INDIGNATION INCREASING
MR. REVIN'S ATTITITDE TO JEWS Eeenivcd Friday, 8.5 p.m. NEW YOSK, June 13. The tidc of indignation createcl hy ' the attitude of Mr. Bevin on the cfues- ! tion of Jewish rei'ugees, has reached! new helghts, says the New York Times. The Mayor of New York, Mr. O'Dwyer, expressed astonishnient at Mr. Bevin 's remarks and declared the city was i prdtul of its Jewish people who had 1 made great contributicms to the city's life and culture. | Dr. Joseph Tenenitottm, president of j the American Federation of Polislij Jews, charged Britain with .hackingi much of the undergronnd terror that { was taking the lives of Jews in Polandj at a terrific rate and asserted that the inipression he gained in Europe wasi that Britain was the problem cliild of the world and a barrier to peace. The Socialist Party's national action committee condemncd Mr. Bevin and said European Jews had hecome a football in the game of international pov/er policies.
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Chronicle (Levin), 15 June 1946, Page 5
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