55—MISCELLANEOUS

TURN YOUR OLD suits, topcoats,
and shoes into cash. TU 3-1872.

co
(74

GRAY Persian Lamb 3/4 coat, tuxedo
sll
only small size, good condition,
$50. UN 4-7867.

PERSONAL

"Johnny come home ! ! Mother

and Dad promise to send you

to Camp Ta
is happen in yo
Don't 1

THE DETROIT

fam

. Write or
Camp Tamakwa booklet.

Petrol

ichigan

I BUY old clothing of all kinds and
shoes. TO 7-9733.

BLACK Persion lamb coat, will fit
size 18 to 40. DI 1-9993.

85—PERSONAL

FOR LADY PENSIONERS

who have poor circulation — take
advantage of under graduate work
rates in Swedish Massage. Ask
for Rita Rubinoff for app't on
Mondays and Fridays. WO 1-3317.
408 Fine Arts Bldg., or UN
3-0819.

S. African, Argentine
Bodies Agree to Send
Zionist 'Congressmen 9

_ JOHANNESBURG, (JTA) —
The South African Jewish Board
of Deputies voted to accept the
invitation from Dr. Nahum Gold-
mann, president of the World'
-Zionist Organization,, to send fra-
ternal delegates to the forthcom-
ing 25th World Zionist Congress;
The deputies Opted to send two
fraternal delegates.
Twelve full delegates will rep-
resent the South -African Zionist
organization - at the Congress,
Which convenes Dec. 27. Edel
Horwitz, chairman of the South
African Zionist Organization, one
of the delegates, left for London
on a visit to precede his trip to
Jerusalem to attend the Congress.
Meanwhile, in Buenos Aires,
the six parties affiliated with the
Argentine Zionist Organization
who had earlier threatened not
to attend the World Zionist Con-
gress announced that they had
changed their position and would
attend.
The announcement, which was
made by Nachman Radzichovsky,
president of the Argentine Zion-
ist Organization, followed a com-
promise agreement between the
World Zionist executive in Jeru-
salem and the six partiels, who
had claimed that they represent-
ed 85 percent of Argentine
Zionists.
The Argentine General Zion-
sts, who disputed this claim, had
• earlier rejected an agreement
signed by the six parties, for the
allotment of seats at the Congress.

Col. Meinertzhagen's 'Middle East
Diary' Exposes Britain's Blunders
m Mandatory Government Period

One of the most exciting books
about Palestinian Jewry's battle
for justice and Great Britain's
interference with their basic
rights as human beings in the
land which was pledged to them
as the Jewish National Home is
the volume "Middle East Diary,
1917-1956," written by an Eng-
an, Col. Richard Meinertz-
It has been published by
Yoseloff (11 E. 36th,
)•
there are many wild
ents in the book, and
a few inconsistent refer-
ees to the personalities with
whom the 82-year-old author has
come in contact, there are some
revelations that will shock the
sensibilities of libertarians and
justice-seeking people even now,
13 years after the British Man-
date_ over Palestine has been
scrapped.

Among the truly fantastic
revelations in the book is the
story Col. Meinertzhagen tells
about Clemenceau. Under date
of June 14, 1919, recorded in
Paris, he writes: "Weizmann
tells me that he met Clemen-
ceau with a view to enlisting
his sympathy with the National
Home, that he found him un-
sympathetic and remarked 'We
Christians can never forgive
the Jews for crucifying Christ,'
to which Weizmann remarked
`Monsieur Clemenceau, you
know perfectly well that if
Jesus of Nazareth were to
apply for a visa to enter
France, it would be refused on
the ground that he was a po-
litical agitator'."

In November of 1919, report-
ing on the Paris Peace Confer-
ence, Col. Meinertzhagen wrote:
"In Paris, I repeatedly stressed
the importance of the whole of
the Jordan catchment-area re-
maining -in Palestine, but French'
opposition, headed by Clemen-
ceau, was adamant, and, by
order of Lloyd George, the sub-
ject was shelved for the mo-
ment."
Thus, there is evidence that
even from some of the erstwhile
friends of the Zionist movement
there was frequent interference

Train Refugee Doctors
for Activities in U.S.

lDr. Fr anciska Dworecka
'(right), who came to the
United States two years ago
with the assistance of United
PHILADELPHIA, (JTA) — Hias Service and the National
The Philadelphia Fellowship Committee for Resettlement of
Commission reported this week
Foreign Physicians, is shown
that the Philadelphia Board of
with Dr. Howard A. Rusk,
Education has not received re-
plies from any of the five director of the Institute of
major textbook publishers who Physical Medicine and Reha-
were asked to revise textbooks bilitation, under whose super-
she is training to spe-
to provide better treatment of vision
cialize in the treatment of
the Nazi era.
The Board sent the publishers physical disabilities. In the
a report made for it by the last ten years, the Institute
Philadelphia Fellowship Asso- has served as a training cen-
ciation on a survey of 14 text- ter for approximately 300
books in which many inade- foreign physicians, a great
quacies were found. One pub- number of whom are refugees.
lisher told the Fellowship office Dr. Dworecka was formerly
he thought improvements could an associate professor at the
be made in future editions but Jagiellonian University Medi-
cal School in Poland.
not before two years time

Text Publishers Cool
to Nazi Era Revisions

Israel Produces
Perfume `Dimona'

Envoy Discusses
Jews in U.S.S.R.

PARIS, (JTA)—Daniel Mayer,
tEL AVIV, (JTA)—Pro-
duction has begun of Israel's who served as president of the
first perfume, manufactured Conference on the status of So-
viet Jewry here last September,
with the fulfillment of the Zion-
from acacia and a variety of
other local flower scents, it has discussed the situation of
ist idea.
Soviet Jews with Sergei Vinog-
was announced by Lola Beer,
An interesting story is re-
Israel's famous fashion de- radov, the Soviet Ambassador to
lated about one of the best
France.
signer.
friends the Zionist movement
The meeting was officially de-.
The
perfume,
named
"Di-
had among -Christians. Mein--
scribed as "very friendly and
mona," will be sold only to
ertzhagen writes: "Col. J. H.
tourists and for export. Cur- cordial." Mayer, who was accom-
Patterson commanded the Zion
rent production of the high- panied by Jacques Nante, a
-Mule Corps and later on a
Catholic writer who served as
grade type of perfume is the
Jewish Battalion in Palestine
result of tests and experi- rapporteur for the September
in 1919. His Brigadier was a
mentation over a period of conference, drew the Soviet
peppery little man who de-
two years. A sample ship- envoy's attention to the resolu-
tested Jews. The battalion was
ment of $10,000 worth of -the
tions passed at the conference
inspected and the Brigadier,
perfume has already been • dealing with discrimination
finding a man with dirty little
sent to the United States
against JeWs in the USSR. May-
buttons, referred to him as a
while another shipment will er also expressed to the envoy
`dirty little Jew.' Patterson at
be sent shortly.
the anxiety felt in liberal groups
once ordered the Battalion to
throughout the world over the
bayonets,
formed
square
fix-
situation of Soviet Jews. The
around the Brigadier and re- New York Justice
possibilities of a visit by Mayer
fused to let him out until he
and other leaders to the Soviet
' apologized, which he did;' and Epstein Heads ADL
New York Supreme Court Union was raised at the meet-
reported Patterson, Allenby
asked me to investigate the Justice Henry Epstein has been ing.
named chair-
case and on my report re-
man of the Aaron Gilman Named
turned the Brigadier to India
New York ex-
and disbanded •the Battalion."
ecutive c o m - Vita Foods President
There is much here about
mittee of the
As part of the continuous
Lawrence and other important
Bnai Brith vigorous expansion p r o g r am
personalities. Meinertzhagen is
Anti - Defam- calling • for young leadership,
contradictory in his interpreta-
ation League, the board of directors of Vita
tion of Zionism, but in the main
it was an- Food Products, Inc., New York,
he is its support and the rebuker
nounced early
N. Y., the world's largest im-
of the movement's antagonists.
this week by
"My views," he wrote to. Lord
t h e League's porter, packer and processor of
Curzon in 1919, "are those of an
national chair- fish delicacies, announces the
ardent Zionist."
man, Henry E. appointment of Aaron Gilman
as president. Forty-year-old Gil-
His expose of the double role
Schultz.
of Major Gen. Ronald Storrs,
A former man, formerly executive vice
who was Governor of Jerusalem,
Solicitor Gen- president, succeeds Victor Hel-.
is especially interesting. He
Epstein eral of N e w ler who will remain as chair-
charges Storrs with "pretending York State, Epstein succeeds man of the board.
to favor the Jews whilst intrigu- Federal Judge Sidney Sugar' - In the first major executive
ing against them. He also ex- man, who held the post for change since the corporation was
formed in 1930, the board ele-
poses Lt. Col. L. R. E. Waters- three years.
vated Robert G. • Heller to vice
Taylor, who was financial ad-
viser to the Palestine adminis- AJC Women's Division chairman of the board, and he
will retain his duties as treas-
tration, and charges that Storrs
and Waters-Taylor were in con- Co-Sponsors Education urer. The board also appointed
Bernard Goodwin, vice.. presi-
stant touch with Arab notables Program in Israel
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—A pro- . dent and executive head of
and the Mufti, that the latter
"advocated anti-Jewish riots." It ject sponsored jointly by the Mother's Food Products; Jesse
is out of such encouragement to Israel Ministry of Education C. Goodwin ; -vice president in
massacres that were developed and the national 'women's di- charge of -sales; Harry Nieren-
the Arab hatred for Jewry that vision of the American Jewish berg, vice president; and Ralph
was based on the belief that Congress and aimed at raising J.. Tasch;•secretary':
* * *-
Britain backed them and was the educational level of a group
ready to oppose the Zionists in of young immigrants from Ori- Vita Makes Possible -
ental and underdeveloped coun-
a showdown.
tries, was inaugurated here.
Storrs is referred to as "a
Education Minister A b b a RosY Herring Entree
dangerous man" who "could Eban presided at the opening
Whether the hostess plans- to
be an enthusiast for Zionism ceremonies early this week.
entertain six or 16 at Hanukah,
and the- next day suffering
The project provides the chil- a Rosy Herring Appetizer will
from violent hebraphobia."
dren with scholarships at Jeru- get dinner off to a festive and
Scores upon scores of other salem high schools in addition traditional start. This tempting
incidents make "Middle East to supplementary instruction first course is easy to prepare.
Diary" most interesting reading. and coaching at the Louise
Rosy Herring Appetizer
The British case emerges as Waterman Wise Youth Hostel, 1 1-pound jar creamed herring
fillets
quite unsavory. The author lists where they will be living. The
1 1-pound can diced beets, drained
Israel's attainments and many first group consists of 50 boys
Lettuce
Combine herring fillets with diced
and
28
girls
between
12
and
16
errors that were committed to
beets, tossing lightly. Arrange on
prevent peace in the Middle years of age, who were brought crisp lettuce. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
East. His views, although not al- here from settlements through-
Vita Herring brigl_tens the
ways consistent, are well worth out the country.
holiday
table with these sug-
Eban
announced
the
appoint-
studying, and his diary contains
f a cts well worth taking into ac- ment by the Israel Government gestons:
Core and dice a small red-
count when reviewing the bloody of a special co-ordinating corn-
history of the Middle East, espe- mittee to assist and advise stu- skinned apple and •dd to
cially in relation to the Land of dents from African and Asian creamed herring fillets for a
countries. The committee will new flavor twist.
Israel.
For a special herring cock-
deal with the increasing flow
of students and postgraduates tail, serve creamed herring fil-
Kennedy Reaffirms
from these countries for teach- lets in avocado halves.
ers, professors and lecturers
Lend heartiness to macaroni
Friendship to Israel from
Israel.
salad by tossing in creamed
herring fillets.
in Wire to Ben-Gurion
For an open-face sandwich
Belgrade.
Wants
to
Aid
JERUSALEM, (JTA)--Amer-
with man appeal, arrange
ica's President-elect, John F. in Arab-Israel Peace
creamed herring fillets on a
Kennedy, has cabled to Israel
ROME, (JTA)—Kota Popvic,
Prime Minister David Ben-Gur- Foreign Minister of Yugoslavia, slice of dark pumpernickel.
Stuff tomatoes with creamed
ion a message reaffirming the said here, while on a visit,
herring
fillets for a main dish
traditional friendship between *that his Government would be
salad you'll enjoy the year
the United States and Israel.
willing to mediate the disputes round.
Senator Kennedy's wire was between the Arab states and
in response to a message from Israel "if both sides requested
Endow Jewish Study
Ben-Gurion upon his election to such mediation."
the presidency.
He made the statement in
by Christian Clergy
In the Kennedy message to reply to a. question as to wheth-
CINCINNATI, (JTA) — A
er
Yugoslavia
would
undertake
the Premier, the President-elect
told Ben-Gurion: "As you sug- such mediation. "Mediators can fund of $25,000 for study de-
gest, there is an especially im- act effectively only when both signed "to build bridges of
portant area for common action sides are ready to reach agree- knowledge and understanding
(between the United States and ment without an intermediary," between Christians and Jews"
has been established at Hebrew
Israel) in the development of he added.
Union College-Jewish Institute
effective programs of assistance
More students "graduate" from of Religion here by twp leading
to less-developed and hungry
nations of the world. This great Junior Achievement in south- Oklahomans, Erna and Julius
effort will be fortified by the eastern Michigan each year than Krouch, Dr. Nelson Glueck, Col=
an-
talent and the human spirit of those graduating from the state's lege-Institute president,
nounced this week.
four leading universities.
.Israel."

•