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Arab Delegates at UN Assembly
Report Shows Only 26 Jews Remaining in Red China
Seek Recognition of 'Liberation' Group
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 1, 1965-3
NEW YORK (JTA) — From a The community council is pri-
25,000 population 20 years ago, the marily concerned with providing
number of persons registered with
welfare facilities for needy mem-
the Council of the Jewish Commun-
ity in Shanghai is 26 today, it was hers, arranging Jewish education
reported to the World Jewish Con- for the remaining children, and
gress here by P. I. Yudalevich, caring for the community cemeter-
chairman of the council. He noted ies. In addition, the council is oc-
Certified Master Watchmaker
that the tiny community consists
and Jeweler
of 20 persons in Shanghai and six cupied with requests from former !
members of the community who
in Harbin.
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The fact that the Arabs have
sovereignty. Informal meetings virtually abandoned all humani-
with heads of many delegations tarian considerations in connec-
at the UN had indicated they were tion with the Arab refugee ques-
tion was noted here as an addi-
responsive to these factors.
Israelis, however, do not con- tional argument against proposals
sider the battle against such re- for the large-scale admission by
cognition as 'won. The present Israel of the refugees.
The Arab delegations have
situation in the United Nations
points to the conclusion that the limited their General Assembly
only strength possible for Israel discussions of the refugees to
in the UN under the existing cir- its use as a tool or weapon
I TO OUR SENSATIONAL
cumstances is defensive strength. against Israel. It is difficult to
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In the UN Security Council a understand what the Arabs hope
situation exists at present where to gain by this switch in strategy
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Israel's goal is therefore to Arab-Israel differences. This is
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sure. Israeli circles feel that there
is also moral value for Israel in
the rejection by UN organs of
specific anti-Israeli pro po s a 1 s,
such as the one offered by Moroc-
co in the Security Council re
cently.
Another matter of continuing
concern to Israel is that of
membership in the bloc of de-
veloping nations, known as the
"Group of 77." A majority of a
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If this is the final yardstick
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the committee, however, are Arab
states.
The issue is expected to come
to a head this month when the
nine-power committee will prob
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favoring objective criteria along
with a minority report urging an
exclusive regional approach aimed
at excluding Israel without men-
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world today. This fact, it is be-
lieved. points up the urgency for
Israel to maintain internal sta-
bility because the lack of it would
be an invitation for interference
by outside powers.
Scottish Hotel Abandons
Discriminatory Policy; to
Let Maccabi Golfers Play
Way toward achieving many varied and important personal goals—everything
college
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and mortgage
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GLASGOW (JTA) -- The Turn-
berry Hotel, one of Scotland's most
famous golfing centers, which has
discriminated against the Glasgow
branch of the Maccabi sports or-
ganization for many years, said
it will allow the - Jewish group to
play on the course next year after
their policy of anti-Jewish bias was
exposed here Monday.
The restricted policy of the
famed hotel golf course was
brought to light when Arthur
Elliot, a member of the Maccabi
group, successfully applied to the
hotel for playing privileges on be-
half of a non-existent DRPP Golf
Club after a similar application
from the Maccabi had been turned
down by the hotel.
J. I3annatyne, manager of the
hotel, admitted that he had no
idea that Elliot was a member of
the Maccabi when he replied to
his letter.
"The only thing I can do now,"
Bannatyne said, "is to offer Mac-
cabi the booking .straightaway. I
must take responsibility for this
terzible business "
from
Thank you
for
your
confidence in us.
May you have a happy, prosperous 1965!
Sincerely,
Alfred L.
President
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