Roffman Main Speaker
At Warburg Tribute

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Paul
0. • Hoffman, chairman of the
board of the Studebaker Pack-
ard Corporation, will be princi-
pal speaker at a testimonial
dinner to Edward M. M. War-
burg, president of the United
Jewish Appeal,
at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel,
Jan. 22.
The dinner
tribute will also
hear addresses
by Senator Her-
bert H. Lehman,
who will act
a s toastmaster,
and Louis Broi-
do, chairman of
he advisory
board of Gimbel
Hoffman • Brothers.
Mr. Warburg, who also is
chairman of the Joint Distribu- I
tion .Committee, will be honored I
for his general chairmanship of
the UJA over the past four years
and his role since 1939 in help- I
ing the Appeal to raise close to I
$1,000,000,000 to aid . victims of
war and oppression.

From the Nation's Capital

Immigration Law Reforms Asked;
Ike Beclouds Ladejinsky Case

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Scott vestigation. It also takes about
McLeod, administrator of Presi- 40 days for the business of get-
dent Eisenhower's refugee relief ting together the necessary doc-
program, called for revision of uments and appearing before
the refugee relief act of 1953 to Consular officials, he added.
make it easier for prospective McLeod also cited bureaucratic
immigrants to qualify for ad- complexity as another reason
mission.
for the slow-moving program.
He told a press conference, Five government offices—Public
however, that even if the revi- Health Service,. Imniigration
sions he recommended were and Naturalization Service,
forthcoming, he doubted that Army Counter-Intelligence Corps,
President Eisenhower's goal of Treasury and Labor Depart-
214,000 immigrants could be ful- ments—are concerned in the
fillpd before expiration of the processing of applications, • in
addition to the State Depart-
law in 1956.
McLeod, a State Department ment.
Mr. MCLeoci complained that
store i center in
the law whiCh came out of the
his capacity of
Congress was hardly recogniz-
security c h i et,
able as 'the' the one President
has been under
Eisenhower had proposed, and
heavy attack
added that the Bureau -of. Se-
for his admin-
curity and Consular Affairs had
istration of the
not been prepared 'to administer
refugee admis-
in the first instance, since it was
sion law. Rep.
originally. to have been the re-
Emanuel Celler,
sponsibility of the Foreigri - Op-
chairman, of the
erations Administration. '
House Judiciary
To Receive Heirless Property
Committee, who
JNF Conference is
condemned it as
The Jewish Restituti on 'Suc-
Set for March 11-13
"insane, arbitrary and savage," cessor Organization w as cVSig
The three-day national con- has called for McLeod's removal nated by. President Eisenhaver
0 -•ference of the Jewish National from his post.
to receive the unclaimed proper-
Fund of . America, originally
ty of certain deceased vi
Sen Herbert H. Lehman also , ty
of
'Scheduled to open Feb. 11, will .attacked the Administration's I Nazi persecution.
be he d in Washington, at the "mishandling" of the emergency
The official designation took
Willa Hotel, March 11 to 13, refugee immigration program the form of an- Executive order
etecording to an announcement I and called President Eisenhow- amending the Trading _With the
by Dr. Harris J. Levine, president! er's Emergency Refugee Immi- Enemy Act. The act provides
of the JNF of America.
gration Act a "tragic disappoint- safegtards for retrarisfer of the,
The change was necessary in ment."
property in the event that eligi-
order to make it possible for
The State Department official ble heirs appear at a later date.
highly placed personages in Is- I laid blame for the slowness of ref- • Believe Eisenhower Stand
rael to attend the conference as ugee admissions to the extreme
Beclouds, Ladejinsky Case
guest speakers.
complexity of the law itself. He
Remarks by President Eisen-
The conference • will be high- cited as a chief hindrance the hower in response to questions
lighted by a discussion of the necessity for United States spon- at his press conference on the
problems of land reclamation sors for potential immigrants to Wolf Ladejinsky case were con-
and land development in Israel. give assurance that each of the sidered to have beclouded the
refugees would have a home and issue further and to have had
a job to go to, and would not an adverse effect on the Russian-
For The
become a public charge. He said born Jewish argronomist.
"THRILL OF THE YEAR"
he favored a modification of
Ladejinsky, former U. S. agri-
the law that would permit rela- cultural attache in Tokyo where
'
Come and See the New
tives of U. S. citizens to enter he was given credit for the ma-
this country without such assur- jor land reform program, was
ances. ,
fired as a security risk when that
Such a relaxation of require- job came under the Department
With Variable Pitch!
ments, - however, might not fill of Agriculture from the Depart-
the goal, in any event; he added. ment of State. An anti-Semitic
For Hie Best Deal in Town
He expressed doubt as to wheth- issue figured , in the develc
develop
Come and Sea
er a sufficient number of appli-. ments. The State Department
cants who could Meet the had cleared him. Following in-
CHARLES WEINSTOCK health
requirements of the law tercession by the White House
would
want to leave Europe, staff, the Foreign Operations
At
now that many Continental Administration named Ladejin-
were experiencing an sky to a "sensitive" post in Viet-
BUICK'S RETAIL STORE countries
economic upswing.
nam.
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An average of 126 Working
The President surprised his
days is required to process each press conference by declaring
Near G.M. Bldg.
application, he explained. Of that Ladejinsky's clearance for
TR. 5-9700
this total, the longest period is the new post with the FOA was
42 days required for security in- entirely the responsibility of
FOA director Harold Stassen,
and that if it should prove to be
an error, Mr. Stassen would have
committed that error.
The President said he had not
reached any personal judgment
in the case, and said that the
whole affair was a case where
honest men might legitimately
reach differing conclusions. Sec-
retary of Agriculture Ezra Taft
WINS THE HIGHEST
Benson still thinks Ladejinsky is
INTERNATIONAL WINE
a security risk, despite his clear-
ance by both the State Depart-
AWARD IN PARIS
ment and the Foreign Opera-
tions Administration. ,
Newspapers Are Critical
Reaction to the President's
statement concentrated on the
whole question of the security
program. The New York Times
said that "President Eisenhow-
er's comments at his press con-
ference . • . about the federal
employe security program in
general and the Ladejinsky case
in. particular have only com-
pounded the confusion already
existing -in' the .public mind and,
so far . as we can see, within
the 'Government itself. Never has
there be-en a greater need than-
.11 ■ . NE
now for a thorough going ex-
Pr.,74
A VVAIWIIII/Megi t
amination of the whole pro-
gram."

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ly famous stage Star, will direct
a pagearit, "The Place of Under--
standi ng," at
the 43rd bien-
nial assembly of:
the Union of
Amer ican He-
brew Congrega-
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ary.
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Ben-Ari is the
drama director
of the Brandeis
Youth Founda-
Ben-Ari
tion. His last Broadway appear-
ance was with Olivia De Havi-
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