`Israel's Friendship for U. S. Cannot
Be Bought with. Concessions%--Sharett

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13

Friday, August 6, 1954

JERUSALEM, (J T A )— Israel sider any arms given to Egypt
will strive for friendship with as intended to be turned by her
the American people and its . against us. We are not bent on
its government but will not buy expansion, but we will remain
this friendship _with concessions, watchful and alert and we will
Premier Moshe Sharett declared withstand any aggression
in Parliament.
against us," he continued.
The Premier said that the Is-
The Israeli Premier futher
rael government will not hesi- warned that the granting of
tate to enter into an open dis-
new strength to Egypt without
pute with the U. S. Government the Arab state beinc, obligated
regarding any attempt to curb
to regularize her relations with
Israel's sovereignty, or security Israel might be interpreted by
or any other matter vital to the Egypt as a spur to new aggres-
existence of the Jewish State.
sion.
Addressing a • rally of Air I Gen. A. Avidar, Acting Army
Force reserve officers, Sharett Chief of Staff, another, speaker
dwelt on the Anglo-Egyptian lat the rally, warned that the
agreement under which the An .1 Egyptian
g
British troops are to leave the brings nearer a' second round of
Suez Canal zone within 20 warfare by the Arab states
months and emphasized that "an against Israel. • "Therefore, we
important reshuffle of the bal- must strengthen our forces in 11
ance of power in the Middle East fields, including the Air Force,"
countries took place last night" he said.
with this agreement.
He stressed that this develop- ;
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ment, and "the continuous 'Ja i l Woman for Refusal
threatening declarations against
Israel, demand utmost alertness To Surrender Orphan
and preparedness on our part."
AMSTERDAM, (JTA)—An Am-
The Premier said that Israel
would like -to see all nations sterdam court sentenced Mrs. G.
regain their independence and • van Langendyk-Moorst of Hil-
freedom, but asserted that versum to a year's term of im-
such independence must 1-, e prisonment following her con,
measured in terms of that na- viction on charges of hiding Re-
tion's cooperation with others. becca Melhado, 14 -year- old
Egypt will also be measured Dutch Jewish war orphan, whose
by such standards, he under- surrender to the Jewish com-
munity had been ordered by the
lined.
He noted that the important Dutch courts.
military bases which had been 1 The court, however; acquitted
abandoned to Egypt had been Mrs. van Moorst of kidnapping
left without prior Egyptian charges. It ruled that the time
agreement not to commit aggres- she spent in jail awaiting trial,
sion. Also, he went on, the pact - . since last March, would be de-
did not obligate Egypt to open ducted from her sentence.
the Canal to free paSsage of all
Mrs. van Moorst, a Catholic,
shipping. Israel, he added, will obtained . custody of the child
continue its campaign to open 1 after the war. Her parents had
the Suez..
left her with a Protestant wom-
Sharett emphasized that the an when they were deported to
gravity of the situation had been their death by the Nazis. .
intensified by the American de-
van Moorst was. featured
dision to continue its one-sided . in Mrs.
another case, that of Anneke
policy of arming the _Arabs, "We ,
warn against supplying arms to Beekman, a war orphan whose
Egypt. as long as she continues Orthodox Jewish parents left
the (Suez . Canal) blockade and her in Mrs. van Mo.orst's care
hostile declarations against us. when they were deported.
Subsequently, she was ordered
"As long as this siutation re-
mains and until there is. an ex- to surrender the Beekman child
plicit change in Egypt's stand to the Jewish community, but
and • her behavior, we will. con- spirited her away. The Beekman
girl, who was baptized by Mrs.
van Moorst, has not yet been
found.
Maine Resort Bias

Leads to Revenue Loss

Trade Unions Rip
Red Anti-Semitism,
in Satellite Nations

A Tercentenary Feature
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PARIS, (JTA)—A sharp pro-
Houston, Tex., challenges the Beth Israel was organized in
test against anti-Jewish perse- "miracle city" of Los Angeles in 1860 and the first orthodox syn-
cutions in Romania, and against its rapid use as one of the coun-
agogue, Adath Yeshurun, was
anti-Semitism elsewhere behind try's great communities.
the Iron Curtain, particularly in ! This rapidly rising center had formed in 1889. Now there are
Hungary and Czechoslovakia, a population of 386,000 in 1941. about 15 synagogues in Hous-
was issued here by the "Free Today Houston's population is ton.
Trade Unionists in Exile."
in excess of 1,000,000.
The Jewish Community Coun-
The organization, composed of
The Jewish population has cil supervises Houston's many
trade union leaders from Soviet grown just as rapidly. In 1900 JewiSh activities. It acts as liai-
.and Soviet-satellite countries, there were 1,000 Jews in Hous- son between the Jewish agen-
recounted the results of three ton; in 1917, 5,000; in 1929, 12,- cies and the Community Chest
secret trials of JeWish leaders in 000; in 1941, 13,500. The last and the Council of Social Agen-
Romania this year.
count was 17,000.
cies. The Zionist movement is
The first Jews are known to well organized here and there is
Pointing out that the free
world has already protested vig- have come to Houston in 1821. a well-functioning youth move-
orously against renewed Com- In 1835 Eugene Joseph Chimene ment.
munist persecution of Jews, the was one of Sam Houston's per-1
statement declares: "The free sonal escorts. Jews fought for ! "Only a remnant shall return.
workers of the world join in Texas' freedom in the Mexican , But it is the national rejuvena-
these protests against a new war.
tion of that remnant that will
A private home first was con- open a. new chapter in the an-
racism which is coming from be-
verted into a synagogue in nals of the human , spirit."
hind the Iron Curtain." •
The statement traces the rise Houston in 1856. Congregation —Chief Rabbi Joseph H. Hertz.
of anti-Semitism in Romania,
ascribing the renewed persecu-
tions to the fact that Romanian
Jews, robbed of their livelihood
AVERY N. DAVIS
by discriminatory laws, had be-7.
gun organizing emigration, many
of them turning their eyes to-
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
ward stae
The government dominated
Announces the Opening of His Offices
"Jewish Democratic Committee,"
led by Jewish Communists, tried
of
to "organize" this emigration
effort, but, when the Jews re-
568 MACCABEES BUILDING
jected this Communist effort,
recognizing it as a ruse, the per-
DETROIT. 2, MICHIGAN
secutions, secret trials and im-
prisonments resulted, the state-1
ment says.
TEmple 3-6100

I count him lost who is to I
shame.—Plautus.

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My recipe for

CRANBERRY AND APPLE PIE,.,.

always succedul in my

LECTR1C
RANGE

I s s ue Report on Status

AUGUSTA, JTA) — Maine is Of Dutch Guardianship
suffering an "inestimable" loss of
revenue due to the discrimina-
THE HAGUE, (JTA)—Of the
tion of private resort owners, 1,056 Jewish war orphans in Hol-
according to William Cohen, land, 358 are currently under
state chairman of the Maine non-Jewish guardianship, 457
Bnai Br i t h Anti - Defamation 1 are under Jewish guardianship
League Committee.
and the remaining 241 are now
Citing his experiences as coun- lof age and taking care of them-
sel for the Maine State Equal ; selveS, it was rei5orted in the
Opportunities Committee, and a 11953 report of the Jewish child
number of .letters complaining of I care organizations in Holland.
anti-Jewish discrimination by
owners in Maine, Cohen said 1 The children under non-Jew-
that prospective Maine vacation- i ish guardianship include 171 boys
ers are staying away "in droves." and 187 girls, of whom eight
Cohen underlined a statement boys and 15 girls actually live in
by Guy P. Butler, executive man- Jewish institutions or homes al-
ager of the state's Publicity Bu- though responsibility for their
reau, who said that "unfortu- I care rests with non-Jewish
tunately" there is no law in !sources.
The children under the care of
Maine requiring a resort owner.
Jewish organizations include
to serve any one. •
Everett F. Greaton, executive eight boys and 17 girls who live
director of the Maine Develop- with non-Jewish families or in-
ment Commission, has pointed stitutions. Among those who are
out that suck i discrimination , now old enough to assume re-
does not reflect official state pol- sponsibility for themselves, 146
I live in a non-Jewish atmosphere.
icy.

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BE MODERN—
COOK ELECTRICALLY

1 cup water
2 cups sugar
3 cups raw cranberries
tender. Remove
3 cups diced cooking apples
and apples with water till
erriaes
add sugar. t stand until cooL
from heat a nd
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FRENCH WHIP PASTRY: tile Crust
2 unbe aten •egg_yolks.
all-purpose n our
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hortening
2
cups
sifted
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1/3 cup sugar -
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up
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1 tsp. salt
1 tbsp. milk
an d lemon
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1 tbsp. lemon juice
mixture
willstand
Place shortening in a bowl, add boiling water,
mil
.iuice. Mix with fork till liquid is absorbed and
ether.
Roll
soft 'peaks. Add egg- yolks, and beat h
till clings
blended
tog Sift flour,

CRANBERRY AND APPLE PIE: the Filling

in
sugar,
into mixture,
till with
all doug
out 2/3 salt
dough,
line 9' pie stir
plate
pasta:y. Put in tilling. Roll

minutes.
out remaining pastry for lattice Work top. Bake sin ,30
preheated
oven .4250-10 minutes, reduce heat to 350'.;---20 to
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