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June 04, 1948 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1948-06-04

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Israel Charges Britain Is
Tieing- State's Hand Behind
Back to Lead It to Defeat

From Despatches by Jewish . News Special Correspondents
• •

Israel's fortunes again are in the balance—thanks -to the
"great empire" whom Jews are compelled to consider their
chief enemy who exceeds even Nazism in ferocity: Great
Britain.

This is the verdict in the State of Israel where Jews are
reported to be speaking bitterly of the Sevin administration.

THE JEWISH NEWS-3
Friday, June 4, 1948

„WV Auxiliary Dedicates
Day Room for Veterans

The Department of Michigan
Ladies Auxiliaries, Jewish War
Veterans of the U.S., are com-
pleting the furnishing of their
second day room.at Veterans Ad-
ministration Facility, Dearborn.
Mrs. Maurice Fink, department
hospital chairman and her co-
chairman, Mrs. Meyer Silverman,
were in charge_ of the credication
of day room' 9'3-B" June 3.

The Arabs, whose overwhelming(
numbers have taken the old city
of Jerusalem and -are thdeatening
many other Jewish positions, are
have been a dominant force in
not• even spoken of in terms of
(Continued from 'Page 1) '
opponents in the war for survival.
These are the admonitions of that region for some 1,200 and the
But the Bevin administration, the, man who, when speaking of Arabs but some 400 years: Since
whose more than 200 officers are American policy, asserts: "The it became a Turkish province,
leading Abdullah's Arab Legion, American people are idealists. Jews as well as Arabs have al-
is blamed directly for an effort to They stand for justice and fair waYs inhabited Palestine. The
destroy the reborn State of Israel. dealing. They have an immense Arabs never' by their own efforts
While Ernie Bevin has ad- pride in the good name of their won their independence from
mitted that 15 of his British nation. They believe that their Turkey. While the Holy Places
officers are remaining with the country n"iust respond to a call are sacred to Jews, Moslems and
Arab Legion as "hired" military for moral leadership." Mr. Welles' Christians alike, Palestine has
advisers and guides, it has be- call for moral leadership is incor- never' been the spiritual and his-
come known that the all-out porated in the following passion- toric Homeland of the Arabs as
it has ever been that of the Jews."
British attempt to destroy Israel ate appeal:
is directed by more than 200
"The policy of the United States
Mr. Welles does not mince
military Bribishers. Thus, Bevin in the case of Palestine has been words in charging that the White
has assumed the role of a Hitler devoid of vision and devoid of Paper of 1939 "resulted in a need-
and his chief military genius principle.
less sacrifice of uncounted lives."
is John Baggot Glubb, who has
"It has been devoid of princi- He exposes the Britis tactics in
been given the title Pasha by ple in that justice and the strug- turning back from Ziff). boatloads
the Arabs. His soldiers are re- gle for freedom of a bitterly 'af- of Jews who sought escape from
ferred 'to the Haganah as flicted people have been prosti- the -crematoria. He pictures
"Glubb's Girls."
tuted to the shabby exigencies of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Win-
The adoption of the British pro- local politics and of powerful do- ston Churchill the staunchest
posal by the UN Security Council mestic interests, and subordinated friends of Zionism and while con-
for a four-week truce, after the to the influence of militarism.
demning the attitude of the pres-
defeat of the Soviet-U.S.A. plan
"It has been devoid of vision in ent British labor government,
for strong measures' s against the that the cause of collective secur- takes occasion to refer to the "sin-
Arab aggressors came as a shock ity, by whose triumph alone the gularly intemperate and cruelly
to the Jews in Israel. However, United States can insure its last- unjust reflection upon. the Jews
the defeat of Britain's perfidious ing safety, has been sacrificed to of New York which Mr. Bevin
scheme to . end all Jewish immi- short-sighted and selfish expedi- voiced in a public address at
gration eased the tension. The, ency ...
Bournemouth in the autumn of
UN; decision was, instead, to call "At this climactic moment in his- 1946."
upon Jews and Arabs not to train tory the future destinies of West-
"We Need Not Fail" contains a,
militarily newcomers to Palestine. ern civilization rest in' the hands complete record of the United Na-
An embargo on arms was ordered of the American people. If we tions Palestine Commission's ex-
will only see that when our Gov- coriation of British tactics of in-
for the entire Middle East.
Israel's Charge against •Britain, ernment weakens the structure terference and obstruction. , If
at Lake Success, is contained in of collective security it thereby Mr. Welles' book dOes not suc-
a statement by a Jewish spokes- weakens our capacity to help to ceed in re-awakening American
build a new world order under
man who said.in part:
public opinion to the dangers of
"The British government's which this nation can safely live, British influence upon our pres-
aim is to tie Israel's hand be- and under which all peoples can ent administration and our State
hind its back so that the Arabs advance toward freedom and se- Department, then American poli-
may be free to , strike Israel curity, we need not fail to meet cies will remain "devoid of vi-
the challenge that Fate has of-
down."
sion and of principle." We pray
The decision by the Jews who fered us."
that Mr. Welles may succeed in
This is a strong moral appeal. arousing public opinion to the
were detained in' Lebanon to re-
turn to the United States came as It is based on a factual record in- belief—which he proves to be log-
another shock to Jews every- corporated in "We Need Not Fail"
ical—that "WE NEED NOT
where. It has been felt that Amer- —a record of British non-cooper- FAIL," that American idealism
ican traditions have been sacri- ation, American vacillations,
ficed in this issue, since, in the worldwide endorsements of Jew- must be saved; that it can be
saved provided we stop being led
past, similar abuses of the rights ish aspirations, Arab
to an altar of ruination and dis-
of American citizens were tanta- and. proof that Jews have the un- grace by the British who would
challenged major right to Pales-
mount to declarations of war.
drive us to another world war out
In Paris, Foreign Minister tine. Mr. Welles declares:
"Of the 3,000 years that have of the hatred of the Bevin clique
Georges Bidault confirmed, a re-
port that British Foreign Secre- passed since the Israelites first en- for the Jewish people.
—P. S.
tary Bevin had asked France-to tered the Holy Land the Jews
delay recognizing Israel.
Jewish losses in and near
Jerusalem are attributed to a
lack of arms. Walter Lucas, in
a cable from Latrun, Palestine,
to the Christian Science Mon-
itor, states that "heavy artillery
and armor were lacking in the
Jewiph attack;" that reports that
Jews had tanks and Spitfires
were untrue, that the only field
gun on the Jewish side was
knocked out by Arab artillery
in early stages of fighting, that
Jews relied on small arms and
that "many of these were left on
the field of battle and cap-
tured by the Arabs."
Word •is getting around fast .- .. Everyone
Soviet Russia became the first
power to announce an exchange
is talking about the bautiful work Modern
of . diplomatic representatives,
Age does on Draperies and Cornices . . .
Israel.
with
From Prague came a report
and Modern Age has the "know how" when
that Czech-Israel postal com-
munications have been resumed.
it comes to reupholstering_ furniture, too.
The Argentine Chamber of
Their large collection of rich fabrics is the
Deputies voted to postpone send-
ing greetings to Israel. Turkey • is
finest in the city.
expected to be among the last
to • recognize the Jewish State
Phone for immediate courteous service.
but to remain neutral in the war
Estimates given at no obligation.
and the SUltan of Morocco ex-
pressed solidarity with . the Ar-
abs and warned his Jewish sub_
CUSTOM
INTERIOR
sects not to aid Israel. •
MADE
.
DECORATING
In Vienna, 4,000 Jews marched
to the grave of Theodor Herzl,
founder of modern Zionism, in
hOnor of the establishment of
the State of Israel.
In a message to its constitu.
ent churches, the General Synod
of the Dutch Reformed Church
at. the Hague issued a call for aid
, to Israel.
13230 DEXTER, NEAR DAVISON
The flag of Israel was unfurl-
ed- from the Philadelphia City
DRAPERIES • UPHOLSTERY • SLIP COVERS
Hall by Mayor Bernard Samuel.

Sitrnmer Welles' Plea for Justice

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I

ONE
WOMAN ,
TELLS
ANOTHER ..

Residue. of Fred M. Butzerg Estate
Goes to. Federation, Community Fund

Fred M. Butzel's will, which was
filed for probate on May 28, to be
heard by Probate Judge Thomas
C. Murphy on June .28, leaves the
residue of his estate 'to the Jewish
Welfare Federation and the De-
troit Community Fund, both of
Which he helped to create. These
two causes will receive the bal-
ance of his estate after the distri-
ution of 4, number , of special
beeests.
His largest outright gift, in the
sum of $10,000, goes to Miss Alice
M. LePage of 100 Parsons, his
secretary.
His 'brother, Lawrence 'M.
Butzel of New York; Miss Blanche
J. Hart, now of Rochester, N. 'Y.,
former director of the United
Jewish Charities of Detroit,. and
Evelyn G. Gardiner of Carmel,
Calif., also a former Detroit social
worker, receive $5,000 each.
Hermine-Neuman of 299 Mack,
maid for his mother and himself
for many years, is left $175 a
month for life.
Another interesting bequest
is the sum of $1,200 a year for
life to Mary Elkin of 2494
Clairmount, described as "an
aged invalid and long-time
friend." Mr. Butzel had made
it a policy to visit with Mrs.
Elkin 'every Saturday afternoon.
Stock owned by Mr. Butzel in
the Lambert Realty Co. is to be
distributed equally among his
nieces and nephews—Elizabeth B.
Spiegel of Youngstown, 0., Elea-
nor B. Simon of Detroit and Hen-
ry M. Butzel of Brunswick, Me.
His personal effects are left to
his brother and sister-in-law, Jus-
tice Henry M. Butzel of the Mich-
igan Supreme Court and Mrs. Mae
S. • Butzel. A 20-year trust fund

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for members of his family is set
up from the trust fund of the
Butzel & Butzel account.
Justice Biitzel and Erwin M.
Simon, husband of his niece, are
named trustees of the will and
special administrators of the
estate.

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