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ALpine , Offices: 528 W. Granada Rd., Phoenix, Arizona Phone 4-7494 Solons The World Over M. B. GOLDMAN, JR., and BERTHA GOLDMAN, Publishers By Deborah Jaffa Metz D. The canal would not, as Syria which the U N had approved JOSEPH Editor Hold Stage S. STOCKER, (Th* News’ Own Columnist) claims, give a military advantage of such projects as being in to Israel. It would an accord with the armistice BEHIND be obstacle full THE FACTS the sen- to military maneuverability on the agreements. In any Israel Official Organ of the Jewish Community of Phoenix At U.S. Talks case, sational headlines on the canal pro- part of Israel forces seeking to has consulted with UN authorities Published Semi-Monthly—June, July and August Monthly ject in northern Israel are avail- By Milton Friedman enter the demilitarized zone or at every stag* of this work . Subscription $3.00 Per Year 55.75 Two Years (Copyright, 1953, Jewish to all, even Syrian forces seeking to enter Is- The entire matter now before Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) to the is Second-Class Matter Office, Phoenix, editorial rael. In other words, it would help UN, and an understanding on Entered As At Post Arizona of the the Association WASHINGTON—Ten members of writers prevent further fighting in that it will be reached. In the Member of Jewish Telegraphic Agency and Arizona Newspaper daily newspap- surely Israel’s (Parliament) re- area. meantime, we can best the ers, who have a serve VOL. VH, No. 5 November 13, 1953 cently occupied the actual seats of E. Contrary to Syria’s claims, cause of peace by letting the facts American congressmen in the U.S. serious responsi- this project would involve no Arab- behind the headlines be known. House of Representatives. They sat bility to their owned land in the demilitarized see as members of the Israel delega- readers. Among zone. The government of Israel THERE’S GOOD news tonight tion to the Inter-Parliamentary the facts which gave full access to U.N. personnel from the Southland. For A Change have not Time Union which met in the chamber yet to the Land Registry, to prove that The B’nai B’rith Anti-Defama- Every once in a while, when we haven’t anything more of the House while Congress was found their way this charge is false. tion League filed a brief in a pleasant to wonder about, we amuse ourselves by wonder- not in session. ifiiaasSi into the local F. Three years hence, when the segregation case in Clarendon, S. Deborah Metz press are these: ing what’s eating Time magazine. The Israel government sent as canal is completed and water from C., recently, and two weeks ago HableA. Syria has the Jordan is diverted to operate ADL’s Southern to con- many of its as possible units met We refer now to Time’s unremitting bias and unfairness law-makers never had a frontier on the banks projected hydroelectric to Washington so that they could a plant, the sider the action. Heretofore their toward Israel. Last week the magazine exhibited its cus- of the Jordan River or on the amount of water used will not policies have followed the tradi- tell members of the paliaments of banks of the Sea of Galilee. The tomary jaundice in reporting the restoration of U.S. aid other nations, including American affect the flow to Syrian lands tional viewpoint of the South which present demilitarized zone between south of the There be is giving up segregation very to the Jewish state. congressmen, about Israel and its Syria, canal. will re- Israel and through which enough water for every irrigation luctantly; and there were those The story told how the state department hurriedly re- problems. Meanwhile, they could iVz miles of the canal must be learn from their foreign colleagues. purpose. Israel would be willing to who wished to ask the national after Riegelman, the Republican—and dug, has never belonged to Syria. commit instated aid Harold Another purpose was the herself legally on this office not to press the case. But to desire of It is part of the land allotted to point. meeting Jewish—candidate for mayor of New York, “bolted off the Israelis to gain greater insight at this a large majority Israel by the United Nations in G. In September, when the canal voted to endorse the . . an on action and Washington . with eye New York’s powerful into American Jewish life. 1947 and invaded by Syrian sold- was begun, Colonel Tillotson, chair- thus courageously record vote.” delegation went on Jewish Israel’s included mem- iers in 1948. man of the Israel-Syria Mixed for the first time against segrega- The implication was clear: Jews always vote as a bloc, bers of all political factions repre- B. Syria has claimed that when Armistice Commission, was inform- tion. sented in the Knesset, except put operation will * the only possible justification for U.S. support of the the canal is in it ed of the plans and no ob- • • and Communist party. The delegation flood island in the Jordan made so-called. Time practically said an jection to them. That is because THOMAS Israel is the Jewish vote, had members of labor, In point the island MANN’S books always religious, River. of fact, precedent regarding such develop- make there as much when it went to describe what it called “an old right-wing, and left-wing groups. question which is only 400 news, but is a special in ment work had already been estab- angle the publication foreign policy: any attempt to work out de- All members had an opportunity to square meters in during the to of his new- flaw in U.S. area lished by previous rulings, in est novel, “The Deceived’’. Dr. for the critically strategic Middle East automati- express themselves on the positions driest - season, is completely sub- cisions adopted merged rainy Mann, one of the few outstanding cally issue of politics. The Truman Israel toward the issues in the season. Be- becomes a hot domestic which evolved in the course of the is ownerless, German Christians who left Ger- sides, it and has First many administration zigzagged between the pleas of Pentagon conference. The conference dis- never been inhabited or cultivated. Oil Well Starts voluntarily as a protest JERUSALEM, (JTA) Drilling against is of the case, flooded Nazism, a writer noted strategists for the conciliation Arab nations and cussed such topics as the role of In any it would not be has begun for first oil for deeply parliaments in affairs, the by operation of the canal. Israel's his philosophical works; domestic pressures for strong support of Israel. When foreign well. The well may right of people Syria has also complained has been named as such, he be not too well were Harry Truman always yielded to to self-determina- C. “Mazel 1.” The rig set up known in the chips down, tion, and the and effect that flour mills owned by Arabs No. is the children’s world. But necessity near Sdom on land under joint oil he will be a political pressure.” And so forth and so forth. of international would be put out of operation, when sure favorite among technical assist- lease to the Lapidoth Oil Company Israel youngsters after Well, the joke was on Time magazine last week, as well ance. actually two of the flour mills lie his new * * * and the Jordan Exploration goes after north of the opening of canal Com- book on sale. as Riegelman and the Republicans. For, on the day the pany, both Israeli firms. He the THE in, no way has assigned manuscript Time press with that issue, the voters of New York DESPITE FACT that Israel and would be affected o to Kiryat went to was of smallest by it, and the other mills have Yearim, Swiss children’s up Riegelman and one the countries village in the Jewish state, and City turned their noses at Harold represented, its delegation took the not been in use for many years. Israel Tobacco Grown according to all predictions, the elected Democrat Robert Wagner, Jr. virtual leadership of the Asian na- JERUSALEM, (JTA) Experi- magazine and the Re- village will realize quite a sum of It would appear, therefore, Time tions. When Great Britain support- mental plantings of American and money from the sale of the book. contrary notwithstanding, that Jews do ed anti-Zionist Pakistan for a seat Rhodesian toboccos by three publicans to the young NOT vote as a bloc. It also would appear that many Jew- on the Union’s governing council, U.S. Aid Move Jews from South Africa Israel threw its support to Thai- have yielded a considerable profit ish voters in New York—and there are admittedly a lot of land. The seat was won by Thai- for a small settlement, Kibbutz them—felt the same way a lot of us feel about the Eisen- land. is Applauded Tzorah, and have encourged others This up PAT’S hower administration and the Republicans in general: largely resulted from the NEW YORK, (JTA) Jewish to take tobacco growing in Is- they are fundamentally unsympathetic to Israel and active role played by Israel and the groups and leading personalities ex- rael, it was reported here. That Jewish state's close affiliation with RESTAURANT her heroic struggle to become a strong and self-reliant pressed satisfaction this week that such nations as Burma and Japan. the UJS. government had decided & Catering bastion in the Middle East. In meetings of Far Eastern nations, D.C. Bias Ban Set Service democratic to resume financial aid to Israel. (JTA) don’t a that a desire to save the, the counsel and co-operation of Council, WASHINGTON, All gov- 36 E. MONROE We doubt for minute The American Zionist ernment contracts let by Dis- day for the Republicans in New York City, and in other Israel were eagerly sought. representing all Zionist groups in the ? ? ? Only countries having democratic trict of Columbia in the future will elections as well, actuated the Eisenhower administration this country, sent a telegram to contain anti-discrimination representative parliaments may be President expressing clauses For, all, the administration Eisenhower to bring the District’s policy in 4 complete to restore aid to Israel. after admitted to the Union. Lebanon, the “appreciation of American line hostility to Israel by its cavalier sus- therefore, only with that of the federal govern- had demonstrated its was the Arab friends of Israel” for his decision Secretary for side the dispute League country represented here. to restore ment, of Labor James P. pension of aid without regard her of economic assistance to Mitchell announced . Catering Services win Arab favor. Dictators Naguib of Egypt and Shi- Israel. “We trust that our govern- and in a manifest effort to shekly of Syria feel that any suggestion former Parlia- ment will continue, in the Security Call us for your next party— But we reject out of hand that ments representing the people are Council, to uphold the cause of Fur Department of Parle Cleaners of “the We equipped President Truman supported Israel only because unnecessary; after all, Naguib and peaceful economic development in are Jewish vote.” Mr. Truman recognized what the Republi- Shishekly believe they know what’s the Middle East and to use its great Berman’s Furs to handle any affair best for the people. moral regardless of size. support of authority prestige - cans and Time never will: That U.S. * and to magazine * * STORAGE RESTYLING hasten peace and cooperation Israel is sound foreign policy, in line with our best inter- be- 1520 N. CENTRAL AVE. CALL AL 8-9458 EMILE BUSTANI, a Lebanese tween Israel and the Arab states,” That Israel is the sole hope of democracy TELEPHONE AL 3-7511 Abe Weinstein ests as a nation. delegate, exploited the opportunity said the telegram, which was signed Jack Grodzinsky and freedom in the Middle East. That a strong Israel will to attack Israel in a speech which by Louis Lipsky, AZC chairman. be a citadel of resistance against Communism while the criticized American support for Sen. Herbert H. Lehman, lauding Arab nations have proved that they are never to be trusted . Mr. Bustani, who once the government’s decision to restore practiced law in , said he had American aid to Israel, said: “I to stand beside us against totalitarian encroachments. And suffered from the Jews among—and because he hope the Security Council—and the that our championing of Israel inspires hope is an Arab. He characterized him- United States government within fHmuunrulfi & fHarkrrs wins the loyalty of—all the other free peoples of the world, self as a poor Arab refugee who the UN and through normal diplo- whose help we must have if we are to repel Communist was driven penniless from his home matic channels —will proceed to de- by the Zionists. vote themselves to bringing real imperialism. Actually Mr. Bustani is a mil- peace and security to this troubled lionaire and occupies one of the area. This can be done by patience, most luxurious Rhodes villas in Lebanon. persistence Memorials and constructive diplo- The only “help” he extends to Arab macy. It cannot be done by intem- Israel Can is to seek One-fourth Os refugees to enlist them perate outbursts designed to curry Hebrew Lettering Our Specialty as cannon fodder for a new war favor with one party or another.” Irrigated, Study against Israel. They’re Happy, Too Be Shows Lebanon invited the Union to The American Council for Judaism 2337 W. Van Buren hold PH. AL 3-4697 New York, (JTA) lsrael’s both pasturage and afforestation. its next international meeting sent a telegram to Secretary of first land survey, a three-year pro- This acreage could support enough in Beirut. At this point Israel’s State Dulles congratulating him on - | ject completed last month, reveals cattle to produce 10,000 tons of delegates took the floor. The Is- his success “despite tremendous that the country possesses approxi- meat per year.” raelis pointed out that they would pressures of special pleading mately 1,300,000 acres —about one- o be unable to attend because Leban- groups” in “putting the full weight fourth of Israel’s total land area — Slow Envisaged ese police would greet them on ar- of the United States behind respect of potentially irrigable land, it was Peace rival and escort them to the local for United Nations findings in the reported by the Jewish Agency here. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., jail. The conference voted to re- present Lsrael-Arab crisis.” This figure substantially exceeds (JTA) Selwyn Lloyd, British ject the Lebanese invitation. It Poultry Specials previous estimates. Minister of State for Foreign Af- was decided to hold the 1954 meet- PHILIP STEWING Some 2,375,000 acres were sur- fairs, said in a press conference ing in Vienna where all delegations on a program of the Cana- would be welcome. veyed by aerial photography and radio * ground crews. The area involved dian Broadcasting Corporation that * * FRIEDLANDER Chickens, lb 45c stretched from the northern border the Palestine problem could only be EPHRAIM AVRON, one of the & SON to some solved “step by step.” He added most capable officials of the Is- a point eight miles south rael Painting Contractors of Beersheba. The remaining 2,- that his government felt that the embassy, acted as secretary FOR THANKSGIVING 750,000 acres represent the arid por- Security Council could improve the and liaison officer for the group Phone AM 6-2809 of Negev which machinery for maintaining the while it was in Washington! He saw tion the is consid- to DUCKS TURKEYS ered to have very limited immedi- armistice agreements. it that things went smoothly. ate o Ambassador Abba Eban tendered agricultural potential. a and CAPONETS estimate that Israel’s reception in honor of the Israelis “Experts For 6 at his There known water resources could enable Memorial Million home. they had an the irrigation of 1,000,000 acres. (JTA) A simple ! opportunity to meet socially such BERLIN, prominent About 125,000 acres are currently black-granite monument to the American lawmakers as under irrigation. would make Jewish of was un- Sen. Estes Kefauver. This victims Nazism 1 delegation it possible for Israel to feed a pop- veiled on the Weissensee cemetery The was under the ulation of 4,000,000 producing suf- i here, in the presence of representa- chairmanship of Zeev Shefer, Dep- aTkatz 1 uty Speaker ficient quantities of all required tives of Jewish organizations, per- 1 of the Knesset. Other wheat and meat,” secutee organizations and the East | members were David Hacohen, Mrs. staples except i Beba Delicatessen and Grocery the Jewish Agency report says. “The Berlin city administration. The ex- ] Idelson, Mrs. Rachel Zabari, Chaim Ariav, Strictly Kosher Meats and Poultry country also possesses 475,000 acres i tensive cemetery, although located 1 George Flesch, Rabbi suitable for pasturage another in the Soviet sector, all of Mordecai Nurock, Ishnr Harari, Arie BEER AND WINE and i serves Altman 225,000 which could serve for Berlin.] ’ and Yitzchak Ben-Aharon. 512 Washington acres o E. Phone AL 8-1298 1880 was the year which saw the FREE DELIVERY ! beginning of mass migration of Am a/ Ammm The Elusive Bird Jews from eastern Europe. I *x+** \A^HEN storms strike .. . our electric crews are out maintaining a constant check on the power lines. 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