,~.. ,, -~ . .... !""~~:-· i ;i·: ;;'St., :~·, • 0 1::;•:: .. • . . . . ' ·y•' ' ·.G.·. ·.· :'1-·d·· ·. · ·· ;~... ·. .. 1···e··' ·s······ ~:-. . -·o··-·-· . . . " ' . ., .for . .. ·_. '. ' ·. .,, ISf:ael. ::,r:7.··":-··, ·-'<·;.' .. : :;::/·: .... >;:. ::._·-. :'.-:~ n ,· .r -;..;...;~--:---:--:-.---·-:------:--:--:--:---:----,------:--:-----:::--:--:-.,t",,.·,--:------~---;iiiiiiiii.----=--;;;---===--=====~ · ~· · · Paa ly Ot:,an Issues Warning ·Adenauer :e ·.raid It's WINNIPEG. MAN .• FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1955 'Delitate' ' . . · TEL AVIV (JTA)-Chancel '· VS.· ·ANTI-SEMITISM Ben 611rion ·Reported Ciinlident. ~- . lor Konrad Aden~uer bas in 'l • . . NEW YORK (JTA}-For the first time in many yeai,i dicated in a private· conver ,an ofiicial.orgari of "!,e Communist· P:u-ty of_ the So~et saiion with Dr. Nahum Gold• ,, ,Union bas appeared wxth a sharply-worded article warnmg marin, that West Germany is 'against anti-Semitism1 according to a report in last Slinday's ready to establish diplomatic 'New .. York Times. · . · , relations with Israel. ·., ' . : · The report, evidently written by a Time• "expert'' In its •New ,Yark office, comments that "explicit attacks 011 anti~tism have been. absent. from internal propaganda themes" in :Moscow for quite . However, according to Dr. , ' tim' . • ' Goldmann, th• Germani realln ew ovt. n ; .a.. e. · . · . , ·· . · • It then quotes an article which in last month's issue the "dellc•cy" of 'th• quHtlon , of uparty Life,"_ organ!A~onal mag:~~d . e of the Comm1111lst ,Pa,tY and wlll not takca the Initiative, of the USSR, as declarmg. · . . . · "While fighting all forms of bourgeois natil"nallsm, the Com The Jewish leader said here 64 OF 120 BACKING munist Party turns the attention of workers to the special harm of Tuesday. he had gained such an JERUSALEM (JTA}-.Circles close to David Ben Gurion UJA To. 'AfotlernJ'1l'Jeynotes antl-8emitism. V. L Lenin, in ·hi • speech 'On the Persecution of Impression from a .conference he Jews in Pogroms' . . ·• exposed the criminal policy of capitalists, had had last Saturday with Aden tre reported confident be will succeed ·1,n f~rming a coalition designed to lnfJam" hatred toward Jews in· order to divert workers government next. week c~mposed of Mapai, Mapam, Acbdut attention from their resl enemy-from capital. . . . auer in Switzerland, •Where •both• men had been vacatlonlng. Re Avodab and the Progrei;:ives. , · .· ✓ , · . · . u 'Shame. to.. accuned Curlam. tormenting Ind. penecut• · (Accordl119 to the election rflults, this would. gin the. gonm- · , 1119- Jews,' Lenin said. !Shame. to th- who sow hatred to made the statement ·tn 'reply to a 'Tighten' Se,Oat1HflllllnstitUte····.' • ', ' ' ' ·, .fl ·• ' ' .ment the backing of 64 of the 120 KnflHt ~rt). · •Jew1, who sow hah"ed to other nations.' , • ~ Th• Communist question at a press conference The same ckcles say that the Religious partle, would also be , ' . I \-(\.;· party hat always carried on a nlentlHa 11trunl• a11aln1t about the possibilitles .of German weleome, If they would af!j'~ .to 111pport Golda :Myerson, M•pai antl-Semltl1m a1 a phenomenon dNply hostile to the SOYlet . structure." ' ' ' Israel diplomatic relations . Jetder, for Jilafor of Tel Aviv...... · · Goldmann a."'l'i\'l!d in Israel Tues (Sff earlln 1tor, below) day to attend· a session, of the . . ' ,' ~ _. . -·~-·- ' ------. .,__ . \Vorld ·Zionist Actions Committee . M'eaiiwhile a- slight puNfc tussle emerged between the rightist He also revealed that bill ~ HerutillDd PreshJent Itzhal' }jeJl Zvl, with that .party rejecting the a Pre1llknt'1 invitation to conNlt about the government situation· be to be int~uced In the Bonn par came he did not call the111 in to 1ee him right after he spoke with liament next month dealing with the Mapai repr~ntatlvea. he BEN ZVI, , ... 3 lndiyldual compensation •W h I c h .would also benefit Nazi victims who are former ·residents of what is, n9w 'East Germany, . . He ~Id this proposal had been considered at tbe meeting with Adenauer, and also how best to make use of German· reparations pact. clauses. · • · . Goldmann ' also said that' the Austrians, upon arrival of the re cent repl\fatlons agree.ment, ·will establlsh a $22,000,000Jund under a truat arrangement, for distribu• tion, as restltutiori arid, compen satl9n, to 15,QOO ~o)7,000'fiimllies. ·• He •said the Austrian · plan , is better.. thari_ the .~rman,: because · lump sum paymenbi .wlll. be made liy Austria; while Ge11T1•DY paya in instalments · "· ·,·· · ··, · · · · . . . ' . •'. ' ., .
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