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Bet h Yehudah Students Ship Relief Packages

PARIS (JTA)—The United depend greatly on the members
Nations General • Assembly ad- who compose it and on favorable
journed its Paris session follow- Security Council action on Is-
ing the formation of a Palestine rael's application for UN mem-
conciliation commission composed bership. "Both factors may have
of the United States, France and a direct bearing on the prospects
Turkey with the powers and for successful conciliation," he
functions formerly held by the said.
UN Palestine mediator and the
Security Council truce commis-
Israel Accused of Violations
sion.
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Brig. Gen.
A resolution adopted' by the William Riley, UN Chief of Staff
Assembly instructs the commis- in Palestine, met with Israeli
sion to assist- the governments representatives to give them the
concerned to achieve a final set- Egyptians' views on armistice
tlement on all outstanding ques- negotiations. UN headquarters
tions with regard to Palestine. revealed that Riley visited Gaza.
At the same time, the Assembly
The UN truce staff released
resolution called on the Pales- the decision concerning the al-
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah students have concluded a drive for food and clothing for Israel, the
tine disputants to seek agree- leged incursion Of Syrian terri-
ment by negotiation either tory by Israelis. The incident, first shipment of which amounted to 1,777 pounds. Solicitation, packing and shipping was conducted
through the commission or di- which is said to have occurred by the students. Completing packing operations (a Bove) are, left to right: ZEV RUBINSTEIN, student
rectly. The Assembly also reaf- in a Syrian village lying across chairman of the drive; WILLIAM SANDLER, REU VEN LEVINSON, MAX W. TEMCHIN, SHLOMO
firmed the decision of a year ago the border, was called a "flagrant MOERMAN and MOSHE RUBINSTEIN. Temchin, vice president of the Yeshivah, defrayed the shipping
to place Jerusalem under an in- truce violation" by the UN.
expenses, and Sandler, president of Cong. Beth Te filo Emanuel, in cooperation with Elson's Bakery,
ternational regime.
Two large buildings were contributed the sacks needed for packing clothing.
Cominenting on the Assem- requisitioned by the government
bly resolution, an Israeli dele-
for the forthcoming constituent
Problems of prejudice and dis-
The TRUMAN FORE S T soon to
gation spokesman said: "Israel
assembly. Only the opening ses-
In appreciation of his humane
views with satisfaction that the
sion will be held in• Jerusalem. crimination as they affect.Italian- be planted in Israel by the work among Jewish DPs, Rabbi _
Americans
and
other
minority
resolution contains no vestige
Mizrachi
Women's
Organization
Unconfirmed reports state after
Nathan Baruch, director of Vaad
of endorsement of the late
the general elections the present groups are now being dramatized of America will contain 50.000 Hatzala activities in Germany,
mediator's report which the
13-member cabinet will be en- over the airwaves for the first trees—one for each Mizrachi wo- presented to General LUCIUS D.
time in the history of Italian lan- man in the •United States. The CLAY on behalf of the Jewish
delegation declared from the
larged to 15 or 17 members.
guage broadcasting in the United current budget of the Mizrachi
outset to be unacceptable even
States. A 13-program series IL Women's Organization of DPs, the first copy of a new
as a basis for discussion.-More-
Release Cyprus Students
edition of the Book of Psalms
PROSIMO TUO (The Man Next
over, there is nothing in the
LONDON (JTA)—The British Door), has been produced jointly _America — $1,500,000 — is the with English translation, pub-
resolution which invalidates in
largest
in
the
24
year
history
of
foreign office and the Cyprus by the foreign language depart-
any way the basic principles
the women's religious-Zionist lished by that organization on
governor agreed to release all
of the Palestine resolution of yeshiva students interned in Cy- ment of the Anti-Defamation group.
former Nazi presses placed at
League- of Bnai Brith and the In-
Nov. 29, 1947."
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prus, the World Agudas Israel stitute for Democratic Education
their disposal for educational
Asserting that Israel has con-
Macmillan Co. has published purposes by the U. S. Army.
sistently advocated a settlement announced here. The British act- in the form of 15-minute trans-
ed on the Agudah request. There
through negotiation—which the are 300 rabbinial students on the criptions. Currently featured on "Yeats: The Man and the Masks,"
by RICHARD ELLMANN, son of
Assembly now provides — the island and • together with their WOV, New York's leading Italian
spokesman reaffirmed Israel's wives and children they number language station, the series is also Mr. and Mrs. James I. Ellman of
being distributed to the 57 other Detroit. "Yeats" was Ellmann's
willingness to enter into nego-
500. The Colonial Office author-
thesis written for his Doctorate
tiations without delay. The ne- ized arrangements for the release U. S. Italian language stations. at
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gotiations, he added, should aim
of 500. The 'selection will be
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at a solution of the problem by
NEW YORE — The Hebrew
handled by Rabbi M. Semiadit-
agreement on all problems be- sky, member of Agudah execu- Immigrant Aid Society '(HIAS)
tween ahe Arabs and Jews, tak-
tive, who left for Cyprus. Mean-. announces that the Ecuadorian
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ing full account of "existing re-
while the JDC and the Jewish Government has offered sanctu-
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agency instructed their repre- ary to 100 Jewish DP families
1/2 Block from Ocean.
The spokesman added a re- sentatives in the camps to assist
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Northwestern University, and
Dramatic Group of Bnai Brith
We Cordially Invite Your Inquiry
geographic advisor for several
presented a show "Bnai Britn
governmental agencies, has been Varieties," for Philip Handler
named to the staff.of the Wayne
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University geography depart-
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