- 4 -

' I

Eshkol's Return as Nation 's Premier
Urged by Israel's Political Parties

Egyptian Attacks Israel at the UN

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JTA)
—Mahmoud Riad. foreign minister
of Egypt, told the General Assem-
bly last week that the "Organiza-
was
Mapai
convention
in
January
to
vote.
The
central
committee
,
tion for the Liberation of Pales-
(Continued from Page 1)
resume his fight,
Mapai central committee's first in session seven hours. Ben-Gurion,
tine," formed last May in Jordan-
meeting of the day, where he told who recently resigned from this
The developments within the ian Jerusalem, plans to pursue a
the leaders of his own party: "If committee, due to his disagree- Mapai as well as speeches by Ma- pledge "to restore to the Arab
anyone thinks he can do better to ment with Eshkol, stayed out of pai deputies in the Knesset indi- people of Palestine their rights
bring together the various elements the meeting for more than three cated that Eshkol's resignation had which so far have been denied to
.
in the government, let him try.' hours. Then he made his entrance. postponed but not s o 1 v e d the them by force."
The committee took no action for
He made this statement while
He joined the meeting in his party's internal crisis over the
delivering a general foreign affairs
the time being, summoning a sec- capacity as a member of Mapai's Lavon affair,
and meeting this Monday evening. f action in the Knesset (Israel's
policy address before a plenary
That second meeting was canceled Parliament). After his dramatic In a related development the - session of the Assembly. He said
when it became known that Esh- entrance, he told the meeting that Knesset rejected Herut and Corn
that in this "just struggle," the
the
kol's resignation was a fait ac- Eshkol should have resigned after munist motions to debate
group will have the support of
receiving
a
report
from
Justice
prerogatives
of
the
attorney
gen-
Egypt.
compli.
Minister
Dov
Joseph.
The
latter
eral.
That
issue
arose
when
oppo-
The president is now expected
Riad's reference to "the Pales-
had
recommended
the
adoption
of
sition
parties
charged
that
Attor-
to summon the leadership of
tine problem." reiterated all of the
Mapai and to entrust the gov• the Ben-Gurion proposal for a new ney General Moshe Ben-Zeev had customary Arab charges against
ernment party with the forma- Lavon inquiry. "The purity of the exceeded those prerogatives in Israel, picturing Israel's presence
tion of a new government. There state," said Ben-Gurion, "is more giving a ruling that a new inquiry
was no doubt whatever that the important that the government." into the 1954 security mishap for

•

party would call on Eshkol to
form another government. But,
in that case, it was predicted
here, Eshkol would accept the
call only on his own conditions,
the full nature of which is yet
to be disclosed. One of the
major decisions he will have to
make, it was said, was how to
deal with the Ben-Gurion re-
quest.

When Mapai's central committee
met Sunday night at Tel Aviv.
Eshkol adjourned a Cabinet meet-
ing on the Lavon issue without a

For the Deputy
critical Sunday
which Ben-Gurion
keeps The
Lavon
re-
meeting,
Premier Cabinet
Abba sponsible
was in order.
Knes-

Eban
was
recalled
from
the United
set
vote Joseph
came after
Justice
Minis-
Nations
and
Foreign
Trade
Min- ter
Dow
called
the charges

ister Akiva Govrin from Mexico. against the
general
jus-
and attorney
harmful. The
Mrs. Golds heir, the foreign groundless
that
at the attor-
minister. to
who
has the
been
ill, -was
tice
minister
said
leave
hospital
ney
general
had
simply performed
ney
his duty in presenting a purely
Monday but under the medical legal opinion.
orders to remain at home for two
weeks.
it-****-10-**************** * •

Africa and Southern Rhodesia?"
Sudan also participated in the As-
sembly session, delivering a simi-
lar diatribe against Israel,

cfre41 ,4

Rated No. 1 in the U.S.A.
Come In and see why before
you buy !
Typewr
r
specialists

`, .,..i.00 ..

A GOOD. MAN TO. KNOW

• , 44.4.

k4

For Some
of the
best buys
on new
Pontiacs
and
Tempest

SAUL BEACH

AT

ite G.

Packer Pontiac

Since 1934

10622 W. 7 Mile

18650 LIVERNOIS
1 block South of 7

_....---" 2 DI
2-1600
\* .........
_..........
Blocks

UN 3-9300

E. of Meyers

we have The BiSicar buys!

-

Leaders of Mapai, the Na- * R O AU . , 4 .0 D u TRIP
r Rj 1 :1 3y JET AIR
it
tional Religious Party, and :
and of 12 days in SPAIN $799 :
Ahdut Avodah Wednesday ex- *
*
We accept reservations for
pressed hope that Eshkol will be * PURIM on March 18, and Passover
*on April 17/24 by ship and by JET*
able to form a new government. *Airplane.
t

NEW YORK to TEL-AVIV, Israel

2 Plays: About
Fanny Brice and
Eichmann Effect

in "Palestine" as motivated by
"foreign domination, exploitation
and racialism as inflicted upon the
people of South Africa, Southwest

4r

*
150 RAMBLERS 4r
ON OUR GIANT 4i
USED CAR LOT

President Shazar will begin re- * We make Hotel reservations in*
BEACH, FORT LAUDER-t
ceiving today the various party *MIAMI
DALE and other places in. Florida.
heads for consultations on steps
We offer escorted Circle—Tour via:
Private Motor Coach—of Florida, 'N
for the formation of a new govern- * from
Jacksonville, return to Jack-ii *
l
Sedans - Wagons
ment.
isonville, traveling on Pacific and At.*
The speech in Knesset Tuesday *lantic side of Florida full 8 days.* *
Convertibles
KE 2-8922
' Round Trip by Air Detroit-Jackson.*
Random House has published
two new plays that have special by Moshe Dayan, one of the party's , *ville $115.92. We arrange hotel reser.*
Turks" who resigned re- i*vatiOns all over the United States4c
- yOU115,
Jir
interest for our readers.
d of the famous GROSSINGER'S
*
"Funny Girl," cently as agriculture minister in ' *a
so Hotels
t
H t I in
' he4c
n d CONCORD Resort
The new musical,
*
now in book form, remains a great protest against Eshkol's policies, !:Catskill Mountains e,N.Y.
We arrange HOTEL accommoda-*
story was seen as indicating that Ben-1*
*tion in Southern California at Spe-4 ,
hit on Broadway. It is the
d *cial favorable rates.
Gurion's supporters do not intend
of the stage life and the love of to start
sar a battle to keep Eshkol rt HIRSCHFELD TRAVEL AGENCY 11
Fanny Brice for Vic •y Arnstein.
PLYMOUTH at TELEGRAPH
in Detroit since 1905
*
2011 Park Ave DETROIT, 26
The book for this play is by Iso- from forming a government. Day-
right yrk*,*********:*******"***,:,
************************
said
that
Eshkol
had
the
bel Lenhart, based on Miss Len- an
-
to oppose Ben-Gurion's demand for
•

*

BRA
OON
USED CAR SALES

hart's original story.
The great play reads as well as a new inquiry without having to
the lines sound in the exciting resign.
stage performances. There are i In a letter published Tuesday
dramatic episodes of the Brice- which commented on the resigna-
tion of Eshkol. Ben-Gurion in-
Arnstein love affair.
The play opened in New York sisted he would continue his fight
and
in March and its long run is even if he had to do so "alone from
isolated." Ben-Gurion quoted
assured.

In the new Random play, "Slow his address to the Knesset after
Dance on the Killing Ground," by the formation of a new govern-
William Manley, which opened in ment in 1961 during which he said
New York less than a month ago, he did not consider the Lavon af-
there is the .interesting introduc- .fair closed.
The fact that Ben-Gurion had
tion of the Eichmann theme by a *
young Negro who enters the store not changed his mind in the
slightest as a result of the resig-
of a former German late one night.

VISIT OUR NEW OFFICE

13521 W. SEVEN MILE

1 /2

Block East of Schaefer

It is a dramatic production, nation was confirmed in talks

with only three actors, whose con- ' between Ben-Gurion and a num-
versations throw important light ber of Mapai leaders. However,
on reactions to the Nazi crimes. It it a p p e a r ed that Ben-Gurion
is a human drama of great merit. ' would probably wait until the

- DAYEN1 7

REGULAR SAVINGS EARN

BY HENRY LEONARD

,„

I I

0

AIR RAID

siAT ON

•

tt

BLAST OVER
2 LUSTS ATPTR=SS
3 RATS DIRE.Cr
4 IWO'S A"'"
61-
1.6 2

INTEREST

Paid quarterly on balances on deposit four consecutive quarters

.../

MICHIGAN BANK

New

Cop, 1964, Doyen. Productions

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

air

6—Friday, December 18, 1964

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

All deposits insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit insurance Corporation

9'
4(