Evening star. [volume], September 09, 1948, Page A-32, Image 32

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Start U. S. Tour for
United Jewish Appeal
Nine young people of Israel, vet
erans of the new Jewish state’s bat
tle against the Arab world, are off
today on a three-month Nation-wide
tour of the United States in behalf
of the $250,000,000 United Jewish
Appeal.
At the State of Israel mission,
2210 Massachusetts avenue N.W.,
they told their story yesterday. It
was a simple one.
“We all of us fight for freedom,”
said Corpl. Alisa Pneuli, a 32-year
old girl who served with a company
active in the battle of Jerusalem.
“But we don’t do it of our own free
will. This war was forced on us.
Most of us are students, and what
we want is to go back to our work.”
Capt. Yehuda Koppel, 30, Russian
born leader of a Hagannah com
mando squad, put it still more sim
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“We had to do it," he said.
The group, five women and four
men, look like American college
youths in uniforms and sunburns.
Happily but a little self-consciously,
they puffed American cigaretes as
they spoke.
Girl Trooper Since 14.
Lt. Shula Prieberg, a 24-year-old
Lithuanian-bom matron who has
been a Hagannah trooper since she
was 14 and served at one time as an
instructor in the use of small arms,
explained that, in the early stages
of the Arab-Jewish war, women
served alongside men in frontline
combat.
Now, however, she said, they have
retired to positions slightly behind
the lines, where they perform serv
ice duties. The war is currently in
a period of restless truce, with fre
quent violations reported.
A Haifa fashion designer in ci
vilian life and former columnist for
the Palestine Post, Lt. Prieberg is
the only one of the women in the
group who uses lipstick.
“I use it because I like it,” she
explained. “The others don’t.”
The other young women are
Sergt. Rica Menache, 23, who comes
from the Belgian Congo, another
veteran of the Jerusalem fighting;
Corpl. Naomi Tulman, 20, native
Palestinian medical worker who
was captured by the Arabs at Kfar
Etzion, and Sergt. Maj. Nira Ha
rari - Goldstein, 23, Haifa - bom
nursing officer, who spent three
months on Cyprus last winter when
the British caught her trying to
smuggle Jewish refugees into Pales
tine from Italy.
Youngest Is 19.
On the male side, Capt. Alexander
Albala, 25, came from Budapest,
Hungary, to lead a Hagannah com
pany. Lt. Zerubavel Chefetz, 23,
has been with Haganah since he
was 13, and has been skirmishing
with the Arabs off and on ever
since.
The youngest of the group, 19
year-old Lt. Itzchak Ben Menahem,
has been wounded twice while tak
ing part in the capture of some 16
Arab villages.
Israeli Prime Minister David Ben
Gurion gave the young fighters spe
cial permission to come to this
country in behalf of the fund-rais
ing drive. Money collected in the
appeal, according to a formal
statement, will be used “to support
the immigration and settlement in
Israel of homeless Jews from Eu
rope.”
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Dr. Silver Says Israel
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Scores U. S. Policies
By tht Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—Dr. Abba
Hillel Silver says Israel now is
self-supporting.
Hie chairman of the World
Zionist Organization made the
statement at a news conference
yesterday, shortly after his return
from the Holy Land.
He said a “clear separation” has
been effected between the Zionist
organization and - Israel's govern
ment. The Zionist group no longer
will contribute funds to the Jewish
state, he said, since Israel now is
paying its own way.
Dr. Silver said the people of
Israel feel “that our State Depart
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way of full recognition” of the new
state.
The State Department, he said,
"has blocked a United States loan
to the new state. It has interfered
with the free movement of refugees
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unwarranted interpretation of the
terms of the truce."
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