Greetings to Medinat Israel —a Nation Among

Ladies Auxiliary, JNF, to Celebrate
Israel's First Anniversary Tuesday

Points in Eban's Plea
For Jewish UN Admission

LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)—The
State of Israel will accept Unit-
ed Nations control of the Holy
Place and sites in and outside
Jerusalem but not any jurisdic-
tion extending to any secular
aspects of life and government.
That was- Israel's offer to the
General Assembly in the 58-na-
tion Political Committee, which
was debating Israel's application
for membership, largely on the
Jerusalem issue.
The offer was made by Israeli
representative Aubrey Eban in a
10,000-word address in which he
reminded the delegates of their
failure to come to the rescue of
Jerusalem when it was. under
attack, leaving it to the youth
of Israel, he said, to defend it
from destruction and incorpora-
tion into an Arab state.

Israel's first anniversary will be honored next Tuesday, at a
special First Birthday program of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund, at Congregation Beth Shmuel, Dexter and
Buena Vista.
A specially-prepared skit will be presented, and the partici-
pants will include those in the photo, left to right: Seated,
Mesdames Samuel Barr, Peter Chodoroff, Sam Solomon and I.
Walter Silver; standing, Mesdames Irving Ross, Philip Stollman,
Irving Arlin, Erwin Harvith, Sidney Ravin and Al Schneider.

National Broadcast
Honors Anniversary

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A national broadcast. marking
the first anniversary of the es-
tablishment of the state of Is-
rael will be presented by the
$250,000,000 United Jewish Ap-
peal on Sunday, May 15, 4:30 to
The single candle to be lit on the birthday cake symbolizes 5 p.m. over the network of the
Israel's first anniversary.
American Broadcasting Com-
Next Tuesday's JNF Auxiliary event also will mark the annual pany.
. Mothers-Daughters gathering. Election of officers will be a fea-
Starring Quentin Reynolds,
ture of the meeting. Mrs. M. Steingold is chairman of nomina- noted author and foreign cor-
tions.
respondent, the broadcast, which
has been entitled "Israel—Year
2", will review in narrative form
the high points of the new
We salute the State
state's history from the day of
its establishment on May 15;'
of Israel on its
1948, up to the present. Rey-
nolds was in Israel. as the new
First Anniversary
state* was proclaimed and wit-
nessed the historic develop-
ments of that period.

IMMO

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CENTRAL OVERALL SUPPLY CO

MR. AND MRS. MORRIS L. SCHAVER

MR. AND MRS. EDWARD FELDMAN

Greetings to Israel!

Israel Backs Music Industry

- WASHINGTON—Development
of music as an industry in Is-,
rael, as well as the -encourage-
ment of musical activities for
cultural reasons, is a policy 'of
this government.

Israel's First Coin

We congratulate the builders of the Jewish State and

Before Eban spoke, Dr. Charles
Malik, Lebanese delegate,
warned the Committee that if
Israel is admitted as a member,
his government. may have to
"reconsider" * its position with
respect to the Lausanne con-
ference now in session.
High points of Eban's state-
ment on Jerusalem were :
1. The Israeli Government has
made every effort to make the
1947 UN partition decision a
success, but bears no responsi-
bility for the failure of the
project due to the Arab war.
2. The government is also pre-
pared to place under interna-
tional control Holy Places out-
side of Jerusalem.
3. Israel is offering to prepare
fullest safeguards and guaran-
tees for the protection of re-
ligious institutions and is pre-
pared to enter into immediate
negotiations to that end.
4. Israel will "persevere" in
efforts to repair damage in-
flicted on religious sites during
the "war launched by the Ar-
abs."
5. Israel "regards with pride"
its part in restoring peace which
is the only safeguard for the re-
ligious shrines.
6. Israel will submit a proposal
in the next General Assembly
session for incorporation of new
Jerusalem into Israel without
conflict of religious interests.
7. Israel will continue to ne-
gotiate with the Arabs over ac-
cess to and within Jerusalem
but with no prejudice to the •ju-
ridicial status of the city.
8. Israel draws attention to
Jewish interests in HOW Places
of Hebrew character and deems
that access to them—the Wail-
ing Wall, the synagogues and
their preservation also "require
guarantees."
9. The views of Israel on Je-
rusalem are in accordance with
the principles of the UN
Charter.
10. Israel will continue to
study any plans on Jerusalem
which may be put forth by the
UN Conciliation Commission or
by any other UN body, but that
these proposals must not go
beyond the limits" of religious
interest.

ISRAEL Fit

MAY 14-3

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of
Liberation

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versary of Israel's Independenc
and throughout the world, a m
this weekend to speed the progr
program. This effort will be ma
United States on the occasion.of
the Jewish National Fund.
Year One of Israel's in'depen
ships and vicissitudes of war, a
on the land front. During the
,increased the land holdings o
dunams and began,.. under an agr
of Israel and the Land Fund, th
of dunams of land. Ninety-five
lies are now settled were estab.
the Fund. 750,000 new trees were
tion toward• the solution of the
the water supply system to th
was extended..
"Israel Flowers," symbolizin
Jewish history, will be offered
National Fund Councils in man
ticipation in this historic land
essential to keep wide open the
stream of Jewish immigration.

we rejoice over the success of Israel.

GENERAL LINEN SUPPLY CO.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schumer

Mr. and Mrs. William Schumer

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FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF

We are privileged, on this historic day in

ISRAELI • INDEPENDENCE

Jewish history, to congratulate Medinat Israel

on its First Anniversary.

Coliseum - State Fair Grounds

On this occasion, we loin with President

Chaim Weizmonn of Israel in expressing sincere

thanks to President Truman for the encourage-

ment he has given to the reborn State of Israel.
•

MR. AND

MRS. ABE KA.SLE

—International phot o

• The State of New Israel's first
coin,' 25 mils (1,000 mils is the
Israeli pound, -about $4.50 U. S.)
shows word "Israel" in Hebrew
and Arabic and a cluster of
grapes on one side, and mone-
tary value on the other. Last
coins issued by a Hebrew state
were minted during the time of
Bar Kochba, military hero who
led a rebellion, 132-135 A.D., and
they also carried a cluster of
grapes.

12 — THE JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, May 13, 1949

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