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LEON WAYBURN, (second from right) ,
chairman of the public relations committee of
the Detroit Committee of 300 for the Ameri-
can Jewish Tercentenary, was moderator of
the radio program, Sunday morning, in which
the Tercentenary's Exhibition at the Detroit
Historical Museum was explained. Partici-
pants in the program included ROBERT E.
LEE, Museum preparator (fourth from left).
Others in the photo (from the left) are mem-
bers of the Museum staff: HENRY D.
BROWN, director: BARTLETT M. FROST, as-
sistant director: PATRICIA BUTKOWSKI,
BARBARA J. PAULSON, WALLACE D. MAR-
RIOTT and Mrs. JAMES W. REED. John E.
Peterson of the Museum staff, who has ren-
dered important service in preparing the Ex-
hibit, is not in the photo. Daniel Elazar as-
sisted in gathering material for the exhibit.
JDC Aids Earthquake Nictims
Continued from Page 1
contact with the Jewish corn-
inunity of Orleansville, in Al-
geria, scene of violent earth
shocks which destroyed a large
part of the city and cost an es-
timated 1,000 lives. The city has
a Jewish consistory and a Jew-
ish population of about 750 souls:
Quake Killed Ten Jews
ALGIERS, (JTA) — Ten Jews
were killed by the earthquake
in Orleansville, where 700 Jews
reside, the Jewish Agency rep-
resentative reported.
The only synagogue in Or-
leansville came through the
major 12-second shock and some
70 other minor tremors virtually
unscathed, the Agency repre-
sentative said. The building suf-
fered several cracks, but these
are easily reparable, he noted,
Israel Rushes Relief
Three Israel Cities
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The Is-
rael Mogen David, Israel's equi-
valent of the Red Cross, has or-
ganized an emergency shipment
Niii.11()NISS
OF BOTTLES SOLD'
of more than one ton of medi-
cine, blankets and warm cloth-
ing for victims of the earth-
quake which struck the Algerian
city of Orleansville.
Premier Moshe Sharett has
cabled a message of sympathy
to French Premier Pierre Men-
des-France. Mr. Sharett's mes-
sage asked that the condolences
of the Israel Premier and people
be conveyed to bereaved famiiles
in the stricken area.
Earth Tremor in
Israel Cities
TEL AVIV — An earth tremor
was felt in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem
and Beersheba" a few minutes
before midnight Monday.
Inhabitants of these cities
were awakened by a strong
shock which 'rocked their homes.
So far, no damage or casualties
have been reported.
ON PAPER
-
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-3
Friday, September 17, 1954
Siamese Twins
Born in. Israel
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—A team
of top surgeons operated un-
successfully to separate Is-
rael's first Siamese twins. The
twins came through the op-
eration without any trouble.
During the operation it was
learned that the two girls,
linked at their abdomen, have
only one liver, making their
survival as two separate in-
dividuals impossible. The two
girls, one blonde and the
other brunette, were born in
a southern hospital last
Thursday. Their parents are
residents of a Negev collective.
settlement.
Burns Institutes Action to Preserve
Peace in Demilitarized Jerusalem Area
say t with a gift from
BA IZIgNIS:
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
Bedouin and kidnapped three
to The Jewish News
others before withdrawing.
This most beautiful, most heartfelt wish — "L'Shanah Tovalt
JERUSALEM — United Na _ Israel Warns Egypt
tions observers in the Jerusalem to Cease Aggressions
Tikataivu" — deserves more than a piece of paper. Make it real
area took independent action
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Israel
and meaningful with a delicious Rosh Hashanah gift from Barton's;
Monday to preserve peace in the warned the Egyptian govern-
the famous originators of Jewish holiday candy. Your
demilitarized zone of this city ment that continuation of
selection
this
New Year is more tempting than ever—you can even choose,
and the Latrun area.
Egyptian attacks on Israeli lives
Without seeking permission and property would result in
fresh, fragrant baked goods baked in Barton's own sunlit •bakery.,
from either side, UN observers "unpleasant consequences."
took up positions along the Old
The warning, uttered by the
City walls and began watching Israeli military spokesmen, co-
troops on both sides of the de- incided with a meeting between
marcation line. At the same Maj. Gen. Moshe Dayan, Chief
time the observers are main- of Staff of the Israeli Army, and
taining continuous contact with Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, new
UN truce headquarters here.
United Nations truce supervisor
In' the Latrun area, observers for Palestine, to discuss the rer-
in white-painted jeeps have in- Cent Egyptian forays in the Ne-
stituted mobile patrols. They are gev area.
THE ROSH HASHANAH: Elegantly de-
ROSH HASHANAH GIFT PACKAGES
not accompanied by officers
A whole series of attacks in
signed metal box with New Year motif,
elected Holiday delicacies in one gift
from either side. These mea- the area was culminated by the
In brilliant full color by famous artist,
package, including Barton's New Year
sures were instituted by Maj. destruction of an Israeli water-
Ilya Schor, Contains Barton's select Con-
Assortment, Pecan Honey Cake, Choco.
tinental miniatures, t lb. $2.49; mailing
Gen. E. L. M. Burns, UN truce pipeline serving Negev settle-
late Thinettes, Honey Fruit Balls, and
_coot 600.
Traditional Apples. s Asst's, $6.75,
chief, who dispensed with the ments — the second time this
mailing cost $1,20; 7 asst's $9.75, mail-
former practice of sending offi- pipeline had been damaged by
ing cost $1.50..
cers across border areas only a landmine in recent weeks. A
when accompanied by Israel UN truce observer found tracks
and Jordan officers.
of four men at the scene lead-
Jordan troops stationed on ing toward the Egyptian lines.
the walls of the Old City of
Jordanian authorities stepped
Jerusalem in the Mt. Zion up their propaganda campaign
sector fired into Jewish Jer- against Israel, utilizing the Jor-
HONEY TA1GLACH: Theliopular ro Id-
CHOCOLATE SHOFAR; A Shofar
usalem.
dan-Israel Mixed Armistice
country parve,baked delicacy. Crisp pastry
somely reproduced in delicious, smooth
Despite provocation, the Is- Commission, from which Israel
balls generously studded with fresh pine-
milk chocolate. 49(, mailing cost 300.f
raeli troops on guard in the remains absent, as a sounding
apples, cherries and mammoth pecans and
ALSO AVAILABLE: Plastic Shofar fo;
area held their fire. United
board for charges of aggression
drenched in honey. Parve. In individual
the children. It really blows. Filled with
foiled pastry cups. Box of four $1,39,
Nations truce observers were
against Israel,
candy delights. 930, mailing coat 301#
mailing cost 450.
alerted to the situation early. — —
/for 3.minitnum mail order.
In Tel Aviv, an Israel military
Illustrated above Is the New Year Assortment, Barton's famous Continental giti
spokesman reported that the
assortment
in
a
box illustrating traditional ornaments of the Torah. z lb. $1.74,,
It will be worth your while
mailing cost 450 a lbs. $3,48, mailing cost 606. (Parvc assortment availablt
Jordan shots had caused no
.
At
101
more
To
drive
an
extra
mile,
per
pound.)
casualties among the Israelis.
He noted that tension had been
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mounting in the area as a result
For a Real Deal
of a series of stone-throwing in-
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cidents involving Arab Legion-
...
Grand River cor. Griswold ... 719 Griswold (Opp. City
naires who have apparently
Hall).
been attempting to provoke the
Israeli troops.
Famous for Continental Chocolates and Continental Ice Cream
The Egyptian - Israel Mixed
See or Call
Armistice Commission has
At Barton's 63 Continental Chocolate Shops in Detroit,
Jack
condemned Egypt for the blast-
New York, Philadelphia and Newark. For mail orders
ing of a main water line serv-
write: Barton's, Dept. JN, 18936 Wyoming at 7 Mile
Markowitz
26 Years
ing Israel's Negev settlement in
With Buick
Rd., Detroit, Michigan. Add mailing cost listed above
the Gaza area on the night of
to cost of item and only I 5c for each additional lb. to
September 5 in which an Israeli
same addressee. All Barton's shops, offices and factory
BUICK RETAIL STORE
tractor operator was murdered.
are
closed on the Sabbath and all Jewish Holy Days.
6164 CASS AVE.
Infiltrees from Egyptian terri-
Near G.M. Bldg.
tory attacked an Israel Bedouin
TR. 5-9700
encampment near Bermalga.
Res.
TU. 3-3960
The attackers wounded two
GREAT ROSH HASHANAH SELECTION
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