Shaarey Zedek Affiliates. Sell
Bonds for Menuhin Concert

Members of the Sisterhood of Cong. Shaarey Zedek examine
seating arrangements for the Yehudi Menuhin concert for State
of Israel Bonds, which they are jointly planning with the con-
, gregation and Men's Club. Seated, left to right, are: Mesdames
ABE KATZMAN, CHARLES RUBINER, ALBERT SINGER and LEE
BRODE. Standing are Mesdames HENRY BERRI$, CARL SCHIL-
LER, MEYER SHUGERMAN, Sisterhood president, and ABRAHAM
SATOVSKY.

With the approach of the Ye-
hudi Menuhin concert' at the
Detroit Institute of Arts at 8:30
p. rn., Feb. 5, Cong. Shaarey Ze-
dek divided sponsorship and
sales activities this week among
the Sisterhood, Men's Club and
congregation.
Judge Charles Rubiner, presi-
dent of the congregation, has
advocated a member-to-member
contact to insure success of the
musical event.
Mrs. Meyer Shugerman, Sis-
terhood president, and Carl
'Schiller, president of the Men's
Club, have promised their
groups' active support.

YEHUDI MENUHIN, shown re
hearsing a group of musicians,
will -Make a third concert trip
to Israel in the spring.
* * *
Admission to the concert is by

attend the concert secure tick-
ets as soon as possible to avoid
disappointments later.
Mrs. Michael W. Freeman,
1810 Wellesley, has offered to
compare her famous collection
of instruments with those of the
renowned musician when Menu-
hin arrives here.
She will appear at 2:30 p. m.,
Thursday over the Paul and
Sally show on WWJ-TV to show
Detroit televiewers her collection
of rare old-world instruments.
She will also speak about the
Menuhin concert.
Menuhin is one of the music
world's greatest goodwill ambas-
sadors, and has appeared fre-
quently in programs arranged
by the United States govern-
ment for servicemen. During
one such tour, he played 64 con-
certs in one month for men sta-
tioned in the Aleutian Islands.
Menuhin's appearance here is
part of a tour of American com-
munities where he is appearing
on behalf of State of Israel
bonds. The famed musician has
already visited Israel twice, and
plans a third trip, to the new
state in the spring of this year.
For information about the
concert or the purchase of Is-
rael bonds, call the Shaarey Ze-
dek office, TY. 4-6200, of Israel
bond office, WO. 2-5091.

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THE JEWISH NEWS-5

Friday, January 23, 1953

Honest, We're Real!',
Not Devils at All

UJA to Launch 1953 Drive
At Miami Beach on Feb. 15

Did you miss your organiza-
tion's notice in The Jewish
News this week? Some people
did, and promptly called us
to tell us their views of us.
They thought we were fiends,
who had nothing better to do
than sit around all day,
gleefully throwing news
stories in the waste baskets.
Actually, this couldn't be
farther from the truth: Every
story that is submitted, pro-
viding that it is timely and
ON TIME, is printed in our
columns. If you didn't see
your notice, chances are that
it was sent in late, and our
deadline unfortunately is not
flexible.
Here is the deadline for all
editorial material: 9 a.m.,
Monday, for pictures, if space
permits; and 2 p.m. Monday,
for ALL news copy. News
reaching us after that time
will be withheld until the fol-
lowing week, if still timely,
otherwise it Fill be discarded._

The formal opening of the
United Jewish Apeal's 1953 na-
tionwide campaign, which will
usher in the UJA's 15th annual
drive in behalf of Israel and
homeless Jews in other parts of
the world, will take place Sun-
day, Feb. 15, at a national in-
augural conference at Saxony
Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla., it was
announced by Dr. Joseph J.
Schwartz, UJA. executive vice-
chairman.
Dr. Schwartz said that this
year's nationwide campaign must
bring the largest possible sums
to meet urgent immigration,
settlement, welfare and rehabili-
tation needs totalling $144,524,-
250, and that the more than 600
outstanding Jewish leaders at-
tending the conference will be
faced with the responsibility for
setting a standard of giving in
keeping with this year's critical
needs.
The inaugural conference,
which will be addressed by out-
Neturei Karta Leader Denies standing figures in American,
Association with Arabs at UN Israeli and Jewish communal af-
fairs, will draw its participants
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Leibel from virtually all the 48 states,
Weissfish, leader of the ultra- with heavy representation from
Orthodox Neturei Karta sect of
Jerusalem, now in the United
States, denied that he had ever
maintained - contact with the
Arab delegations at the United
Nations.
"I never met Dr. Fadil Jamali
or any member of the Iraqi dele-
gation at the United Nations.
I have no knowledge at all of
material which was allegedly
submitted in the name of the
Neturei Karta to the Iraqi dele-
gation," he said.

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many of the country's largest
cities. A large Detroit delegation
is expected at the conference.
Last year, at the conference
which inaugurated the 1952 cam-
paign, more than 500 of the
country's foremost communal
leaders and contributors pledged
a total of $11,341,000 to set an

all-time record for the launch-
ing of a UJA nationwide cam-

paign, exceeding by $1,191,000
the previous record which was
established at the beginning of
the campaign for 1951. Detroiters
at the conference pledged a total

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Jews of Rhodesid Join
World Jewish Congress

The Rhodesian Jewish Board

of Deputies, central representa-
tive body of the Jewish com-
munities of North and South
Rhodesia in south central Africa,
has become an affiliate of the
World Jewish Congress, accord-
ing to an announcement by Dr.
Nahum Goldmann, ac%ing presi-
dent of the world-wide Jewish
organization, and Dr. Isaac
Schwarzbart, director of its
organization department.
Dr. Schwarzbart pointed out
that it brings to 12 the number
of Jewish communities in Brit-
ish commonwealth and Empire
countries which have enrolled
k the WJC. More than 60 Jew-
ish communities in all parts of
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