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Agudah Honors Return
Of Litvins from Israel

Mr. and Mrs. Baruch Litvin,
of Mt. Clemens, Mich., who re-
'cently returned from their sec-
ond visit to Isra.el, will be hon-
ored at a dinner arranged by
friends of Agudath Israel of De-
troit. ,
The Litvins, beloved figures in
local traditional circles and long-
time friends of Israel, will be
feted at a program at 7 pin.,
Tuesday, in Lachar's:
They will report on Israeli set-
tlements, school systems and
various other important devel-
opments in the Jewish state.
Rabbi Pinchos Levin, of Israel,
who participated in the corner-
stone. laying ceremonies for the
Beth Jacbb Seminary in Jeru-
salem in 1934, will be here to
speak at the dinner.
For tickets or reservations, call
Rabbi C. Grubner, TE. 4-6624;
J. Borenstein, TO. 6-9504, or I.
Isbee, ticket chair ma n, TO,
7-2709.

Irving Katz's History of Beth El
Published; Incorporates Michigan
Jewry's History Up to Year 1850

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German Ambassador in -
U. S. Claims Neo-Nazis

Are 'Dead' in Germany

were "unfortunately very few"'
Jews in West Germany because
the Jews were "so ruthlessly ex-
pelled" by the Nazis. He pointed
to the reparations treaty with
.Israel and its ratification as evi-
dence of Germany's present at-
titude toward the Jews.

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Ger-
man Ambassador Heinz Kreke-
ler, speaking at a luncheon at
the' National Press Club, said
that Nazis and neo-Nazism were
"dead as a door nail" in West 20
Germany and there were no
chances of a resurgence.
Anti-Semitism, he stated, was
of "no importance" today in the
:economic and political life of
West Germany. He said there

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Dedicated to the memory of which are published here for the
Dr. Leo M. Franklin and Dr. B.
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