DETROIT JEWISH I\IrWS-19
Friday, June 24, 1955
Friends of Israel
Expand Program
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
City of Hope Men
Choose New Officers
At a recent meeting of the
Detroit Business Men's Group
of the City of Hope, N. R. Ep-
stein was elected honorary pres-
ident. Maurice Canvasser was
voted chairman of the board,
and Eugene Ep-
stein was chos-
en president.
Others who
will head the
new administra-
tion include Ben
Goldberg,
George Gray, N.
P. Rossen, vice-
presidents;
George Spoon,
treasurer; Har-
ry J. Goldberr
and Joseph Lee, N. R. Epstein
secretaries; and Sol Siegel, sgt-
at-arms.
The following members were
elected to the organization's
board of directors: Al Rosen,
Harry Brodsky, William Rossen,
Irving Green, Bob Hall, Al Win-
nick and Robert Adell.
Plans are currently being
made for the annual dinner-
...4.11.a.-rnati4r—tundatraisi.TIR
Early Reports on Argentine Revolt
Show No Effects on 400,000 Jews
(Copyright 1955, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
Israel Embassy to express the
regret of the Argentine govern-
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Devel- ment over the fact that the bot-
opments in the revolt against tles of tar had been thrown on
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Initial
the government of Juan Peron the embassy building during a
steps in broadening the Ameri-
of Argentina were being fol- Catholic march.
can Friends of Israel as an ac-
lowed attentively by Jewish or-
The demonstration was not
tive organization concerned with
ganizations here for their pos- anti-Jewish in character and
Israel affairs were taken at a
sible effect on the 400,000 Jews was directed primarily against
meeting in New York this week,
of Argentina.
the govern/tent, which had ban-
it was announced by Rudolph G.
Most of Argentina's Jews live ned the Catholic march.
Sonneborn, president of the
in the Argentine capital city of
Tar bottles were also thrown
group.
Buenos Aires, scene of most of on the buildings of the Yugo-
the fighting, including the slav, Peruvian and Mexican em-
The announcement said that
bombings by rebel - planes of bassies. An Israel Embassy offi-
the meeting was attended by
crowded downtown district.
communal leaders from various
cial said that damage to the
No information as to casual- Israel building was "practically
parts of the country prominent-
IF THE FISH aren't biting on
ties
among
the
300.000
Jewish
ly indentified with American the Canadian side, just blame it
nit
population in Buenos Aires was
activities for Israel and that a on the fact that Lou Trotsky
available in early reports.
message expressing apprecia- was probably there and gone al-
Government broadcast s
tion for the services of the group ready. .. That's where Lori, fish-
ENJOY
claimed that the country out-
in session was received from es with regular success . . . and
side
the
capital
city,
was
quiet,
Prime Minister Moshe Sharett it took him and a companion
although rebel reports at one
of Israel.
recently just four hours to haul
point early in the course of the
SHORT
catch
of
12q
sil-
in
the
-luscious
A committee was appointed to
fighting, claimed control of Ros-
ver
bass...
Lou
never
has
to
tell
determine the program of the
ario, second largest city in the
r.
organization. It comprises Ira about the ones that got away ...
Argentine.
89c lb.
Guilden, New York; Joel Gross, very few do once he gets them
Earlier, before the outbreak of
Newark; Lawrence G. Laskey, on the hook.
the revolt, an incident involving
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Boston; Melvin Dubinsky, St.
the Israel Embassy in Buenos
v.plaieaty-
IR.
- malt-
c;ereur---
Aire _ s occurred when bottles of
DEXTER
the roreigh MilliSter;Ttne'll-rgen
Others, in addition to the birthday. • . The elderly gent Circle, Farband Groups
tine Chief of Protocol, Minister I
members of the committee, who I rocked back and forth on the
WE ARE NOW
joined the board of trustees, the porch of his home and puffed a Back Yiddish Art Theater • Federico ' Bernini called at the
goVerning body of American I corn-cob pipe . • . and the re-
NEW YORK, (JTA) — An ap-
Friends of Israel, include; Jake porter asked to what he attrib-
For WEDDINGS, SHOWERS,
Sher, Miami; I. E. Goldwasser, uted his marvelous vitality. . I peal to American Jewry to pro-
B A R MITZVAHS, SWEET
vide
$50,000
for
the
Yiddish
Art
New York; Sam Genel, Phila- don't rightly know yet," said the
SIX TEEN S, ETC, Moderate
Theater,
which
was
recently
re-
Prices. Can accommodate from
delphia; David Uchill, New ifellow as he blew smoke lazily.
' ed into a communal en-
25 to 125 people. Dance floor
York; Samuel Rothberg , Peoria; "I'm dickering with two break- organiz
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Driver
Training
Graduate
and piano also avoilabie..
David Kluger, New York; Harry fast food companies right now." -terprise, was made here.
• Public School Teachers and
Serving dinners to the public
Appeals were made by Louis
Seeve, New York; William Gins-
Police Officers Available
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on Sundays and Holidays only.
Gordon, president of the reor-
burg, Rutland, Vt.; Jack Slavitt,
• Dual-Control Training Cars
See us in our newly beautifully
WHILE
GIVING
golf
lessons
at
ganized theater; Maurice.
Newark; Charles J. Rosenbloom,
• Full Hour Lessons
remodeled Dining Rooms.
his
community
golfing
and
driv-
• Free Pick-Up and Return
Schwartz, former owner and
Pittsburgh, and Philip W. Lown,
Kormendy's Dining Room
ing range recently, Al Mayer now art director; and Herman
Boston.
We Serve Dexter and
was approached by two women, Yablokov, executive secretary.
and Catering
6-Mile
as
Well
as
Suburbs,
and turning to one. of them
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Rabbi Robert J. Schur, of whom he had seen before he
Nathan Chanin, leader of the
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Alexandria, La., has been ap- asked if she was intending to Workmen's Circle, and Louis
Week ends and Evenings included
pointed director of the South- learn to play golf. . • "Oh, no," Segal, leader of the Farband-
west Council of the Union of she said, "it's my friend here Labor Zionist Order, stressed the
American Hebrew Congregations. who wants to learn. I learned cultural value of the Yiddish
Art Theater and pledged the
yesterday."
financial support of their or-
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FOR YOUR DANCING
ganizations.
IT WAS THE first time the
Delicatessen
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Cocktail Lounge
;and ENTERTAINMENT girls of the Henry Morgenthau
Famous for Fine Food
Bnai Brith Chapter Dramatic Security Most Vital
:PLEASURE
DINNERS 4:30 to 9:30 • AFTER THEATRE SNACKS
Group had put on such an all- Israel Problem, Says B-G
Businessmen's Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
out spectacle, and their recent
TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Israel's
musical revue called "Entertain-
12th at Hazelwood
TR. 2-4375
ment" was an evening well security is still the nation's fore-
spent . . with a lot of_ talent most problem, David Ben-Gurion
by very ambitious performers said here addressing a Mapai-
giving the overflowing crowd of sponsored meeting of attorneys
about 700 at the Adas Shalom and other professionals. It is
And His Band
good reason for a lot of well-de- dangerous to think that war
TE. 4-7730 or WE. 4-0879! served applause for a fine ama- cannot break out, the Israel De-
BOESKY'S SID'S CAFE
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fense Minister stated.
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Ben - Gurion called for set- ALWAYS THE FINEST—
DINING, DANCING, ENTERTAINMENT. Complete dinners,
DR. MILTON WHITE tells this tlement of the Negev and for
luncheons. After-Theater dining. Sunday dinners from 12 noon.
one . . . about the family gvith a the integration of the Israeli
We Cater to Parties and Banquets
large number of children in the people which was characterized
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house. . . One of the youngsters, as being split into various tribes
age six, was taken in one morn- and landsmanshaften. He also
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ing
to see his father, who hap- stressed that he favored a bet-
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For a Light Lunch ur Complete Dinner Stop At
ter election system to ensure a
pened
to
be
laid
up
with
influ-
W. Fort St.
enza. . . The child was quiet, al- democratic, stable government
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most reverent, in the sickroom. for Israel.
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. .. When it was time for him to
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go, he went up to his father's same waitress brought over to
Service Our Specialty . . . Ribs & Chicken right off the fire.
bedside and said, "I've been a each of their tables a piece of
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The father whispered yes, and . . . It was number 26 for Al and
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can I see • the baby?"
and Belle.
Luncheons 11 to 3 — Dinners 5 to
• under 10
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Suppers
10:30 to 2 a.m.
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RENTING A COTTAGE in
ANNIVERSARY
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at
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Reservations
I
Meyer
and
Lillian
Sidlow
went
rant recently were accorded Al
than 26 years. All Beef aged in our own cellars.
and Ida Diamond and Mitchell there for the first time last week
and Belle Schram, when the end. . Arriving there Friday ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods,
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roared questioningly to ask what Complete Dinners Served from 5 to 5 p.m.
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• SHRIMP
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MR. CAESAR
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