Senator Potter's New Year Message
Hopes for Continuation of Rights
And Blessings Under Bill of Rights

U. S. Senator Charles E. Pot
of Michigan, in a New Year
message to the Jewish commu-
nity, addressed to The Jewish
News, expresses the hope that
the blessings of our Bill of
Rights will continue undimin-
ished. His message reads:
Please accept my sincere
good wishes to you and
through the medium of The
Jewish News to all the Jewish
communities of this state for
a happy New Year holiday. I
hope that during the coming
year we will all enjoy an
abundance of the blessings
which stem from the . very first
article of the Bill of Rights of
our Constitution:
"Congress shall make no law
respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the
free exercise thereof; or
abridging the freedom of
speech or the freedom of the
press; or the right of the peo-
ple peacefully to assemble, and
to petition the Government for
a redress of grievances."
Such basic rights are good,
reassuring us that government
is not an end in itself but a

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Sen. Ferguson Greets
Community on New Year

Bartley C. Crum, New York or, liaison officer for Honor Roll
attorney and humanitarian, will stated that- volunteer workers
be the guest speaker at the De- are needed for the Hadassah of-
troit Chapter of Hadassah open fice. Mrs. Hiram Popkin is in
meeting, at Temple Israel on charge of enrolling workers. '
way of conducting the affairs Sept. 22.
Business and Professional
of all the people without in-
The event, which marks the Chapter will hold an open meet-
fringing on the individual opening of the local Honor Roll
rights of any single person or drive by Hadassah members, is
group.
the beginning of a concerted
With the termination of the drive for funds which maintain
fighting in K o r e a, it is my the organization's institutions in
hope a n d expectation that Israel.
your New Year will usher in
A briefing meeting. for officers
an era of increased happiness and key chairmen will be held
to all.
Tuesday, at Hadassah headquar-
ters. The following day, Wednes-
day, group meetings will be held
Jordan Shuns Type
at 12:30 p.m. Dessert luncheons
Of Goods Israelis Get
will be served, and Honor Roll
kits will be distributed.
DUSSELDORF, (JTA)—Jordan
All groups, with the exception
firms dealing with German of Wyoming, which will meet on
Tuesday, are listed below with
plants have begun asking that the
meeting places:
goods exported to Jordan be ac-
Bagley, home of Mrs. Louis Silverfarb,
3700 W. Outer Dr.; Central E., home of
companied by certificates stat- Mrs. Daniel Cullen, 2500 W. Boston Blvd.;
ing that they were not of the Central W., home of Mrs. Irving Miller,
Lawrence; Russell Woods E., home
type being supplied to Israel as 2650
of Mrs. Joseph Honeyman, 2997 Cort-
land; Russell Woods W., home of Mrs.
part of German reparations.
Bernard Gourwitz, 4085 Sturtevant.
The certificates are required
Others are: Sherwood, home of Mrs.
Sam D. Jacobs, 19245 Parkside; Schaefer-
to be countersigned by a repre- Greenfield,
home of Mrs. Harry Cowan,
sentative of an Arab League 19921 Sussex; University E., Mrs. Ben-
jamin
Juliar,
Muirland; University
member state and, in some N., home of 17305
Mrs. Harry Lindenbaum,
cases, by a German Chamber of 19370 Prairie; University S., home of
Commerce. German business- Mrs. Allen Robinson, 17420 San Juan.
men are not certain why the • Mrs. Harry Nayer, 19179 Man-
certificates are wanted.

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ing at 8:15 p.m., Sept. 22, at

Zionist House. Mrs. Maurice
Floch will deliver the invocation,
and Charles H. Rubiner, guest .
speaker, will outline his recent
trip to Israel. A musical program
is also planned.

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Israel Gets Six Ships
As German Reparations

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Senator Homer Ferguson, in a
statement addressed to The
Jewish News, greets the com-
munity on the New Year, as
follows:
"I want to join with all of my
good friends and neighbors on
this, Rosh Hashanah, your High
Holy Day, and extend to you
my sincere and heartfelt wishes
for a year of peace, prosperity
and happiness for all of your
people here, in Israel, and

Bartley C. Crum to Open Hadass. Ah's lloilioi

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Israel
government has approved , the
purchase of six vessels as rep-
arations payment by WeSt Ger-
many, Dr. F. Shinnar, head of
the Israel purchasing mission in
Germany, revealed prior to his
return to Cologne.
He said the government had
also approved the acquisition of
equipment for the Palestine
Electric Corporation, in which it
is a partner, and the purchase of
railway equipment. He disclosed
that of a total of 150,000,000
marks set aside for the purchase
of oil for Israel by Germany,
some 90,000,000 marks had al-
ready been spent.
Israel will be able to mint its
own coins and print its own
postage stamps as a result of
reparations orders for minting
and printing machinery, it was
also revealed here. Orders for
the machinery were approved by
the director of the Israel" govern-
ment Printing Office who went
to Germany to choose material
needed by his department.

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Histadrut Turns Down Reds

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Hista-
drut executive has turned down
an invitation from the Com-
munist - controlled World Fed-
eration of Trade Unions to at-
tend an international trade
union conference at Vienna.

on the Occasion

of the New Year

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 11, 1953

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A Symbol of Quality

May We Extend

Our Best Wishes

to Our Many Friends

and Customers

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in Detroit, the familiar "Sanders script" has beCome a symbol

of quality in good-things-to-eat.

There's a friendly feeling about this Sanders signature; and an
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at This

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Joyous Holiday

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