THE JEWISH NEWS-21
Friday, May 26, 1950
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Reuther Address
LZOA Parley
Snub Washington Society Leader;
Mundt Bill Threat to U.S. Jewry
By MILTON FRIEDMAN
(Copyright., 1950, Jewish Tekgraphie Agency, iric.)
WASHINGTON — Embassies tion because it -might be pointed
Mrs. Golda Meyerson, Israel in Washington, cooper ating out that "Communist front" or-
labor minister, arrives in the with ladies representing t h e ganizations hold similar views.
U.S. this week to address the cream of capital society, an-
The definition of subversive
nually plan open house to the activities
is ,so vaguely worded
public for the benefit of charity. in this bill (called the subver-
Last year Mrs. Sidney L.
Hechinger, who imppens to be sive Activities Control Act) that
Jewish, was assigned to serve ORT and the Joint Distribution
as hostess during the tour of Committee, would not be im-
the Egyptian Embassy. T h e mune. The United Jewish Ap-
Egyptian Ambassador refused to peal might be attacked as "Red"
let Mrs. Hechinger set foot in- and its officials fined and im-
side the door. The furor was prisoned. It could be charged
calmed by Mrs. Wiley Rutledge, that UJA was a front because
wife of the late Supreme Court the JDC derives funds from
Justice. Mrs. Jesse Donaldson, UJA and some JDC money is
wife of the U.S. Postmaster spent in Communist countries.
Jewish organizations opposing
General, was substituted for
the bill include American Jew-
MTS. Hechinger.
This year, despite the affront ish Committee, American Jew-
to Mrs. Hechinger, the society ish Congress, Bnai Brith Anti-
ladies once more invited the Defamation L e a g u e, Jewish
Egyptian Embassy to partici- Labor Committee, Jewish War
pate. Mrs. Donaldson was re- Veterans, National Association
of Jewish Center Workers, Na-
assigned as hostess.
*. * *
tional Community Relations
Under the Mundt Bill Ameri- Advisory Council, and the Na-
can Jewish organizations might tional Council of Jewish Women.
Supporting Mundt Bill pas-
be declared subversive for aid-
EMMA SCHAVER ,
ing Jews in Cominform coun- sage are the U.S. Chamber of
Commerce, American L e g i o n,
7th national convention of the tries. There would be danger Veterans of Foreign Wars, and
of
guilt
by
association
for
Jew-
bar Zionist Organization of
ish groups advocating progres- AMVETS.
erica to be held in Boston, sive
anti-discrimination legisla-
Also making known their op-
y 26 to 30.
position are such groups as the
Baruch Zuckerman, national
AFL, CIO, New York City Bar As
esident of the Labor Zionist "WE to Help Select
sociation, and the National As-
rganization of America, who
sociation for the Advancement
turned from Israel this week Maccabiah Athletes
of Colored People.
ter special consultations with
NEW YORK — The National
e leaders of MAPAI and the
srael government as a member Jewish Welfare Board is cooper-
f the Jewish Agency Executive, ating with the National Corn-
,renounced that Victor Reuther, mittee for U. S. Participation in
ducational director of the CIO, the 1950 World Maccabiah in se-
Combination Doors
gill be among the principal lecting and certifying athletes
Porch Enclosures
peakers at the convention, for the American team.
Combination Windows
JWB
was
chosen
to
do
this
in
'hich will mark the 45th anni-
Aluminum or Wood
ersary of Labor Zionism in the its capacity as the sole represen-
tative of the American Jewish
nited States.
Reuther recently returned community in the National
•om an extensive visit to Is- Amateur Athletic Union, the
HOME EQUIPMENT
United States Olympic Commit-
lel where he conferred with tee and the Pan - American
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Bads of the Israel government Games committee. JWB had the
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rid Histadrut.
same responsibility for the 1932
At the banquet on May 29, and 1935 Maccabiahs.
KAUFivitANN DEALER
the guest soloist will be Emma
Schaver, popular Detroit so-
*rano.
, -..sore than 300 elected dele-
ites, are expected to attend the
)nvention.
Detroiters attending the con-
nation will be Joseph S. Fau-
an, communal workers divis-
n; William Hordes, Mrs. R.
.nsky, Branch Three; Lillian
l axis, Sidney Shevitz, Simon
ichardson, Branch Four; Iry-
g Pokempner, Rebecca San-
—
Branch Six; Aaron Gorn-
in, Branch 10; Jack Eringer,
S IP PER S INK "'JANO S"
ranch 11; Morris Lieberman,
.ntral Committee.
Genoa City, Wisconsin
El i ah u El ath, Dr. Nahum
on Lake Tombeau 65 miles from Chicago
H a y i m Greenberg,
FOR SUMMER REST AND RECREATION
)uis Lipsky, Rabbi James G.
'eller, Dr. Max Lerner and Gov-
• Two MagnifiCent Lakes,
nor Paul A. Dever of Massa-
Floating Swimming Pool
iusetts will address the con-
SNINDERMAN
ration.
• All Summer Sports—
Jewish National Fund
'Hit Leivick Propaganda
Plans 50th Anniversary For Yiddish in Israel
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—An impor-
tant meeting arranged by the
Jewish National Fund and at-
tended by Zionist leaders from
the United States now in Israel
took place in Jerusalem for the
purpose of discussing the cele-
brations scheduled to be held in
the U. S. in October in honor
of the J.N.F.'s 50th anniversary,
it was reported by Mendel Fish-
er, executive director of the Jew-
ish National Fund of America.
Fisher expressed great satis-
faction with the decision taken
by the recently-concluded sess-
ion of the Zionist Actions Corn- -
rnittee calling for the continua-
tion of JNF activities within its
present framework. The JNF's
receipts in the U. S. last year
exceeded $30,000,000; subsidiary
collections netted $3,000,000.
TEL AVIV — (JTA)
-Lei-
vick, American Yiddish poet,
was sharply attacked at a meet-
ing of the _Hebrew P.E.N. Club
for his "propaganda in favor
of Yiddish in Israel." Speaking
against the poet were leading
Israel authors and writers,
eluding. David Shimonovich and
Yaacov Cohen.
The Israelis maintained that
Hebrew is the only language
which can cement "solid con-
nections with the dispersed
communities" while Yiddish is
"dying a natural death, par-
ticularly in the U.S., where the
present Jewish generation
speaks only English." Speakers
pointed out that the visiting
poet's grandson does not speak
Yiddish.
Swiss Extend Diplomatic
Hand to Jewish State
IF YOU CAN
AFFORD A CAR
YOU CAN AFFORD A
B4M-C-K
BERNE, Switzerland, (JTA)-
The Swiss Federal Council—the
equivalent of the Cabinet—de-
cided to establish diplomatic re-
lations with the state of Israel.
The first Jewish non-sectarian
college was Dropsie College for
Hebrew and Cognate Learning
of Philadelphia, Pa.. chartered
June 6, 1907.
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MANAatMIMI
rael Denies Reported
ction Near Hebron
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—An Israel
ili1ary spokesman has de-
ed a report by the Beirut
dio that heavily armed Israel
oops using mortars drove 12,000
f
as b from
some 55,000 acres of
d which was ready for har-
, sting.
The Israel Government stated
Israel farmers in the He-
On area "extended the culti-
tion of land" inside Israel.
I se only untoward incident-
hich occurred on May 3, a day
fore the supposed military
ration—was the routine ar-
t of three Arabs apprehended
an Israel patrol while at-
pting to infiltrate from
ansjordan territory.
The spokesman pointed out
at Transjordan, which occu-
s the area near which the
eration allegedly took place,
de no protest.
on
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