The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16
Hold Demonstrations Fanniick Post Vets Go To Capital to Protest
By SHERMAN LONDON Democrat Reporter

Washington, July 15.-Jolnine with 4000 Jewish War Veterans, l9 members of the David L. Fannick Post, JW.V., marched in a protest parade against British Tyranny in Palestine" here this morning. Aaron German, State Department com mander, headed the Connecticut delegation in the parade while Sam Liuetz, Fannick Post commander, led the Waterbury group. **.
 The veterans carried banners re- questing the immediate admlttance of 100000 Jews into Palestine in according with the recommendations of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine Many of the veterans chanted Open the Gates of Palestine throughout the march along Constitution Avenue to the Sylvan Theater in the shadow of the Washington Monument.
 The Waterbury delegation trav- eled to Washington yesterday morn- ing together with members of the Torrington and Bristol posts. Last night they attended mass meeting dl lllt OSNlSll A(OiilililllllN SNAib14 Auditorium where spokesmen gave unqualified support to the Jewish Resistance Movement of Palestine in it's struggle to defend the Jew iSh homeland against Britaln's armed aggression and to save the tortured remnants of European Jewry.
 Recount Promises Made
 A second rally was held at the Sylvan Theater at the close of the parade. There speakers recounted the promises made by Great Brit ain as in the case of the Balfour Declaration, to make Palestine 8 homeland for the Jewish people. They demanded that England keep those promises. They emphasized the actions Of the Jews during the war. fighting under all flags and on every beachhead to make their free dom and the freedom of the world a reality. They demanded that this freedom be given the Jews.
 At the conclusion of the cer- emonies, delegations met with Pres ident Truman. and Senators and Representative in Congress. Among those meeting with the President were MT. German, Milton Richman of Hartford, past State department commander. and Attorney Fred Harris of Meriden, past national commander.
 David Bloomenthall and Com mander Lipetz joined with the Con- necticut delegation which met with Sen. Brien McMahon. The Senator expressed his sympathy with the Jewish question and promised to bring the matter up again on the floor of the Senate tomorrow Another delegation slated to meet with Representative Joseph Talbot was unable to contact him because he was at committee meetings throughout the afternoon, and met with his secretary, Jack Henry, in- stead. Henry disclosed that Talbot had already written to President Truman and Secretary of State Byrnes urging that the project (the immediate admittance of 1 100000 Jews in Palestine he brought to actuality now"
 Tanen Spokesman Ed Tanen was spokesman for the group. Others on the committee were Al GarSton, Louis Kussner, Herman Shore, Sherman London and Henry Summer of Torrington. Joseph Kramer and William Kra- mer carried the post colors in the parade.
 Others from Waterbury who par ticipated in the demonstration were Fly Castleman. Norman Moskoyitz Harry Epstein, Morton Kaplan, Ray Bisnov, Nanny Weisman, Sid Lit sky. George Davidson and Aaron Maran.