Evening star. [volume], May 17, 1948, Page A-18, Image 18

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19.000 at Zionist Rally
Hear Taft Urge U. N.
Arm to Defend Israel
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 17.—A cheer
ing, flag-waving Zionist rally last
night heard ^Senator Taft, Republi
can, of Ohio, propose that the
United Nations use armed force “to
prevent aggressions against Israel.”
Speaking to a crowd that packed
Madison Square Garden, the aspir
ant for the Republican presidential
nomination also udged:
That the United States lift im
mediately its embargo on the ship
ment of arms to the Middle East.
That the U. N. Securitl Council
“recognize the new state of Israel
and give it membership in the
United Nations.”
Economic Pressure Possible.
“We must urge the use of a
United Nations armed' force,” Sen
ator Taft said, “to prevent aggres
sion against Israel when that oc
curs.”
He added that such action may
come “too late to prevent blood
shed!”
“If all else fails,” he said, “we
have some economic pressures of
our own we may have to use.”
His address brought frequent and
long bursts of applause from the 19,
000 who jammed the Garden, which
was bedecked with American colors
and flags of the new Jewish state.
The huge arena was filled to ca
pacity long before the "Salute to
Israel” rally began. An estimated
75.000 were turned away at the
door.
Opened With Hebrew rrayer.
Police halted traffic on Forty
ninth street to provide space for
the thousands who stood in the
rain outside to hear the program
over loudspeakers.
The rally, sponsored by tne
American Zionist Emergency Coun
cil was opened with a prayer in
Hebrew by Dr. Emanuel Neumann,
president of the Zionist Organiza
tion of America.
“This dav,” he said, marks the
“culmination of 2.000 years of exile
and anguish.” Many in the crowd
wept during the prayer.
Senator Taft commended Presi
dent Truman for his “prompt recog
nition of the new republic.”
He said that if the United Na
tions is prevented from aiding the
new Jewish state by “an obstruc
tionist veto." then other steps must
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who walks on his forefinger,”
appearing with the Ringling
Bros, and Barnum & Bailey
Circus tomorrow, Wednes
day and Thursday at the circus
grounds, Twenty-sixth street
and Benning road NJE._
Episcopalians Plan Rites
Honoring Church Merger
Special services of union marking
the merger of St. Agnes’ Episcopal
Church with the Ascension Epis
copal Church will be held next Sun
day at the latter church, Twelfth
street and Massachusetts avenue
N.W.
The services will be conducted at
7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. by the Rev.
Albert J. Du Bois, former rector of
St. Agnes’ who has been named
rector of the joint congregation.
The Ascension Church has had
no appointed rector for some time,
Army chaplains having conducted
Sunday services. The former St.
Agnes’ Church, at 46 Q street N.W.,
has beefi renamed the Corinthian
Baptist Church under its new own
ership.
GAR Ladies to Meet
Grant Circle No. 1 of the Ladies
of the GAR will hold their regular
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow at their
headquarters, room 418 of the
Washington Loan & Trust Build
ing, Ninth and F streets N.W.
Child Accidents
Cause One Death,
Many Injuries
A number of unusual accidents
to children were reported in last
week’s Red Cross home accident
survey.
One was the drowning of a 10
month-old baby boy who fell in a
bucket containing soaking clothing.
Another was the case of an 18
month-old boy who fell out of bed
and suffered a concussion. A 9
year-old boy fell from a garage
roof and sprained his back, and
another small child escaped with
bruises when he fell from a second
story window.
A radiator fell on the foot of
a 6-year-old girl tearing off a toe
nail and requiring several stitches.
One child ate a mouthful of
sleeping tablets; another swallowed
a marble, and two drank cleaning
fluid. A 3-year-old girl burned her
throat when she drank a solution
of lye and another child drank
ead arsenic spray.
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Children Will Miss
Unloading of Circus,
Due Near Midnight
Washington children will be
cheated of their customary circus
preview this year. The trains will
arrive after bedtime tonight.
The 1,150 performers and at
tendants traveling in two trains of
the Ringling Brothers and Bamum
and Bailey Circus will have to un
load under floodlights, it was said
by railroad officials.
The long trains, en route from
Boston, are scheduled to pull into
the sidings at the Benning road
N.E. circus grounds shortly before
midnight.
With tonight’s arrival, the circus
will be at its full strength of 1,450
persons for the first time this
season. Nearly 300 workers and
supervisors arrived in Washington
last week to hoist the “big top” and
other tents. The engagement here
will be the first this year under
canvas.
First train scheduled to pull onto
the siding bears the menagerie and
dining tent equipment. It will be
followed by the Pullman section
carrying the performers and staff.
A circus spokesman said the final
work on the new "cuscus bowl” was
completed yesterday. TJnder an ar
rangement in use for the first time
’ this year, the seat supports are car
ried in trucks, parked under the
Big Top. These are unfolded into
sections, and seats already attached
are then snapped upright. Cush
ioned seats have also been intro
duced this year The circus will
give two performances daily start
ing tomorrow. Shows are sched
uled for 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. The
circus will go to Baltimore after
its final show Thursday.
Australians are protesting against
the high expense in maintaining
government airplanes.
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