Justice of Zionist Cause

JNF Pays $15,000,000 Bank of America Loan

Affirmed by Senator Taft

CINCINNATI, (JTA) —Senator
Robert A. Taft said he had sup-
ported the independence of Is-
rael and "stood on their side
against Egypt and Jordan, which
tried to destroy them" because
of his "earnest belief in justice
and freedom and the keeping of
promises."
The Republican Senate ma-
jority leader, in a prepared ad-
dress read for him .by his son
at the silver anniversary meet-
ing • here of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews,
declared that the Jewish State
"should have been established at
the height of the power of the
Allies during the second World
War." Had that been done, he
added, "I doubt if we would ever
have had the Israel war or the
fleeing of the Palestine Arabs or
the dangerous conditions in that
region of the world today be-
cause Israel had to take up arms
to establish its own independ-
ence, the British having aban-
doned the mandate."

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Sen. Taft said he had sup-
ported the Zionist movement
"because it seemed to me it
would be the only way in
which we could assure free-
dom for millions of Jews who
lived in countries - where they
would always be subjected to
intermittent attacks •and per-
secution. I supported it be-
cause it undertook to relieve

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OF BOTTLES SOLD:,

NEW YORK, (JTA) — A check of the JNF, praised the vision
for $945,000 was handed by Jew- and generosity of the bank's of-
ish National Fund officials to ficials in granting the JNF the
representatives of the Bank of I largest loan ever made to a
the world of 'the problem of America as the final payment non-governmental agency. Oth-
resettling a large number of of principals and interest on a er JNF officials who participa-
Jewish refugees, for which the $15,000,000 loan granted the ted in the ceremony were Men-
world JNF four years ago by the del Fisher, executive director
world had proposed no bet-
bank. and Albert Schiff, chairman of
ter solution."
Dr. Harris J. Levine, president the JNF's finance committee.
He warned7 however, of the
`serious situation" resulting from
the war for Israel's independ-
ence. "Because of that war," he
said, "partly through the in-
tolerance of their own leaders,
900,000 refugees left the Jewish
section of Palestine and are still
housed in temporary tents and
huts in Syria, in Jordan and in
I C
,Egypt. The food is inadequate
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He urged action to settle the
Palestine Arab refugee prob-
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Israel" and declared that "there
seems to be no peaceful solu-
tion in the Near East until this
refugee problem is settled."

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Reggie and Joe Yanich will
present a program of Israeli
songs and dances at a meeting
of the Cedar Rapids, Ia., Hadas-
sah Chapter on June 13, after
which they will leave for Herzl
Camp, Webster, Wis., where Yan-
ich is assistant director and
Mrs. Yanich is in charge of arts
and crafts.
Yanich advises that there are
some vacancies open at the
camp for youngsters 10 to 17.
Three-week sessions, he adds,
begin on June 21, July 12 and
Aug. 2. -
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Hersh Harrison and Don Rosen-
berg, Wayne University students,
Harry Salem and Sally Stahl,
University of Michigan students.
For information on camp ac-
tivities, call Yanich, at TO.
5-3466.

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Irene Feldman, who raised the
most money for the local chap-
ter of Junior
Hadassah, was
crowned Queen
of the Israel
Fifth Annive:.-
sary Ball, held
by the organiz-
ation at the De-
troiter - Hotel.
Proceeds from
the dance are
Miss Feldman being sent to
Meier Shfeyah, the youth village
in Israel, operated and main-
tained by the junior Zionist
group.

At the annual meeting of the
JewiSh Publication Society of
America, in Philadelphia, Judge
THEODORE LEVIN was re-
elected a member of the national
board of trustees of the society
and PHILIP SLOMOVITZ was
re-elected a national honorary
vice-president.

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