Painting of Rabbi Donated to Temple
Guggenheim Fellowships
Awarded Several Jews
NEW YORK (JTA)—Numerous
American Jewish scholars, sci-
entists, artists, composers and
writers are included in a list of
154 persons who were awarded
1951 fellowships by the John
Simon Guggenheim Foundation
of New York. The awards total
$568,000; with the average in-
dividual fellowship amounting to
about $3,600.
Hal Lehrman, writer and lec-
turer, was given a fellowship to
study the internal problems of
Israel; Dr. R-bert Frances
Byrnes, assistant professor of
history at Rutgers University,
was awarded a fellowship to
write a book on "Anti-Semitism
in France during the Dreyfus
Affair.;'
Other recipients include Dr.
Benjamin Albert Botkin, author
of books on f o 1 k 1 o r e; Philip
During the dedication dinner dance at Temple Israel on Rahv, literary critic; Dr. Nathan
April 14, members of the Sisterhood presented the Temple with a Jacobson, professor of mathe-
portrait of its founding and present rabbi, Leon A. Fram. The matics at Yale University; Dr.
portrait, done in oils, is the work of Francis S. Merritt, director Max Shiffman, professor mathe-
of the Flint Institute of Arts. Over 600 people witnessed the matics at Sanford University;
presentation. Pictured are HARRY C. Le VINE, president of the Dr. Irving Ezra Segal, assistant
Temple; RABBI FRAM, Mrs. SAMUEL B. BLACHER, of the Ares - professor of mathematics at
entation committee; Mrs. WILLIAM P. GREENBERG, Sisterhood Chicago UniVersity, and others.
president; and Mrs. SAMUEL B. DANTO, of the presentation corn -
saittee.
1,000 Immigrants to Observe
Passover at HIAS Shelter
Syria Agrees to Participate
In Emergency MAC Meeting
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Syria
has consented to participate in
an emergency meeting of the Is-
raeli-Syrian Mixed Armistice
Commission, it was announced.
by United Nations truce head-
quarters.
One Israeli soldier . was kill-
ed and another wounded and
captured in two separate in-
cidents involving Jordan troops
The Jew who was killed died
when Arab Legionnaires fired
on a group of Israeli soldiers
who were turning back a herd
of Arab-owned sheep which
wandered over the border into
Israeli territory in the Jerusa-
lem vicinity.
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The Jewish News
WASHINGTON — Jacob Blau-
stein, president of the American
Jewish Committee, called on
President Truman Monday aft-
ernoon.
Later he stated that he did
not feel free to give particulars
of the several domestic and for-
eign matters which were dis-
cussed. He could say, however,
that one of them had to do with
a subject on which he had re-
ported to the President upon his
return last September from a
second mission to Israel at the
invitation of Prime Minister
Ben-Gurion—the relationship of
Israel to the United States.
NEW YORK — HIAS, the He-
brew Immigrant Aid Society, is
making preparations to accom-
modate the largest group of
Passover Seder participants in
its 67-year history, at three
separate Sedorim in the so-
ciety's shelter, 425 Lafayette St.
Close to 1,000 recently-ar-
rived immigrants, being tem-
porarily quartered by HIAS in
New York, will be guests of the
Society at the traditional Pass-
over feasts.
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fulfillment of Israel's rights and
interests guaranteed by this
agreement. Faithful implemen-
tation of all concerned under the
aegis of the UN armistice pro-
visions both in letter and in
spirit is the only way to restor-
ing peace in the troubled area
and maintaining stable condi-
tions of undisturbed security
Trucks carry 56.9 per cent of
without detriment for the re-
quirements of normal progress." Michigan's tomato crop from
farm to market.
The Knesset, Israeli's Parlia-
ment, adopted the election law
fixing the date of the scheduled
general elections as July 30. The
Knesset modified the election
law to provide that parties fail-
ing to receive at least one per-
cent of the total vote cast will
not receive representation in the
Knesset. The new parliament
will retain its present total of
12-0 seats. A proposal to in-
crease the membership to 151
was defeated.
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Israel Clarifies Stand
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—A state-
ment clarifying Israel's attitude
with regard to its rights in the
demilitarized zone questioned by
Syria was issued by Foreign Min-
ister Moshe Sharett. The state-
ment aims to make Israel's views
clear prior to the meeting of the
United Nations Security Council
on Tuesday at which the Is-
raeli-Syrian conflict will be tak-
en up for discussion, Mr. Sharett
said:
"The area in question did not
start its existence as no-man's
land. It was always part and
parcel of the British mandated
territory. On May 14, 1948 it au-
tomatically came under Israel's
sovereignty." "This territory was
subsequently invaded by Syrian
forces, but the invasion termin-
ated with the armistice agree-
ment and the area automatical-
ly reverted to Israel's sovereign-
ty. Whoever disputes this basic
position has to produce proof to
the contrary .and cannot invoke
the armistice pact which avow-
edly refrained from entering in-
to the whole question of sover-
eignty."
Heifetz to Perform
At Israel Bond Rally;
Ben-Gurion to Speak
Jascha Heifetz, world famous
violinist, will be the outstanding
member of a group of leading
artists who will participate in
the Madison Square Garden
meeting for the $500,000,000
State of Israel Bond Issue, May
1 0
It will mark the first public
appearance of Israel's Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion who
will be making his first visit to
the United States since Israel
received its independence. His
appearance at the rally will be
on the eve of Israel's third an-
niversary, to be celebrated by
the giant gathering of bond
drive leaders from 48 states.
They will present the Prime
Minister with a report on bond
subscriptions throughout the
United States.
A motorcade will escort the
Prime Minister through the city
on his arrival. An honor guard
composed of units of the Israel
Navy will present the colors at
the meeting.
The Prime Minister will come
here from Washington, where
he will be received by high
government officials upon his
arrival in the country on May
7.
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Syria her strict adherence to the
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"As long as the agreement is
valid, the government will pur-
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