1961-02-25 — Page 14

Terror

city hounds

Jews

from DUDLEY FREEMAN

CASABLANCA.

MIDDLE-AGED Rabbi

A climbed a ladder with

a bucket of paint outside Casablanca's 18 one of Jewish

and synagogues obliterated the Star of David on the wall. "I must do it," he told me sadly. "Otherwise I am likely to get

a brick through the window. In Casablanca to- day the Star of David is an inflammable symbol."

For Morocco's hatred of its 160,000 Jewish community has now erupted into violence.

Jewish children: are being arrested without enuse. Street attacks by Arabs on Jews Decur nightly. Jowish schools Bre being "Moslemised." And no- whero in Morocco can Jews either hold a passport or emis grate.

Ten Jewish children taking a walker Morocco with their Swiss school teachor werd

arrested md held overnight

cause they were wearing skull caps. When the teacher pro-

tested he was beaten up.

Anti-Semition in Morocco's Arable Press reached a peak when this letter from a reader

was published in the newspaper

Al Mash Hadah:-

"If I had the chance, I would i would so much further than

not leave a single Jew on earth,

Wiley and Elchmann.”

LAUGHED

Below the letter the news- paper printed the comment:

To our great regret this is not possible, otherwise it would be amusing to see what the Jews would look like."

When the Alm Metu Kampf. based on Hitler's regime, was shown at a Casablanca cinema, Arab patrons laughed and clep- ped at scenes of Nazi atrocities agalust Jews.

A Jewish, bank official told me: "This country has 9,000,000 Arabs. ord they react like: children to propaganda."

Throughout Morocco, Jewish schools are being taken over by the Government. Of 24 schools run by the Israelite Alliance Universelle, 10 have now been removed from Jewish hands.

Because they cannot hold passports or migrute, "Jews are using clandestine methods to escape the mounting discrimina-

tion.

Forty fleeing Jews were drowned last month when their Inunch foundered in a Mediter- Eale. Instead of synf- ranean pathy, the disaster brought only a rebuke from Morocco's Mini-. ster of Information, who branded the victims as "traitors and deserters."

'AGITATORS'

Mr

The Minister,

Ahmed Aloul, told me the anti-Jewish tension was caused by "Zionist agitators,"

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BATTLE OF THE FLEET-STREET Babies--just look

VERY now and then the world, or at least a

portion of the world, seems to go mad. When that happens the newspapers duly record the event and make pungent comment, while they them. selves remain remote and quite sane.

But there are occasions when the newspapers themselves become Big News. It was so, not very long ago, when the two million circulation "Sun- day Empire News' collapsed and was absorbed by the mass circulation ""News of the World." The London "Evening Star" and the "News Chronicle"-both Liberal newspapers also went down in the crush.

Thus we had the shameful situation of the vast

area of Greater London with a popula- tion of some 18 millions, un- able to sustain either a liberal a liberal evening morning or newspaper.

Quite rightly Parliament de- bated the tragle affair but it could not compet newspaper preprictors to publish at a loss. And now, some months later, there is a second bruption in the British newspaper world. All of which brings us to the Incredible Canadian-Mr Toy Thomson.

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Yet it is obvious that an in- dépendent morning or eventing nowspaper must have great difficulty to survive. It is one of the basic rules that the print- ing Presses of a newspaper publisher must be kept working

said that the whole question of the newspaper. The habit of the by day and by night seven times granting television rights might years was broken and the cost a week. well have to be reviewed. was heavy.

the

the

what they've done

to today's fathers

:

By GEOFFREY GORER

Thus the Beaverbrook troup The next move came from the But why should any of us is ideal. For seven nights a Printing and Kindred Federa- take exception to magazines and week the presses print the

representing ten unions newspapers

forming a large Daily Express and the Sunday ton, and 320,000 workers, it uttered group? Let me answer by stat. Express. And also for TN the last 10 years or so there has been a trans- a warning that if mergers and ing that it for example the pour Evening Standard is printed in people which, as far as we can tell, has no parallel

week Lord Beaverbrook's

formation in the family life of many younger take-overs in the newspaper prietor of a newspaper and magazine industry affected dismisses an employee he is the day time.

in recorded human history. employment or conditions inevitably barred from securing work in any of the journals or

owned by

Educated men are Iandling It is at least possible that the newspapers

tender and tending their babies, and "paternal Instinct," group.

There we musi leave there taking great pleasure in do- fatherhood,

in released Consider the power of Merolabled word of British news-ing so. Formeny them; human males by the ring of Thomson as an example. Rightly paper production. Naturally as indeed, it would appear that the a newborn baby's cry or the or wrongly he dismisses an im a self-employed journalist portant employee which means want a wide scope of editors the greatest that marriage can few days of its life; if the father Joys of tender fatherhood are handling of the baby in the dest that the employee will not be and publications. Roy Thom-affer. taken on by any other of Thom son and I are good friends but

And child are kept apart son's publications, and the sam situation applies to all groups whether they be national or local.

LONDON LETTER

By

Sir Beverley Baxter

once more to that tycoon Mr Roy Thomson.

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for As I say, this is quite novel. more than a few days the potent- any one publisher.

do not want to depend on Throughout the whole of his- tality in the father is not

†tory, at all times and in all developed. Probably nothing will come places the wisdom of the nations This paternal instinet" could from the present upheavat in has decreed that superior men have been essential for the sur- for socialism to be represented of any of its members it would

the Street of Ink, but it is all the educated, the nobles, thevival of very primitive man; but not only in the Commons but in throw its whole weight into a

to the good that the Prime knights or warriors should fight to protect them.

as soon as societies became bigger the House of Lords as well.

Now as it happens the one Already there has been the Minister has uttered: મૈં warning have nothing at all to do with and more settled it became n All of which brings us back thing that newspapers fear most threat of the National Society that the reduction of newspaper children in the first years of disadvantage because dis-

Incredible. Is a strike by printers. I remem- of Operative Printers

tracted the young men and and magazine companies by their lives. ber only too well when I wan Assistants that if there are any vest mergers lessens the free-

Tunding children before they their Important business editor of the Daily Express more closures of newspapers dom of speech, the freedom of could walk and talk should be hunting, fighting and providing I am aware that this is not when હૈ general strike was arising from fluancial jugglery print, and the freedom of em exclusively women's work, and so it was allowed to Ho the first time that Mr Thomson launched. It lasted several days and over-blds there may be a ployment

nearly the whole world tiris'still dormant over hundreds of has been mentioned in my Lon- and in that period of time thou- serious clash with the Printers'

The warning lamps have remains the rule:

thousands of years from the don Lelter but, like Vesuvius, sands of readers were lost to Unions.

been it.

time of Die carliest cave- Only in this generation of HERE are very few customs educated men-the first in re- which are found in every cent history who have had, no of servants to help in the care of human society at all stages development; and it has been their children has it appeared. generally considered that these Tho pleasures of tender fa- niversals, as they are called, therhood would appear to he have a biological or evolutionary making # very TTCAR cause, that they are inherent in formation in the move valnad the nature of man or woman, aspects of marriage. to or are essential for the future porous Western society. of the human race,

an

Best seller with

a guaranteed sale of

a million

WHOLE lot of experts in the publishing business

SPECIAL INSTINCT dwellers THE

Up £1

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generation nearly alk. scientists have agreed with the

ago

would

again.

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STARTING EARLY

Mr Thomson, to put it mildly, is unique.

Having acquired a number of small lacat" weekly newspapers in Canada he de- gidot to invade Britain; and, as

happened, commercial tele vision was just being launched he is apt to erupt at any given.

moment. Literálly he has no set on the United Kingdom.

policy for his newspapers, ex- Now everyone, except Mr cept to make them pay and ex- Thorson, knew that the pioneer tend their circulation. always

his money. In Joscs spite of that Me Thomson boldly With a courage that deserves acquired the television rights af respect he announced that he Scotland and the advertising re- was prepared for his provincial venue therefore-all of which newspapers 10 support the made him a big fortune. And, Socialists, or the Liberals or still on the climb, he acquired the Conservatives according to the ownership of that splendid which had the majority. Thus national moming newspaper In Smithtown he would

say, "The Scotsman."

"vote Socialist" whereas !n Jonerberg, he, would say, "veto Conservative."

As Shakespeare once

said:

mon opinion of mankind that I comparison with earlier times. even with thele: Having got that far Hoy This is indeed hot lee!" Yet

women have special mat parents generation, men som Thomson exploded a bomb by there was logia behind it, and

ernal Instine which makes to he. paying much less at purchasing

Kemsley's I do not doubt that this section!

are admitting gladly them the natural and inevitable tention. Lord

A today that they were very, very wrong about a best seller.

to the thrills of newspaper kingdom headed by had something to do with the

handiers and tenders of infants remantle love, and much more the lordly Sunday Times which, attitude of the big London news-

They are the top mon of the Oxford and Cambridge University Presses and tables, and that men have attention to the companionato Incidentally, is no relation lo paper groups when suddenly it

who got together for the publishing of the new translation of the Bible. The nothing to correspond with this. aspects of marriage and the the Daily Times which used to was rumoured that Odhama

Men will learn to love and grV- shared pleasures et parenthood. be known an "The Thunderer." press was for sale.

first half of their work, a new New Testament, will be published on March 14.

test their children, but, it would' Today's educated young men Thus Mr Thomson

Once more the Prime Minister

have been said, this is learning seem to want to marry and not cлly

From long experience of in the morning until 10 at two monika. It is probably not and not instinct, and needs the become fathers extremely early, owned the Scottish Commercial came in for a series of ques-

They hope to reach the available in New York for nine sanctions of low to teep men up in Sunday tons. One of the questions was publishing they decided on an night. Television;

comparison with earlier Times, the Scotsman and a whether or not the Government original printing order of 250,000 800,000 mark soon.

months, and then it is usually to the mark

generations. The gay Umes which 6. Gd, and caples 12 soit at number of provincial news should refuse 10. allow

Normally a 440-page book a different, edition,

A "real man" was thought older bachelors used to enjoy in of publishing 50,000 at a guihen no shall (which this is) would have to This time the same edition to be revolted by the-sounds and their twenties are now export- He said the Government's re- papers. All of which is an ex- amalgamation

order recut firms which would reduce com- fusal to allow Jewish emigrplanatory prelude to

sell at about it to be pront will make its appearance on the smells of tiny babies, and to be mented with and anished with able, ollowing for the usual same day in Hongkong and too clumsy to handle them with in the early teens, before the tion did not represent a deuial events that culminated in Par- petition severaly.

Ilament when

the was asked if he would intervene. Socialists and the

But this needs explanation, group were equally Now as it happens there sudden rumours that Odhem,

big publishera one of the.

were for books and magazines, sale. It was understood the bidders were the powerful the newspaper and magazine

THE latest generation Daily Mirror tablold' group industries. "If television con-.

fhio A million copies! That will wag which owns the Sunday Fic- tracts, involved

printing December shipments were made In newspaper be the number published simul- order which cut the price to to New Zealand and Malbya.

more emotionally stable,' but shown thESO. ideas to be *Jcwa should Tenet

torial newspaper, and also pube deals, are 45

Threatened with ataneously throughout the world

title

rather uncnterprking, · thon more

that of a In that way it will secure false. üzen can caully beconic as per change of onorship" he aald, on March 14. Moroccans, not as Jews. Theylates magazines.

quality paperback.

If the hours with the maximum impact and avoid skilled an their wives in givin society. have no right to abandon their There was, however, one when their control might have.

any disappointment.

all the care that is necessary to cldren are the most important country,

difficulty. Paradoxically as it to be reviewed.'

It was a brise' and very un- Two shifts anh trom Odhams, although

young babies, with the exception in a man's life then he will be Só secret seademie campaign which gave

a secure job Further than that ho said: "If

of breast-feeding and there more interested "Jews who wish to travel to capitalist firm, has a long time through the present doris a near 800,000 copies from Os now book such solet it got they survey the climax are well authenticated stories of with short hours than in a more foreign countries on, business published the "Daily Herald monogely is established in the ford have been printed on a production going smoothly on Aof this extraordinary opera prunitys mon producing cak arduous or risky one with Pea- can do so. But Jews cannot which is dedicated to socialism magazine industry, then the rotary press, like a newspaper, such a seale

tor, tho pubisher leave merely to emigrate to In fact the ownerhip is divided menopolies

may when they have been suddenly for potential rewards.

He will not avant work willch may The presses gobbled up nearly But academic caution pré- well feel, lite repeating that left widowersand not only enn Israel and, thereby parpotuate between the Trade Unton and have to investigate."

3,000 miles of paper a elrip valled in ensurligint there verre from St Paul's Epistle to hoy acquire all these difle, they takes him away from home or the injustice of that State." Odhams.

Obviously Hugh Gallskelt, the | 30in. nylde, Tong enough to reach are no mistakes in. ile printing the Thessalonians "Comfort seem to and the equivalent el Ters than ideal for requinos him to lề in a pinco You might well. raise your lenter of the Oppuaition, was not frem Condon to New York,

St successive proof readings your hearts, and stablish you in Innate pleasure in exercising young children Fors ocuntry Said A Jewish trader in eyebrows at the spectacle of a sails@ed with this-but then his The late weighed a ton and were carried ouy to ensure every good word and work. “ tham Casablanca "For the Jews cupitalist organisation financing hasle sit is to oppose. But three-quarter.

Mikeabsoluty accuracy,

jar, such as ours, which doperide for om extelly sure how the This strange devétopmant'- still lurt in Morocco there is a nawaphper which is dedicated it was clear that the leader of It took 14 acres of cloth to Perhaps the montbrilliant now New Testament

the hypothesis that, muvial dy enterprise and w!!! put oil. to hỏw only pný hopb-to get out to the destruction of the the mnall Liberal Party was also kind 11e G60,000" cuplés,

touch of alk” 511 certathly that phrase. fart. We are virtually in a capitalist

A tuman males may have the initiative, this is not the bout ut Bystem, But

Drobeta per against tie Prime Minister, After brinting the first 300,000 the most difficult thing to For not only is the naw: erjuivalenti of maternal it so that the pleasurer of mousetrap.' They don't want £sonally. I think that it is not Howoyer to those of us who copion the printing plates were hd boch. ainuttafsous transition the biggest" publih«, instinet" but bad which je only tender fatherhood have been us Here. And yet tiles dare not only logical bart stund. Just know: Macmillan closely it was worn out and had to be publication all over the world ing vanider of the century the silofted unit certain circuns deconsted, le te fel tim go because they don't on in Parliament, we Conserva- obvious that he egos real dan."'"'pliced."

Usually about poukhed in full text in the test-tept secret starten und Destan dormant very dificult to indung pening Want us to strengthen. the tiver oppose the Socialist Farly, görs in the mergere under dis- The prindern began working London is not on wale in Grefe ever ichnwir in the sip world. Ungun, that whole of recorded more to care bas ‚ 'chemy, State'. of Israel."

but we would fight to the death cussion. Speaking quietly - hờ” a... wirdaliri day, from six bourne: for acample, for af Iwat of books ar

of rights.

He added: "There is no dis- erimination here against Jews. They have the same rights and privileges as Arabs, culturally, socially, ,and

economically They are able to vote and can be elected to the highest posts In the country.

Mr Macallan vious

were

In

that

It was ob Tories, the

They were quite, quite wrong, Orders taken last summer tile Liberal pushed the estimate up and up. concerned. 500,000 of the popular edition, Now the printing order is for

150,000 of the guinea, cne,

And recently a cable from

prediction: centres there had

$4.9535

calm dunes, the Prime

New York told them that the

by JOHN CRUESEMANN

safely.

young man are of nato 'they' ure A father would start on his likely to be "going steady with paternal duties at the earliest the young women they will when the children could, amik; marry and talk.

FALSE IDEAS

as

on as it is at all practical to do so,”. And when they are married they wil

COCT become fathers de possibid.

18

of

This modern form of marriage

tha! Minister gave two warnings to orders for another 259,000 at 916% cut for the bookseller. It Huddersfield,· As early as liet educated married men have is likely to make for a much

n

commission

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