,~.. ,, -~ . .... !""~~:-· 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 · "· ·,·· · ··, · · · · . ' . •'. ' ., . : ·.1 ' ' , \ / .