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N,.S 0arY, 3i,ctatta
3,peis 40.

Die rcaelma6ise geriamnll'nss pes
3tueig 40 ,piro am 0onnerstag, oe,1
10. SsuIi, 1 llbr nadunittags i'm
Sahienbeim abqeha!ten.
Sm &omitee fir &afiee lno Silt
d)en al ierpieren iiub: 9lnna GroE
Sermine 8uiit, &iloa @lbner, ,Warit
@ocp, &ertba @roBman.
ssm Granfenfomitee iino: Selei
Did, 9bereiia slrel Gif)enitritter. !
Sfnp. &otbarina @uilt lbenfte oen
@erein einen idonen Hreis. @ae Sc
idenfe uno Yreiie iino BEL oent 3apeIe
40 6a1fcno a,lgenommcn.
Cara Sllon, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-26
N,.S pe,.itestetpf,, Ohte
Md)t,t,lg!

Oie nddHte regelnldbige geriamm'
lung oes 3aueig 80 finoet am 5rei'
tag, pnnft 8 llbr abenb,s Itatt. sl!le
8riioer tperben biermit al,fmerfiala
gemad)t, oaB per 8eibluB 1lniere
Somnerperiammlllngen Sen iSreitaa
,lah bcnl erItcn Sonntag i'm Monat
Sllni, Suli, s(ugl1lt uno September
ltottfinben. s. :. 3eG, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-26

m1btge 8eria,nmlung am 6. Slllt,
3 l1br nad)mittass abeebalten stpiro.
Sn oieier Beraiar'r,!t.nl miro Der
@erlht bon ser @onhentirn roraclc@
fen, oaber iollten iih ale Wttglieoer
70 3ablrei6 suie m0slid an bieier Ser.
lannlune betciligen, audi ioa bas
Hidlid beibloiien tperben. Oarurl
bite fommt alle.
j9lnbreas Sub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-26
Nus Detreat. ali<ttea,,
3meis 81.

am 80. Sum- feiert Ser Canadian
8erein i'm Namen oes 3ipeig 81 ie:ll
erites 8idnid auf Dem Saronia Ylab.
0as 8ergniig,,nssfomitee ieite,,s INT
ierer Ireunoe BON Canada gibt iid
oie groBte Deiibe ,mo ar6eitet jett
if,on ileibig baran, bieien Gag fir
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2meig 8.

Maen Miteliebern oiene s,,r ae.
faaisen Nabridt, SAB Die n;iditc
Berfan1mlung am Mittiuob, Sen 9
Suli. abenos ltattfinoet. Sn Ser Ser.
ianmlung tpiro oas Grotcfou bon Der
&onbeutipn oorgeleien 70 ,ueroen ollie
NitgIieoer erilbt ampeienb su iein.
2atb. T0pfer. Sefr.
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Md)tung Nerseler Qaubsleute!

llniere oiesidbrige Reunion finoet
ltatt Counting, Sen 3. sluglit, in
Mnliance, Sbio. @itte el,b auc oieicn
Sag 81 reierpieren. Slat miro ipater
befannt gegeben in oieier 3eitung.
Mnbretp Shneioer, Er.
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FEST-ORDNUNG:


10 Uhr vormittags: Empfang der Caste.
IL Uhr vormtags Ciedenkgottesdenst.
Pastor Johann Bauman.
II Uhr: Gemeinschaftiches Mtagessen a..
Uhr nachmttags Vorzegung Won Lichtbildern.
Uhr nachmittags: Begrussung der Caste.
Fest-Prasident Andy Kekel h5 d
Massen- Versammung.
Bercht des Haup :omitees
Vorsizer, Pastor Hans Fose.
Pers0nlche Berichte druben.
Algemene Beratung uber das Hilswerl
$50 Uhr nachmttags -Versammlung.
400 Uhr nachmitags: Freie Unterhaltung und Tanz.
Gs ruft Elm GoIt Griben her.
Gin golf oas mir 10 Nabe itebt
Gs r,,t uno fa9t; es tut mir peb,
Gs brid)t nein Ser5 uno Srdncn ltebn.
Gs lit men |olf oas id bu bor;
Wein 8rtoer, Der 3uarmee geht,
@ene Wnter Der d angebor
LIMO bunaernoe &inoer = Sie Sauern midi icbr.
8 fomm, nlein 8olf. @eit rno 8reit
8 fomm, unb ie ood Sisbrei
8 foIge Dem Rlf, lnb idlieb hid)
Gem SiIfaper oas idon piel eetan
Gem 3olf, oas Sir I'M Ser5en ies,
Gem 8olf, bas HaddenQiebe Ibt
0em Iolt, oas 8olfes 8flid ueripirt
limb epig got i'm Screen fubrt
~ - 0as Jeiaemitee.
a~as E Mnbreas aefe, 0eit@raiben
Nara Hosebmber, Set ItSefretdrin.
Ge geamen oe sdddn Sispertes nteriden bieie Gnaou
lnierer Salener 2anosle,le outs auerber5lflte
o. -, =. Sans stoiie, 0rGii6ent
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6eiud,t miro:

5ran Naria 8aqaidj. jett Siesel,
lie mar 1923 in ser &eimat Reiso0ri-
den, Siebe,tbiirgen.. Sollte ie1nanb
ibre @oreiie ipiiien bite Iie gu id)iden
an: Mrs. q. @atbias, q. .. No. /,
Gouisb,Qe, Ohio.
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&ans Goiiel, Yrdiioent.

,pas ginisfeit ,tpo 3uiammenarbeit
meint. Obtpobl am lesten Sonntag,
Sen 8. Suni, oas @etter ntft beion-
bers giinitis tpar 10 tparen oennod) ei'
nige bon ,,nieren Sad)Ien IN Detroit
antpeieno, meiitens aae oieier grobe,1
Sabien, Die in 6en 8eriammlunge,l
10 groBe @eoen balten iparett ,iht ba
Sest aber lit sic @efegenbeit, oie
Grelnbe aus Gannbd 3u untcritiiten,
10 totnmt alle u,1b erfreut e,.h Ser
ganobier @aitfreunbi6aft. Die lieber
Grel,be bon Gana6a ibaben fdon
bieles fiir a,ns einbiiben miiiien, ic
bier 1T l,niere Geleeenbeit nit slci+
der .Miin3e 81 8oblen. y
Midael Ieutid, Sefr.
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eenb 3ia 1nl sthre amset1sioea
1itDiieb In 9santenseretn nnb
GentraI Bertanb? @enn ntdt, iett
u BE Bet tet8ntreten. nm aenauers
Smisrmattsn :aien Sic IN 9sfaI.
herlxstes a.
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Scd)geebrte 8olfsaenolien!
2iebe @laube,lsaenollen!

SleDe 0lQltDells9enolen!
Sc ersebt biermit oie offi5ieue
Ginlaouna an ale iddiiiden 8ritoer
llno Sb,peitern ser 3,ueigpereine
oes Central 8erbunoes, S,lgenbuerei-
ne uno air6engeme;nben I'M 8eiite
b0ltiiber 8riioerlid)teit ,rno 3uiam-
meneebOrigfeit iid) an bieiem Bolts
felt, perbunoen nit ei,,em @eoenf.
gottes6ienit IN @ottes freier Rotur
i'm Salem Saron Country Glub, am
4. Suli, au beteiligen.
2iebe Bofseenoiien! Noh ME in
ser @eididte oes idd,liiden Goites
eridou Ser STUFF BON ,ltierer Sitter,
Seimat 10 oringenS unb bitterlid).
No9 ME tpuroe ei,,8oH 10 bineeribtet
uno nod ME tp,,rben fleine &inoer
oom Sungerstoo bintueg seriiien. .Wer
fann oa NOD r,lbie ,,no eleidgiiltig
itiQe iteben? @er fann ibnen Ben
Hiiden febren, tpenn iie 10 idmmer>
li6 I'M Silfe fleben? '.' =,
Gin pabres iddiiides &inb 8ottes,
oas nod nid)t pereeilen bat, oab Sas
iGhiii9e 8lut Der Batter in ieinen
Aoern rout, oas nod nidt oergeiien
bat, an tpelf)er 8rl,it es 5lerit oie
lrarme 2iebe eeipiirt ,lnb gum gliids
liben '@lieo bieies 8ll,tes ersoeen
ipurbe, oas MIRO eans iider, belltc,
feline Briioer. Sdppeltern, Miitter Die
in Der alien Seimat in einem Sdluei.
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NSlber Xidnid.

s(ae @olber 2anbslellte BON nab
lmo fern iino frel,nolid) eingelaoen
gum idbrli1em @ieoeriebeimgsfelt,
tpeldes itattiinoet am Counting. ben
6. Suli, BEL !Greurb ssobn 8elln,on,
&ormont glpe., q. g., 81. 9. SO. 3,
Canton Dbio.
.9lIio a,f na6 Canton, Ohio, ani
Elm freuoiaes s@ieoerfeben. =
Nfit @rliB iDas &onitee.
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Are you and your relatives men,
bers of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? If not, now
Is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local representative.
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ODER glnbertpanbte unter BEN Not'
leibenben., Qabt llns @ott 6anfen ooB
mir elm tpenig belien f0nnen.
aatb. Buneib, Sefr.
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|. Minnesota.
2. Oregon. ..-...
3. Alabama.
4. North Carolina.
5. Massachusetts,.
,.a
6. California.
7. Wyoming. .... .>..~
8. Tennessee.
9. Vermont.
10. Utah.
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ellio 8riiSer llnb S6ipelteru pon
nab umo fern labt uns mitbelien an
oieiem Set; es miro lns gum 2ohn
fallen. Spe5iea ,peroen ole 8riiocr
bon 3ipeig 19 eri,,dt mit5ubelfen.
sllle Die apaS mitbelfen apollen iolten
ii1 an folgenoe 8riioer penoen: Gr.
slnoreas aefel Sr.. Selepbon 667S,
ooer 8r. 81. ainn Gel. 4744. Sic
8riiber iperoen euh ale in &enntnis
ieben, tpo eure ISilie am beiten be
notigt lit. 8ir iino Der feiten lleber.
3eugung oaB iih ale 8riioer beteili-
gen sueroen al oieier WobltGtigfeitss
arbeit
8itte nidt 5u nergeiien, labt uns
aue mitbe1fen.
Muen 8riioern oes 3tpeig 19 biene
aur gefduiaen Nahriht. oaB am 29.
Suni. II llbr n,orsens in Der Stride
Sutengebenffeier
abgebaIten lpirb. Mae 8riioer iino er.
Iudt bem 8ottesoienit beis,ttpobnen.
Oa Ser 4. Sllli auf ,nieren Ser
iammlunsstae fdat, ,ullroe beldlois
fen 6ie Suliperianlmlr,ng auf ben IL.
Suli, s l1br abenos gu perlegen. slllo
bite nidt 81 bergeiien.
~.' 9. S. Sontid), Sefr.
3meig 18.
Gs lit idon 70 piel bon benz 4. Suli.
felt in bem @olfsblatt eri1ienen. Os
tpiiien ale fir mas fir einen 3ped
oie ginnabmen .'pon bieiem 6elt &c.
braHdt tperoen iollen. 3tpeig 18 be-
i6loB in Der lesten Gerianlnll,lnQ
perbanoen NIT bem Set einen SSabr.
n,arft absubaIten. gs iino oaber allt
sadien arauen unb nid)t nrr Mit
gIieoer bes 3lpeiges 18 sebeten eint
&anoarbeit ooer irgeno etpas 81.
fpenben, bamit mir einen gllten Gr'
folg er5ielen f0nnen. Sbr allc pis1
,pie iflper oas Sos Mnierer Sadiel
in europa lit lmo nid)t burd) ihre
S1nlo. 2abt ,ms belien tire Scot cir
spenig Su 1inoern. g1ir aue babe,
1ater, Mutter, 8ruOer, Sdrpelte'
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2lufruf!
An ale Menkmarfter!

2iebperte Gan6sleute, oa am 4
Slili in Salem, o., Elm Bolfsfeit ab.
gebaIten tpiro aaam @obISunieres not.
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Salem, Saren Country Club.

neltaitq 5ugrunoe geben nid)t ber'
| eeiien. 2iebe 8riioer llno Shtpeitern.
@as beute nidt bunsert, nod oiiritet
ionoern tpoblbobeno lno gliidli6 nit
Sen Seinen in Jrieoen lebt, miro
eana iider sic bungerleioenoen 8rii,
Der, sdtpeItern uno Miitter nid)t Der.
eeiien. ..~s.
Darum IaBt lns gemeinibaftlib
an bieiem Gag 5uiammen iteben ,lno
betpeiien, baB aas ielbe Cole, iad-
iiide Blut nod INNER III unieren
Moern rollt, uro oie idfdiide 2iebe
fir Ole 8riioer in unieren 9eraen
liest. Seine iddiiide Seele follte an
4. Salli feblen, ionoern oieien Gag
ieinem Bofe au gbren geben.
Sn Sieiem Sinne babem bic Ga
lemer sobfen eroBe Borbereitungen
getroffen, ,uas ii9er IN '@rinnerllr1g
bleiben miro. 60 tpie aud Die per-
ionliden 8eridte bon Sieberbargcn
uno SeIteitrrei1 bon oenen, pelde
Dor aursem aus Ser Wsitte au,ierer
8riioer bier in Mmerita eittgetroffen
iin0.
Teure 0oIfseenoiien! &ontmt in
cures goIfesmitte lmo belpabrt oen
@eilt ser 06ter, ben Sbr ererbt,
pfla,,at i'm tpeiter, ba,nit Sbr ielblt
nidt perloren 9ebt.
Gin reihbaltises Yrogramm, fir
Sung uno Mlt, iotuie 8etuirtung lit
iebem eeiidert. i.
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3treiH. Is.

Al(e Mitslieoer Ses 3apeig Is lrey
Den IN aem!tnis ceieCt, oa3s Die resel
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Gin | an nIr4

Gin | annng as<
gum &G0
Griten pelesfeit Ses Rtlfs'Kenttees
berblnoen NIT Der ...
DeIeeaten, unS 21laiien.p perian,n,lri,s
0eiamten Sastienpelees pei, 4. =. Il.
5.." gum
o1pskl ui,ieres 11etleiSenSen peleeS
In Ser altcn Heintat
2lbectalten am a. Juli
i'm
Salem Sorcn Ccuntrv Glib. it,.
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page 5
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
YISHIV READY
TO SELECT ITS
INTERIM HEADS
Photo by LeBoff Studio.

Jerusalem (WNS)-Plans for
convening Constituent Assembly
in Jerusalem to establish a Jewish
Provisional Government are now
being considered by the Jewish
Agency.
A decision has been reached to
convoke the Zionist Actions Com
mittee here some time after the
close of the u. N. General Assem-
bly,, so that the combined groups
might form the Constituent As
sembly.
A demand that the Palestine
Jewish National Assembly be en-
larged to include representatives
of groups not now represented
and then be convened for the pur-
pose of electing the provisional
government has been made by
the right-wing Citizens Bloc. The
Bloc is opposed to any arrange
ment by which tn e govern
ment would be chosen by the
Agency or the Zionist Actions
Committee, arguing that it should
be chosen only by residents of
Palestine.
A joint manifesto which calls
upon the Palestine Jewish COM
munity to accept national dis
cipline has been issued by all
labor groups in the country.
A delegation from the Palestine
Arab High Committees office in
Beirut, Lebanon, has arrived in
Jerusalem for the purpose of or
ganizing Arab committees to ode
fend Palestine"
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
HADASSAH PLANS
FOR elaborate
meme BERSHIP TEA

Hadassah will hold an impress
i've Dessert Tea in the Rendevouz
Room of the Santa Rita Hotel on
Wednesday, Dec. 3rd at 1870 p.
m. It will serve as the occasion
for new members and potential
new members to become more
familiar with the aims and pur-
poses of Hadassah. No reserva-
tions are required.
Mrs. Joseph Bank of Phoenix,
Pacific Coast president of Hadas-
sab will be principal speaker. She
has only recently returned from
the Hadassah National Conven-
ton.
The entertainment program will
include a Spanish dance group
by Mrs. Reno Saccini, a Tucson
ian and a professional dancer. She
will be accompanied by Maria
Louisa De Percy. Rosalind Hart
will sing, accompanied by Mrs.
Frances Ruskin.
A skit calling All Women
will be presented under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Henry Rubinstein.
Participants are Mines. H. Myer-
son, Marcus Breger, 1. Margolis,
David Batavia and Leon Bitter.
Mrs. William Davidson, is gen.
eral chairman for this elaborate
affair. Co-chairmen are Mrs.
Harry Ahelson, Mrs. Dennis Bern
stein, Mrs. L. Liebert and Mrs.
Joseph Mart. On the working
committee are Mrs. Sam R. Kauf-
man, Mrs. Harry Strauss and Mrs.
Sidney Szerlip.
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

ton of a u. N. decision on Jews
and Arabs. He indicated that
Britain will maintain military rule,
apparently with no civil admin
istration, in regions still under
her occupation until the last
British soldier is out of Palestine.
Cadogan said that his Govern
ment would not act counter to
a two-thirds decision by the Gen
eral Assembly and that it would
not obstruct the setting up of
shadow governments, local militia,
immigration or land purchases as
decreed by the General Assembly.
ImplementatiOn Group
Having been apprized in ad-
CONTINUED on Page 16)
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

Attorney expressed the opinion
that the ordinance might be diff
ficult to enforce
Irwin Cohen, N. Campbell,
spoke in opposition to the ordi-
nance. He contended that the con-
gregation held within itself al
ready the power to force observ-
ance through publicity in tn e
group. He added: 81 do not be-
lieve that the licensing power of
a city should be transferred to
any private organization"
Councilman William j. Pistor
moved that the ordinance be re-
ferred to the Health Department
Continued on Page I4
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

Such an ordinance would protect
the conscience of people w h o
buy"
Mr.. Shift further explained that
products not properly kosher are
being advertised as such. They
cited that Los Angeles and other
cities have such legislation. Pres
ent also at the Council meeting
but not taking part in the dis
cussion were Meyer Cohen and
Joseph Fishman.
"This sounds like class legls-
lation to me-" Councilman j. O.
Nieman told the group. He added
that ordinances are general in
nature and for the protection OF
all clases and creeds. The City
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

1t is proposed that the Mandate
be terminated not later than Aug.
1st. independence would be
granted the new Jewish and Arab
countries not later than Oct. l,
1947, two months after with
drawal of British troops.
The subcommittee is expected
to take action on these recon-
mendations in the next several
days.
Sir Alexander Cadogan, Chief
British delegate, in a brief state
ment, said that Britain can COM
pletely evacuate Palestine by
August l, 1948, but that British
forces in the interim will not be
available to enforce implementa-
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
Free
Loan Ready
To Function

First two official meetings of
the newly organized Hebrew Free
Loan Assn. of Tucson (Chevras
Genilas Chesed) were held Nov.
5th and 11th at Anshei Israel.
Invited to attend the first meet
ings to elect officers and to es-
tablish policies were the donors
and potential donors to the Free
Loan Assn. All donors to date are
considered charter members.
Officers elected were: Pres,
Robert Krane; vice-pres. Meyer
Cohen; sec. David Batavia; treas.
Leo Rackoff. To the Board of Di-
rectors were elected A. Dunes,
Abe Feuerstein, 1. H Handmaker,
Nathan Pion, Harry Shift, David
Sohn, Sidney Weissberger.
The Loan Assn. is a non-profit
organization. Application for in
corporation has already been
made. Incorporators were: Rabbi
Marcus Breger, Joe Fischman,
Leo Rackoff and Harry Shift.
Adding to the present fund esti-
mated at about $4,000, were Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Rackoff who con-
tributed 1000 in memory of their
son, Bernard.
The Loan Assn. will be func-
tioning within the next few
weeks. Applications are being
routed thru the secretary, who
will maintain specific hours at
Congregation Anshei Israel, who
has given temporary office space.
Speaking for the Assn, the sec
retary, Mr.. David Batavia, said:
eve have no official connection
with any organization, religious
or otherwise. Our purpose is to
help those in need, on an indi-
vidual basis. All loan applications
will require co-makers. The policy
has been established that no Of
ficer or member of the Board is
eligible to apply for loan or sign
as co-maker. Maximum loans
may not exceed $3.50 and only one
loan may be active for any person.
However applications may be ac-
cepted for new loans by persons
who have paid off their old loans" :"
Loan Board will meet regularly
to pass on loan applications.
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
UJA TO HOLD
CONFERENCE

New York (WNS)-A national
conference of the United Jewish
Appeal, now winding up its 1947
campaign for $17O,OOO,OOO will be
held in Atlantic City December
1915 to determine American
Jewry's program in 1948 for Eu-
ropean relief and rehabilitation,
immigration and settlement
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
Absorb Many
Is Critical
In Palestine

Tel Aviv (JPS-Palcor)-David
Gurion, chairman of the Jewish
Agency Executive, declared here
last week that the proposed Jew
iSh State must possess the maxi
mum absorptive capacity because
it will be the Homeland-not only
of its present inhabitants but of
every Jew in the world who needs
home. Addressing the opening
session of the annual Zionist con-
ference here, Mr.. Ben Gurion-
y Implied that Britishers are
seeking quislings in the Yishuv
to beg the British to stay on.
p Said the Arab masses want
peace but warned against mini
mizing the destructive and OBJ
structive capacity of Arab policy;
asserted that there is no cause
for panic, but urged the Yishuv
to prepare for the fullest security
measures.
81 Pledged that the Jewish
State will be governed by the
principle of absolute equality for
all inhabitants, Jews, Moslems or
Christians and that the standard
of living of Arabs in the Jewish
State will be raised to the Jewish
level.
4) Warned the Arabs not to be
duped by British professions of
friendship and good faith because
the British Government wants
neither a Jewish nor an Arab
state in Palestine, but a British
Crown Colony.
Mr.. Ben Gurion began his ad-
dress with an urgent call to main
tain the fullest security, increase
settlement, reinforce immigration
and strengthen national institu-
tions. 1--WE are on the threshold
of Statehood" he said, ''but the
barriers are still many and they
are not easily removed. There is
no guarantee that we do not face
additional hardships on the road
to statehood. Statehood won't be
presented to us on a silver plat
ter. We mustn't assume that a
miracle will befall us. We mustn't
be disappointed in the worlds
conscience which we clearly
heard at the General Assembly
and at the Ad Hoe Committee
sessions, but neither must we
place in it all our hopes"
Mr.. Kaplan, Jewish Agency
treasurer, disclosed that the Uni
ted States provided 81% of last
years budget.
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21


Over 200 persons attended the
ZOA Round Table at Anshei Is
rael auditorium on Nov. 9Th, to
hear a panel discussion on the
present situation in the Near East
Participating were Rabbi Bilgray
Raphael Brandes, Rabbi Breger,
Sam r. Kaufman, Sidney Weiss
berger, with DR.. Leonard Weiner,
ZOA president, as moderator.
Discussion was based on the in
dicated US-Russia accord and the
assumption that a Jewish state
would be established in Palestine.
AS to whether the Arabs would
or would not fight two opinions
were advanced. Some thought
the Arabs would fight and later
fight among themselves to divide
the spoils. Others thought tn e
Arabs would not fight the Jews
but rather among themselves be-
cause of the conflict of leaders
and the fact there is no real army.
Another panel opinion was that
the British would ostensibly pull
out. The Arabs would then under
take to protect further the British
interests there.
AS to the question of oil, ref
erence was made to the statement
of a representative of the. Arab
League who let it be known to
the UN that regardless of parti-
ton, the Arabs would continue
to meet their oil obligations with
the various oil companies. Hence
the threat was an empty one.
Adequate land is available to
absorb the 240,000 DPS even if
some slicing is done because only
portion will settle on the land.
The majority will 60 into industry
and other fields.
There was some speculation
about Russia's reversal of her
stand against Zionism and her
support of the UNSCOP proposal.
The audience contained num-
Der of young people who enjoyed
the Informative discussion.
A joint meeting with Hadassah
will be held in December. An
active itinerary has been planned
for Reverend John Grauel, the
only non-Jew crewman on the
Exodus who will speak on the
Sunday Evening Forum in De-
cember. Another equally eminent
speaker will appear before ZOA
in January. He is Major Wesley
Aron of Palestine, and formerly
a member in the British Army.
n
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
CJTYCOUNCH ASKEDTO
PASS KOSHER ORDINANCE

night Breger Harry Shift requested the
ordinance making misdeneaner
vertse products kosher which not koshroth
of the ordinance Rabbi Breger explained to
1--WE should do everything possible to prevent false
people might the kosher attract business
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
Rabbi Liebman to Speak

Rabbi Joshua Liebman, Boston
rabbi who was the subject of the
column plan Talk" in the last
issue of the Post will speak in
Los Angeles on Dec. 20 at the
Philharmonic Auditorium.
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
APPROVAL ARAB-JEWISH
STATE EXPECTED SOON

Success N. " (JPS-Subsantial agreement mple-
mentation and notable for the Jewish Agency gaining
notifications
hghlghted the u NJ which
Dol
Evening star., 1947-03-12

also deputy director for displaced
persons for UNRRA, told Of the
Importance Of the United States
leading the way for all other na-
tions in providing q haven for the
1000, 900 remaining displaced per-
sons In Europe.
$4,000 Annually.
He pointed out that the total
quota OF immigrants permitted
entry to America was $4,000 an
nually and that the smallest of the
individual quotas included in this
figure were from nations having
the largest number Of the displaced
persons.
"The, difficulties involve red tape
and a shortage of shipping" he said
in explaining that the proposed leg
islation, suggested by the Citizens
Committee on Displaced Persons
might provide some hope.
The speaker said that, if the quota
numbers which were not used dur
ing the war were made available