DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15

Friday, May 15, 1953

Blame Israel and Jordan

For Armistice Violations

JWV President Submits Plan
To U. S. for Near East Defense

A
WASHINGTON, (J T A )
plan for the immediate formu-
lation of a Middle East defense
command which would welcome
all states willing to join was 41,
presented to the State Depart-
ment by Jesse Moss, national
commander of the Jewish War
Veterans.
Moss explained the JWV plan
to Henry A. Byroade, Assistant
Secretary of State for Near
Eastern Affairs, who invited him
to return to the State Depart-
ment after Secretary of State
John Foster Dulles returns from
his forthcoming visit to the
Middle East.

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Activitieo in Society

Miss Sydney Lefton
To Wed N. W. Stern

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Dr. Abraham Biran, Governor of Jerusalem, who will be in
Detroit next week for the Israel bond drive, will be guest of honor
at afternoon teas May 26 and 27, in the homes of MrS. Jacob E.
Segal, 19175 Woodingham, and Mrs. Jacob S. Sauls, 18660 Appoline,
respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice - Fainman (Elizabeth Apple), former
Detroiters, are now residing in Daytona Beach, Fla.
A graduation show of painting and sculpture by Mrs. Regina
Kassel Yanich will be held at Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloom-
field Hills, today, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Yanich, who has
also studied at Art Institute of Chicago, University of Michigan
and Wayne University, is supervisor of arts and crafts of the
Temple Israel Religious School and a director of arts and crafts
at Herzl Camp, Webster, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Spivack, of 18037 Ohio, are in Chicago,
to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Jeane Goldman and daughter, Ilean, formerly of 3206
W. Outer Dr., are now residing at 275 Merton.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bensman and daughter, Sheila, are
now residing in their new home at '14826 Tracey.
Mrs. Nathaniel Pernick will honor Miss Anne Zelonka. the
fiance of her son, Lawrence, at a tea from 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday,
in her home, at 18400 San Juan.

Irene Lubarsky to Wed
Detroit Serviceinan

judaism Council's
Anti-Israel Attack
Assailed by Miller

UNITED NATIONS, (JTA)-
The Chief of Staff of the truce
supervision organization in Pal-
estine, Lt. Gen. William E. Riley,
informed the United Nations
Security Council that the ma-
chinery of the Israel-Jordan
Mixed Armistice Commission
had become "inadequate" be-
cause of the 'way the delegates
acted as lawyers prosecuting or
defending a case.
He said that public opinion
on both sides had become in-
flamed by semi-official reports
on incidents published before
investigation and. thus the
chairman of the commission
found himself in the position of
acting as a judge attempting to
decide "between conflicting con-
clusions."

THE RECORD STORE

MISS SYDNEY LEFTON

Mr. and Mrs. Jack 0. Lefton,
of Lincolnshire Dr., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sydney Helene, to Norman
W. Stern, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis B. Stern, of Atkinson Ave.
The bride-elect attends the
University of M i c h i g a n. Her
fiance is a graduate of the Illi-
nois Institute of Technology and
Detroit College of Law.

SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA) —
The four-day annual conference
of the American Council for Ju-
daism concluded with charges,
voiced by Rabbi Elmer Berger,
executive director of the organ-
ization, that the Zionists "con- Jews Win Braille First
trive to equate objectivity about Prizes for Poetry, Prose
the Middle East with a n t i-
NEW YORK, .(JTA)—The win-
Semitism."
Rabbi Irving Miller, president ners of the English language
of the Zionist Organization of division of the Jewish Braille
Review's International Literary
America, scored the American Competition for the. Blind are
Council for Judaism for raising Wilbur Sheron, 66-year-old re-
the charge of "dual allegiance" tired farmer of Marion, Ind., in
against American Jews who are poetry and Bertrand Chombeau,
42, blind choir-director of San.
active in Zionist work.
Addressing a large meeting of Diego, in prose, it was an-
MISS IRENE LUI3ARSKY
Jewish community leaders here, nounced here by Dr. Jacob Fried,
Dr.
Miller said that since efforts editor of the magazine. As many
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lubarsky,
to
strengthen
cultural ties be- sightless non-Jews as Jews, and
of Clements Ave., announce the
as many blind citizens of other
engagement of their daughter, tween Israel and American Jews countries as Americans entered
Irene, to AG3 Irving Belsky, son —which have been pressed by the competition.
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belsky, of the Zionists—are supported by
The judges were the poets
a majority of American Jewry,
Buena Vista Ave.
Jean Starr Untermeyer, John
The bridegroom-elect is cur- the Council for Judaism "has Hall Wheelock and Dorothy
rently stationed at Pensacola, impugned the loyalty and pa-
director of the League
Fla., where he is serving with the triotism of this country's Jew- Hobson,
to Support Poetry. The judges
ish
citizens.
The
Council
mem-
United States Navy.
bers' obsession with hyphenated for the prose section were Don-
loyalties, growing out of their ald Lemon Clark, professor of
JI,C Juniors to Hold
own private fears and insecuri- English at Columbia University,
Dr. John Middendorf, teacher of
Annual Fashion Show ties, has thus been most helpful writing
at Columbia, and Miss
to the anti-Semites, but cer-
Sheena
Pearce
of the University
tainly
not
to
the
American
Jew-
Two young vocal soloists and
of
London.
ish
community."
a concert pianist will be fea-
tured artists at the second an-
nual fashion show presented by
the Junior Women's Division,
Jewish Labor Committee at 8:30
Israelis Seek Relatives
LiSts Individuals
p.m., May 27, at the Young Is- NCJW
The names of the following
The
Detroit
Section,
National
rael Center. Originally slated for Council of Jewish Women, is individuals are survivors of the
Tuesday, the event was post- seeking information about the Nazi holocaust, who: are now in
poned because of Shevuot.
persons for whom it Israel. Should you recognize a
Phyllis Pullberg, 15-year-old following
has
urgent
messages from rela- name, contact Search Bureau,'
soprano, and Larry Corona, tives overseas.
For information Jewish Agency Youth Aliyah De-
tenor, will sing. Betty Pollen
partment, 16 E. 66th St., New
call
TR.
1-3700.
will accompany them on the
Bernath, Sidonia (nee Arnstein), born York 21, N. Y.
Fehervar, Hungary; sought by Israel
Black, Isidor (formerly Blech), born
piano.
Uste Zielene, Galicia; sought: by brother,
(nee Bernath).
Gowns from the Jacqueline Piroska
Grodzensky, David, born Bialystok, Po- Chaim Blech.
Shop will be shown by models land; sought by Mrs. Celia Yavor-
Blum, Solomon, born Suceava Canya-
lung, Romania; -sought by cousin, Naftali
from the Patricia Stevens Fin- Florenko.
Weiser, Morris, born Faliticeni, Ro- (Natan) Blum.
ishing Scliool. Prizes will be mania; sought by Goldstein, Iziu.
Braunstein, Lili, born Poland; sought
Finkelstein, Maurice, born Bucharest, by nephew, Herman (Zvi) Bleicher.
awarded. Proceeds are used for Romania;
sought by Haim, Rashela (nee
Drogiczer, Moshe, born Sislovitz Ja-
lowski, Romania; sought by cousin, Sarah
the overseas orphan relief work Finkelstein).
Hofstatter,
Riven,
born
Bochnia,
Po-
(Charla)
Blumstein.
of JLC. For reservations, call land; sought by Hofstatter, Rubin.
Feldman, Benno Benzin, born Romania;
Segal, Shifra (Mrs. Jacob), born Pal- sought by cousin, Heny Zelinger-Bleicher.
Mrs. Eileen Israel, TO. 8-7665.

Relatives Abroad Seek Information on Kin

THE 2nd ANNUAL .
FASHION SHOW

of the

Junior Women's Division of
the Jewish Labor Committee
Will Be Held on
WED., MAY 27, 8:30 p.m.
at Young Israel Center

Instead of the Previously
Announced Date Tues., May 19th

kan, Romania; sought by Jancu, Chana
(nee Josefson).
Zilberman, Esther, born Vaslui, Roma-
nia; sought by Kopel, Zlata.
Kuciding, , Mrs. Florianne, sought by
Yesion, Stanislawa of Parchania, Poland.
Salomon, Mor, born Domoszlon, Roma-
nia; sought by Alexander, Krets.
Tannenbaum, Braune, born Serock,
Poland; sought by Lewinzon, Riva (nee
Perrell).
Geld, Sara and Irene, born Sezlus,
Czechoslovakia; sought by Lowinger, Eliz-
abeth (nee Schwartz).
Polacco, Aldo, deported from Rome by
Nazis in 1944; sought by Polacco, Aure-
lio.
Chaimowicz, David (deceased) seeking
children of; sought by Lea Rosenblum.

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Schwartz, Deszoe Dezider, born Hun-
gary; sought by cousin, Fanny Bleier
(nee Weiss).
Steinhauser, Wilhelm, born Drohobysz,
Poland;! sought by nephew, Herman (Zvi)
Bleicher.
Stern, Frances (nee Feige Rosenberg),
born Lerden-Marmorosh, Romania; sought
by auunt, Ermina Blum (nee Fruchter).
Weisman, Herman (Hershel), born Rus-
sia, sought by cousin, Yehuda Blank.
Wittner, Herman, born Marmornitz-
Dorohoim, Romania; sought by uncle,
Abraham-Abish Blumenfeld.

Citrus Exports Grow

TEL AVIV—(ISI) —Israel ex-
perienced its most successful
year in the export of citrus pro-
ducts overseas. 5,300,000 cases
were shipped abroad during the
1952/53 export season which has
just ended. Eighteen countries,
most of them in Europe, pur-
chased citrus products from Is-
rael. Among those countries were
Denmark, Finland, Norway, Hol-
land, Belgium, France and Great
Britain. As has been the case
every year Great Britain was Is-
rael's best customer. Shipments
last year totaled 3,700,000 cases,
the increase this year represent-
i'n.g a 50% rise in exports.

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