Selling Bonds to Help a Democracy
Members of the Detroit Golda Myerson Bnai Brith Youth
Chapter and Labor Zionist Youth Organization sell an Israel
Bond to Judge NATHAN J. KAUFMAN as their tribute to Mrs.
Golda Myerson, Israel's Minister of Labor, who visited '_sere Thurs-
day as guest of honor at a Guardians of Israel Dinner in the Statler
Hotel. Helping the Judge admire his neW partnership with the
young democracy are, lef. to right: SHELDON ROCKLIN, JOYCE
SPERLING, BETSY KENDLER and JOYCE ROSEN. Judge Kauf-
man, an active partiCipant in the Israel bond campaign, was a
:member of the honorary committee, headed by Mayor Cobo, that
welcomed Mrs. Myerson to Detroit Thursday. Governor Williams !
and Senator Ferguson spoke at the dinner. Morris L. Schaver,
local Labor Zionist leader, was dinner chairman.
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Germany's Obligation to Jews
To Be Embodied in Western Accord
LONDON, (JTA) — Western
Germany's obligations as regards
Jewish material claims and
other matters of Jewish concern
will be embodied in the new ac-
cord between the Western allies
and the German Federal Repub-
lic, according to assurance given
the World Jewish . Congress by
both the British and French gov-
ernments. •
Representatives of the WJC
have discussed the matters of
Jewish concern with the foreign
offices both here and in Paris.
The assurances,, the WJC here
declared, are particularly grati-
fying in view of "disquiet" felt
by many Jews around the world
about resurgent, neo-Nazism in
Germany. WJC executives de-
clared they feel that the agree-
ment between the Western allies
and Western Germany should
contain specific provisions bind-
ing future governments of the
German Republic on the follow-.
ing points:
1. West Germany must as-
Senator Ferguson. • Backs Israel Bond Drive,
Pledges Aid to Israel-Arab Peace Efforts
sume an obligation to observe
the principles of the United Na-
tions and the aims of the Coun-
cil of Europe; 2. The Federal
Republic must pledge itself not
to repeal or amend legislation
enacted by the Allied Control
Council during the occupation;
also, to implement fully all
measures relating to internal re-
stitution of identifiable property
and compensation to victims of
Nazi oppression.
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18--DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 29, 1954
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and Israel. He is presently interceding with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles against sending
arms to Mediterranean nations, in order to prevent harm to Israel. With him, from the left, are:
Major General MOSHE DAYAN, Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense,Forces; BEN KAUFMAN, holder
of Congressional Medal of Honor; Colonel H. HE RZOG, Military Attache at Israel Embassy in
Washington, and HARRY T. MADISON, of Detroit, who last week ended his term of office as
National Commander of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States.
African Students Found 'Indifferent' to Their Jewishness
J O H A N NESBURG, (JTA)
While Jewish home life in South
Africa is far *stronger than that
of the average American Jews ,
ish family, many • Jewish stu-
dents here are alienated or in-
different and the remainder are
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These were the findings of
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of Minnesota, who conducted a
survey here at the invitation of
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sisting of 35 questions mailed to
approximately 2,400 student s.
Only 508 replied. However, these
replies are regarded by Rabbi
Milgrom as "a reliable cross-sec-
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Rabbi Milgrom reported that
however critical or apathetic
some of them may appear, there
is a "very strong identity" with
Jews and the Jewish community
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superficially indifferent or ali-
enated, Rabbi Milgrom said he
believed. "They are seriously in
need of individual counselling,
following which they can, with-
out too much trouble, be brought
into leadership roles in Jewish
activities. To win students of
this calibre back to the Jewish
community should be a 'must' in
the agenda of any youth pro-
gram. To ignore them would
mean to write off part of the
2,425 Immigrants Arrived
In Israel Last Month
JERUSALEM, (JTA) ---Atotal
of 2;425 new immigrants arrived
in Israel last month, the Jewish
Agency, which handles immigra-
tion into Israel, reported S. Z.
Shragai is head of the Agency
immigration department.
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"apathetic" student can be re-
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Rabbi Migrom summed up:
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and these comments in particu-
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students who are highly emo-
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the Jewish community and about
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