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25,000 Attend Folk Dance Festival
JERUSALEM, Tuesday.-More
than 25,000 people who came in 2,000 cars, innumerable horse- drawn carts and on foot, at- tended a folk-dance festival at Kibbutz Dahlia on June 21. The festival lasted throughout the
night,and was one of the grand- est shows of rejuvenated folk
traditionsever seen here.
The youth dancing and singing en masse and indefatiguably before thousands of enchanted visitors, was performed against a background of moonlit hills.
The Rabbinate to-day publicly protested against the violation of the Sabbath at the Dahlia dance fes- tival, and the Vaad Leumi addressed a formal communication to the Histadrut.
Arabs and Druzes also took part and the traditional fellaheen Debka sword-dance was most warmly ap- plauded.
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The festival was a paragon of or- derliness-Dahlia belongs to Hash- omer Hatzair-and went off without a hitch. \Vhile in previous years the ma.i or portion of the programme was devoted to dances of foreign inspira- tion, from the Cossacks to Scottish reels, this year it was completely Palestinian in theme.
Contribution By Anonymous Donor
JERUSALEM, Tuesday.-A visitor who insisted on remaining anonymous called on the General Secretary of the Jewish Agency last week and handed him a cheque for £4,500. He verbally earmarked the donation "for the activities of the Jewish Agency.''
GOLDMANN'S ADDRESS TO WORLD JEWISH CONGRESS
BUENOS AIRES, Monday. - Dr.
Nahum Goldmann declared at the opening of the Latin American Con- ference of the "World Jewish Con- gress" that concessions would be necessary in order to secure a solution of the Palestine problem, but the Yishuv was sufficiently strong to pre- vent its exclusion from the World's Agenda.
He denounced terrorism in the strongest terms and declared that the establishment of a Jewish State would not solve the problem of world Jewry, since the majority of Jews would con- tinue to live outside of Palestine for many years.
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Since April the Parys Hebrew Ladies' Society has been very active.
\X.'ith Mrs. Z. Meyerowitz as chair- man, Mrs. H. Rubin as treasurer and Mrs. M. Melamed as secretary the Society organised several functions.
At an evening held at the residence of Mrs. J. Wolf, £75 was raised. In May Mrs. L. Loon and T. Talpis gave a card evening at the residence of Mrs. Loon; £56 was raised. Shortly afterwards a Jumble Sale was held and £19 was raised.
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THE ZIONIST RECORD, FRID.AY, JULY ll, 1947
oving Demonstration At Horror Camps
Zionist Flag Among Banners Of Nations
WARSAW, Tuesday.-Fifty thousand people attended the openinJ" of the Museum of Horrors on the site of the former Oswiecim Exterminatlvn Camp. Representatives of sixteen countries were present.
Speeches were delivered by the Prime Minister, M. Cyrankiewicz, \Vhu said that the Museum would be a monument which will serve to keep the Camp before the eyes of the world so as to prevent a recurrence of the horrors.
Kaddish was recited at the Monument for th~ Yllillion and a half Jews who were exterminated in the Camp. Those presPnt included five hundred survivors of the camp. The Zionist banners were amongst the flags which were carried by the demonstration-march en /he two-mile long "Path of Death" towards Birkenau Camp, which contained the gas chambers and the crematorium where four million people were exterminated.
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