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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-191 Hashofar
Friday, May 27, 1955
Recital June 6 to Conclude Season
Hashofar Society for Advance- Shapiro; violis t; and. Milton
ment of Jewish Music will pre- Setzer, pianist, will be heard in
sent its final concert on June 6, a trio by Hugo Kauder, Violinist
in cooperation with the Jewish Edouard Kesner, of the Detroit
Community Center and the Symphony Orchestra, Will per-
Music Trust Fund of the Detroit foraNiew compositions by Stut-
e Federation of Musicians, at the chewsky, Kaminsky and Lavry,
NEW I ORK,• (JTA) —
never has been anti-Semitism in Davison Center.
for the first time in Detroit.
Spain," Generalissimo Francisco
Lare Wardrop, oboe; Meyer
The Center. Choral Society,
Franco, dictator of Spain, told
Julius Chajes, Conductor. with
David Lawrence, editor of the
Sophie Rosengard at the piano,
Plan Voting Adult Social
U. S. News and
Young People's League of Ada; will present -works by Mendels-
World Report,
Shalom Synagogue will offer a sohn, Lavry, Fraknoj and Chajec
who publishes a
play and a social evening at 8:30 Incidental solos will be sung by
copyrighted in-
p.m., Wednesday, in the syna- Adele Brown, Leah Koven and
terview with the
gogue social hall. Young adults,- , Irving Rosengard.
Spanish chief of
18 to 25, are invited to attend.
There is no admission charge..
state in this
week's issue.
Mr. Lawrence:,
asked Fr an c o.
whether it is
true,' as people
say in the Unit-
ed States, that
"in Spain there'
"OH, JOY1"
is some anti- Franco
Semitism"." "I deny that abso-
lutely," answered the Generalis-
'My honey just told me weir*
simo. "In our relations with
going to Oakton Manor for our
Germany in the European war,.
we had difficult moments de-
vacation. Oh, joy l"
fending the Jews. We caused a
sensation in Europe because,
when the Jews were treated bad-
ly, Spain defended them."
Franco said that his Minister
Pewaukee Lake, Wisconsin
in Bucharest had actively de-
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during the war. Today, Franco
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Arcila and Xauen the Jewish
communities enjoy the same ad-
vantages as the Spaniards or
Arabs. In this we have never
had any problems."
The Spanish chief of state
said there are Jewish business-
men in Spain now and there
are "several synagogues," insist-
ing there is no discrimination
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against Jews. "I repeat;" he told
Mr. Lawrence, "that there never
DECORATION DAY WEEKEND
has been anti-Semitism in
at
Spain, but to the contrary. The
Jews have been able to develop
themselves perfectly in our na-
reen 113 inn
tion. The cases I have related
above prove it."
Generalissimo Franco
Says Spain Has Never
Been Anti-Semitic
Checking on their Allied JewislP Campaign prospects are
these Junior Division leaders, who are completing coverage of all
slips. From the left, seated, NORMAN FEINBERG, an area chair-
Wan, and ARTHUR JAMES RUBINER, division chairman; standing,
REVA DAVIDSON, a section chairman; MARLENE WEINGARDEN,
a captain, and SIDNEY SIMON, an area chairman.
Upon Unemployment Hangs Problem
Of Peace, Mendes-France Book States
Pierre Mendes-France, former
Premier of the FrenCh govern-
ment, and Gabriel Ardant,
France'S General Commissioner
for Productivity, have pooled
their knowledge to present an.
account of the findings Of his-
tory in "Economics and Action,"
published by Columbia Univer-
sity Press (2960 B'way, NY27).
The blind empricism and the
scientific -planning which come
into conflict in world affairs;
the struggle to attain peace and
the aim to reduce unemploy-
ment are analyzed keenly by
Pierre Mendes-France.
Although written by French-
men, this work has great value
for all peoples. That is why
UNESCO (United Nations Edu-
cational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization) has joined in
sponsoring it. •
Dealing with peace and the
employment policy, M. Mendes-
France asserts that "if it is
admitted that under-employ-
ment is due to a shortage of
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home markets—at least in some
countries, for others suffer the
repercussions—it is best to solve
the problem by enlarging the
market through an increase in
the purchasing power of the
least privileged • and through
increased investment."
"One- of the main problems of
the modern world is unemploy-
ment," he writes. "No stability
is possible in a world where the
workers feel themselves insecure
and under constant threat." He
adds that "on this too hangs
the problem of peace or war."
"Certain experiments," he
concludes,. "have shown convinc-
ingly that high ideals, goodwill
and the desire to 'build a better
world are not in themselves
enough, unless they are accom-
panied by scientific technique,
without which the best of inten-
tions founder. It is, of -course, the
rulers who must be imbued
with these ideas. But it is im-
possible, in a democratic world,
to convince the rulers . without
first winning over those to
whom they owe their pOwer."
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Spanish Envoy Urges
Relations with Israel
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
Spanish Ambassador urged that
Israel establish diplomatic rela-
tions with Spain and explained
that Israel will be barred from
participation in the forthcoming
Mediterranean Olympic Games
at Barcelona because Israel "did
not participate" in t h e 1951
Olympics held in Alexandria,
Egypt. Israel did not participate
in the 1951 games in Egypt be-
cause it was impossible for it
to do so owing to the Egyptian
attitude toward Israel.
Ambassador Jose Maria de Ar-
reilza was asked recently by
chairman Emanuel Geller of the
House Judiciary Committee to
explain the exclusion of Israel
from the Barcelona Olympics.
In his reply to Rep. Celler, the
Ambassador said: "There was no
deliberate exclusion of Israel,
but what happened was simply
that it had been agreed that the
participant nations were to be
only those that took part in
1951 in the first Mediterranean
games celebrated in Alexandria,
Egypt. , As Israel did not par-
ticipate in those games, an in-
vitation to the forthcoming
games was not sent to her, but
there was no intention or desire
to exclude her deliberately. A
routine formality was followed
in inviting the participants."
Ambassador Arreilza said he
believed "that this kind of mis-
understanding will be avoided
once Israel establishes diploma-
tic relations with our govern-
ment. These do not exist at
present." Israel has thus far re-
frained from establishing rela-
tions with Spain. The Ambassa-
dor offered to meet in person
with Rep. Celler who indicated
that he would see him but a
time has not yet been set.
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