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Israel Permitted Extra Seat
French Nazis List Jews for 'Action,' Hearst Reports
NEW YORK (JTA)—A French country, the New York Journal ; ported stating that his contacts in-
' elude the Ku Klux Klan, the States
Nazi group, calling itself the "Pro- American reported.
Rights Party in the South, and
letarian National Socialist Party,"
A dispatch to the Hearst Head- ,
Ameri-
claims that it now has 15 "cells" line Service from Paris reported George Lincoln Rockwell's
in France, is' in touch with British that the Nazi extremists have pre- can Nazi Party.
and American Nazis, and is pre- pared a list of prominent Jews
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paring to to e over ranee and "for future action. - The group's
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the report stated. was raided by
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French police recently, revealing
an arsenal of weapons and ammu-
nition as well as swastika flags.
Nazi propaganda and pictures of
Adolf Hitler.
The dispatch named a 27-year-
Id Frenchman
• Jean Claude
NEW YORK (JTA)— A report Monet. a grandson of the famous
Depending on Issue, Dote and
showing that the Arabs are con- French artist Claude Monet, as the
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ducting not only a campaign "fuehrer" of the ,group. He was
against Israel but also worldwide reported to have been born in Al-
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eral has been issued by the Anti- favor "the Arab cause." He is re--
Defamation League of Bnai Brith.
Before leaving for Israel Sun-
LONDON (JTA)—Israeli Presi-
day. Shazar attended a reception
dent Zalman Shazar and former
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion I in his honor given by Ambassa-
dor Arthur Lourie. Ben - Gurion
were back in Israel today after at-
left Tuesday after visiting his
'tending funeral rites for Winston
daughter. in England at present.
Churchill here.
and Oxford University.
Ben - Gurion's attendance was
In a press conference at his
learned at the last moment. Previ- hotel here. President Shazar hailed
ous plans had included Ben-Gurion the "greatness" of the late British
the
in the official
leader. who. he said. was not only
funeral. but he had not planned on "the roar of the fighting British
going to London when the British lion" but also "the roar of human-
government indicated that Israel ity fighting and in distress. We
would be allocated only one seat in Jews were in deeper distress—
St. Paul's Cathedral. where the and his voice was our ery."
Churchill funeral services were
Shazar said that he was impres-
held.
sed by the numbers of Jews and
The deport said that a sampling
Later, however, the British Israeli students who greeted him of the Arab press and radio show-
Foreign Office notified Israel that as he walked to the' funeral. He ed anti-Jewish statements cover-
there would be two seats reserved could not ride because of the Sab- ing areas completely unrelated to
for Israel at the cathedral. and bath.
their feud with Israel.
Ben-Gurion's name was added to
The president's aide. Col. Aryeh
"Because there is rigorous gov-
that of President Shazar.
Raz. told the Jewish Telegraphic ernment press censorship in most
Shazar and Ben-Gurion voiced Agency that Shazafliad not been
highest praise of the place the late tired at all during the walk at a Arab countries. statements in ma-
Sir Winston held among the Jewish brisk pace. President Shazar had jor Arab newspapers at leaSt au-
reports. if not actually
people. recording their sentiments to turn down an invitation to at- thorized
for the 1311C' Hebrew transmissions tend a reception by the queen in official government releases." Ar-
nold Forster. ADL general coun-
which broadcast the messages Buckingham Palace since it was
sel. stated. He said that. although
Monday.
felt that the additional long walk the Arabs claim to differentiate
"Sir Winston Churchill." said
would tire him too much.
between
Zionism and Judaism, I
Shazar. "was one of the great
Addressing a number of Israeli the evidence is all to the con-
Englishmen of all time. To us. he
editors who had come to London
trary."
was a friend who never faltered
to attend the funeral. Shazar re-
The League official said Africa
in his hope and never wavered
minded the group of the World
in his deeds. for the rebirth of
Zionist Congress statements calling has been a prime Arab target. He
Israel. All of humanity is in-
on the Israeli press to devote more named a pamphlet. "Israel, the
attention to informing their read- Enemy of Africa," as a major
debted to this giant of a man
ers about .Jewish activities in docuthent being used. The pam- ,
but. in addition. we owe him our
phlet. described by Forster as
countries outside of Israel.
own debt of gratitude."
Asserting that the papers' cor- - blatantly • anti-Jewish." was dis-
In his statement. Ben-Gurion de-
clared: "Churchill was a man of responcl , .nts do not give sufficient tributed throughout English-
speaking sections of Africa. It was
destiny. and his time came during space to such activities in their
also made available through the
the last war . . . He foresaw the patches. President Shazar cited as
Egyptian Information Department
danger of Hilterism when neither an example the fact that the Ameri-
in Cairo. and at the Egyptian Em- •
the Conservatives nor the Labor can correspondents of the papers
bass!:
in Washington. In it are
Party understood it. and when were generally stationed in Wash-
extensive
quotations from such
England was not prepared to meet ington instead of New York where
documents as the "Protocols of the
the
main
center
of
American
Jew-
it. . . .
Elders of Zion."
"In the great hour. he led Britain ish•population is located.
to victory. But he also led the en-
tire world to victory and. thus-.
'became the savior of humanity as
a whole. We Jews remember Wins-
ton Churchill as a trusted an
sincere friend of the Jewish people
The claim was made that Rev.
PHILADELPHIA (TIA) —Labor. '
and of Jewish revival in its ancient religious and human relations' NIcIntyre's programs have openly
land. •
groups in the Philadelphia area attacked the United Nations. civil ,
"Ile foresaw the Jewish State as have requested the Federal Com- rights legislation and the Catholic,
far back as 1908 and remained a' munications Commission to deny church.
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true friend and kept his faith in a broadcasting license to a conserv-
In the view of the local branch;
the greatness of the Jewish people. ative. Christian institution which of the ACLU. however. the semi-
lie will remain in history as one has applied for permission to buy nary should be allowed to buy
of the most trusted and sincere radio station WXUR, in suburban the Media radio station. and could
friends • the Jewish people ever Media. Pa.
he hauled before the FCC later if
had."
The issue came to a head Tues- Rev. McIntire refuses to adhere to
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, presi-
day when the Greater Philadelphia the "fairness doctrine" which re-
dent of the World-Jewish Con-
branch of the American Civil Lib- quires a licensee to permit diverse
gress. sent a message of con-
erties Union filed with the com- views to be expressed on his sta-
dolence to Lady Churchill on be-
mission in Washington a conflict- tion.
half of world Jewry.
ing petition. asking that the pro-
Expressions of sympathy were tests against the purchase of the
also sent to Lady Churchill by radio station he rejected.
Chief Rabbi Israel Brodie on be-
Among the organizations that
half of the standing committee of have protested against the trans-
the Conference of European Rab- fer of the WXUR license to the
bis. which he serves as president. Faith Theological Seminary are
(At the United Nations. Sir the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO Coun-
Winston was eulogized in glowing cil, the Jewish Community Rela-
terms by AmbasS`ador Michael S. tions Council of Philadelphia, the
Comay, Israel's permanent repre- Greater Philadelphia Council of
sentative. who participated in a Churches and the Fellowship Corn-
session of the General Assembly mission.
devoted to addresses honoring the
These groups pointed in their
memory of the late statesman.)
petition particularly to the record
of the seminary's president, Rev.
Carl McIntire. of Collingswood,
N.J., whom they accuse of having
in the past broadcast programs they
characterized as "extremist, ir-
responsible, inflammatory, biased,
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controversial and disruptive."
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