THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 29, 1977 41

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Truman Demanded Withdrawal from 1948 Territories

By DAVID ETTINGER
According to the docu-
WASHINGTON (JTA )- ments, Truman delivered
An angry President Tru- an angry note to Israel on
man demanded Israeli with- May 29, demanding Israel
drawal from territories oc- withdraw from territories
cupied captured durhig the 1948-49
during Is- fighting. In a formal note to
rael's the U.S. government dated
War of In- june 8, Israel rejected the
depend- American demand.
ence but - Noting that it was the
was re- Arab states that had in-
buffed by itiated
the war in defiance
the nas- of the 1947
UN partition res-
cent Jew-
the note insisted
ish state, olution,
according that "the Arab attack...had
Truman
to docu- created a new situation."
A "top secret" State De-
rnentS released by the State
partment memorandum to
Department last week.
The documents, • entitled Truman two days later
"Foreign Relations of the called upon the U.S. to
United States, 1949," rein- adopt a hard line attitude to-
force the view that the 1949 ward Israel in an attempt
State Department, whose to pressure her to return to
Near East Affairs Bureau the partition lines. The
was dominated by Arabists, memorandum suggested
was actively lobbying "the following course of ac-
against Israel. Previously tion vis-a-vis Israel:
classified diplomatic notes,
"(1) Immediate adoption
cables, and memoranda of a generally negative atti-
also depict Truman as waffl- tude toward Israel. This
ing in his support for Is- would include : refusing Is-
rael.
raeli requests for U.S. as-
sistance, such as for the
training
of Israeli officials
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Jewish Appeal and other
American Jewish fund-rais-
ing organizations."
The then U.S. Ambassa-
dor to Israel, James G.
McDonald, who is shown to
be sympathetic toward Is-
rael, later cabled White
House aide Clark Clifford,
another Israeli sympa-
thizer, to inform him that
Truman's note had "embit-
tered Israeli opinion" and
that Premier David Ben-
Gurion and Foreign Min-
ister Moshe Sharett might
s be forced "despite their

Warning Issued
to Jewish Women
on Effect of Drug

Daughters of Jewish
women who in the 1950s
took a synthetic hormone,
DES—diethylstilbestrol-
are warned to have their
doctors check them for a
rare -form of vaginal can-
cer, believed to be caused
as a result of their
mothers' taking the hor-
mone.
According to Lynn Le-
vine, who, in her mid-20s
had a hysterectomy which
she said was a result of the
cancer she developed from
the effects of the drug.
young - Jewish women in
their 20s are urged to ask
their doctors for the special
cancer detection test which
is not part of the regular
check up.
Mrs. Levine's mother
took the drug while she was
pregnant with her and dur-
ing pregnancies with two of
her other three children.
The two also were subject
to cancer surgery.

(Marriages

Rhonda Maure Green and
Jeffrey Marc Shuster were
married in a recent ceremo-
ny at_ Temple Beth El. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Green.
Parents of the bridegroom
are Mr. and Mrs. David
Shuster. Following a
Hawaii honeymoon, the
couple is living in Royal
Oak.

=will and better judgment to
resist U.S. demands."
The envoy suggested that
"Israeli concessions with
refugees are possible if
requests for these are not
again put in form of de-
mand but under no circum-
stances except use of over-
whelming force will Israel
yield any part of Negev."
The State Department
documents include over
1,800 pages of previously un-
published material on Amer-
ican policy in the Middle
East during 1949. More than

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came the bride of Richard
Allen Corman in a recent
ceremony at Cong. Beth
Achim. Rabbi Milton Arm
officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Te-
nenbaum of Southfield. Par-
ents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Corman
of Cranford, N.J.
The new Mrs. Corman
was graduated from the
University of Michigan and
is a master's degree candi-
date in business adminis-
tration at Baruch College of
City University of New
York.
Her husband was gradu-
ated from Rutgers Univer-
sity and earned an MSW de-
gree from the Wurzweiler
School of Social Work at Ye-
shiva University.
The couple is living in
New York City.

Query: Why Sacrifice US?

Editor's Note: The following poem by Dr. Leo Schneider-
man, a professor of psychology, will be included in a 100-
poem collection by him based on Jewish history in the Dia-
spora. Thirty poems from the collection are scheduled to
appear in national Jewish publications. Two have already
appeared in the American Zionist and the Reconstruction-
ist.
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BY LEO SCHNEIDERMAN

In ancient times
The priests of Israel prayed
For the health and well-being
Of the pagan Emperor Caius of Rome
And for Augustus Caesar
As well as other monarchs,
On the Feast of Tabernacles
Seventy sacrifices were offered
For the seventy nations of the world,
God heard their prayers
Smelled their incense
And poured his blessings on other nations,
Other kings.
Our priests expected no reward
From the Holy One
For loving their neighbors as themselves
But they did not foresee
That we would end up, by and by,
Bound on the altar
Like doomed lambs
A sacrifice to strange gods
By other nations,
Other kings.

1,000 pages relate to U.S. in-
terests in the Arab-Israeli
conflict and "the future
status of Palestine."

Included are diplomatic
notes, cables, memoranda
and other top secret docu-
ments relating to Israel's
admission to the UN, the
setting up of the U.S. Em-
bassy in Tel Aviv rather
than Jerusalem, and the Is-
raeli-Arab armistice agree-
ments.

Pioneer Women
Open 25 Nurseries

BONN — Beginning in Au-
gust, El Al Israel Airlines
will have two Boeing 747
flights each day to the Co-
logne-Bonn Airport deliv-
ering vegetables, fruit and

flowers and returning to
Israel with automobiles.

Israeli Arabs
Living Longer

JERUSALEM—Life ex-
pectancy - among Israeli
Arabs has gone up from 52

years in. 1948 to 72 years at
present—the highest rate
for any Arab population in
TEL AVIV—A total of 68 the Middle East, according
classes in 25 new child care to Israel's Central Bureau
centers will be opened by of Statistics. It compares
Pioneer Women/Na'amat, with a life expectancy of 52
before December, it was an- years in Iraq, 55 in Syria,
nounced by Charlotte Stein, 54 in Egypt and 64 in Leba-
national president.
non.
These new and expanded
facilities in cities and devel-
At the end of 1976, Is-
opment towns from Yamit rael's non-Jewish popu-
in Sinai to Katzrin in the lation totaled 550,000, includ-
Golan will accommodate ing east Jerusalem. Mos-
1,665 pre-school youngsters lems made up 77 percent of
of working mothers.
that figure, while Christians
comprised 15 percent and
Druse
8 percent. In 1969,
WSU Hillel Plans Moslems
were 70 percent of
Summer Activities the non-Jewish population..
Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tion on the Wayne State Uni-
ADL Protests -
versity campus will hold a
swim party and bonfire Sun- on Priests' Behalf
day, meeting 1 p.m. at
Cong. Bnai Moshe. Cost of NEW YORK—The Anti-De-
the activity includes dinner • famation League of Bnai
and wave pool admission. Brith has called on the U.S.
The students will attend a government to use its in-
Tiger baseball game Aug. fluence with the govern-
7, meeting 11:30 a.m. at the ment of El Salvador to pre-
home of Bob Kimmel, 23641 vent the threatened execu-
Kenosha, Oak Park. There tion of Jesuit clergy by the
is a charge. College-age White Warriors Union. an
young adults are invited. extremist terrorist group.
For information, call Ruth
man who keeps silent
Indenbaum, 967-3114, or in The
the face of abuse is a
Kimmel, 399-7297.
true Hasid.

Dissident Czech
Jews in Custody

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LONDON—Jiri Lederer,
the Czech Jewish journalist
arrested in Prague Jan. 17
as one of the signers of the
"Charter 77' human rights

proclamation was still in
custody at the end of June,
according to the Inter-
national Council of Jews
from Czechoslovakia.
Another Czech of Jewish
origin, Ota Ornest, arrested
on the same day as Lede-
rer, although his name did
not appear among the char-
ter signatories, also re-
mains in custody.
Both Lederer and Ornest
were adopted as prisoners
of conscience by Amnesty
International in March.

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