UN's 10th Anniversary Celebration
Shows No, Sign of Arab Cooperation
SAN FRANCISCO (JTA)-The
tenth anniversary of the United
Nations, celebrated here last
week in the city where it first
began, was the focus of the
hopes of Jewish groups through-
out the world.
They expressed the wish that
peace in the Middle East and
the adoption of the Convention
on Human Rights, within the
broader framework of universal
peace. might speedily come to
pass:
Nor was it a matter of hope
alone, since their prayers, too,
were directed toward that
end, with synagogues here
joining neighboring churches
in special services to mark the
commemorative session of the
world body.
A plea for peace in the Middle
East based on mutual respect
between Israel and the Arab
states, made by Ambassador
Abba Eban, was shunted aside,
as Arab leaders conducted a
vindictive attack at the anni-
versary celebration.
In a long address replete with
philosophical phraseology, Dr.
Charles Malik of Lebanon ac-
cused the United Nations of
both "action" and "inaction" in
connection with the "eternal"
problems besetting the Middle I
East.
Without once mentioning Is-
rael, Dr. Malik told the United
Nations representatives here
that there has been "no respite"
from the Middle East problems
in the United Nations and that
there will be no respite because
those problems are "essential."
in the Middle East. We hope
that the United Nations will
be able to resolve that situa-
tion in the coming decade."
Moussa Al-Shabandar, dele-
gate of Iraq, said: "For us Arabs
there were some bitter moments
in the proceedings of the United
Nations during the last 10 years.
The tragedy of Palestine has cut
deep into the heart of every
Arab. And the misery of nearly
1,000,000 Arab refugees cannot
be forgotten. Nor can we forget
the sad situation in North
Africa."
Khalid el-Azm, Foreign Min-
ister of Syria, tried bluntly to
inject anti-Israel propaganda
when he said in his address that
"Zionism" was "an offshot of
imperialism."
He also said "in one instance,
that of Palestine, the United
Nations had to go off the course
of the Charter, under the pres-
sure of some powers, to an ab-
normal and unprecedented
course."
Dr. Van Kleff ens actually
gavelled el-Azm when be began
to call for the liberation of the
peoples of North Africa. He
warned the Syrian statesman
that he could not raise specific
political disputes at the celebra-
tion meeting. After appearing
confused. el-Azm continued, but
apparently omitted some of his
speech.
Jewry
a de Air
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday
(This is new time).
Station: WWJ.
Feature: Author Maurice Sam-
uel and Mark Van Doren, pro-
fessor of English at Columbia
University, again will be fea-
tured in a summer series of 10
broadcasts.
COMErr.SEErr.RIDE
The Beautiful
4 DOOR HARDTOP
The estate is mostly comprised
of the Blue Haven Lodge, a pop-
ular resort hotel near Amherst-
burg where Mr. Goldman had
been living after leaving Detroit
a number of years ago.
The Lodge is made up of 12
apartment unit s, a ,spacious
home and a garage with apart-
ment above. Nate Goldstick, De-
troit's Assistant Corporation
Counsel, and Lester Hamilton,
of Amherstburg, both personal
friends of Mr. Goldman, were
the executors.
A metal dealer in Detroit, Mr.
Goldman in his youth was a
member of the Tri-Square Club
and one of "Fred Butzel's boys
at the old Hannah Schloss Build-
ing," says Goldstick.
His older brother, the late
Alex Goldman, was a noted bas-
ketball coach at the Hannah
Schloss Building. .
According to the terms of the
will, the resort must be used for
charitable purposes, such as a
children's camp, orphanage, old
people's home or hospital. Mar-
vin Ordower, president of Wind-
sor Bnai Brith, disclosed no im-
mediate plans for the use of the
resort.
For • The BEST DEAL
SEE
CHARLES WEINSTOCK
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -3
Friday, July 1, 1955
WINES
4 ,
ik 4N
(27th Year with Buick)
The Premium Quality Medal of
Leadership has been awarded
to Cadillac Club Deluxe Port.
The Star of Excellence to Cad-
illac Club Deluxe Muscatel.
At
BUICK'S RETAIL STORE
6164 CASS AVE.
MADE AND BOTTLED ST
WINERIES. DETROIT.
.9:It
SONOED *IBM, *4.
THE CHOICE O
_ F 'THE PARIS JUDGES!
MAKE IT YOUR CHOICE TOO!
Near G.M. Bldg.
TR. 5-9700
LONDON SHOP'S
Semi Annual
Clearance Sale
WILL SPEAK FOR ITSELF!
SALE STARTS TUESDAY, JUL Y 5th
Special
Group
SPORT
SHIRTS
Values to $16.95
$399
SPORT JACKETS
Were $35.00..NOW $26.99
Were $37.50..NOW $28.99
Were $39.95.. NOW $30.99
Were $42.50..NOW $32.99
Were $45.00.. NOW $34.99
Were $47.50.. NOW $36.99
SPORT SHIRTS
Were $4.95
NOW $3.99
Were $5.95
NOW $4.99
Were $6.95-$7.50
SPORT
SHIRTS
NOW $5.99
Values to
$65
Were $18.95.. NOW $14.99
Were $20-$22.50
NOW $17.99
NOW $19.99
Were $29.95 NOW $23.99
Values to $6.95
NOW $7.99
Sport Jackets
Were $15.95.. NOW $11.99
Were $16.95..NOW $12.99
Short
Sleeve
Were $8.95-$10
NOW $6.99
Were $10.95-$11.95
Selected
Group
SLACKS
Special
Group
Were $25
$299
LEISURE JACKETS
Group
Special
Were $16.95..NOW $12.99
Were $10.95....NOW $6.99
Were $14.95-NOW $10.99
$ 24 "
Alterations
at Cost
HOBBY JEANS
Were $4.95-$8.95
ROBES
NECKWEAR
1 /2 OFF
Israel's Consul in Bogota
NEW YORK, (JTA)-Dr. Sal-
vador Rozental, representative of
the Jewish Agency in Colombia,
has been appointed Israel's hon-
orary Consul in Bogota, Colom-
bia. Dr. Rozental has performed
in the past many missions for
the Latin American Department
of the Jewish Agency, and for
the Israel Foreign Office.
FINEST
The Only One In Its
Price Class!
. and the money you'll save a
Late Sol Goldman
Leaves $75,000 to
Windsor Bnai Brith
Brith.
DE LUXE
BUICK
"The United Nations," he
said, "is in a special way re-
sponsible for the situation in
the Middle East. The United
Nations left much to be de-
sired in the Middle East, both
through action and through
inaction. No greater injustice
can be imagined than that
that has befallen the Arabs
According to the terms of the
will of the late Sol Goldman,
who died June 20, in Athherst-
burg, Ont.. his $75,000 estate will
go to the Windsor Lodge of Bnai
WINS THE HIGHEST
INTERNATIONAL WINE
AWARD IN PARIS
WORDS WE LIVE BY
$299
BERMUDA SHORTS
Were $4.95
Were $12.95
NOW $3.99
NOW $7.99
BELTS
JEWELRY
11 /3 OFF
CABANA SETS
Were $20.00..NOW $13.99
Were $15.95..NOW $10.99
SORRY:
OPEN
TO 9 P.M.
NOT LAYAWAYS
ALL SALES FINAL
19114 LIVERNOIS
THURSDAY
JUST NORTH OF 7 MILE
FRIDAY
Importers-Haberdashers
UN. 3-4958