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Dr. Dov Biegun to Address
Histadrut Mid-Season Rally

Workers; delegates and friends
of the Detroit Israel Histadrut
Campaign will gather at a
mid-season rally, at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday. at Young Israel Cen-
ter.
Dr. Dov Biegun, vice-presi-
dent of AMPAL, will be guest
speaker of the evening, and
Shoshana Brooks . Friedman,
popular Detroit singer, will .pre-
sent a program of Yiddish and
Hebrew songs,
As the campaign gathers
momentum, another. conference
of " the Landsmanshaften Divi-
sion has been called for 12:30
p.m., Sunday, at 13722 Linwood,
to plan the final phase of this
year's drive.
Meanwhile, officers of the
Histadrut Campaign continue
their optimism over results so
far attained in the drive.
Steady progress •in returns
and good attendance at divi-
sional report and breakfast
meetings each Sunday have
contributed to the wave of en-
thusiasm of drive leaders,
Though most divisions made
good showings in returns, a sur-
vey indicates that the past week
might have been termed "Labor
Zionist Week." Farband's Aria-
zaroff Branch led the parade of
returns with $5,000 added to its
1955 figure. Leading the list of
workers were S. Firestone, D.
Tabock, M. Schubiner, W. Gay-
marl, S. J. Greenberg, M. J.
Schaver and H. Schumer.
Poale Zion Branch No. 2, with
J. Glazer, J. Kahn, J. L. Stone,
M. Levine and Mrs. E. Friedman,

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also led in drive efforts. Farband
Branch 552 indicated it will
probably increase last year's ef-
fort by a third. Jacob Glasser,
Histadrut chairman, reports
continued activity by M. Brod-;
sky, S. H. Greenberg and M.
Salinger.
Other divisions showing in-
creased action last week were
scrap metal, M. Saslove; profes-
sional, Drs. S. C. Stein and Hud-
son Rosenthal; Farband Branch
114, M. Chasnick and M. Abrams;
Pioneer Women, Mesdames F.
.Schreier, A. Salinger, S. Pine,
B. Hearshen, E. Lempert, J,
Kellman, Jennie -Glen and S.
Wesley.
Landsmanshaften grouPs were
paced by A. Wineman and Odes-
ser Society, with the unit only a
few hundred dollars below its
campaign goal.
Dr. Biegun, who will address
Thursday's rally, has been an
active Zionist since his youth.
He was associated with the
Jewish National Fund and
Jewish Agency and has raised
substantial loans for both.
Educated in British schools,
Dr. Biegun speaks 13 languages
fluently, including Hebrew and
Yiddish. He served in World War
II with the British Army in
France, the low countries and
Norway, and was a member of
the British War Crimes Investi-
gation Unit. He has achieved
fame as an orator and is popular
as a speaker before Jewish and
non-Jewish audiences.
A' social hour will conclude
Thursday's rally meeting.

Canadian Jewish Congreiss Opposes
Staging of 'Merchant of Venice'

rapid execution of two Egyptian
PARIS. (JTA) — A stronvj, . ews convicted of "Zionist es-
worded statement condemn:. pionage" and the long prison
the Egyptian government
sentences meted out to other
executing two Jews in Caire es defendants were vigorously pro-
for imposing "savage" senht h tested in a telegram sent to the
on six other-JeWs charge
Egyptian Ambassador by the
"Zionist espionage" -w ader Jewish Community Council of
here by Roger Baldw" rties Detroit. ,
of the American
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The summary conviction: and
,iene
In-
Union and chairmartor the execution were condemned as
ternational Lea g5 examined .Causing "revulsion throughout
Rights of Man, the trial on - the civilized world." The sen-
the proceedings Cairo.
tences were labeled as "brutal"
a recent visit i
g that two of and characterized in the mes-
"It was shoi in the ZiOnist sage as "legal. lynchings."
the defenda Eenced to death
The message to the Egyptian
case were ntences imposed Ambassador asked that the
The fourth in a series of con- and savagir.
Baldwin said in views of the local organization
certs given by the Center Sym- on others,i "The conspiracy be transmitted to his goVern-
phony Orchestra, Julius Chajes, his staleoiye any serious acts ment. The message was signed
conductor, will be held at 8:30 did not or sabotage. It was, by Sidney M. Shevitz, president;
of es P- Cfense said, • a childish B. M. Joffe, director of the Jew- •
p. m., Tuesday, in the -Davison
as acting affair of young ish Community Council of De-
and
Center. Marguerite Kozenn, in- an
' acting on instructions of troit.
ternationally known soprano, Pe°Fgents who escaped and
will be the soloist.
`'wcnot condemned."
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Friday, February 11, 1955
For her appearance with the vv . Baldwin pointed out that
Center Symphony Miss KOzenn e Egyptian resolution, which
Saul Berch says that 3vhen
will sing "Hear Ye, Israel!" aria 3.1MS so many measures for people buy a new car they look
ne
human
rights
of
its
people,
from "Elijah" by Mendelssoln 'will suffer in world opinion for for beauty and performance. And
"Vol lo sapete," Romanza fr• this vindictive judgment, unique
Saul, who's been
with Packer
"Cavalleria Rusticana" by ly'a in condemning to death two men
Pontiac for
cagni, "How Can I Reveal," hy guilty of no act of violence or of
three years,
the
transmission
abroad
of
from "Out of the Deser uth
should know. In
secret
information."
Julius Chajes and Aria e /vi a_
that time, he's
from "Naorhi and Ruth", and
been one of
Young Arab Hanged in
rio Castelnuovo - Ted
Packer's • High-
and Lebanon as 'Spy for Israel'
Summertime from " n.
Volume sale s-
LONDON, (JTA) — A young
Bess" by George Gem of the
men. The key to
The orchestral p eof Leonore Arab, Khamis Bayoumi, was
good salesman-
program will consi Beethoven, hanged Feb. 3 in Beirut on a
ship, he says, is
No. 3 Overture Al B Minor charge of spying for. Israel, press a fair deal, coupled with good
dispatches from Lebanon re- customer relations, even after
Symphony No. jchubert and ported.
the car is sold. For the finest
(Unfinished) 1 (Dance of
Hassidic Dance eon Stein.
deal on the finest car, see Saul
the Joyous) •-ssion tickets are Community Council Sends
Berch at Packer Pontiac, 18650
Message
of
Protest
General ale Center offices.
Livernois, phone UN. 3-9300.
The Egyptian government's
available at
ADV.,

The Department of Michi-
gan, Jewish War Veterans
will hold their annual Mili-
tary Ball on March 5, at the
Veterans Memorial Building,
on Jefferson Ave. Gerson
Marder, chairman, has ap-
pointed various committees
to plan the function, which
is JWV's biggest social event
of the year.

Center Symphony
In Fourth Concert

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that though the Congress objects
e r PTA Meeting
to the portrayal of the Shylock To Fev
role, it does not advocate a boy-
LA of the Shaarey Ze-
cott of the presentation or its
eh Hayeled will meet at
suppresion.
Monday, in the Seven
Dr. Tyrone Guthrie, director
oad and Lesure branch.
of the festival, has selected a
,discussion on summer camp-
Jewish actor to play the part of! b will he led by Leonard
Shylock. He has also indicated aruch, / director of Farband
that the role of Shylock will beJamp 'and youth director of
portrayed sympathetically, with Zedek; Samuel Milan,
out offending Jewish sensibilitie for/ six years director of the
Jeixish Community Center Day
and a counselor at Central
Center, Hashofar Slate !Awards 3 Scholarship d Camp
High School; and Dr. Peter Mar-
From Henry Gordon r
Music Festival Feb, 19.
tin, practicing psychiatrist and
the psychologist.
At a recent meetin gemur _
The 11th annual Jewish Music
The panel will discuss the
Festival, Feb. 5 to March 5, will Henry (Yaney) Gordo mmi t_ many facets of camping, and a
be celebrated with a concert at ial Scholarship Funoi iven to question and answer period will
8:30 p.m., Feb. 19, in the Wood- tee, scholarships wer two to follow. Before the meeting,
ward Center, under the sponsor- three former newst,tr' oit and parents will confer with the
THE . BAKERS OF "OVEN CRISP"-(UNSALTED) MAIMS
ship of the Jewish Center and the University of • Yh dh teachers of Beth Hayeled.
T
Hashofar Society for the Ad- one to YeshiVath und,
created
The scholarshi • Gordon, who
vancement of Jewish Music.
Yugoslavian baritone, Marko in memory of -boy stipulates
Rothmuller, and Ernst and Lory was an Old lys be granted to
that the beckilly students. The
Wallfisch, w e 11 - •
needy and v scholarships are
known viola and
two U. of " while the Yeshi-
piano team, will,
for one yWas for tuition and
be featured atk
vah awa"
the concert.
books.
Ernst Wall-
past, the committee has
In t,' four other scholarships,
fisch, solo violist
MAIN OFFICE: PENOBSCOT BLDG., GRISWOLD AT FORT
with the Detroit
' trani J - Wayne University, the
Symphony Or-
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two. to Michigan State Nor-
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rving B. Ackerman, secretary;
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Late services of Beth Aaron
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Rothmuller, whol t in 1948, Synagogue, at 8:30 p.m., Feb. 18,
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TORONTO, " (JTA)—The Can-
adian Jewish Congress has asked
the Stratford, Ontario, Shakes-
peare Festival not to stage the
Merchant of Venice.
In a letter to the festival
authorities, the Congress said
that there exists an honest dif-
ference of opinion on the con-
troversial character of Shylock,
the central figure in the Shakes-
pearean drama:The letter added

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