become
loyal workers in a collective .
No common denominator of
policy has been possible during
the past six months because of
the incompatibility of tempera-
ment and political ambitions.

This is the rock upon which the
Actions Committee will split"
Some leaders of the _ZOA,
Lipsky reports, are said to have

come to the conclusion that

"rather than continue the pres-
ent arrangement with Mr. Ben-
Gurion heading the executive

and openly sympathizing with
partition, it might be better to
recall Dr. Weizmann . . . But
they are reckoning without Dr.
Weizmann . . . He certainly will
not allow himself to be used as
a pawn in . a controversy between
Mr. Ben-Gurion and Dr. Silver."
Pointing to the fact' that at

Resurgence of Nazism
Seen By Observers

NEW YORK (JPS)—Millions

of Germans who might have been
steered along democratic paths
by an intelligent Anglo-Amer-
ican policy, "are beginning to
look upon their nation no longer
as an appendage but rather as
the central force of Europe; the
most militant see the possibility
of winning the war Hitler lost
by offering themselves as shock
troops in the next conflagration,"
The Nation's European editor
warns.
Walter Kosack of Strendlingen-

international Priovo

Gets Order of Iblerit:

David K. Niles,

administrative assistant to President Truman and the late President
Roosevelt, was awarded the Order of Merl by President Truman.
The citation stresses that he won "the full confidence and high
regard of-all those with whom he dealt by t the display of an essential
fairness.. . . He gave unstintingly of his time and efforts and
handled his assignments with finesse and dexterity."

MIRACLE•WORKING
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY
TAKES ALL THE GREASE OUT
OF DISHWASHING I

•

Tribute will be paid to the
memory of the late Simon Shet-
zer at a public meeting at the
Shaarey Zedek on Sept. 25, with
Dr. James G. Heller of Cincin-
nati as guest speaker. Complete
details will be announced next
week.

Immigration Procedure
For Rabbis Is Changed

NEW YORK. (JTA)—A change
in the procedure of non-quota
immigration of rabbis to the
United States was reported by
Samuel A. Telsev, president of ,
HIAS. Formerly all rabbinical
contracts had to be submitted to
the State Department for appro- 1
val, while now such contracts
must be filed directly with the
appropriate American consulates.
For persons residing in Ger-
many, Mr. Telsey advised filing
those contracts with New York
headquarters of HIAS for for-
warding to the loCal American
consuls. In cases of rabbis re-
siding in other countries, he sug-
gested submitting two copies of
the contract to the American
consul and two copies to the New
York office of HIAS.

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WASHINGTON (JTA)—Anti-
Semitism was the most outstand-
ing aspect of Nazi racial discrim-
ination, according to the study of

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the Library of Congress at the
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with their removal from public
office in 1933, removal of ex-
ceptions for veterans in 1935, and
disqualifications of Gentiles mar-
ried to Jewish wives by an act
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Anti-British Mob Loots
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To Honor Shetzer
Memory, Sept. 25

CAIRO, (JTA)—There is acute
alive and is bearing fruit The
Nazis continue to exercise their tension in Jewish circles here
corrupting influence everywhere following the smashing and loot-
because the political purge was ing of several Jewish - owned
the Basle Congress nothing was never carried through effective- stores during an anti-British de-
monstration.
done "to check the destructive . /7."

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DPs' Will to Live
Termed Miracle

sub-committee of the United
on Curfew In Tel Ayiv Area
Nation; Special Committee
Lifted As. Riots Subside

Jews to integrate themselves
within the German or Austrian
economies because of anti-Sem-
itism.
-
It was indicated in UNSCOP
quarters that the committee may
not finish its deliberations and
frame its report on Sept. 1, the
original deadline. It is possible
that the discussions may stretch
into the first two weeks of Sept-
ember.

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