Turkish Premier Reported Asking
Arab States to Recognize Israel
LONDON, ( J T A ) — Turkish
Premier Adnan Menderes, who
negotiated the projected defen-
sive alliance between Turkey
and Iraq, is asking the Arab
governments to recognize Israel .
as an established state, the Bei-
rut radio reported, quoting the
Lebanese newspaper Al Nahar.
The report quotes Premier
Menderes as stating that "Arab
eriticish of Turkey for its cor-
dial relations with Israel is un-
justified, because Turkey strives
to secure its interests regardless
of where its sympathies may
lie."
The Cairo radio, expressing
Egypt's opposition to the Turk-
ish-Iraqi pact, said that Turkey
was not fit to be an Arab ally
because of her trade links with
Israel. The broadcast contained
bitter attacks against both
Turkey and Israel and warned,
the Arab world against endors-
ing the projected Turkish -
lraqui agreement.
the Ankara newspaper "Halkci"
says in an editorial expressing
sentiments prevailing in influ-
ential circles in Turkey. A simi-
lar article, written by Nihat
Erim, leader of the opposition
Republican Party, appeared a
few days ago in the same paper.
Several other Turkish news-
papers, however, carry attacks
on American Jewry and Israel
alleging that they oppose Turk-
ish industrialization in order to
leave the industrial leadership
of the Middle East to Israel. In
this campaign, publications of
both political parties were in-
volved, including the semi-offi:
cial "Zafer" and the Republican
magazine "Akis."
Turkey Invites Israel
To Hold High-Level Talks
JERUSALEM, ( J T A ) — The
Turkish government has invited
Israel to hold high level talks
on various financial and eco-
nomic problems. An Israel dele-
Turkish Press Reassures
gation of three top level govern-
Israel on Iraq Pact
ment officials will leave for An-
ISTANBUL, (JTA) — The Is- kara Feb. 7, the announcement
rael government has no reason added.
to worry about the effects of
the Turkish - Iraqi agreenierit„ U.S. Sends Another Shipment
Of Munitions to Iraq
WASHINGTON,' ( J T A ) -- A
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second shipment of. United
States munitions is on its way to
Interviews
Iraq as the implementation of
recommendations of an Ameri-
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can Army survey mission is be-
ing expedited.
The mission urged mainly that
Being Held
the mobility and firepower of
the Iraqi forces be increased.
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Israel Not Seeking Defense
Pact with Britain
LONDON, ( J T A ) —Official
Foreign circles disclaimed any
knowledge of . a newspaper re-
port that Israel had indicated
to Britain's Middle East high
command that it is ready to dis-
cuss close defensive arrange-
ments with Britain.
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9
Friday, January 28, 1955
cr Honors Dr. Silver
Village in Negev
Max Stollman Named
Chairman of Bar-Han
Max Stollman, has been ap-
pointed national chairman of
the Building Committee for Bar-
Ilan University in Israel, it was
announced in New York by Dr.
Pinkhos Churgin, president-
designate of the new University.
Dr. Churgin
also announced
that Mr. Stoll-
man will leave
for Israel with
r s . Stollthan
in March to dis-
:cuss with the
',Bar - Ilan Uni-
ersity Building
ommittee in
srael plans for
he second group
yf buildings in
Max tollman t h e university
construction program.
The first group of buildings is
nearing completion and will be
ready for the first student body
in the fall of this year. These
include a dormitory, a syna-
gogue-auditorium, an adminis-
tration building, a science hail
and a lecture hall.
The second group of build-
ings will include two additional
science buildings, three more
dormitories, a gymnasium and
athletic field and a library
building,
Mr. Stollman will remain in
Israel about -six weeks, and will
report to a special meeting of
the university board of trustees
when he returns to the United.
States.
Mr. Stollman succeeds Henry
L. Kraushar of New York, who
served as building committee
chairman for three years and
now remains treasurer of the
board.
Photo courtetsy Dept. for ZOA Activities in Israel
U. S. Cultural Attache Thomas McGrail (third from left) shown
at entrance to the Kfar Silver Agricultural School in the Negev, a
project named in honor of Dr. Abba Hillel Silver of Cleveland. Dr.
McGrail made a tour of the Israel project accompanied by (left
to right) Aryeh Erez, agricultural advisor for Rassco, contractors
for Kfar Silver; Ozer Gutmann, Kfar Silver, secretary; Jacob
Alkow, ZOA House program chairman; David Seraph, representing
the General Zionist party. Kfar Silver is a major project in Israel
fostered by the Zionist Organization of America through its Ameri-
can Zionist Fund (AZF).
Weizmann's Brother
Here for Israeli
Pecan Plantations
Yechiel Weizmann, brother of
the late President of Israel, ex-,
rived here this week for a sev-
eral weeks' stay to interest De-
. troiters in the •
pecan planta-
tions in Israel,
planting of
which has al-
ready begun.
Bnai Brith Council presidents
Representing
Melvin Weisz and Mrs. Alfred E. the Israel Pecan
Lakin have announced plans Plantations, Mr.
for co-ordinated participation of Weizmann, who
lodges and chapters under the is known as
Bnai,Brith banner in the Metro- "Chilik", hopes
politan Division of the Allied to enroll a large
Jewish Campaign.
group of De- Weizmann
For many years Bnai 'Brith troiters as investors.
and the Allied Jewish Campaign
With him on his mission in
have worked together to raise
Detroit
is David Zeitani, who is
funds for Bnai Brith agencies,
such as the Anti-Defamation associated with the Israel Pecan
League, Bnai Brith Youth Or- Plantations in Israel. Mr: Zei-
ganization, Hillel Foundation tani is well known in Detroit,
and Bellefaire, children's home having visited in this city a
number of times in behalf of
in Cleveland.
Although Bnai Brith leader- important Zionist - causes.
Isaac Carmel, well known
ship - and members occupy key
positions in the Allied Jewish American Zionist leader, was
Campaign, for the past two here last year in the interests of
years the Lodges have made a the pecan project.
"plus" effort in March. Last
According to Mr. Weizmann,
year its members covered 1500 a pecan tree in Israel can pro-
slips of small- contributors.
duce 150 pounds of nuts. The
Bnai Brith Day has been set two guests, who can be reached
as March 6. Hundreds of solici- at Hotel Statler, are confedent
tors from Detroit's 39 lodges and that the new industry will be
chapters will call upon their as- profitable and will be a boon to
signed contributors to collect Israel's economy.
funds and explain the purposes
of the Campaign.
Anti - Semitic Denial in Rome
An indoctrination seminar is
ROME, (JTA)—The Italian
planned for the lodge and chap-
ter chairmen in the middle of radio network broadcast in 32
languages on Friday a denial
February.
Council co-chairmen are Sam- that it had carried an anti-
uel Greenberg, Nathan Sosin, Hy Jewish broadcast in its Arabic-
Koenigsberg, Milton Greenberg, language services on Jan. 7,
Mrs. David Grosberg, Mrs. Sid-
ney Eidelman and Mrs. Alvin
Solomon. Co-ordinators are Mrs.
Philip Fealk and Maxwell M.
Lowe.
Trophies for the outstanding
lodge and chapter will be con-
tributed by Samuel Greenberg
and certificates to solicitors by
Bnai Brith Social Welfare Chair-
man Maxwell Chetkin.
B nai ritay
For AJ Campaign
Set for March 6
Biber Succeeds Sidlow
As Regional President
Max Biber, of Adas Shalom
Synagogue, was elected presi-
dent of the Michigan Region,
United Synagogue of America,
at the annual business meeting
at Temple of Abraham, Bay
City, Sunday.
Biber succeeds Dr. Leonard
Sidlow, of Shaarey Zedek, who
held that position since 1952.
Dr. Sidlow was elected honorary
president of the Michigan re-
gion.
Affiliated with the United
Synagogue region in Michigan
are Conservative synagogues in
Bay City, Grand Rapids, Flint,
Kalamazoo, Saginaw, Pontiac,
Benton Harbor, London, Ont., as
well as Shaarey Zedek, Adas
Shalom, Bnai Moshe, Beth
Aaron and Ahavas Achim in De-
troit.
David Utley, of Pontiac, and
Louis Kasle, of Flint, were elect-
ed secretary and treasurer, re- .
spectively. Vice-presidents were
selected from each of the affil-
iated congregations.
Dr. Jossef Kratzenstein, spiri-
tual leader of the two Bay City
congregations, addressed the
state representatives at a
luncheon session.
Vaad Horabonim Slates
Planning Banquet March 27
At a special meeting of the
Vaad Horabonim recently, plans
were made for a banquet, to be
held March 27, it was announc-
ed this week by the Council of
Orthodox Rabbis.
At the banquet, a definite
course of action will be outlin-
ed for future activities which
will lead to a united traditional
Jewish community in Detroit,
under the leadership of the Vaad
Horabonim.
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