THE JEWISH NEWS-3
Friday, January 30, 1953

Israel Retains, While Soviets Plan
To Break, Existing Diplomatic Ties

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Israel is
not comtemplating breaking off
diplomatic relations with
Czechoslovakia and. Poland, Is-
rael F or e i g n Minister Moshe
Sharett declared in a press con-
ference broadcast over the
government radio. - •
He revealed that, for the time
being, the Israel goVernment
will not nominate a Minister to
replace Dr. Arieh Kubovi, who
was denounced by both the
Prague and Warsaw govern-
ments to which he was accred-
ited.
The Polish legation here has
announced that it will give no
more information to Israelis
abOut Jews living in Poland.
The Jewish Agency declared
it is ready to pay "the total
cost" of emigration to Israel of
all Jews who can escape from
behind the Iron Curtain.

Soviet May Break Relations
With Israel, London Believes

LONDON, (JTA ) —Moscow's
violent attacks on the Israel
government and its leaders was
seen as a prelude to the Soviet
Union's breaking off of diplo-
matic relations with Israel, in a
prediction made by the diplo-
matic correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph who suggested that the
break might come after the I
trial of the nine Soviet doctors
arrested in a "terrorist" pia
against the lives of top Soviet
political and military leaders.
The correspondent said he be-
lieved that the Soviet authori-•
ties would use the trial of the
doctors as an excuse for the
break which, he added, will not
sit .well with world public opin-
ion.. He pointed out that the
same action was taken, in ef-
fect, by the Warsaw and Prague
governments after the Prague
trial.

• JDC to Quit in Hungary
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Joint

Distribution C o m m i t t e e an-
nounced that "in the light of
present developments in Hun-
gary" it is no longer possible for
the JDC to continue operations
in that country.

Einstein, Urey Assail Soviet

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Prof. Al-
bert Einstein and Dr. Harold C.
Urey, the atomic scientist, made
public statements condemning
the Soviet drive against Jews.
The statements were sent by the
two leading scientists to the
New Leader, a weekly publica-
tion in New York, which has
been fighting Communism for
many years.

Moscow Attacks B-G, Sharett
LONDON, (JTA) — The Soviet
government attacked the lead-
ers of Israel, branding Premier

David Ben-Gurion and Foreign
Minister Moshe Sharett "agents"
of the United. States "carrying
out instructions from the State
Department."

Colonization Assn. Votes
Hebrew University Support

LONDON, (JTA)—The Jewish
Colonization Association voted
further financial support for the
Agricultural Faculty of the He-
brew University of Jerusalem at
its quarterly meeting here. It
also considered problems con-
nected with the projected con-
struction in Israel of an agri-
cultural colony in conjunction
_with the Jewish Agency, and
voted a grant for cultural activi-
ties to the DAIA, representative
body of Argentine Jewry. It
heard a report that the position
of the JCA colonies in Argen-
tina had improved, and decided
to investigate the possibility of
setting up DP's from Austria in
farm colonies in South America.

Commemorate Nordau Anniv.

Israel Dedicates Largest
The attack was made in an TB Hospital at Be'er Yaacob

article published in the New
Times, official publication of the
Soviet Ministry of Foreign Af-
fairs. The article also termed
Ambassador Abba Eban, Israel's
envoy to Washington and head
of the Israel delegation at the
Unite d Nations, a "British
agent." The Zionist movement,
the article said, is "an agency
of American. intelligence." -
- The Soviet organ • also attack-
ed the American Joint Distribu-
tion , Committee. It claimed that
although the JDC has not been
operating in - the Soviet Union
for a number of years, its
"agents" have been conducting
underground activities in the
coun try.
Asserting that "the Zionist
agents have been caught red-
handed," the organ of the So-
viet Foreign Office charged the
Zionist movement with "sup-
porting American aggression and
preparation by the imperialists
for a new world war." It said
that Zionist leaders are "mali-
ciously hostile" towards the So-
viet Union and declared that
"Israel's representatives at the
United Nations aid the Anglo-
American bloc in interfering
with Soviet proposals directed at
strengthening f r i e ndship be-
tween peoples."
In attacking the Zionist move-
ment and the leaders of the Is-
rael Government, the article
went so far as to claim that
they were helping promote anti-
Semitism and supporting a pol-
icy' of restoring Hitlerism.

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — T h e
largest tuberculosis hospital in
the Near East, built by the Joint
Distribution Committee, was of-
ficially dedicated at Be'er
Yaacob. The hospital, a 500-bed
center, is operated by JDC under
its extensive "Malben" health
and rehabilitation program on
behalf of aged, ill and handi-
capped newcomers to Israel.
Francis Russell, Counsellor to
the American Embassy in Israel,
conveyed the best wishes of the
American Government on behalf
of Ambassador Monnet Davies.
In his speech, Mr. Russell de-
clared that "the establishment
of this hospital must give special
pride and gratification to the
people in the .United States who
contributed to its completion."
Also present at the dedication
ceremonies were reproentatives
of the Technical Cooperation
Administration - and of the Is-
raeli Government.

Palatial Kaufman'Estate
Is Presented to HUC

Israel Charges Arabs Nith Armistice Defiance

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Arab
states along Israel's borders, es-
pecially Jordan, have adopted a
hostile policy toward Israel, and
have disregarded armistice
agreements which they have
have signed, charged Lt. Col.
Haim Gaon, Israel's senior dele-
gate to the four Mixed Armistice
Commissions.
He said that the "tightening
anti-Israel line" both in the
Mixed Armistice Commissions
and along the border became
evident following a meeting in
Amman last November of the
Arab delegates to the UN-super-
vised bodies.
He added, as another indica-
tion of the Arab attitude, that
the Arabs have been demanding
the dismissal of Gen. William E.
Reilly, American chief of the UN

truce set-up, who Col. Gaon.
said, "wants peace."
In reviewing the worsening
situation along Jordan frontiers,
Col. Gaon pointed out that Arab
troops have been firing on Is-
raeli patrols, invading Israel
territory and have refused to
release Israeli soldiers acciden-
tally crossing the border, al-
though an agreement provides
for the "early exchange" of such
troops.

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French Airline Lends
700,000 Pounds to JNF

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — T h e
French airline Air France lent
the Jewish National Fund of Is-
rael 700,000 • pounds from Air
France funds frozen in .Israel.
The loan, which bears two per-
cent interest, falls due in two
years.

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David Kaufman was U.S. Min-
Labor Leaders Picket Embassy ister to Bolivia in 1928-29 and
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Lead- U.S. Minister to Siam in 1930-33.
ers of the Jewish labor move-
Successful Heart Operations
ment in the United States pick-
eted the Soviet Embassy here
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The first
in protest against. Moscow's
anti - Jewish campaign. They two delicate heart operations
carried placards reading: "Stop performed at the recently organ-
1940 America got its first taste of
Soviet Butchery Behind the Iron ized cardio-surgical unit at the In
Barton's—and a building boom was on!
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termed . "insulting" by a secre-
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JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The Is-
rael Parliament today marked

Address to :

the 30th anniversary of the
death of Max Nordau, pioneer of
the modern Zionist movement.
The Jewish Agency held a me-
morial meeting and a delega-
tion of members of the Agency
executive visited Nordau's grave
in Tel Aviv.

HARRY COHEN, Chairman

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