State Department Convinced Arabs
Are Not Seeking Aggression
16—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 10, 1954
Immigration to Israel Up; More Increases Planned
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—A total of immigrants admitted impor-
of
1,660 immigrants entered Is- tant, but even more significant
Detroiters to Attend
rael last month, the largest was it that almost every one of
single monthly total in over two these immigrants is settled on
Parley for Hebrew U.
Direct JTA Teletype Wire to the Jewish News
years, S. Z. Shragai, head of the the land as soon as he arrives—
WASHINGTON — The State in which is a primary objective
Dr. Louis I. Galin, national Jewish Agency's immigration in sharp contrast to the pre-
Department can "find no evi- of the United States in the Near president of Alpha Omega Den- department, told newsmen. He vious situation when immigrants
dence that any Arab state is East. This Government stands tal Fraternity, whose members revealed that present schedules were forced to remain for weeks
call for 2,000 immigrants a and months in immigrant camps.
capable or desirous of sustaining fully behind the Security Coun-
month to enter the country dur- He said that the limit of 8,000
an - aggressive move against cil resolution of Sept. 1, 1951,
ing the next four months and immigrants by the end of this
Israel," Zionist groups from all ' calling upon Egypt to lift re-
then a further acceleration of year was set by the available
parts of the country and others strictions upon Suez Canal traf-
funds, otherwise Israel could ac-
pace from January, 1955, on.
complaining to the State De- fic bound to or from Israel. The
Mr. Shragai said that not only cept 15,000 in the same four
partment about United States resolution remains valid despite
was the increase in the number months.
policy of arming the Arabs are the Soviet veto of a similar res-
olution on the subject which was
being told.
The State Department is send- debated by the Security Council
ing complainants copies of a early this year. The United
form letter from its public serv- States has the past called
J. M. Mazer
J. Marshall
ice division dated Aug, 19 which upon Egypt to respect the 1951
resolution
and
will
continue
to
are spearheading activities for
defines United States policy in
ONE MOTHER TELLS ANOTHER
urge compliance with it,"
the dental college of the Hadas-
the Near East.
* * *
"... it's the REAL thing!"
sah Hebrew University College
In the letter, the State De- 1 Eban Iteturn41 to U.S. to
of
Medicine,
and
Mrs.
Galin;
partment said that observations Discuss Security Issue
Charles E. Feinberg, chairman
of U. S. diplomats bear out pus
TEL AVIV—Abba Eban, Israel
tic statements by Egyptian Prime Ambassador to the United States, of the Detroit Friends of the
Minister Gamel Nasser that declared here Tuesday before Hebrew University, and - M r s.
Egypt "has no intention or de- leaving to resume his post in Feinberg, will be the Detroiters
OLD FASHIONED
sire to launch an attack against Washington that he will contin- who will attend the sessions, in
Israel." It was indicated that ue to discuss with American of- New York and in Princeton, N.J.,
the department will continue. to ficials the problem of Israel's se- Dec. 18-19, called by Dr., Albert
Einstein to discuss American
expedite its program for armin,4 curity.
KOSHER © PAREVE
Jewry's participation in the
the Arabs. "In this area," it Was
The Ambassador said he was building of a new Hebrew Uni-
aoce ... made without sugar-
said. "the Department considers greatly,, impressed on his visit
,. just the natural sweetness of the
it unrealistic and dangerous to home with the grave and keen versity home in Jerusalem.
choicest fresh water fish.
defer preparations for security anxiety of all Israel citizens hen
Israel's only university has
pending final solution of all dis- who recognize that their coun- been in exile from its plant on
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putes which may exist among try's security problem has Mt. Scopus in Jerusalem since
states in the area."
se ta
changed due to the altered mili- the outbreak of the Arab Israel
The Department maintained tary situation brought about by war in 1948. Denied access to
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then the area as a whole. We be-
in Jerusalem.
To
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School
lieve our present policies serve
How to speed the mutation of
that obj ective."
Saul Maltz of New York was these plans into schools, labora-
The view was expressed that recently appointed Workmen's tories, library, students r e s i-
IL is in the security interests of
dences and other urgent educa-
the United States to arm the Circle School and Kindergarten tional facilities will be discussed
director.
He
previously
has
held
Arabs. It was noted by the De-
at the two-day conference which
partment that assurances would posts in Hammond, Indiana; will hear Dr. George S. Wise,
Albany
and
New
York
City.
be required that arms will not
A graduate of the Jewish chairman of t h e University's
be used for aggressive purposes
Teachers Seminary, Maltz has board of governors, and presi-
It was pointed out that "Egyp- had three books
dent of the American Friends
tian restrictions on traffic to o f verse' pub-
of the Hebrew U n i v e r s i.t y;
and from Israel is one aspect of
James Marshall, chairman of
the entire problem of Arab-Is- lished. He has
the board of the American
served
as
co-
rael relations, an improvement
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Press Urges West's
Re-Assurance to Israel
LONDON, (JTA)—The British
government's ending of its em-
bargo on arms shipments to
Egypt has hit Israel as "one
more confirmation of her belief
that in the new honeymoon
period which seems to be begin-
ning between the Western Pow-
ers and the Arab states she has
been left out in the cold to her
grave disadvantage," the Times
of London declared editorially.
The editorial added that it is
important at this time to con-
vince Israel that in strengthen-
ing the Arab States, the West-
ern Powers are showing no hos-
tility to her and to impress upon
the Arab states that the supply ,
of arms gives them no license
for aggressive action.
The same point was stressed
by the Evening Standard, whim
noted that the Arab alliance is
not a defensive combinatiari
against the Soviet Union but is
solely concerned with Israel,
Noting the Israeli desire for
peace and the constant Arab
reiteration at the United Na-
tions and elsewhere that they
will not make peace with Israel,
the Standard said that it was
inevitable that in these circum-
stances Israel should see the
supplying of arms to Egypt as a
threat to Israel's existence.
And they said, Let us rise up
and build. So they strengthened
their hands for this good work.
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