1E, OCT. 25TH

'Foremost International Statesiman to Speak Here
At United Nations Week 'Dinner for Israel'

When' Trygve Lie, first SeCretarGeneral of the United Nations from 1946 to 1953,
comes to Detroit on Sunday, October 25th, he will be welcomed by Mayor Albert E. Cobo in
the name of all citizens. The mayor will offer him the "Key to the City" and a beautifully-
designed Scroll of Merit. .A top-ranking diplomat -and indefatigable worker for world peace, ,
the former Secretary-General of the United Nations will speak in behalf of the State of
Israel Independence Bond Issue, at a special Dinner 'in the Statler Hotel, on Sunday, Oc-
tober 25th, at 6 p.m.
If anybody, Mr. Lie is entitled to speak with authority of the maintenance of world
peace and the welfare of nations, large and small. As the head of the world's most powerful

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Leading Detroiters Serve on
Special 'Committee of Sixty'

To symbolize the sixty member-nations of the UN,
a "Committee of Sixty" has been formed, consisting of
prominent Detroiters in the fields of industry, govern-
ment, education and religion. Headed by Mayor Albert
E. Cobo, the Committee honoring Trygve Lie's visit
here includes the following:

Rabbi Morris Adler

'Dr. Clarence B. Hilberry

W. E. Anderman

Lee Hills

Mrs. Fred L. Black

James- Hoffa

Congregation Shaarey Zedek

President, Wayne University .

Exec. Editor, Detroit Free Press

Publisher, Detroit Times

President, Women's Division
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Ins.

Pres., Kaiser Mfg. Corporation'

tPublisher, The Detroit News

THE HONORABLE TRYGVE LIE

Daniel Laven-to Head Up
Trygve Lie Dinner committee

K. T. Keller

Ernest R. Breech

Chairman of Board, Chrysler Corp.

•
John S. Knight

• Exec. V-P, Ford Motor , Company

Publisher, Detroit Free Press

Prentiss M. Brown

Chairman of Board, Oct. Edison Co.

DANIEL-

12A—THE JEWISH NEWS
FridaY, Oct. -IC. 1953 _

William Lampe .

Editor, Detroit Times

Hon. George E. Bushnell

Justice, Mich. Supreme Court

Miss Jan; H.. Lovejoy

Pres., 'Board of Education

Harvey Campbell - •

Exec. V-P, Board of Commerce

The Israel Bond Office has shivath 'POnevez in Israel, on
announced that the chairman- relocation of Jewish refugee
ship of the Trygvie Lie Dinner children who were kept tem-
COmmittee has been accepted,.by- porarily in the care of sym-
a '_well-known Detroiter, Daniel pathetic gentiles.
Announcing his acceptance of
Laveri, of 4216. West Outer
Drive. President of the Central the Dinner Committee leader-
Heating. Company, now' in its ship, Mr. Laven said in a special
twenty-fifth year of operations, message: "We are fortunate in-
Mr. Laven has long been active deed. to welcome to :our com-
irk the Jewish Welfare Federa- munity. the distinguished first
tion. He was chairman of their Secretary-General of the UN.
Real Estate and Builders Di- Mr. Lie has recently returned to
vision for the past three years, the United States from his na-
and has also sat ..on the Board tive Norway to interpret - his
of . Governors and the Board of hopes in a peaceful future, on
the basis of what he learned as
Directors.
Mr. Laven has distinguished a man whO tried to build har-
himself- through intensive work mony among the nations of the
in the Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, world.
"As the world's leading inter-
as chairman of the Executive
Committee and chairman of the national citizen, Trygve Lie
Board. During the Rost-war maintains a firm belief in the
years, he worked with Rabbi need for a United Nations in
Jacob Kahaneman, of the Ye- which all parts, of the world
are included. In accordance
with his belief that the UN must
stand firm against arzhect'• ag-
gression, he acted instantly in
support of prompt and effective
action when Korea was invaded
by Cominunist aggressors and
thus gained the enmity of RuS-
sia.
"Now recognized throughout
the world for his vision, his ef
forts to promote world peace,
and particularly for his activi-
ties in urging economic and so-
'cial' aid to underdevelOpedlandS,
Mr. Lie will be the guest of , our
city under the sponsorship of
the,Israel . Bond : drive, the; Cen-
tral avenue for channeling
American 'investment dollars to
Israel. We are honored by • his
presence and we bid him wel-
come .to Detroit." '

L.

Edgar Kaiser

Warren S. ,Booth

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Pres., Mich. State Conference
of Teamsters, A. F. of

Frank X. Martel

Pres., Detroit and Wayne County
Federation of Labor

William Henry Caswell

Royal Norwegian Vice-Consul
for Michigan

Louis C. Miriani

Pres., Detroit.Common Council.

John S.-Coleman •

President, Burroughs Corp.

Dr. Joseph G. Molner

Commissioner, Board of Health

Glenn M. Coulter •

Commissioner, State Bar of Mick.•

Blair Moody

Former U. S. Senator for Mich.

Dr. Henry Hitt Crane

Minister, Central Methodist Church

Harlow Cilltice

President, General Motors Corp.

Dr. Laura Osborn

Chairman, AmeriCan Assn. for
the UN, Detroit Chapter

Clifton W. Phalen

Pres., Mich. Bell Telephone

John C. Dancy

Ekes. Dir., Urban League

co.

Hon. Charles E. Potter

U. S. Senator fOr Michigan

Seldori B. Mane

President, Detroit Trust. Co. -
Rt. Rev._ Carroll F. Deady

Walter P. Reuther

Hon. John D. Dingell
U; S. Congress, 15th District
Dr. Arthur Dondinean

Professor Preston Slosson.

Rabbi' Hayim Din

Henry Tuttle
Pres., Mich. Consolidated Gas.

Hon. George Edwards

James B.- Webber, Jr.

Pres., Intl Union, UAW-C10

Rabbi Jacob E. Segal

Supt. of Parochial Schools
of the Archdiocese' of Detroit

Congregation Adas Shalom

University of Michigan

Rev. C. J. Steiner

Supt. of Public Schools

Pres., Univ. of Detroit

Congregation Bnar David

Judge of Probate, Juvenile

Div.

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co.

Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
The J. L. Hudson Company

Hon. Homer Ferguson
U. S. Senator for Michigan
D. C. Fisher

Oscar Webber

Pres., The J. L. Hudson Co.

Professor Beaulah T. Whitby

Chairmah of the Exec. Comm.
S. S. Kresge Company

Oct. Comm. on Community Relations •

Rabbi Leon Fram

Hon. G. Mennen Williams

Dr, Harlan Hatcher

H. J. Wyngarden

Temple Israel

Governor, State of Michigan

Pres., Univ. of Michigan

_ Dean, Michigan State College

international organization, he
guided the United Nations
through tense and difficult pe-
riods. Bringing wide experience
in law, labor relations and for-
eign affairs to the post of Sec-
retary-General, he helped shape
many events vital to every In.F.-
man being in the world. During
his tenure of office, the United
Nations after prolonged and of-
times heated debate voted for
the partition of Palestine; and
the establishment of the State
of Israel.
Though empowered b_y the
Charter to bring to the atten-
tion of the UN's Security Coun-
cil "any matter whiCh in his
opinion may threaten the main-.
tenance of 'international peace.
and security," Trygve Lie only
once called upon all UN mem--
bees to resist aggression:. in June
1950 when South Korea was in-a
vaded by ` Communist hordes
from the North..
Trkgve Lie's Respomibilities .
: As administrative head of the
United. Nations, Mr..Lie was re-
sponsible for 'the smooth fun.c-
toning of an enorynotiS; nevi',
-' apparatus to' -which more than
four thousand people are devot-
ing their full time. It was his
duty to supervise hundreds of
ineetingS of United Nations con
mittees and 'specialized agehOes.
lie , attended in persbn alineist
all meetings of the General* As.'
sernbly,'and cOuntleSs gatherings -.
of 'the 'various Cornmittees, each
of which handle part of the gi-
gantic task that rests upon the
world's peace organization 'as a .
Whole. Moreover, he acted as
inediator in many frictions be-
tWeen member states, trying to
discover (and often succeeding
in finding) a solUtion to dis-
putes before they brought about
a critical situation.
Still Hopeful of World Peace
Though during the yearS "in
which he guided the United Na-
tions, Trygve' Lie faced many
moments in which it seemed
that the great powers would
never achieve harmony on a'
great many burning issues, he
has amply demonstrated that
he never lost hope for the
eventual peaceful solution of
world problems. When receiving
the AnnUal Peace Award of the
World Veterans Federations,
some time ago, he said that,
though it is clear the UN can-
not bring an easy, quick' cure of
all the world's evils, it can de- '
termine how -to create condi*
tiOns forty lasting peace and hap.;
piness everywhere.

CLIP THIS IMPORTANT REMINDER!

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Make your reservations for the TRYGVE LIE DINNER NOW—while there are still
tables a,vaila,ble!
Remember: this Dinner for Israel will take place in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel
Statler, on Sunday, October 25th, at 6 p.m. Call Trygve Lie Dinner Committee at
WO. 2-5091, or write to Suite 2200, David Stott Bldg.
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