Troops Turn Back Israeli 'Squatters' From West Bank

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS8

36—Friday, June 27, 1969

Goldsmith's 'Jews in Transition'

leave. They were subsequently
tempted to enter Nablus by an-
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israeli au- other
Goldsmith has been in London
route. Israelis are not per- granted permission to remain as
Reviewed by Josef Fraenkel
thorities have blocked attempts mitted to remain longer than 48 the result of political pressure
for 30 years, but he will never
In 1879 Morris Winchevsky ar-
by several groups of Jewish youths hours in the occupied territories from several coalition parties.
reveal the secret of his age. Once—
to settle in the West Bank towns
In another West Bank devel- rived in London, and in 1884 be- so he says—he would not give his
without special permission.
came editor of the first Socialist
of Nablus and Shiloh.
a I oprnent. Premier Golda Meir
age, because he was too young;
The
attempt
to
establish
weekly in Yiddish, "Der Poilisher now, because he is older, but the
The would-be settlers at Nablus
Sunday suspended a controver-
Yidel," which after 16 issues was
arriVed in several trucks loaded Jewish foothold in Nablus. the ! sial order requisitioning 300
truth is, that Litvaks are super-
renamed "Die Zukunft." He was stitious about divulging their date
with household utensils and an- largest West Bank town, was at
tributed to the Greater Israel ! acres of Arab-owned land north
called the "Grandfather of Jewish
nounced that they intended to
r act after
of
Hebron.
Mrs.
Meied
. .
She ikh Socialism," the "Creator of the of birth.
establish a Jewish settlement on Movement. Its adherents insist that ,
Israel annex all the territories oc- , receising to eg
His latest book. "Jews in Transi-
Yiddish Feuilleton," wrote in He-
nearby Mount Gerizim.
Mohammed All Jaabari, mayor
Military police. acting on orders copied in the June 196'7 war. A 1 of Hebron, and other Arab
brew, Yiddish and English, under tion" (Wentworth Book Company;
his own name as well as under 10 London, 1969 p. 160); is again illus-
of the military governor of the leader of the movement. Knesset
dignitaries urging b er to rescind
region turned back the trucks at member Shmuel Tamir. w a s
or more pen-names. He became an trated by Julet Panett. Her draw-
the order. She said she would
,, f Nablus
them
gered
by
author, translator and lecturer, at- ings have appeared in the Times in
one checkpoint and turned
review the question.
away a second time when they at- to Israeli settlers and said he
the Peace Conference in Goldsmith's publications. The book
The
requisition
order
was
is-
tended
— would introduce an urgent ques-
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last week on grounds that Paris as a member of the Ameri- consists of 40 articles and essays.
tion in the Knesset over the in- sued
In contrast to his "Landsmann"
the land was needed for security can Jewish Congress, and visited
Chicago Federation Loan cident.
Winchevsky, Goldsmith is no party-
purposes, apparently to protect Russia.
Ten
young
Israelis
who
camp-
his own. He
Made to City Housing
the nearby Etzion bloc of settle-
Winchevsky was a Litvak, born man. He is a party of
ed themselves on the site of
ments. The region has been the in Central Lithuania, in Jonava, judges them according to his Lit-
CHICAGO (JTA)—A housing pro-
ancient Shiloh on the West Bank
is a man of
of
frequent
guerrilla
raids
scene
gram of the Chicago Conference on
and was educated in Kovno. He vak'ish conscience. He
and announced their intention of
and acts of sabotage in recent was the first English Litvak from principles which he would never
Religion and Race, which provides
set-
establishing a permanent se
left
London
and
renounce.
In
bored,
Jewish
London,
financing at reasonable cost to
, Jonava, but he
Clement there also were evicted. ' months.
Local Arabs feared that Israel
Goldsmith enjoys provoking and
black families, has been provided
an American Litvak.
The youngsters denied that they I
became
Etzion
challenging the reader. His com-
with a $25,000 loan at low interest had any political affiliation or was planning to expand the
Before the Second World War ments compel one to stand up to
new para-
by the Jewish Federation of Metro- that they were associated with ' settlements or build a
the Greater Israel Movement. They'', military (Nahal) settlement on another Litvak, Samuel Joseph his Litvak'ish outlook. It is stimu-
politan Chicago.
to London as cor- lating to read the letters to the
The Home Investment Fund said "We shall try again but next the land. Government sources said Goldsmith, came
a Yiddish daily. He editor aroused by his comments
i HIF ) program provides inter- time we won't tell so many peo- an Army base would be construct- respondent of
is now the European editor of the and Goldsmith's replies.
to
ed
but
not
a
new
settlement.
im and secondary financing
Forty-five Arab families were Jewish Telegraphic Agency, writes
evicted
..
m ili tar), • g
Negro families
am es who find homes in Pie' The
in Hebrew, English and Yiddish,
I remember what a very able
non-ghetto areas but are unable to the Shiloh campers in order to given until Monday to evacuate the under his own name and under
man who made a fortune on the
get financing from standard lend- prevent a recurrence of last year's land which is owned mainly by
various pseudonyms; became an Stock Exchange once said to me.
ing agencies. incident in Hebron. A group of Arabs in a nearby village. The
author, feuilletonist, commentator,
The federation officials reported Orthodox Jews established them- owners were to be compensated. translator and lecturer, attending "They talk about our leading the
that during the past year the fed- selves in that West Bank town a military government spokesman numerous conferences in London procession—we only follow it ahead
.
__
like little boys. If we turn down a
eration endowment fund has also over a year ago and re us
and abroad.
side street it doesn't."
deposited funds in two black-oPer- _
Goldsmith, the Litvak, was born
—Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
ated banks in the inner city—the
in Jonava. attended a.Hebrew gram- !
Seaway National Bank and the In-
mar
school
and
studied
at
Kovno
dependence Bank. For the second
MUSIC IN THE FASHION
University. While still a student he
OF WILD GYPSY PASSION
consecutive year. the federation is
cort service when they need it, was already publishing articles,
making a special grant to the Jew-

Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn Form
Permanent Auxiliary Police Force

ish Council on Urban Affairs which
generates self-help projects in the
inner city.

By BEN GALLOB

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

NEW YORK — Plans were dis-
closed by an Orthodox rabbi for
creation of an auxiliary police
Audio-Visual Awards Go force, to be made up of Orthodox
Jews who will patrol the Boro
to Archdiocese, ADL
NEW YORK—The Archdiocese of Park section of Brooklyn as a
New York and the Anti-Defamation permanent guard for the section's
League of Bnai Brith received the residents. It will be the first such
1968 Awards of the National Coun- force in the history of the Boro
cil on Jewish Audio-Visual Materi- Park Jewish community.
Rabbi Chaim Auerbach, a Boro
als, at a luncheon Thursday.
The awards were given to the Park Yeshiva teacher, is founder
Archdiocese and ADL for their pro- and director of the force, for which
duction of "The Image of the 27 Jewish men have been recruited
is
Jews," a series of 12 informative . to date.
Rabbi Auerbach also
.
-
h Boro Park coordi-
films on the Jews in literature and chair
' nating Council, which was organ-
Jews and their religion.

JOCELYN

the evening wtrn and became a full-fledged journal-

such as late in
professional, after he had
taxicabs may not be available. ist, a
Starting in September. the coun- joined, as its London correspondent.
thee staff of a Hebrew daily in Tel

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to assure Aviv, under the editorship of Jos-
themselves at bus stops
that school children arriving from eph Heftmann.
Heftmann was co-founder of the
school at the end of the day will
Association of Jewish Journalists
not be molested.
A third project is synagogue in Warsaw and years later was
checkouts. Older Jews who cannot , elected chairman of the Journal-
participate in the auxiliary patrols ists' Association in Tel Aviv. He
are being enrolled to act as moni- ; considered himself a disciple of

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The ROOSEVELT SCHOOL

Brezhnev Tells Leader

ized a month ago by a group of
Among the other award and cita- l
of Israel Communist Unit
tion recipients were Metro-Gold- "concerned citizens" of the section
of with the goal of maintaining the How to Achieve Accord 1 I
wyn-Mayer Inc. for the best film
Jewish interst, "The Fixer;" and Jewish identity of the neighborhood
TEL AVIV (JTA)—The leader
and of coping with street crime' of Israel's Moscow-oriented Corn-
actress Ida Kaminska.
said,
Boro
from which, the Rabbi
munist Party said Monday that he

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Park is not immune. He said sev was assured by Soviet Communist
eral projects were being developed
• American-Jewish cultural home life.
by the council, in addition to the thatIsrael
Party Chief
Leonid
I.
Brezhnev
could have a political
• Only 45 minutes from New York City.
NEW YORK — Israel's national auxiliary patrol. solution of the Middle East con-
ENROLL NOW FOR FALL
product export agency,
Members of the police unit will flict and renewed diplomatic rela-
Graduates at all leading universities
Agrexco,
Agrexco, announced that U.S. im- begin training in the 66th New tions with the Soviet Union if it
ports of St. Peter's ' fish have York City Police Precinct head- would abandon its present "stiff
reached commercial proportions quarters this month, and the ini- position** and "eliminate the n il. maiim miumniiiiiiiimamasaama
in
with the shipment of 10 tons a tial deployment is scheduled to be- causes" of the present tensions.
Meir Wilner
iiner spoke at a press
gin in September. Th e auxiliary
month
Major exports began last year unit members will have identity
conference on his return from
with shipments to date totaling cards, armbands and badges. They Moscow where he attended the
will carry billy clubs and will be recent summit conference of
32,000 pounds.
Ths food product, famed for the taught use of the clubs, as well as World Communist Party leaders.
New Testament reference to its judo, karate and first aid in the
He said his conversation with
Brezhnev took place after Sov-
Sea of Galilee origins, is being im- 10-week training program. They
ported by the Waldorf Astoria and will be equipped with walkie talk- iet Foreign Minister Andrei A. I
SPECIALIZED CLEANING
returned from his 1
Hotel Pierre in New York and ies, to be financed partly by a Gromyko
& REFINISHING
other American hotels and restau- grant from the local chamber of Cairo consultations with Egyp- !
tan President Gamal Abdel
rants.
commerce.
REPAIR

U.S. Food Chains Reel In
16 Tons of Israeli Fish

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Milwaukee Fund Creates
Community Foundation

MILWAUKEE (JTA) — The Mil- will be on duty from around East but that Israel would have
waukee Jewish Welfare Fund has
to support a "realistic" peace
5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Membership in the city's auxil- agreement.
established a Jewish Community
In that event, Israel would
Foundation to help meet emergen- iary force requires a commitment
cies in the Jewish community, 10- to serve a minimum of 20 hours for emerge "profiting from all as-
cally or nationally. It will provide a , every three-month period. Precinct pects," Brezhnev said, according
source of partial or full financing officials have promised to assign to Wilner. The Israeli Communist
of capital needs when required and non-Jewish auxiliary police to said he met Arab Communists in
a source of financing for approved serve during the Sabbath and Holy Moscow and found a "mutual ort-
demonstration projects which can- Days. Recruiting will continue in- derstanding" with them. Israel's
not be financed from normal JWF definitely to provide maximum other Communist faction boycot-
coverage of the area on a year- ted the Moscow conference on
operating funds.
grounds that it could not repre-
round basis.
world Communist leadership
Buffalo lintel Gets House Rabbi Auerbach said three other sent
BUFFALO (JTA)—A decision to projects are being developed. One as long as Soviet forces remained
in
Czechoslovakia.
provide half of the estimated $40,- is an escort service for which
a dozen Jews with cars have
o
an n d a bout
pure
000 needed for the purchase
A man's ignorance sometimes is
100
renovation of a Hillel House adja- been recruited. He said about store
not only useful but beautiful, while
a- cent to the State Uiversity campus posters had been placed in
his knowledge is oftentimes worse
here has been affirmed by the Un- 1 windows, synagogues, schools and than useless, besides being ugly.
Red Jewish Federation, B'nai other places in Boro Park, advising

B'rith will pay the other half.

1 residents how to obtain such es-

—Henry David Thoreau.

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