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September 05, 1947 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1947-09-05

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UNSCOP Majority Urges
Immigration of 150,000

Report of Partitionist Group Proposes Admission of Jews
at Rate of 6250 a Month Over Two-Year Period;
Minority Recommends Federation of Palestine

- GENEVA, (JTA) — Entry of
150,000 Jews into Palestine over
- a two-year period ending Sept. 1,
- 1949, at the rate of 6,250 a month,
including 30,000 women, children
- and other 'humanitarian" cases,
is proposed in the "working
paper" presented to the United
Nations Special Committee on
Palestine by the partitionist ma-
. jority in the committee.
The majority paper is incom-
plete because the advocates of
partition have so far been unable
to agree on the fundamental ques-
tion of the boundaries of the pro-
posed new states to be carved
out of Palestine.

Independent States Proposed

At the same time, the minority
group, composed of the delega-

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Sepfember S, 1947

Exclusion of the remainder of
the Negev from the Jewish zone
was motivated by the reason that
that would mean that the Pales-
tine frontier with Egypt would be
a completely Jewish area.

Responsibility of Enforcement

The majority partition plan en-
visages Great Britain alone, or
possibly with the aid of another
tions of India, Iraq and Yugo- United Nations power, in charge
slavia, presented its federation re- of carrying out the partition re-
commendations during an inter-
port. This report contemplates im period under United Nations
the establishment of two auto- supervision.
nomous—not independent—Jew-
The conditions to be imposed
ish and Arab states under a fed- would be the establishment of a
eral government. There would be "free city" or state of Jerusalem;
a three-year interim period dur- and economic union between the
ing which the question of Jewish Arab and Jewish states, govern-
immigration would be decided ing customs, communications,
by a board of Jews, Arabs and railways, etc. Immigration into
United Nations representatives the Jewish area would be in Jew-
who would base their decisions on ish hands and immigration into
economic absorptive rather than the Arab areas would be under
Arab control.
political grounds.
The partitionists are now argu-
The minority federation scheme
would give the Jews the eastern ing over three major points: first,
part of Galilee; the western coast- boundaries, (some would give the
al plain, including Haifa and Tel Jews the entire Negev, not simply,
Aviv, and the northeastern part the northeastern part) ; second,
of the Negev, the southern desert. the size of the proposed city or

Store Hours Daily. 9:15 to 5:30

Golden Jubilee Mobilization
Drive Planned By Zionists

NEW YORK—Coinciding with M a s s., national membership
its 50th anniversary, the Zionist chairman, announced that in ac-
Organization of America will cordance with appeals issued by
launch its Golden Jubilee Mobil- Rabbi Israel Goldman, president
ization Campaign, beginning with of the Rabbinical Assembly of
the high holiday season, for the America, and Dr. Emanuel Neu-
enrollment of thousands of new mann, president of the Zionist
members.
Organization of America, sermons
Joseph Goldberg of Worceser, dedicated to the Zionist mobili-
zation effort will be delivered,
state of Jerusalem, and thirdly,
during Rosh Hashanah, in many
the disposition of Galilee.
On the question of legislative synagogues.
machinery, the supporters of fed-
Calling upon American Jews to
eration propose the establishment join the ranks of the Zionist or-
of two houses of parliment—one ganization, Dr. Neumann also
based on population representa-
tion and the other on representa- asked for maximum support for
tion of nationalities. The plan Haganah, in which "Palestine
submitted by the partitionist ma- Jewry finds its legitimate instru-
jority calls for general elections, ment of support in our deter-
the establishment of general as- mined struggle to protect the vital
semblies and provides that dur- interests of the Jewish people
ing the interim period no Jews and its inalienable rights, includ-
should be settled in Arab areas ing the right to immigration, set-
tlement and self-defense."
and vice versa.

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