Dr. Goldstein Calls Objections
o NCRAC . Decisiims 'Unrealistic'

Dr. Israel- Goldstein, president
Of the American Jewish Con-
gress, in an address before the
Jewish Co mmunity Council
luncheon-forurxi on Monday, at
the Detroit-Leland, stated that
the issue involved in the Mad-
Iver ',controversy is actually one
of "democracy • vs. anarchy."
Dr. Goldstein branded as un-
realistic the objections stated
lay t h e dissenting agencies.
Neither in the Maclver Report .
nor in the compromise measure
as -embodied in the Barr Pro-
posal has the concept of "volun-
teerisT" or- the , "right of dis-'
sent" of member agencies been
challenged. The use of such
terms as "authoritarian" and
"monolithic" is entirely unwar-
ranted and not, in accord with
the facts. This, Dr. Goldstein
averred, gives rise. to the - belief
that the dissenting agencieS
"prefer to be made" even
though the facts do not warrant
the criticisms that they have
made against the Maclver pro-
posals.
Forces opposing the Maciver
recommendations, .Dr. Gold-
stein stated, . have failed to
realize the maturity of the
American Jewish community.
VVLiereas Jewish communities
were once under the control
of well intentioned philan-
thropists termed "beneVolent
dictators," some of the great
Jewish organizations now seek
_to usurp that role: This, he
declared, "is an un-American
phenomena." A Welcoine au=
gury; on the other hand, he
said; is the- :development of .
local Community Councils and
the strengthening o.,f other
local Jewish institutions
whose leaders haVe expressed ,-
their opnosition to the heads
of. the dissenting agencies.
The American Jewish V corn-,
Triunity, Dr. Goldstein stated,
teas the right to :demand an end
to waste and duplieation by na-
tional agencies in the commun-
-ity relations field since these
agencies are spending public
money and funds allocated to
them .. rn.ean a corresponding
lessening of funds available for
overseas relief and for Israel.
Sidney M. Shevitz, Commun-
ity Council president, opened
the Meeting, and Harry Yud-
koff, vice- president, presided
and introduced the speaker;

,

Calls .sOviet Anti-Semitism
%%lost Onmious Development'
Dr: Goldstein, who came here
: to address the American Jewish
congress' Michigan Council and
$o confer with local Jewish lead-
' ors, pointed out that the resurg-
ence of Nazism in Western Ger-
many, coincident with the -anti-

Jevvish character of the trials
and char
ges in Czechoslovakia,
East Germany, Hungary and in
the Soviet Union itself raises
the frightening prospect that
"the V two brands of totalitarian
evil may one day again be join-
ed together in a common assault
on the freedoms of the world."
He called the Soviet anti-Senii-
tism. "the most ominous devel-
oPrn.ent -6f: the day."
"It is -clear," asserted Dr.
GOldstein, that "totalitarianism
must employ anti-Semitism,
that- most reprehensile of Weap-
ons, either at the beginning, like
nazism, in order to attain power,
or, like communism, at the end,
in order to retain supremacy.
- "By charging Jewish organi-
zations and the Israel 'govern-
Merit', with being espionage
agents. _for Britain and the
United States, the Soviet au-
thorities are seeking to forge a
new alliance against the free
world. They are seeking, in one
fell swoop, to take advantage of
the anti-Semitic . heritage of
czarism; the racist legacy of
nazism, 'the anti-Israel senti-
ment of the Arab world and the
long - fostered hatred of the
Western countries."
Commen t i n g on develop-
ments on the American scene,
Dr. G o rd stein said that
"Americans of all faiths and
of all political 'persuasions are
one in their prayers that
President Eisenhower will be
vouchsafed the wisdom, the
courage and the strength to
lead 'the nation and the free
world to an era of enduring
peace',, of brotherhood and of
universal respect for the
rights of all men."
Among the problems ' facing
Eisenhower, Dr. Goldstein listed
the need for thorough revision
of the, McCarran.-Walter
gration Act.
Referring to Representative
Francis Walter's attack in the
H o u s g of Representatives on
"professional Jews" as the sole
opposition to the Act, Dr. Gold-
stein said:
"Mr. Walter oWes V.an apology
to the House of Representatives
for the manner in which he has
abused its Floor by this expres-
sion of prejudice, and he owes
an apology to the. American
people for his role in helping to
enact soV dishonoring and dis-
honorable . a piece of legislation."
Dr: Goldstein Called on the
new Administration to take
measures for the enactment of
federal fair 'employment prac-
Iices legislation with enforce-
ment powers, for strengthening
the machinery for administra-
tion of civil rights within the
Department of Justice and for
the elimination - of Segregation
in the District of Columbia."

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Mrs. Enima Schaver will be
the guest artist at the; launch-
ing of the national drive in the
United States for $10,000,000 to
advance the- Haifa Institute of
Technology (Teehnion), in Hai-
fa, Israel. Thee conference, spon-
sored by the American Society
for the Advancement of the
Technion, will begin 'Saturday,
at the • Waldorf Astoria,.
York.
,
•
The invitation was reCeived
from Gen. Ya,aeOir Dori, presi-
dent of the Technion and • former
Chief of Staff of the Israel
Army, who will be 'guest speaker
at the event, . V
Gen. Dori, in extending the
invitation to 'Mrs,. chaver, stated
that he personally,. and the
many soldiers in the Israel
Army, will never forget -Mrs.
Schaver'S services in 1948 when
she volunteered as a "one-man
USO" to.:' entertain troops at
various Army camps. She gave
over 30 appearances
Mrs. Schaver; whip . will be the
Only artist on the program at
Sunday's easing banquet, Will
render. .several Hebrew and Is-
raeli songs; She will be accom-
panied to New York by her hus-
band, Morris Schaver. Several
other DelVoiters'plan to attend

the sessions.

14—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 30, 1953

Cecil Brown Is Guest
At League Program

Sol Eisenberg Receives Award
As Leader in Local Seminary VDrive

.

Cecil Brown; world - famouS
news analyst, will be guest
speaker at •a meeting of the Lea-
gue of Jewish Women's Organi-
zations at 12:30
•
p.m., Feb. 9, at
Temple Beth El.
• Mrs. Samuel
B. Danto, presi-
dent, will chair
the meeting,
which is being
arranged by Mrs
Irving Small,
program Chair-
man.
Brown, who
Brown , recently visited
Western Europe and Israel,
traveled widely through t h e
Jewish State. _He talked with
hundreds of people; from Prem-
ier David Ben-Gurion to the
most recent immigrants.
Winner of the George Foster
Peabody, Overseas Press • Club,
Sigma Delta Chi and National
Headliners Club awards for his
work as a radio commentator,
Brown also is the author of
"Suez to Singapore" and num-
erous magazine articles. -
A feature of the . meeting will
be a pledge to be signed by
presidents of rilember organi-
zations promising cooperation
with the Allied Jewish ,C a m-
paign by scheduling no major
events during the drive, so that
members may participate as
workers and contributors in the
Womens's Division of the Cam-
paign. •
All Jewish women are invited
to the meeting, which will be
preceded by dessert luncheon.

Arabs Buy Jet Planes
While Israel Looks
ToVU.S. - for Farm Tools

London, (JTA) The British
Government's decision to supply
the Arab states With jet planes
is consistent with the tripartite
declaration enunciated in May,
1950, Lord, Reading, Under Sec-.
retary for Foreign Affairs, told
the House of LOrds.
He insisted that delivering of
arms, to Middle East states is in
line with the British-French-
American declaration guarantee-
ing the borders of Israel and the
Arab states against aggression.
He said the pact recognized the
need of Arabs and Isradl to .
maintain - a certain level of armed
forces for internal security and
legitimate self defense:
Reading declared that the jets
were essentially defensive weap-
ons, adding that the number of
planes promised for early
very "was small." In answer to
a'query from Lord Strabolgi, the
government spokesman declared
that Egypt was one of the states
receiving British jetS.,
In the meantime, it was re,
ported from New York that the -
Israel supply Mission in the.
United States had placed orders
for $500,000 in spare parts for
agricultural equipment in Isreal:
The Israel consulate there has
been approached by private firms
from Haiti and Columbia re-
garding the possibilities of in-
itiating trade between their
countries and. Israel. Spokesmen
froth. Haiti suggested that Israel
barter cement for coffee and
sugar. Arrangements are cur-.
rently in progress.

Technion Gets Books from
U.S. Library of Congress

HAIFA, (JTA)—A collection
of several thousand books deal-
ing with various phases of
modern science and technology
have been received by the li-
Vrary of the Haifa Institute of
Technology, from the Exchange
and Gift Division of the Library.
of Congress in Washington.

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Rabbi- JACOB E. SEGAL (left), of Adas Shalom Synagogue,
awards a certificate of appreciation from the Jewish Theological
Seminary to SOL EISENBE'RG (center), co-chairman of the De-

troit Friends of the Sethinary. Rabbi JOEL GEFFEN, director of
field activities and community services of the Seminary who was
guest, speaker , at a campaign reception in. the. Eisenberg home,
looks on. •

,JNF Nationwide Blue Box Campaign

NEW YORK, (JTA)--A house-
to-honse fund-raising campaign
will be launched` by the Jewish
National Fund on March 1
throughout the lUnited States,
with more - than 50,000 volun-
teers enlisted in the drive which
will last a full - month, it was
announced by Dr. Harris J. Le-
vine, president of the JNF of
America. .
The special drive, which will
continue throughout "Jewish
National Fund Box Month," will
seek to place a, JNF box in '750,-
000 Jewish homes in this coun-
try, Dr. Levine explained. There
are at present 250,000 Mr blue-
white boxes in Jewish. :homes
throughout the United States.
Mrs. Israel Goldstein has been
named chairman of the --com-
mittee which will supervise the
drive. -
A proclamation calling on all
American 'Jews to support "Box
month," which is signed by the
national presidents of all Zion-
ist organizations in the' United
States, stresses the • popular

character of the JNF.
Dr. Levine said that the 1953
budgetary requirements of the
Jewish . National . Fund total.
$22,000,000.
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