THE JEWISH NEWS--49

Friday, September 28, 1951

UN Publishes
Peace Plans

PARIS, (JTA)—The • United
Nations Conciliation Commission
on Palestine made public the
five-point_ peace proposals pre-
pared by the • commission and
submitted to Israel and the four
Arab States with which Israel
now has armistice agreements.
The proposals call for revision
or amendment of the • existing
armistice agreements on a num-
ber of points. The preamble to
the proposals asks the govern-
ments to pledge themselves to
refrain "from any use of force
or acts of hostility" and thus
promote peace in Palestine. The
following are the points of the
proposals:

1. Agreement on war dam-
ages, including mutual cancel-
. lation of claims by Israel and
the Arab States.
2. Israel to agree to repatri-
ate • a specified, number of
Arab refugees who can be in-
tegrated in the Israel economy
and wish to return.
3. Israel to agree to compen-
sate the Arab refugees who do
not return for their abandoned
property by payment of a glob-
al sum based on the commis-
sion's estimates. An easy pay-
ment plan would be arranged.
4. The Arab States and Is-
rael would mutually release all
blocked accounts a n d make
them payable in pounds ster-
ling.
5. The Arab States and Is-
rael to agree to revise or to
amend the armistice agree-
ments,
A broad range of questions is

envisaged under the fifth point.
They include "territorial adjust-
ments, including the demilita-
rized zones" and creation of an
international• water authority to
deal with the problem of use of
the Jordan and Yarmuk rivers,
their tributaries and the water
of Lake Tiberias. It would also
cover disposition of the Gaza
strip, now occupied by Egypt,
creation of a free port at Haifa,
and border relations between Is-
rael and her neighbors with spe-
cial attention to free access to
the Holy Places in the Jerusalem
• area, including Bethlehem.

Ben-Gurion Reports
To Weizrn ann on New
Plans for. Coalition

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Hopes-that
a new coalition government for
Israel will be formed this week
rose as Premier David Ben-
Gurion, who is seeking to form
a new, government, reported lat-
est developments to President
Chaim Weizmann. Immediately
after his interview with the
President at Rehovoth, Mr. Ben-
Gurion returned to Jerusalem
for further consultations with
leaders of his Mapai Party, the
General Zionists and the Miz-
rachi workers.

Esther Lipson Family Club
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth' Levine
will entertain the next meeting
of the Esther Lipson Family
Club, Oct. '7 at 18475 Roselawn.
The following new officers will
be installed: Maurice Mackey,
president; Sophie Zingeser,
'vice president; Ben Lipson,
treasurer; Katie Goodstein, sec-
retary; Geraldine Reisman, so-
cial secretary.

Primrose Benevolent Club

Primrose Benevolent Club will
hold an open meeting Monday,
Oct. 8. A prize will be given to
the lady with the most novel
hat. Mrs. R. Belinsky and Mrs.
Betty Lessen donated $125 to
the Child Rescue Fund.

A Happy New Year
to all my Friends
and Customers

HYMAN PERLMAN

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Became M.D. While DP, Arrivs in U.S. Expect $167,500,000 Near East Aid
Grants in Congress Compromise

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The will be allocated for Near East
House-Senate conference- on the aid, half-way between $175,000,-
000 voted by the House and
Mutual Security Bill, which in- $160,000,000 voted by the Senate.
cludes aid to Israel, has agreed
on the amount of money to be
authorized, Sen. Tom Connally,
chairman of the Senate Foreign
Shanah
Relations Committee, said, but
Shel Shalom
declined to reveal the figures. It
is expected here that in the ex-
pected compromise, $167,500,000

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Dr. Salomea Goldberg, 26, who received her doctorate of medi-
cine while waiting in a DP camp to come to the United States,
and who served as assistant ship's doctor aboard the vessel that
bore her to New York, gives a final check-up to two young immi-
grants ready to go ashore. Dr. Goldberg, who immigrated with
the . assistance of HIAS, the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society,
hopes to pursue her profession in New York. The DP youngsters
are Henek Berman, 7, (left), and his brother David, 3. They and
9400 Buffalo
their parents, who were aided in their immigration by HIAS, were
to stay temporarily at the HIAS Shelter in New York until per-
manent living accommodations were ready for them.
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