Reports on Anti-Jewish Occurences in
Zionist Leaders Give Basic Okay
in Sovet Circles
for Opening Doors to Non-Zionists Russia Cause Excitement prayer:
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UNITED NATION S, N.Y. uttered the traditional
Committee gave serious con-
NEW YORK (JTA)—General
shot tomorrow."
_
sideration to the problem of (JTA) — The latest press re- "Next Year in Jerusalem."
satisfaction with the resolutions
middle class aliyah, not in lip ports detailing o f f i c i a 1 anti- The Tess correspondent, Ozerov, w h o w a s accompa-
adopted by the recent session
service, but in terms of "im- Semitism in the Soviet Union Vladimir Ozerov, insisted on vied by another Tass represen-
of the Zionist Actions Commit-
proved facilities in capital were seen here as h a v i n g trying to trace the source of tative Vladimir B o g a c h ev,
tee in Jerusalem was indicated
transfer, housing, investment caused much more excitement these detailed reports by re- made his final approach to
here this week in reports from
and employment opportuni- in Soviet circles than such ac- peatedly demanding that Saul CarsOn during a luncheon of
Mrs. Rose Haiprin, acting chair-
ties." .e cusations have brought about in Carson, Jewish Telegraphic' the U.N. Correspondents Asso-
man of the Jewish Agency;
Agency correspondent at the ciation honoring ` a colleague.
the past.
Part of her report to the com-
Abraham Redelheim, president
A usually suave and congen- United Nations, tell him the The exchange between the Tass
of the Zionist Organization; and mittee. Mrs. Halprin said, was ial correspondent for Tass, the source of the information. 'man and the JTA writer culmi-
Dr. Emanuel Neumann, presi- on "the steady progress of our official Soviet n e w s agency. Carson told him: "I don't nated with some hot w o r d s
from both. thus becoming pub-
dent of the World Confedera- cultural activities in the United made determined e f f o r t s to know the source. If I did, I
lic. Later, each apologized to
States." These she outlined as trace the source of the press wouldn't tell you."
tion of GeneraltZionists.
"I do not understand why the other. and the two agreed
Each of the Jewish leaders expansion of the day school pro- reports which had cited speci-
"this unfortunate misun-
viewed optimistically the adop- gram. growing interest. in He- fic cases of anti-Jewish activity you refuse to reveal the that
derstanding will not disturb
tion of a plan authorizing Dr. brew study and intensified ac- like the closing of synagogues. source," persisted Ozerov. "I
Nahum Goldmann, president of tivities by Jewish youth organ- the destruction of parts of old am a member of the U.N. good professional relations be-
the World Zionist Organization. izations. Jewish cemeteries. and the ar- Correspondent Association, as tween us."
At one point in the exchange.
Redelheim. who termed the rest of Jews on charges of you are."
to carry out negotiations with
Carson told Ozerov: "If Tass
"For one thing." Carson re Carson
non-Zionist organizations for ZAC meeting "fruitful and con- -- Zionism" because, in H i g h
in terms of work ac- Holy Day services, they had plied, : "if the source hap- would issue a factual statement
their affiliation with the World
' about those reports. not merely
complished." pointed to the four
Zionist movement.
•
citing the Soviet Constitution
.
main issues which were dis-
Dr. Neumann, while stating
but factually d e t a i 1 i n g the
cussed and acted upon.
that the resolution is in keep-
truth or falsity -, f our reports.
These. he listed as The adop-
ing with the spirit of a deci-
that would mike news." Ozerov
tion of a 235.395.000 Israeli
I ; did not pick up that challenge.
sion reached by the Zionist
-
Congress in 1956 to broaden pound budgetfor the year start-
JERUSALEM. (JTA)—A new ! Jordan. Addiffa and Falastin.
-•ious to all corres-
the base of the Zionist move- ing April 1; the plan for broad- turn in Arab attitudes toward i also spoke up. Adiffa called for I It was ob.
the
Arab
refugee
problem.
.-eal-la
"constructive
policy"
in
rela-;
Pondents
arid
others here that
ment by encouraging the affil- ening the movement; the deci-
ItiOn to the refugee problem. !a T a s s correspondent's insis-
iation of pro-Israel or pro- sion to convene the 25th World istically calling for "bargaining -
cing the source of
Zionist organizations not affil- Zionist Congress in the summer rather than for the traditional 1Falastionsidered the refugee tense on tr
- he knows
iated. called the plan con- of 1960: and the reorganization Arab use of the refugee prob- 1 Teport filed at the United Na- ' a news report—which
structive, but said-it "involves of the basis of representation at lem as a political football. was tions last week by Secretary ' to be privileged — must have
seen here emerging from Leba-1 General Dag Hammarskjold. I come as a result of official So-
and pitfalls the Congress.
certain risks
These decisions. Redelheim non and Jordan. Both these and a d v o c a t e d a "positive viet orders. indicating offiCial
which must be avoided."
Soviet sensitivity to the latest
- , counter-proposal." It proposed reports
about Russian anti-Sem-
He said that "there would be said will undoubtedly have a countries are among the "host
entatives
no net gain to the movement if decisive impact on the future of areas where the refugees now . t a
themselves submit such a pro- itism-
live.
the adherents of such new or the Zionist movement.
"even if it is rejected by ,
• • •
El Hayat. of Beirut. one of Ph Arab
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ganizations were achieved at the
the
most
influential
newspapers
the
Arab
governments."
cost of weakening the existing Israelis Impatient
Zionist organizations which - in Lebanon. editorially censured
must continue to bear the chief Waiting for Showdown the Arab governments for "ex-
responsibility for the complete ploiting the Palestine refugee
problem" during the past des- '
realization of the Zionist ideal." on Suez . . . Neumann
NEW YORK (AJP1—Declar- ade. "It is high time that we
Dr. Neumann also cautioned
cease to regard the unfortunate
over "premature optimism" that ing that the Suez situation is
the plan is anything but an ex- "delicate. unstable and at times refugees as a political weapon."
periment; charged that it is "an 4 dangerous." Dr. Emanuel Neu- the paper stated.
The editorial called upon the
error to attribute the relative mann told a group of Israeli and
weakening of the movement , American-Jewish newsmen dur- Arab countries to present a
"positive"
attitude next week.
during the past decade to or- , ing a press conference at the
will be a meeting of
ganizational defects or to expect : Statler Hotel this week that the when there
ommittee to the
an improvement through struc- Egyptian seizure of flagships the
advisory
c
Uni t ed Nations
Relief and
YOU EXPECT MORE
or
constitutional
changes;
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carrying
Israel
cargoes
through
tural
FROM HAMILTON
and said that it is well to bear ! the Suez Canal has so incensed Works "Host"
Agency governments
for Arab Refu
—
BEN GREEN
AND GET IT !
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JACK MANN
in mind the distinction betw..-en `the people of Israel that the gees
which include Er-pt and Syria.
Zionist organizations and Jewish : "Yishuv is hardening" and the in addition to Jordan and Leba-
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organizations which are de- Israelis "are becoming
impati- non—are schedule d
for a showdown
scrbed as non-Zionist. although ent and eager
to par 's
pate in the advisory committee
they are quite definitely pro- • on the issue."
TO 6-2800
Israel. - i Scoring the State Department. sessions. scheduled to be held
13519 HAMILTON at DAVISON
On the latter point. Dr. Neu- . Dr. Neumann maintained that in Beirut.
newspapers in
said that the difference the United States has not been.! Two daily

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-ideological. but resides chief- tion of the Suez. "The British."
ly in the fact that Zionist or- he said. "have shown greater
-
ganizations exist solely -for the : realism in their Parliament.
purpose of advancing the Zion- ; Dr. Neumann added that the
ist cause in all -its aspects. while seriousness of the situation de-
other Jewish organizations. how- mands that the State Depart-
ever important. primarily pur- ; ment take a more vigorous
sue other goals. although en- stand.
gaging in • pro-Israel activity , Speaking as the president of
i the World Confederation of
from time to time."
Dr. Neumann also expressed , General Zionists. Dr. Neumann
approval of the "final elimina- criticized Israel Premier David
tion of the double-shekel" for Ben-Gurion who. he charged.
Israel Zi6nists as a positive con- had been "building up non-
structive achievement. The dou- ' Zionist organizations" and who.
ble representation for Israel : along with the government. had
Zionists." he continued. "in- made the - absurd" move of
volved the definite possibility : sending a bill of two million
that within another decade the • pounds to the Jewish Agency
Zionist Congress would be corn- for goods sent to Israel in the
thus treating the
posed. in large majority. of Is- past decade.
raelis—thus turning it into a Jewish Agency as "a private en-
kind of Knesset No. 2." iterprise organization" when in
Mrs. Haiprin. speaking on the • reality it is working hand in
Goldmann proposal to broaden hand with the government.
the framework of the Zionist
movement. said there were Paris Synagogue Latest
"many doubts and differences of Target of Anti-Semites.
opinion." At the same time. she
PARIS t JTA) — Anti - Semitic
said that "such broadening will
also result in broadening the vandals have defaced a French
base for any effort on behalf - of Jewish institution for the fifth
time in the past few weeks.
Israel in the Diaspora."
said that the Actions Jewish leaders reported. The
• She
_ . latest target was a synagogue
which vandals in a passing car
If YOU TURN THE
splashed with red ink.
1 Police admitted that they had
I no evidence on this attack or
UPSIDE DOWN YOU WON'T
1 on the earlier ones. and the
IFIND A FINER WINE THAN
culprits are unknown. Jewish
. leaders have visited French au-
thorities. who have increased
police protection to such build-
ings as the Tomb of the Un-
.
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