6 Ses. sators Denounce ITS Middle-East
Policy; Stevenson Is Centsured by Solon
Two Jews in New French Cabinet
PARIS, (JTA) — Two Jews High Commissioner for the
are members of_the new French Saar. Later, he was French Gov-
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Six dared outright that the resolu-
Keating pointed out that Is- Cabinet announced by the new ernor-General of Morocco, the
senators, . addressing the United tion was "one-sided."
rael had reacted to Syrian provo- Prime Minister, Georges Pom- last Frenchman holding that
Senator Humphrey_ expressed cations, when it acted militarily pidou, who is a director and post.
States Senate, sharply criticized
American Middle East policy, di- the hope that, from now on, against Syria recently. If Ameri- former general manager of the
Jewish Situation In
recting their fire particularly United States policy in - the Mid- can fishermen in the Rio Grande Rothschild Bank.
The two Jews in the Cabinet Algeria, Russia Reviewed
against the U.S. delegation's : dle East "will be one of trying were to be harassed by Mexican
stand at the United Nations in to prevent any provocation, en- gunfire, as Israel's fishermen had are Michel Maurice-Bokanow- By Board of Deputies
censuring Israel at the Security couraging regional economic de- been on Lake Tiberias, Keating sky, a holdover from the former
LONDON, (JTA) — Persecu-
Council session dealing with Is- velpoment and mindful of • the asked:. "What would the United Debre Cabinet, now holding the tions of Jews in. Russia and the
rael's and Syria's reciprocal value of a trusted friend, such as States do in such a case? I am post of Minister of Commerce situation of Algerian Jewry un-
Israel."
certainly sure of what the peo- and Industry; and Gilbert der that area's new provisional
ch..rges of aggression.
Senator Gruening read. into ple of Texas would do. They Grandval. named as Secretary government, were discussed at
The critics of the State De-
the monthly meeting of the
partment policy vis-a-vis Arab- the record the text of a letter he would undoubtedly send in a suf- of State for External Affairs.
Israeli issues included Democra- had sent to Ambassador Steven- ficient force to wipe out the
M. Maurice-Bokanowsky, born Board of Deputies of British
snipers'
nest."
Jews.
in France of Jewish-Polish im-
tic Senators Wayne Morse of son. criticizing what he called
Oregon, Paul Douglas of Illinois "excessive concern with being on
Javits called for re-evaluation migrants, w a s Minister for
Sir Barnett Janner. president
the
winning
side
in
a
United
Na-
and Hubert H. Humphrey of Min-
of American policy in the Middle Posts and Telecommunications of the Board, repeated an ap-
tions
vote,
rather
than
•in
estab-
in
the
Debre
Government.
He
nesota; Republicans Jacob K.
East. "Our government," he said.
peal he voiced to the Soviet
.Tavits and Xenneth Keating of lishing basic principles for which "must dispel the impression that is credited with having achieved government two months ago. re-
the
United
States
stands."
a
highly
successful
reorganiza-
New York, and Democrat Ernest
it is now ready to blink its eyes ,
questing clemency for Russian
Gruening of Alaska.
Asserting that American for- at the action of the • Arab states tion of the French postal serv- Jews sentenced to death for al-
ice.
An
early
member
of
the
eign
policy
operates
"on
a
in
endeavoring
to
make
unten-
leged "economic offenses." He
Morse told the Senate he
double standard," the senator able the State of Israel as a state, Gaullist Union for the New Re- also reiterated protests against
was filing a formal request
public,
he
had
previously
been
from
Alaska
asked
Stevenson:
while
censuring
Israel
and
hold-
the
Soviet ban on the baking
with the State Department,
"How do we reconcile con-
ing it strictly accountable for ev- elected to the Chamber of Depu- of matzohs in state factories
calling "for a briefing on the
dmening the only true democ- ery measure it may take in its ties from a Parisian constit- this year.
subject by appropriate officers
uency.
own defense."
racy in the Middle East, Israel,
of the Department" as well as
Referring to an anti-Israeli
economically boycotted and
Grandval. a left Gaullist. for- statement made in Cairo by
by Adlai E. Stevenson, chair-
perpetually menaced with an-
merly served as secretary-gen- Ahmed Ben Bella, vice-premier
man of the U.S. delegation to
nihilation by its far more nu-
eral of the French merchant . of the Provisional Algerian Gov-
the UN.
merous, encircling and unre-
navy. a non-Cabinet post. In ernment. Sir Barnett questioned
Senator Douglas labeled the mitting hostile neighbors, with
that capacity, he was constantly whether "such an extremist at-
Security Council resolution adopt- our inaction with respect to In-
in touch with many Israeli titude by a leader of the new
ed last week. censuring Israel
dia's seizure of miniscule, un-
'firms with which he had signed Algeria" must not place in "seri-
but mentioning nothing about the offending and peaceful Goa,
Israeli orders placed with ous doubt the validity of the
I
(Direct
JTA
Teletype
Wire
Syrian provocations against Is- where there had been no prov-
many Israeli firms with which promises made for the future
to The Jewish News)
rael. "a great mistake." He de- ocation?"
BUENOS AIRES. — A resur he had signed Israeli orders of the Jews in Algeria."
placed with French shipbuild-
! gent movement of neo-Nazism
this country and in other part. ers. Born of Alsatian parents.
Ask for .. .
of Latin America is directe ds he served as an air pilot during
against all democratic socio-eco the early phase of World War
II. After France was defeated
! nomic forces in the communit
.ASHOOl>
but affects the position of th by the German armies. he head-
Jewish population directly. Dr 'ed one of the main resistance
•ASKEL.Oht
Isaac Goldenberg. president o ' movements. Following the lib-
Kosher for Passover
PCIONCI 41AS
• DAIA. representative body o f of France. he was named
i Argentine Jewry warned here
Tuesday.
Dr. Goldenberg evaluated the
gravity of the new Nazi trend
here after the conclusion of a
3 PERFORMANCES ONLY!
i three-day special conference con-
' Terence called for the strength-
SAT. and SUN., MAY 5 and 6
ening of Jewish education and
Eves., 8 :30 p.m. — Sun., Mat., 3 p.m.
for re-emphasis on the values of
. Zionism as essential moves in
14TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
Jewish defense against neo
Nazism. They also emphasized
the need for strengthening Jew-
ish educational values in view
HAL 2EtGER pre•e.
of the fact that more Argentine
THE FAMED ENGLISH-YIDDISH MUSICAL REVUE
states have taken over the edu-
cational system resulting in an
A MILLION $$$ WORTH
increase in Catholic religious
teachings in many public schools
OF LAUGHS !!!
throughout the country. Many
of the public school courses now
are emphasizing "dcigmatic"
teachings which effectively if in-
directly result in a spread of
anti-Semitism.
To counter these trends the
community leaders asserted Jew-
ish moral ethical and cultural
values must be stressed anew
and Jewish religious teachings
must be bolstered "wherever it
is still • possible to do so." In
addition, he declared. it is neces-
sary to engage the aid of mod-
STARRING THE
erate Catholic circles and wher-
ever possible to revive lay teach-
MOST OUTSTANDING BORSCHT
ing in the public schools.
CAPADES CAST OF ALL TIME
Report Rise of
Neo-Nazism
Latin America
Neo-ev's New Development
Land 0' Lakes
Butter
:
FORD AUDITORIUM
FUNNIEST SHO W EVE
WITH
Canadian Jewish
Congress Lauds New
Immigration Rules
The Negev, Israel's southern desert area, has become the
center of a vast pioneering effort utilizing Israel Bond funds to
make it green and prepare it for the settlement of many thou-
sands of new immigrants. Israel Bonds are providing capital for
all phases of the Negev development program, including the
building of the new port at Ashdod, the construction of the .100-
mile pipeline to bring water to the south from the Jordan River,
the exploitation of mineral resources, and the expansion of hous-
ing facilities. The Israel Bond drive seeks a minimum of $66,-
500,000 this year for economic development.
MONTREAL, (JTA) — Can-
ada's new immigration regula-
tions were lauded here by the
national executive committee of
the Canadian Jewish Congress.
In a resolution adopted. the
!leaders of the CJC expressed
hope that the new regulations
will be carried out in a way i
I which would give effect to their
"spirit and intent."
Mrs. Ellen L. Fairclough, Min-
ister of Citizenship and Immi-
gration, issued a statement de-
claring: "The most important ef-
fect of the new immigration reg-
ulations is to make it possible
for any qualified person, from
any part of the world, to be con-
sidered for adminission to Can-
ada, without regard to his race;
color, national origin . or the
country from which he comes.
The main qualifications are edu-
t cation. training and skill."
RICKIE LAYNE
MICKEY KATZ and "VELVEL"
JO-ANN
FLORIO
JEANNIE
. MARTY DRAKE REYNOLDS
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