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Human Set Up New York (JTAi - The American Jewish Committee will establish an Institute ol Human J.elatlon« which will be housed In u flew eight-story building tu be erected at Third Avenue, and 5Gth Street, New York, at a cost of 11,500,000, Irving M. Lngel, president, announced recent ly. Mr. Engel told the dosing neailon of the committee's executive board thnt tlie purposa of the initllute would be to "translate, into realistic, concrete terms the facts and finding** of the newly emerging science of human relation.1?." fie »nld It would function In five areas of human relations titudy end operations Includini; research, social action and mass communications. It would also have a center for world affairs and a Jewish community service center. Ground-breaking for the building will take place In connection
Anti-Semitism in Poland Setback United Notions, N. Y. (.JTA I — Official Polish anti-Semitism Imi been Ket back and perhaps "iquelchcd as n lesult of the I'olIsh-Soviet crisis, ^according to an authoritative source here thoroughly familiar with Poland and known f«r Ills friendliness to Jews. Two of tlie old J'tdithiiin ineml)(!rs ousted In the reshuffle of the governing l>oily of the J'oli-li United Workers (CommuniM i Parly are well known for llmr antl-" Scmitism, the source pointed out. The," men m-e Marshal Kon;tantln K. Roko,oisky. Uefcn .c Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Polish Anny; anrl Zenon Nowak. Q Deputy Premier. A third high official, for who;e dismissal demands are being made now. Is LI. O n . Kazimler/ Wilas/owski, the army's political chief, uho was llioivn thr'juuli information revealed here, as one of the backers of the Zenrn Nowak's antl-Semltic iwliry. Nikila S, Khruschev, head of the .Soviet Communist Party, bad , placed anti-Semitism on tlie agenda during IIIH stormy nieetini: . With (be Polish Communist lead«rn, the source enipba:,i/!ed. "We have nil read that Khrnicliev told the Polish leaders that they wantCd lo '.sell the country to Americans and Zionist's' Khruschev hlm»elf is well-known for bis antiSemitism. Now he wanted to fan the flames of antl- Semltism In Poland. Instead, he. has been reliuffed on that issue ,i s well as Oil others," he declared.
Former Nazis New York (JTAi A prediction tli.il the regulation-, uniler wliich former SS officers are'to he ail. triited lo the new (iermaii Army will be c h a n g e d "witbin few weeks" W,H made here by a high German Social Democratic Party Officials, Fritz Heine, a member of the presidium of the Social Democratic Parly, told the JTA that he expected such a change as a result of Internal opposition to the West German Government's (tand. I The .Social Democratic leader, who sjmkc here at a luncheon In hi* honor tendered by the Jewish Lal'or Committee s.iid that his party was oppose* to permitting former active Nazis to obtain commissions in the new Army. Former Waffen S.S members would automatically be considered to come under that ban, he added, unless t h o r o u g h Investigation proved otherwise. Only after mich en investigation would persons In that category be enabled to obtain a commission. .
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Yiddish Series To Be Presented A Yiddish Cultural Series will with the launching of tba com- he held at tin; Jewish Community mittee's (30th anuher.saiy year in Center, it was announced by Joe 1!).J7, tlie celebration of which is Kadinow.ski, chairman of the cul under tlie chairmanship of Jacob tural committee nirai eoniuuiiee, Blaustein of Baltimore. '1'he first program of th" series Formation of a non-partisan, will be presented Sunday, Nov. 2.~> voluntary National Citizen* Coun- at 8 p. in. It is a pri/e winning cil to develop an educational and motion picture entitled "The Jewvocational guidance program for ish Afi.liwlv " the technical training of Arab refugee youth In tlie .Middle I.'ast was urged at the executive hoard session. Mr. Kngel warned that unless constructive, rehabilitation measures were undertaken, "the 20; a Farhand concert by a New 000,000 Arab refugees will conYork troupe on March 12; and a tinue to be u source of constant turmoil in the Middle Fast and a lecture whose date will IK anchronic threat to peace in that nounced later. The series i.s open to the public. troubled area." Judgo Simon Itlfkind, special Individual admission i* one dollar advisor on Jewish affairs In Ger- for tiie lecture, concert or play many to (Jen. Kiscnhower after :oul fifl er>nl« fm" e:wli mm'le the end of the war, warned the executive board that the contemplated admission of former Nazi S.S. men into tlie new German Army "provides dangerous jmpel'.H to neo-N'a/1 activities in Western Europe," He .said that GlOIip. Committee members are: Mrs. by accepting S.S. volunteer;!, We..t Germany will "taint the spirit of Miriam liondarin, A he Cohen, Mrs. the North Atlantic Treaty Or- Philip Crandell, Ma\- Crounse, ganization." Morris Goodman, Hen Martin, Mrs. The annual award of the Amer- Sam Novak, Karl Rosenberg. Mrs. ican Lilwrtiei Medallion was Sam Tarnoff and Louis Witkin. mnde to Senator Heilicrt II. Lehman at a session. Sen. Lehman declared that "our concern for civil rights should he n.i precious to us as our com-em for our families, our jobs, our daily bread." JIi" recommended a five point Tel Aviv (JTA) -Tlie American legislative proifiain for the pro- I'mbassy Monday urged American .t"ctlon and advancement of civil! cili/ens to leave the country withright.';. out delay ill view of the increased tension in the Middle East. The Embassy is arranging for the evacuation of all women and children of its' oifieials us toon as transportation is available. Premier David lien Gurion MonThe annual Al!-Aiuerican C.'oiv- day sent a reply to President Eisference to Combat Communism enhouer's pleas to him for rewill he held this year in Omaha straint. The reply, conveyed at tlie Pa.'.ton Hotel. November through U.S. Ambassador Edward !) nnd 10. H. Lawson, outlined the reason;; AbeS. Miller, nepartuienl Commander of the Jewish War Vet- for Israel's partial mobilization. Mr. Ben Gurion reportedly aserus has been designated as persona! representative of national surrd President Elsenhower that Commander William Carman of Israel's own interests require the Jewish War Veterans. Tile peace. The. Premier also conferred JWV is one of the .">;i national or- Monday and heard rejKtrts by varganizations which comprise the ious Ministers on the status of food and medical stockpiles. All-America Conference. Town and village governments Sam Reynolds, former \l. S. Senator from Nebraska, Is (he gave civil defense preparations local chairman. Omaha attorney top priority over all other aclivlJames F, Green, In charge of ar- ties Monday. In the three large rangements for .speakers, an- cities, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and nounced that Congressman Walter Haifa, special committees were H. Judd of Minnesota, the Hon. organized to handle situations arisIIol"ni;toti K. Tong. ambassador ing from the partial mobilization to the U. S, from the liopublie of which has already upset many China, and Herbert Philbrick, FHI normal activities. counter-spy, ivilf .speak nt- the The government has been anbanquet Saturday evening. nouncing that there is enough The public Is invited to attend food jn reserve stocks to last six this confcienrc. The registration months. There have been no attec Is SD.OO. tempts at hoarding, Constant streams of volunteers flowed* in and out of emergency hloodbanks Monday in cities throughout the coiUnry. li\ Jerusalem recent Immigrants still In Oriental costumes mingled in "Colonialism and American For- blood donor queues with Yeshiva eign Policy" will be the next topic students and women of all ages. at the Institute on World Affairs to be helil nt 8:15 p. m., Wednes- 1'I.ANi: MISSINO day, Nov. 7 In the auditorium of London (JTA) - - A military the University of Omaha. Dr. S. Gerard Priestley, who was for plane carrying ten high ranking five years a vice-chairman of tlie Egyptian military officers is reSpeakers' Research Committee of ported missing over the Medithe United Nation';, will he guest terranean Monday. The plane was last contacted about 50 miles from speaker. An avid student of Drltish Km- the Israel-I^banese border, a cable from lleirut reported. plrc problems and American ForThe plane was one of "two aireign Policy, Dr. Priestley has recently returned from a trip craft which left Damascus M<inlay morning for Cairo. The other, around the globe. "There Is need for new perspec- carrying Gen. Abdel Hakim Anler, tives in American Foreign Policy" Egyptian Commander-ln-Chlcf, arl« the theme foe tills year's Insti- rived safely In Cairo. The nilssin;; tute. 'Hie Federation for Jewish plane carried ills stuff. I-ebanese Sen ice i.s one of the co-spon.sor- and British planes nre searching Injf groups. for the nilsslng plane.
Americans Urged To Leave Israel
Anfi-Communism Conference Here
Colonialism Topic At Institute Wed.
Tlie Honorable Oerslion Agron, Mayor of tho City of J e r » ealem, will speak at a community-wido dinner on behalf of tin Israel Bond Campaign at 7 p. m., Sunday, Nov. 4 in the Blaclv Stone Hotel.
'I"' dinner, iii honor of Mayo* Agron, will highlight the Bond program that aims at securing invest* inent capital for the expansion ot Israel's industrial and agricultural economy. Mayor Agron was educated la the United States and went t4 Palestine in the early twenties to devote himself t,> the Zionist cause. Since election to the mayoralty In 10.35, he has played a vital role in ' the upbuilding of industry and pull. lie housing in Israel's capital. H« is aUo an author and foreign corresiKJiidenf and his writings hav*, wielded enormous influence in th» history of Palestine during thV . past .'10 years. Jerusalem's 3003th anniversary will hi; commemorated In conjunctiono with Mayor Agron's visit for1; it was Just 30 centuries ago by th» Jewish calendar that King David moved the sacred Ark of the Coy* cnant containing the Holy ScrJp>. Major tures into Jerusalem. . . " .' ',' Reservations for the affair a r t Hearing the capacity mark, Joe M;' Rice, Chairman of the Omaha 13" : rael Horn! Committee, stated,.'-RevV Washington (.JTAi - - National crvations for the dinner can b« still made by calling the Bond of" president Philip M. Klutznick oT fice AT 1177 or AT 1093; Air. Rlc«; Ji'nai U'rilli told it Protestant for- •said. ' . ' -, ' C ; -.- • um audience in President Ki:;enMayor Agron will arrive at th» liowt-r',4 church thai Israel nmt Omaha Airport nt two o'cloclfon» tin.' Arab Mates coitid work out a Sunday afternoon. Mr. Rico asfcs; "^'•iiniii'-1 peace" if major world that we have a good turnout at powers would stop imposing "their the special ceremonies at the airown ground rules for peace in the port to greet the Mayor on his arMiddle Kast." rival in Omaha. Mr. Klul/nid; said it was the? responsibility of the mrtjor powers "to forego intervention Find Reparation Ships hackstairs diplomacy and to set Zurich (JTA I - T h e Israel Minisup the conference faliln." Ik* was ter of Trade, Pinchas Saphlr, has Introduced by the Rev, Kdward signed an agreement with GerL. U. Klson, pastor of the Na- many to build 2.) more ships under, tional Presbyterian Church, who the .reparations pact between the ... •..; is widely known a.1, the President's two nations. The agreement, signed here, .. pastor. Rev. ' K'soti i> also noted for hi4 leadership in tlie anti- calls Tor final delivery by 1962. I t Zionist j.;r«tip "Americans Friends calls for the building of a total/of 1,000,000 deadweight tons 'at'*..f»f the Middle East." : The IJ'nai H'rith leafier said the cost of $75,000,000.. ."••••• s . .'• Arab refugee, problem "cries out for prompt and just solution," but (hat it "will not he solved by cynical, politically-motivated demands for total repatriation—no more so than any of the countless refugee problems of history have been Kulvcd that way." Mr. Klutznicek said ho wns TIMES OKTS AWABD New York (WNS)—The solemn "confounded by those critics who denounced Israel's richt to exist obligations of "a free press in a by interpreting JUT Independence free society" were underscored as a kind of treacherous achieve- last week at a luncheon tendered ; uenf of power politics at the ex- byjhe American Jewish Congress pense of other Middle Kastorn in honor of The New York TimeSt . •(tups." Ho poinfed out that it which received the 1933 Stephen was. only recently th.it Jordan, Wise Award at a ceremony In ' ;.;.,,: Syria, Lebanon, and K'.iypt had Congress House. The Award, in the form of a ' achieved their independence. Referring to the refugee prob- bronze plaque, bore the following lem In tlu.- Mitfdle liast, Mr. Kliitz- inscriptions: "To The New York nlck said "we tend lo forget that Times-for Its outstanding service.. >f the 7f>0,000 refugees who found as a leading organ of public opln- '. a homeland in Israel during the ion in championing the constitufjrst three yeais of her statehood, tional rights and freedoms of all''• half of these were refugees from Americans." A check for $1,000, Arab lands, uprooted by the same which usually accompanies, tha Arnb war on'Israel that uprooted plaque, was returned with thanlts, to the AJCongrcss by Art.'Kir . o many Palestinian Arab.^." Hays Sui/berger, publisher of Tha -
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Sunday Radio, TV "In I he P.egiimin;;" a moving story of the. last days of the Warsaw Ghetto will he televised nt 12:30 p.m., over KMTV. The Frontiers of Faith series is presented under the auspices of the Jewish Teheoiogical Seminary. The Eternal Light program will IK- broadcast over KFAI1 from 10: la to 11:1.") p. m.
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CANADIAN HOTS Washington (JTA'i — A spokesman for the Canadian Embassy said Monday none of the 24 Snbro jet fighter planes sold to Israel has yet been delivered "nnd none will until the present situation U clarified." It was pointed out that a cancellation proviso was contained in the contract for sale of the plnncj In which Canada had n rinht to withhold shipment if Israel «lgagvd In .hostilities. ;•