Beth Elaine Srere to Wed
Malcolm S. Lowenstein
Mr. and Mrs. .Abrahem Srere
of Boston Blvd. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Beth Elaine, to Malcolm S. Lo-
MISS BETH ELAINE SRERE
wenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lowenstein of Hamilton, 0.
The bride-elect and her fiance
are both graduates of the Uni-
versity of Michigan where she
was affiliated with Alpha Epsilon
Phi Sorority and he was presi-
dent of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity.
The wedding is being planned
for October.
To Wed In January
First Israel Cargo Leaves Britain;
Soviet Minister Confers With Shertok
that the death of Stephen Haas
—the Philadelphia Jew who
was reportedly fatally stoned
by an Egyptian mob in Cairo—
took place "in an Egyptian po-
lice station in the presence of
his wife, who was forcibly pre-
vented from aiding her hus-
band as he bled on the floor
where he had been flung by
police.")
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in reply to Arab sniping, so
as to enable the UN truce offi-
cials to determine responsibility
for the constant shooting in the
city, 'nevertheless, we reserve
the right to defend ourselves. If
attacked, we shall reply. We
demand that the Arabs with-
draw from the positions they
occupied in 'no - man's land'
during the cease-fire period."
Unable to reach the Wailing
Wall in the Old City for the tra-
ditional Tisha b'Ab services, a
group of Jewish dignitaries, ac-
e o m p anied by correspondents,
proceeded to an advance Israeli
Army position in an Arab village
on the Latrun front, not far from
the recently - destroyed water
pumping station, to mark the
ancient day of mourning. Israeli
troops in the village fired a volley
of three shots into the air to corn.-
memorate the destruction of the
Second Temple in Jerusalem.
For the fourth consecutive day,
Iraqis attacked the Jewish-held
Arab village of Kfar Saba, north-
east of Tel Aviv. Two children
were wounded by the enemy
mortar fire, which is directed
from positions captured by the
Arabs during the present truce.
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Chap-
man Walker, Conservative mem-
ber of the British Parliament, ar-
rived here reportedly to explore
possibilities for establishing peace
in Palestine. He arrived in the
Arab-held sector of Jerusalem
where he was said to have con-
f erred with prominent Arab
leaders, including members-of the
Palestine Arab High Committee.
PARIS, (JTA) — The French
Ambassador in Cairo made rep-
resentations to the Egyptian Gov-
ernment over the detention of 13
French Jews who were arrested
following the entry of Egyptian
troops into` Palestine on May 13.
(The New York Times, in a
dispatch from Geneva, quoted
a Swiss newspaper as stating
Israel Cargo Leaves Britain
LONDON, (JTA)—The steam-
ship Bantria will leave Liverpool
early next week with a cargo for
importers to be landed at Haifa
and Tel Aviv. This will be the
first shipload since the Mediter-
ranean and Peninsula Shipping
Conference, licensing such opera-
tions, rescinded its earlier ban
on shipping from Britain to
Israel.
Moscow Mission in Israel
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Soviet
Minister to Israel Pawel I. Yer-
shov arrived in Haifa with .a 17-
member party. Yershov met with
Foreign Minister Moshe Shertok.
A car belonging to the Bri-
tish consulate-general in Jeru-
salem, which entered the Jew-
ish area of Jerusalem, was
smashed by a group of young
armed Jews, presumably be-
longing to a dissident organi-
zation. This is the first time
that a car flying the Union
Jack came into the Jewish area.
Israeli military police ,arrived
on the scene quickly and be-
gan an immediate investiga-
tion. British vice-consul Fred-
erick Bestall, who was inside
a bank at the time, was unhurt,
and military police escorted
him back to the consulate.
Work began in Tel Aviv on
preparations for the forthcoming
elections to the Israeli Consti-
A January wedding is being
planned by Betty Lewis, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sally Lewis of Elm-
hurst Ave. and the late Al Lewis,
and David Horowitz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Horowitz of Nor-
mandy Ave.
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Arrangements are being corn-.
pleted for the Sept. 19 rally for
organizational represent a t i v es
which will launch the fund-rais-
ing drive of the Detroit Auxiliary
of the Los Angeles Sanitarium.
The meeting will be held at
the Workmen's Circle, 11529 Lin-
wood. Each organization is asked
to send two delegates, according
to Nathan R. Epstein, president
of the Auxiliary.
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AFTER 7 P. M.
tuent Assembly, to be held in the
late autumn, 'if fighting does not
resume.
(Konrad Bercovici, vice-chair-
man of the American League for
A Free Palestine, who returned
from Jerusalem, told a press con-
ference in New York that the
present Provisional Government
of Israel "is preparing steps to
perpetuate itself even, if neces-
sary, by suspending the sched-
uled elections next month.")
Israeli engineers are now con-
structing a new road from Tel
Aviv to Jerusalem which will
run parallel to the so-called
"Burma Road" constructed sec-
retly prior to the first truce.
Woodhull Community
To Hold Benefit Concert
Summer residenti at Woodhull
Lake will hold a concert Sunday
evening, Aug. 22, at Levitsky's
Tennis Court, with proceeds to
go to aid Israel.
Arthur Shutkin, executive dir-
ector of the Detroit JNF, will
speak. A movie on the Jewish
state will be shown.
The Woodhull Lake Associa-
tion is sponsoring the affair. The
committee in charge includes
Sam Weisman, chairman; J. Le-
vitsky, J. Gussin, R. Rubin, L
Sosnick, J. Cohen, J. Einbinder,
A. Siegel and Mr. Fritz.
,
.
Edward Pevos
Samuel A. Telsey, HIAS Pres-
ident, has dedicated the cur-
rently-circulating BIAS docu-
mentary film, "Placing the Dis-
placed," to "World Jewry who
have made possible HIAS work."
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NEW YORK—Delegates to the
first National Jewish Youth Con-
ference in the United States, to
be held at Camp Wel-Met, Nar-
rowsburg, N. Y., Sept. 3 to 10,
will hear a first-hand report from
the International Youth Confer-
ence, taking place in London,
England, during August, it has
been announced by Arnulf M.
Pins, Paterson, N. J., chairman
of the JWB-sponsored National
Jewish Youth Planning Commis-
sion, sponsors of the American
Jewish youth conference.
Detroiters expected to be pres-
ent at the national conference
include Natalie Gaines, Leonora
Gaines, Ruth Miriam -Levine,
Harry Mirvis and Earl Sobole,
who will represent the Detroit
Jewish Young Adult Council,
Yehudah Rosenman, executive
director of the Council, and
Helen Alpert, executive secre-
tary of the Junior Service Group,
who will attend as a fraternal
delegate.
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