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FRANKFURT — West Ger-
man Chancellor Konrad Aden-
Auer declared he would sincerely
welcome complete normalization '
of relations between Germany
and Israel. His statement was
made in an interview in the
German daily Die Welt marking
the second anniversary of the
signing of the German repara •
tions pact with Israel at Lux-
emburg.
The Chancellor denied that
Israel would have to terminate
a state of war between itself
and Germany in order to re-
sume diplomatic relations with
Bonn. Israel has never consid-
ered herself at war with the
Bonn Republic, Chancellor Ade-
Dauer said.
In the interview the Chancel-
lor reaffirmed the statement of
principles on Jewish matters
which he read to the Bundestag
In September 1951 and which led
to the subsequent negotiations
and conclusion of the repara-
tions pact. He also underlined
the West German constitutional
provision prohibiting discrimin-
ation on account of race or
creed. The Chancellor expressed
gratification with e f f or t s to
snake the German people more
familiar with the work of re-
construction in Israel and in
this connection praised the gov-
ernment agency which recently
devoted an entire issue of the
Official weekly Das Parliament
to Israel.
The Chancellor placed con-
siderable emphasis on the dis-
tinction — often blurred in the
Arab States Urged
Arm Jordan
German public mind — between qv ,
reparations to Israel and the 1 0
Conference on Jewish Material.
Claims Against Germany — and
LONDON, (JTA) — The prime
compensation to individuals, not duty of each of the Arab states
all of whom are Jews, for the in- is to supply Jordan with arms to
justices committed against them use in its dispute with Israel,
personally. He insisted that if Major Salem, spokesman for the
Germans look askance at com- Egyptian government, is report-
pensation payments or argued ed to have declared during his
that Germany was already do- recent visit to Bagdad.
ing enough by paying repara-
Maj. Salem, currently in Jor
tions, this attitude was based on dan, is touring Arab capitals on
a misunderstanding of the sit- a political and military mission.
uation.
A report from Cairo revealed
It was a primary objective of that Sen. Estes Kefauver, after
the federal government to over- a conference with Egyptian Pre-
come the hatred provoked by mier Gamel Nasser, said that
the Nazi regime, Herr Adenauer Kefauver had expressed the hope
declared. The reparations pact • that Egypt would take the lead
with Israel and the federal in- in 'settlement of the Arab-Israel
demnification law were import- situation by lifting the Suez Ca-
ant TaCtors in the achievement nal blockade. He refused to re-
veal Col. Nasser's answer.
of this task he concluded.
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Oct. 21—Tour of Historical Museum, arranged by League of
Jewish Women's Organizations.
Nov. 26-27—Tercentenary Sabbath.
Dec. 4-6—Annual Book Fair, at Davison Center. Speaker,
Louis Golding.
Dec. 26-27—Youth assemblies at Mumford High School.
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Dec. 26—Young Adult Assembly at Mumford High School.
Feb. 14—Pageant of League of Jewish Women's Organizations,
at Temple Israel.
Feb. 21—Music Festival, at Mumford High School.
June 28-Aug. 28, 1955—Exhibition at Detroit Art Institute.
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Sept. 20-Oct. 20—Exhibit at Public Library.
Oct. 17—Tercentenary dinner at' Hotel Statler. Speaker, Dr.
first
Resistance to Nazis
,constituent assembly of the
Leachduth Avodah Poale Zion -
Recorded by Ex-Victim Party
closed here after adopting
HAMBURG, (JTA) — Walter a number of resolutions which
Hammer, who as a German pub- placed the group in support of
lisher and editor fought the Naz- Histadrut, 'called for a labor
is, and later tussled with the coalition government to rule
Russians in East Germany, is Israel„expressed "fraternal ties"
still fighting, by compiling a with the Soviet Union and
documented history of anti- urged the USSR and the satel-
lite state to revise their "nega-
Nazi resistance.
Hammer, 66, escaped from tive" attitude on the unification
Germany to Denmark and sent of the Jewish nation..
The party was formed from a
to the Sachenhausen concentra-
tion camp. Later, he was taken I group which last month split
to the Brandenburg penitentiary, from the leftist Mapam Party.
to be liberated by the Russians.
The party also demanded that
However, when he undertook the Israel government's foreign
to write a "memorial of honor" policy be based on equality with
dedicated to the victims of Naz- other nations, called for solidar-
ism, he clashed with the Russi- ity between Jewish and Arab
ans who, he said, wanted him to workers in Israel and for a cam-
falsify history "to make it agree paign for a higher living stan-
with the Communist Party line." dard.
He escaped from the Russian
A 20-member secretariat was
East Zone, and now is working elected, including such well
on a comprehensive chronicle of known leftist leaders as Moshe
resistance to Hitlerism.
Erem, Israel Bar Yehuda, Israel
Ben Aharon, Israel Galili and
Igal Alon.
We Serve as Your Office . . .
gratitude to the Israeli govern-
ment for its "solicitude toward
its Christian citizens and over-
seas pilgrims."
The building of this road, he
said, is "a manifestation of the
Israel government's respect for
the Holy Places of all faiths."
The shrine is atop a summit
1,800 feet above sea level. Until
now, access to the shrine has
been by way of a precipitous
donkey path.
The
JERUSALEM, (JTA)
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Alberto Gori,
Archbishop and head of the
Roman Catholic Patriarchate in
Jordan, was in Israel to attend
the consecration of a new road
leading to Mt. Tabor, one of
Christendom's holiest shrines.
The Israeli government con-
structed the road to facilitate
the travel of Christian pilgrims.
The Archbishop expressed. his
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Catholic Bishop Praises Road to Shrine in Israel
12—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 17, 1954
Adenaner Invites Normalization of
Relations Between Israel, Germany
North African Jews En Route
To Israel for Settlement
PARIS, (JTA,—Two ships, with
750 North African Jews aboard,
arrived at Marseilles en route to
Israel, and 600 of them left for
Haifa immediately. Three rep-
resentatives of the Jewish Agen-
cy accompanied the North Afri-
can refugees who, immediately
upon disembarking, will be taken
to settlements prepared for them.
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'Sanctions' Proposal
Angers St. Paul Residents
ST. PAUL, (JTA) — Protests
are pouring into the offices of
the board of directors of the
United Jewish Fund and Coun-
cil here, which recently an-
nounced a policy of "sanctions'!
against members of the Jewish •
community who do not contrib-
ute enough money to the UJFC's
fund drive for local, national
and overseas philanthropies.
The UJFC board of directors,
however, has approved a state-
ment issued by the president of
the Council, Leonard Heller, ex-
plaining the "sanctions" pro-
posal to have all Jewish officers
and board members of the or-
ganizations removed from their
posts if their contributions are
deemed inadequate. The Coun-
cil has sent copies of Heller's
statement to its 3,800 contribu-
tors in.this city.
Hebrew University
Bequeathed $160,000
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Hebrew
University has received a bequest
of $162,000 from the estate of
the late Joffe Marks, of Johan-
nesburg, South Africa, who died
in 1951. Born in Lithuania,' Mr_
Marks emigrated to South Afri-
ca in 1894 and became a leading
industrialist.
Upon his death at 92, he be-
queathed large portions of his
estate to various South African
Jewish and Israel institution.
The university also learned
that it will receive $5,000- more
toward its. Hadassah Medical
School student loan fund from
the Philadelphia Chapter of the
American Jewish Physicians
Committee. The chapter previ-
ously had contributed $1,588.
Report 10,000 Japanese
Seek Conversion to Judaism
others
Most Progressive Hebrew & Nursery School
HARTFORD, (JTA)—As many
as 10,000 Japanese are seeking
conversion to Judaism, Rabbi A.
J. Feldman, of Beth Israel Tem-
ple here, reported after return-
ing from a 10-week tour of
Torah Convocations in the Far
East. Rabbi Feldman made the
tour on behalf of the National
Jewish Welfare Board's Com-
mission on Jewish Chaplaincy,
of which he is executive chair-
man.
A great many Japanese, Rab-
bi Feldman reported, are learn-
ing Hebrew, and many are prac-
ticing Jewish rites. Jewish
Chaplains and rabbis, however,
are ;"going slow" on accepting
the w.Ould..-be converts,_ he noted,
UN. 3-8990
17556 WYOMING
_ You Are Invited to Worship in Our Beautiful Synagogue
Rosh Hashanbh and Yom Kippur
-Cantor Simon Woldfish will conduct the services
Rabbi Lawton will officiate
Seats are $10.00
A HAPPY NEW YEAR to All
The East Side's Only Synagogue
Con(Y.Beth Itzchock
Announces
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HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
Rosh Hashanah, Monday Evening, September 27;
Tuesday, Sept. 28-Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 8 a.m.
Kol Nidre Services, Wednesday Evening, Oct. 6, 6 p.m.
Yom Kippur Services, Thursday, Oct. 7 at 8 a.m.
Yiskor Services on Yom Kippur Day
Rev. Harry Jacobson Will Conduct Services,
Assisted by Harry Marks
Seats
now available. Coll WA. 1-1048 or WO. 3-2418.
Slichot Services Midnight, Sept. 18
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF
ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE
takes pleasure in announcing that it will conduct High
Holiday Services in both the main Synagogue and in
the new Social Hall. Both auditoriums are now air
conditioned.
In accordance with its new policy, attendance at
High Holiday Services will be limited to members of
the Congregation only. Tickets will not be sold to non-
members.
Memberships, payable over an extended period, are
now available.
The Board Cordially Invites Your Inquiries.
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Rosh Hashanah—September 27, 28, 29
Yom Kippur—October 6 and 7
Adas Shalom Synagogue
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