Pope Paul Rejects Conservatives' Pressures

on Jews had been taken from the bert Cardinal Mayer of Chicago.
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group of the secretariat and a Cardinal Bea secretariat, it had The two American prelates, along
doctrinal commission in which the been assumed that a stronger draft with Richard Cardinal Cushing of
conservative wing of the church is would be presented to the Council Boston, took a leading role in the
two-day debate on the declaration,
for action.
strongly represented.
appealing urgently for its strength-
The Pope reportedly gave re-
Under the conservative strat-
ening.
assurances to the liberal prelates
egy, the declaration on the Jews
Other ca finals asking the Pope's
in a series of audiences. Among
would no longer be considered a
intervention were Cardinals Raul
those he met at those sessions
separate document associated
Silva Henriques of Chile, Julius
were Cardinal Bea, Cardinal Ber-
with the schema on ecumenism,
Dopfner of Munich, Franzizkus
_ nard Jan Alfrink of Utrecht,
but would be incorporated into a
Konig of Vienna, Achille Lienart
Holland; and Josef Cardinal
chapter of the schema "On the
of Lille, Joseph Lefebvre of
Frings of Cologne.
Church." This, it was reported,
Others who joined in the appeal Bourges, Giaocomo Lercaro of
would involve a "drastic" altera-
tion of the draft, to conform to to the Pope were Joseph Cardinal Bologna, and Leo Josef Suenens of
the more theological and clot- Elmer Ritter of St. Louis, and Al- Brussels.
trir.al tone of that schema.
The exact content of the draft
declaration on Jews, at the present
stage, has not been disclosed. The
original draft, prepared by Cardi-
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News)
nal Bea's secretariat, absolved all
on Chabad- L ubavitch H asid-
TEL AVIV—A Lubav itcher ex- sect
Jews, past and present, of responsi-
Con- ism, ion similar to the Lubavi tcher
bilitv for the crucifixion of Jesus, hibit under the theme "Jewish
sciousness," geared to attract Jew- Hasidic exhibit shown on Mount Zi-
called on Catholics to purge them-
ish youth to traditional Jewish oh- on during the past year.
selves of anti-Semitism stemming
To offset the approximate $10,-
servance, opened here at Nir Hall.
from the charge, and strongly con-
The exposition, sponsored by the 000 cost of the exhibit, partially
demned all anti-Semitic manifesta- Lubavtich Youth Organization. subsidized with a grant from the
tions. It was introduced last De- shows exhibits in six different municipality of Tel Aviv, a nom-
cember at the second session of classifications depicting various inal admission fee is being charged
the Council, but not acted on.
phases of Jewish life, the method with special rates for children and :A
Before the "third session opened, of observance of numerous Jewish groups. It is estimated that at least
Sept. 14, word leaked out that the precepts and customs and the high- 50,000 teen aged boys and girls will
draft had been changed so that the lights of the observance of the com- visit the exposition during its one-
absolution from the charge of dei- plete yearly cycle of Jewish holi- month run.
cide applied only to the Jews of days and festivals.
President Shazar visited the ex-
the present. The condemnation of
Most of the reproductions, mod- hibit last week.
anti-Semitism was. dropped, and els, illustrations and dioramas are
language was inserted which was the handicraft of students at the
widely interpreted by Jewish theo- Lubavitcher vocational schools in
logians as a bid to Jews to convert Kfar Chabad, the Lubavitcher vil-
to Christianity.
lage about 20 miles from here.
In two days of debate on the dec-
One exhibit shows a replica of
laration. Sept. 28 and 29, the lib- the Mishkan (Holy Sanctuary) while
eral cardinals, with American prel- in a parallel exhibit one can see
ates in the lead, demanded a res- the chores prohibited on the Sab- WASHINGTON (JTA)—An
toration of the original language. bath as derivatives of the Mishkan Israeli pilot who fought in Israel's
At the close of the debate, Cardinal building activity. Other exhibits in- I War of Independence in 1948, was
Bea's secretariat began work on troduce the Jewishly unoriented to awarded the "United States Deco-
amendments to achieve that ob- the observance of Kashrut, Tefil- ration for Exceptional Service" for
jective. Prior to the disclosure that lin, Mezuza and Torah study. developing a safer method for
Included at the exposition is a commercial use of air space.
the work of preparing a new draft
Bar-Atid Arad, 40, born in Israel
and a former member of the Pal-
mach forces, became the first non-
American to win the FAA award.
He came to the United States
through an agreemeht between the S
civil aeronautics division of the
Israel Ministry of Transportation
and the Federal Aviation Agency
Presenting
to a research on his theory on
more efficient use of air space.
A mathematician, he holds a
degree from the University of
California. The method he worked
out proved so successful that the
FAA has applied -to all central con-
trol towers at American airports.
Arad was cited by Lt. Gen. Har-
old Grant, deputy administrator of
the FAA, for his resourcefulness
and professional skill in devising a
better system for the flow of air
traffic both nationally and inter-
nationally. He also was awarded a
gold medal ;ay the U. S. Govern-
ment.
He received another award at
a conference on air traffic control
at Atlantic City. The conference
agenda included a discussion of
the "Israeli" innovation. Mad
conceived the theory while work-
ing in Israel with the Israel Civil
Aeronautics Division.

Tel Aviv Lubavitch Hassidic Exhibit
Stresses 'Jewish Consciousness' Theme

•

7. *

U.S. Cites Israeli
as Developer of
Air Space System

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