Local Councils Urge
Reeonsideration of
j. S. Arms in Egypt

Pipes to Bring Water to Negev Area

Pipes a man
can walk
through are be-
i n g manufac-
In a communication to Secre-
tured at Yuval
tary of State Dulles, Sidney M.
Gad with the
use of Israel
Shevitz, president of the Jewish
Bond funds. Be-
Community Council, and Irving
fore the end of
W. Schlussel, president of the
the y ear 1955,
Zionist Council, urged reconsid-
water from the
eration of the government's an-
Ya rk on River
nounced intention to send arms
will flow
and technical military assist-
through them,
ance to Egypt upon conclusion
bringing n e w
of the pending Anglo-Egyptian
life to the Ne-
Suez Canal Pact.
gev. This is but
The protest pointed out that
one of many
since 1948 Egypt has been en-
projects b e i n g
gaged in an illegal blockade of
carried out with
the Suez Canal. This blockade
the aid of bond
has denied passage to the ships
funds, in indus-
of all nations engaged in trade
•
try and agricul-
with Israel. It has been carried ture, to speed the day when Israel can proclaim economic self-

on, the letter stated, in the face
of the United Nations Security
Council edict condemning it. UN
action, it was stressed, was sup-
ported by the U.S. delegation.
The letter referred to the bellig-
erent and war-like statements
with respect to Israel that have
been made by Egyptian govern-
ment spokesmen.
The organization ,urged that
any aid by this country to Egypt
be predicated upon the latter
country's termination of the Su-
ez Canal blockade and upon a
conclusion of peace with Israel.
The United States Government
was urged to take advantage of
the present opportunity for the
achievement of these objectives.

sufficiency.

True Stories—

Tunisian Jews Offer Proposals to French

NEW YORK, (JTA)--Tunisian
The AJC report is based on in-
Jewish leaders have formed a formation . which the organiza-
committee to make a detailed tion received from its European
study of recommendations to
director, Zachariah Shuster, who
the new Tunisian government, it
just returned to Paris from a
was reported by the American
visit to Tunis. where he con-
Jewish Committee. The recom-
ferred with the Jewish leaders
mendations will deal with the
there,
following problems:
1. Political — questions of rep-
resentation, elections, civil and
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tion; 3. Cultural — support for
Jewish schools, language of in-
struction; 4. Religious — status
of Rabbinical courts, freedom
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of religious exercises; 5. Social
welfare — government support S e e
for various social welfare activ-
CHARLES WEINSTOCK
ities now being carried on by the
For the Best Deal on the
Jewish community with govern-
ment aid; 6. Emigration and free
- V-8 1954 BUICK
circulation both of persons and .
goods in the French Union.
26th Year With

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France Honors Israel Etnvoy
BUICK'S RETAIL STORE
PARIS, '(JTAl—Maurice Fisch-
Near G.M. Bldg.
-
: er, Israel's first envoy to France
! and presently Israel's Ambassa-
6164 CASS AVE.
A special fund known as the . dor to Turkey, was honored here
"Ursula Friedeberg Children's Li- for past services to the French
TR. 5-9700
brary Fund" was set up by Re- Re
A Meshulach, (solicitor for a settlement Service in memory of -- ublic
religious institution) came to a Ursula Friedeberg, supervisor of
Detroit industrialist, whose plant that agency who died on July 14,
is distant from the Jewish resi- after 15 years of service, it was
dential areas, for an annual announced by David I. Rosin,
contribution. When he was president of Resettlement Serv-
asked to wait because the pros- ice.
OF
pective donor was busy at the
The money will be used for
moment, he replied that he purposes whiCh Miss Friedeberg
couldn't do that.
always had close to her heart. It
, "Why?", he was asked, to is planned to purchase books,
which he replied: "Because •I : games and toys for the children's1
have a cab waiting for me." The receiving unit, recently acquired
takes pleasure in announcing that it will conduct High
secretary checked: sure enough, by the Jewish Social Service Bu-
Holiday Services in both the main Synagogue and in
there was a cab outside, the reau on Collingwood Avenue, and
meter running on ... i also to provide toys for children
the new Social Hall. Both auditoriums are now air
*
*
*
I of newcomers under the care of
conditioned.
As the colored maid was leav- Resettlement Service.
All parents who visit Omena
Inn have high praise for the ing for home after her day's 1 . Friends of Miss Friedeberg are
In accordance with its new policy, attendance at
children's vacation plan at the work, the attention of the lady invited to send contributions in
High Holiday Services will be limited to members of
ry
to
Resettlement
popular Michigan resort. Expert of the house was attracted to her memo
the Congregation only. Tickets will not be sold to non-
counsellors assume full respon- the scarf in which she was Service, 13327 Linwood.
wrapping herself. It was Tallith,1
members.
with tzitzith fringes, blue stripes. Austrian Jews Mark
Memberships, payable over an extended period, are
"Where did you get that?" the H o me Where Herzl Died
maid was asked.
now available.
I *The scarf? Oh, my boy friend EDLACH, (JTA)—Led by gov-
The Board Cordially Invites Your Inquiries.
is a porter in a Jewish church ernment officials and by Jewish
where they have lots of them community leaders from all
parts of Austria, thousands at-
Rosh Hashanah—September 27, 28, 29
tended a solemn ceremony dur-
Two colored chaps were dis- l ing : which a marker was placed
cussing- the good quality of beef , on the home here where Dr.
Yom Kippur—October 6 and 7
in front of a 12th street butcher Theodor Herzl died 50 years ago.
sibility for children at Omena shop. One of the gourmets, The stone marker is inscribed
Inn; parents are free to enjoy pointing to the word "kosher" with simple dignity: "Here Died
themselves. Children play to- lin Hebrew on the shop's window, State, Father of the Jewish
UN. 4-7474
Curtis and Santa Rosa Drive
gether, are entertained together asked the other the meaning of State, Fifty Years Ago."
and eat together in their own it. "I don't know just what it The unveiling of the marker
dining room. They have a play- means," was the reply , "but I was the culminating formality
ground and handicraft work- think it's like saying Duncan of a series of commemorative
ceremonies held during the past
shop. Children are given special Hines . ."
week to honor the memory of
Dr. Herzl, There was a mass
FUN IN THE WATER
Chicago Educators Plan
meeting at the Vienna Konzert-
haus; special religious services
Unification of Interests
were performed at the syna-
CHICAGO, (JTA)—Unity gogue in Vienna; and prayers
among the principal groups in- were chanted before the empty,
terested in the furtherance of grave from which Dr. Herzl's
Jewish education in the Chicago remains were disintered recent-
community has been achieved by ly for reburial in Israel.
Among those attending the
adoption of a plan to strengthen
The signs that mark the
the board of directors of the ceremonies was Israeli Consul
locations of the 4 American
Board of Jewish Education, it Arie _Eshel who declared: "Dr.
Savings' offices . . . are
GAMES & OUTINGS
was announced here by Frank Herzl's way must give us hope,
sure signs that here, you'll
despite all impediments. No
receive a higher-than-
dancing and swimming instruc- Marshall, BJE president.
threats
will
hinder
us
as
we
The
plan,
which
received
the
average 2% return on
tions. They stage their own dra-
unanimous approval of the proceed on our way."'
savings, fully insured to
matic shows every week. In-
board, was the result of a series
$10,000 for maximum
cluded in the pr o g r a m are of conferences convoked by Sam-
safety. Save the "Ameri-
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5
outings, games and trips to the uel A. Goldsmith, executive sec.
can" way for a home, car,
Friday, August 20, 1954
zoo. Children even put on their retary of the Jewish Welfare
education, business oppor-
tunities . ‘. and most
own art exhibits.--Adv.
Fund, at the invitation of the
important, security. Open
board
of
directors.
THIS YEAR LET'S - GO TO
an account today!
me
The principal interested par-
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ties, which met with the repre-
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sentatives of the board of direc-
RS RE AN
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tors and drew up the plan, were
the Chicago Council of the
50
AMERICAN
United Synagogue, the Chicago
UP
III
7
JEWISH
Federation of the Union of He-
FOR 7 DAYS PER
PERSON INCLUDING
brew Congregations and the
EVERYTHING
CUISINE
CURRENT A SILVER DOLLAR GIVEN TO
Chicago Rabbinical Association.
'/2 RAT E
RATE
IN POLLEN FREE
FOR CHILDREN
NEW ACCOUNTS OF $25 OR MORE
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West
Germany
Reorganizes
NORTHERN
Orchestra, N. Y.
Its First Zionist Chapter
Entertainment
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CHILDREN'S
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Loved Ones
cal chapter of the newly-consti-
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ON GRAND TRAVERSE DAY.
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22 MILES NORTH
initial meeting of the new group.
PRIVATE BEACH
OF TRAVERSE Me

Kosher Definition,
Tallith, Mesh.ulach

'Ursula Friedeberg
Fund' Set Up Here

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE

Parents Praise
Children's Plan
At Omena Inn

Adas Shalom Synagogue

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