The Zionist Organization of noted author and educator at
Detroit will culminate the first Universal College of Tel Aviv,
eight months of its Israel bond will speak at the dinner. Reser-
vations may be made by calling
TO. 8-9415.
A. C. Lappin, ZOD president,
has issued a call to all interested
persons who have books on Jew-
ish subjects and who would like
to make a useful contribution to
make such presentation to the
Zionist House Library.

Council Rebukes N.Y.
Times, Free Press for
`Race Labeling' in Story

RALPH J. KAPLAN

campaign with an Israel bond
night, Sunday, Dec. 30, at Cong.
Adas Shalom. The program,
"Here's • Israel,"
star ri ng Sho-
Bh a n a Damari,
Mosh e Wilen-
:Sky, and Ralph
T. Kaplan, Isra-
eli emissaries of
art and culture,
will be presented
to the entire
community. Ad-
- mission will be A. C. Lappin
free, but tickets must be ob-
tained for entry. • They can be
obtained free of charge at the
Zionist House, Linwood and Law-
rence.
An organizational dinner, spon-
' cored by the ZOD executive
board, will - be tendered the
guests of honor at 6 -p.m. at the
Mayfair, prior to the mass meet-
ing.
Leon B. Kay, a member of the
ZOA national executive, is din-
U e r chairman. Mr. Kaplan,

The war on so-called "race
labeling", carried on as one of
the unsung tasks of the Detroit
Jewish Community Council, re-
cently drew apologies from the
New York Times and the Detroit
Free Press over an . incident re-
ported in the Nov. 28 edition of
the Free Press.
The article in question re-
ferred to a story from Vienna,
with a line crediting the story
to the New York Times Foreign
Service, concerning the purge of
Rudolph Slansky, a Czechosla-
vakian Communist leader, and
implicating Slansky and "three
other Sudeten Jews." -
The Times, in its handling of
the story, omitted reference to
"Jews," calling them "Sudeten
Czechs." They offered amends,
however, for allowing the story
to be sent out to newspapers in
its original form.
Likewise, the Free Press as-
sured the Community Council of
more careful handling of similar
stories, and agreed not to use
"labels in such a case."
Race labeling has been a Corn-
munist trick of long-standing to
prejudice segments of the com-
munity against one another on
major issues where the question
of race has nothing to do with
the story concerned.

THE JEWISH NEWS

Israel to Get 51 Percent of Potash Co. Stocl

"Peace for Israel" Leader Faces
Charge of Being Editor for Nazis

ZOD to Host Israeli Art Evening
In Behalf of Bond Drive Dec. 30

—

5

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Repre-
sentatives of the Israel govern-
ment and of the Palestine Pot-
ash Company told a press .con-
ference that under the terms of
the agreement reached between
the two regarding reorgani-
zation of the company, 51 per-
cent of the shares will belong to
the Israel government and 49
percent to private persons.
The new company will receive
a $3,500,000 loan, of which $2,-
500,000 will come f r om the
American Export - Import Bank.
Half of the management will be
appointed by the Israel govern-
ment.
Headquarters Vol the potash
company will be in Israel. Work

HAMBURG, (JTA) — Eric
Leuth, Bonn government infor-
mation officer and leader in the
German "peace for Israel" move-
ment, has been accused by his
former military commander, Olaf
Mumm, of having edited a Nazi
military paper during the war,
and with delivering wartime lec-
tures imbued with the "Nazi
spirit."

Deported Italians to Get Work

R 0 M E , (JTA)—The Italian
government promulgated a law
providing for the re-employment
of deported Italian Jews and
other victims of the Fascist re-
gime.

at the potash plant, which has
been suspended since the out-
break of the Arab-Israel war,
will be resumed soon, said Fritz
Naftali, Israeli Minister without
portfolio.
He emphasized that the new
company will not satisfy itself
with the exploitation of t h e
Dead Sea minerals as hitherto,
but will also undertake n e w
work. The company will change
its name, he said.

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