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Save The

American Way!

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Governor A. B. (Happy) Chandler of Kentucky (center, in dark suit) poses with Cap-
tain Eliezer Acsel, Master of the Zim Lines' newest luxury passenger liner, Theodor Herzl, on
the bridge of the vessel prior to sailing from Naples to Haifa. The Governor and Mrs. Chand-
ler made' a semi-official visit to Israel this month and were received by Prime Minister Ben-
Gurion. Standing, left to right: Helmut L. Wittner, passenger traffic manager of Zim Lines;
Captain Acsel, Governor Chandler, Col. John Gotlieb, the Governor's Liaison Officer for the
trip, and Max Neuwirth, chief purser of the Theodor Herzl. In his syndicated column, Leonard
Lyons stated last week: "Before Gov. Happy Chandler arrived in Israel, Prime Minister Ben-
Gurion's office was flooded with postcards: 'To Happy Chandler, Future President of the U.S.A.,
in Palestine, Israel, from friends in Palestine, Texas."

U.S. Scholars Veto Use of Threats
in Encouraging Is rael Immigration

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Two
American Jewish scholars, in-
cluding the first non-Zionist to I
appear at the International
Ideological Conference n o w
taking place at Hebrew Uni-
versity. agreed that any strat-
egy of trying to frighten Amer-
ican Jews into settling in Israel
was futile.
Prof. Salo Baron of Columbia!
University asserted that neither
an emphasis on anti-Semitism,
nor a harping on Jewish mis-
fortunes, past or future. would ,
inspire American Jewish youth :
to settle in Israel.
He said the "splendor and
glory" of Jewishness and Is-
rael's constructive achieve-
ments should be emphasized in
proposals for Israeli settlement.
Prof. Oscar Handlin, of Harv-
ard University, frankly describ-
ing himself as an assimilated
Jew. agreed that the best way
to persuade American Jews to
go to Israel was not to frighten
them but instead to appeal to
their Americanism.
The appeal should be on the
basis that there was a "worth-
while task" for them to per-
form. he said. He pointed out
that there were 5,000.000 Amer-
icans now living in other coun-
tries because they felt they
could accomplish more in for-
eign lands than in the United
States.
Dr. Raphael Mahler, another
American Jewish scholar, ar-
gued that any solution other
than settlement in Israel was a
"palliative" and that the real

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choice for all Jews was either
to settle. in Israel or assimilate.
Bezalel Sherman, American
Labor Zionist ideologist. con-
tended that Jewry could not
develop under the conditions of
assimilation and integration
into American life without de-1
riving sustenance from Israel to
maintain Jewish identification.
Dr. Arieh Tartakower, head
of the Israeli section of the
World Jewish Congress, said
use of the threat of assimilation
was valueless as warnings of
anti-Semitism in inducing Jews
to settle in Israel.

Pavelich's Extradition
Uiged by Yugoslavians

ew Wire to
(Direct .r h JeTTeletype

JERUSALEM — The Associa-
tion of Israelis of Yugoslavian
origin Tuesday urged the Ar-
gentine to consider Yugosla-
via's request for the extradition
of Ante Pavelich. Croatian Nazi
responsible for the murder of
hundreds of Yugoslavian Jews
during World War II.
The appeal was made in a
memorandum submitted to
Buenos Aires through Dr. Gre-
gbrio Topolevsky. Argentine
Ambassador to Israel. The Yugo-
slav settlers said in the memo-
randum that every one of the
7,000 families in the Yugoslav
Jewish community lost at least
one relative as a result of Pave-
lich's activities as well as severe
economic losses.
The bid was made in the hope
that the new Argentine regime
would be more sympathetic to
the appeal than was President
Peron's government which con- -
sistently evaded extradition re-
quests with claims it knew noth-
ing of Pavelich's whereabouts.
The memorandum also noted
that an assassination attempt
five months ago put Pavelich in
a Buenos Aires hospital.

V'Lamalshinim
Al T'Hee Tikvah

Eighteen Benedictions
By DR. NOAH ARONSTAM

—

Addressed to our current detractors

To our informers hope shall
never come,
And soon their fulminance shall
cease
Dragon's teeth upon an apogee
of hate
Shall crumble in the twinkling
of an eye.
Sans hope, sans faith, sans
pride!
Adder's- venom taints their very
speech
Away! Destroy their ill-designs
oh Lord!
And in truth triumphant

Israel shall wend its way.

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B-G Says Israel Is
Not Afraid of Flow
of Arms to Arabs

TEL AVIV. (JTA) — Prirr7e
Minister David Ben-Gurion, ad-
dressing the Israeli Military
Academy, indicated Israel was
not afraid of the flow of arms
to certain Arab countries. "The
flow of arms to Arabs," he said.
"will not be helpful to them in
overcoming Israel, since our
strength is with the human be-
ing and his spirit and morale."
The Prime Minister reviewed
Israel's achievements after the
Sinai campaign and emphasized
that Israel's name now enjoys
more esteem throughout the
world than during the pre-
Sinai days. Among the achieve-
ments he listed was the free-
dom of passage of Israeli ship-
ping to the port of Elath which
had been hampered by Egypt
before the Sinai campaign.
However, he emphasized that
he was not sure whether "we
shall not have to struggle. or
even fight, for this waterway
again."

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