THE JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, September 10, 1948
Israeli War Heroes Aid UJA
Hate Meeting in China
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An anti-Semitic rally of over
four thousand Chinese Moslems
took place at Peiping on June 13,
according to the North China Dai-
ly News. The principal 'speaker
was Mayor Ho Sze-Yuan, a Bud-
dhist, who declared that he is
against the Jews because they
"brought about Communism, and
are behind capitalistic oppression
of the people."
After fiery addresses by Moslem
leaders who called upon Chinese
Moslems to ,support the Arabs,
many of the participants paraded
through the city, shouting anti-
Semitic slogans, and waving anti-
Jewish banners.
Finance Minister Warns
Against Currency /' Speculation
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Declaring
that there is no reason for specu-
lation in currency, nor for the
rising prices in the state of Israel,
Finance Minister Eliezer Kaplan
told a Chamber of Commerce
meeting that the new Israeli cur-
rency will not be worse than the .
Palestine currency now in cir-
culation.
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American Jewry this week extended a hearty welcome to a dele-
gation of Israeli war heroes as They arrived in New York from Haifa
to begin an extended- tour on behalf of the Fall Campaign of the
nationwide $250,000,000 United Jewish Appeal. The young Israeli
figters, known as the "Friendship Mission of Israeli Yopth" are in this
country at the invitation of• Henry Morgenthau, Jr., UJA general
chairman. Pictured here at, top, left to right: Shula Friedberg, Haifa
Commander of CHEN, the Israeli counterpart of the WAC; Yehuda
Koppel, a veteran of the fighting at Haifa, Galilee, Nazareth and
Jenin; Naomi Tulman, Palmach veteran captured by the Trans-Jordan
Legion; and Itzchak Ben Menahem, twice wounded veteran of 16
engagements. Bottom, left to right: Alexander Albala, Company
Commander in the crucial Jerusa!em-Tel Aviv highway battles; Rica
Menache, survivor of the siege at Kfar Etzion; Aliza Pneuly, Palmach
wireless operator, and Zerubavel Chefetz, platoon commander.
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scheduled to admit 205,000 DPs
during the next two years, it was
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Ugo Carusi. The flow of DP emi-
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probably would not start before
late September. --
Carusi noted that those DPs
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