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Israel and the Zionist Movement
Assailed by Arab Encyclopedi4

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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Israel
is a "tiny little country which
has been established in Pales-
tine by •the • U.N. and the per-
sonal • support of ex-President
Truman of the United States,"
according . to the Arabic Ency-
clopedia published in, Beirut, it
was reported in the Jerusalem
rost here. The Lebanese refer-
ence work also declared that
the liquidation of Israel is one
of the pillars•- of the Arab Na-
tional Charter.
The - article - on - Israel also
maintains that while Israel is
exerting every effort to gain
recognition by the Arab states,
sine is simultaneously preparing
for a "second round" of the
Israel-Arab war and is in con-
tinuous violation of the Arm-
istice Agreements, especially in
ielation to Jordan.
The encyclopedia contains an
article on Zionism, in: which the
Arab editors give the following
description of that movement:
',Zionism is a movement which
aims at the occupation of Pales-
tine and the Arab world. The

Outlines Organizations'
Programs for Week

(T h e following organiza-
tions sent items too late to be
included in- our regullar an-
nouncements. A schedule of
their programs is given here.)

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present aggressive p. 0
movement was founded in jos.
The Jewish State in Palestine
is only the first stage in the
implementation and realization
of the Zionist dream."

French• Cardinal's
Envoy Visits Israel
Forest of Martyrs

JERUSALEM, (JTA)
Garail, personal representative
of-Cardinal Saliege, -Archbishop
of Toulouse, is now .visiting Is-
rael to inspect the French sec-
tion of the - FOrestOf Martyrs.
A section of this forest, planted
. by veterans of the French anti-
Nazi underground, is`narned for
Cardinal Saliege in recognition
of his defense of French Jews
during the Nazi occupation.
Msg.r. Garail was welcomed
•here by officials of the Ministry
of Religions and of the Jewish
National Fund, who escorted
him on a tour of the forest.
Msgr. Garail expressed the
Cardinal's thanks for the tribute
and his regrets that he was not
able personally to visit Israel.
The Cardinal is 96 years old.
Thousands of Jews in the
Toulouse area, including many
children, were saved from the
Nazis by the • energetic inter-
vention_ of the aged Cardinal
who gave shelter to many in
. his palace.

Sept. 9 — Bnai David Boys'
Club meets at 10 a.m., at Fran-.
cis Scott Key .School, Jerome
and Rosemary, Oak Park.
Sept. 10—Fannie Gluck Chap-
ter, Mizrachi Women, meets at
home of Mrs. Daniel. Temchin,
3841 Sturtevant.
Sept. 10 — Equality Club
luncheon at 12:30 p.m., at home
of Mrs J. Glassman, 18416
Washburn.
Sept. 10 — City of Hope Can-
cer Fighters board meeting at
12 noon, in Holiday Manor.
Sept. 11 — Avodah Chapter,
Pioneer Women, white elephant
sale and luncheon at 12:30 p.m.,
in home of Mrs. Edward Stark,
24542 George Washington,
Southfield Township.
Sept. 11—Lt. Roy F. Green
Auxiliary of Jewish War Veter-
-ans first meeting of new year at .
J-WV Memorial Home. .
Sept. 12—Club Two, Pioneer
Women, meets at 1 p.m., in
Labor Zionist Institute.
Sept. 12—Rodin • Club _meets
, at 12:30 p: m., at home of Mrs.
David Grossman, 18245 Prairie:
'Sept. 12 — Kinneret Chapter,
Pioneer 'Women, meets . at 12:30.
p.m., in home of Mrs. Herman
Kanter, president, 19350 Ard-
more
Sept. 13 . — City of Hope Can-
cer Fighters begins bowling sea-
son at 1 pm., at _
Recreation.
Sept. 13—Oakwood Chapter of
ORT meets at home of Mrs.
Harry Goldberg, 17350 Stoepel.

Publi-
NEW YORK, (JTA)
cation • of the first volume of
"Eleh Eskra," a work in He-
brew containing the -biographies
of Jewish religious leaders in
Europe who were killed by the
Nazis during World War II,
was •announced by Prof. Isaac
Lewin of Yeshiva University on
behalf of the Research Institute
of Religious- Jewry in- New
York. •
The volume, -which contains
biographies of Jewish- martyrs
from Poland, Latvia, Lithuania,
Hungary, Romania, Czechoslo-
vakia; Germany-and -Holland, is
the -first in a series. A second
volume will appear this year.

Federal Service Entrance
Exams on Sept. 15,22,

In connection with the drive
to recruit qualified people for
professional positions with the
Social Security Administration,
the 11.5. Civil Service Commis-
sion has agreed-to permit Social
Security District Offices to
schedule and conduct the Fed-
eral SerVice Entrance Examina-
tion during -September. Tests
will be giVen at the Social Se-
curity Offices • an Sept. 15, 2 2
and
For information call or visit
your local social security office,
at 18260 Grand River, BR.
3-1717. -

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Concentration Camp Documentary
Film Honors Nazi- Regime Victims

JERUSALEM, (JTA ) A
French documentary film. de-
picting the hell of Nazi concen-
tration camps has been shown
here to a special audience, in-
cluding President Itzhak Ben- .
Zvi. The film, "Nuit et Brouil-
lard" (Night and Fog) is nar-
rated -by Jean Cayrol, himself
a veteran of the Nazi camps,
and is based on documents ob-
tained from several govern-
ments.
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Introducing the new film,
Pierre Gilbert, whiise address
was delivered. in Hebrew, said
that the motion picture has been
sent to Israel for viewing by
the people who had• suffered
most at the hands of the Nazi
tyranny. But, he declared, it
was not designed • to revive
hatred. Its purpose rather was
to commemorate the victims
and to serve as a :tribute to the
honor and dignity of man.
The short film, which has
been hailed as a sensitive, and
moving document by 'EurOpean
film critics, has • been a matter
of dispute in recent inonths. \ It
had' been withdrawn from
showing at the Cannes Film
Festival, reportedly because the
French sponsors of the festival
did not wish: to "offend:: Ger-
man particiPants in the film
fete. But last week it was •re-
vealed that the West German
Government itself had bought

the rights for German showings
of the film and would exhibit
it for youth groups and -Bonn
officials. The Bonn Govern-
inent was also said to have in-
dicated that it would make the
film available for theatrical re-
lease as well,

Saul Gottlieb Named
Congress Director

Saul F. Gottlieb has been
appointed director of the Michi-
gan-Ohio-Indiana Regions of •
the Ameridan JeWish Congress,
it was announced by Dr. Leon
Fram, president of the AJ Con-
gress Michigan Region. Mr.
Gottlieb will assume his new
post in the Detroit headquar-
ters of the organization on Sept.
10. . -
• Mr. Gottlieb joined the staff
of the American Jewish Con:-
gress after having served as co-
ordinator of television for Tu-
lane University and as director
of public relations for. the Jew-
ish Federation of New Orleans.
From 1953 to 1955, he was a
member of the faculty at Dillard
University, . New Orleans. He
was formerly a staff member of-
the Zionist Organization of
America, serving as director of
the MiChigan Region and as
associate director of the Bronx
Region.

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'Israel Payment on
Export-Import Loan

The State of Israel remitted
over $3,000,000 to the Export-
Import Bank as the fifteenth
semi-annual payment on a $135-
million loan received in 1949
and 1950.
The installment, amounting
to $3,178,401, brings Israel's to-
tal payments to $38,994,000.
Nearly $22 milliOn of this total
were paid on account of inter-
est, and the remainder—about
$16,200,000—on the principal.
Noting that use of the funds
was granted shortly after the
inception of Israel's' statehood,
Meir Sherman, Israel's Eco-
nomic Minister in the United
States, pointed out that latest
statistics show the loan to be
both a credit to the farsighted-
ness of the Export - Import
Bank and a tribute to the eco-
nomic vitality and reliability
of the young State. He added
that the Bank has shared in
the development of Israel's

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