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People Make News
Mrs. Bernard Cohen, of Syd-
rey, • Australia, arrived in New
York last week
on a Volunteer
Leader Fellow-
ship from the
,National Coun-
cil of Jewish
Women of the
United States to
study activities
of American
v o 1 u nteer
women's groups.
Mrs. Cohen is
president_ of the
Mrs. Cohen
National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women of Aus-
tralia.
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Maxwell Whiteman, of Phila-
delphia, has been appointed as-
sistant to the director of Ameri-
can Jewish Archives, the institu-
tion on the Cincinnati campus of
Hebrew Union
College—Jewish
Institute of Re-
ligion which col-
1 ec ts, classifies
and publishes
manuscript ma-
terial relating to
Jewish Ameri-
cana. Dr. Jacob
R. Marcus, HUC
Professor of
History, is direc-
t o r. Whiteman,
who has specil-
ized in the his-
Whiteman
tory of early Jewry, is the author
of numerous articles ranging
from colonial German journalism
to 19th century American fiction,
and two books relating to the
literature of the American
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Bank of England Grants Israel $5 Million Loan
Thanks for a Legacy
Dingell's Gratitude
For Honor to Father
John D. Dingell, Jr., this week
expressed his own, his mother's
and his entire family's thanks to
the Jewish community for the
tributes paid to his late father,
Congresman John D. Dingell, and
for the tree sr
planted in h i s
memory in Jew-
ish National
Fund Forests in
Israel.
"My fathei
left me a strong
legacy, and all
of us value it
deeply," Dingell
said. "Among .
t h e ideals we J D. Dingell, Jr.
have inherited is his devotion to
the ideal for Israel's redemption.
Like my father, I and the rest
of my family strongly align
ourselves with the Zionist prin-
ciples and we pledge ourselves
to continue to work in defense
of- Israel."
John D. Dingell, Jr., has an -
nounced his candidacy to suc-
ceed his father in Congress, in
the 15th District. Governor Wil-
liams has set Nov. 8 as Primary
day and Dec. 13 as the special
election day to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Con-
gressman Dingell.
The late Congressman was a
leading supporter of Zionism
and Israel in Congress. He was
the first man to propose grants-
in-aid for Israel.
LONDON (JTA)—The Bank of
England and the capital issues
committee of the British Treas-
ury have approved a loan of two
million pounds sterling ($5,600,-
000) to Israel to finance the pur-
chase of British capital goods.
Israel circles here hailed the
decision as displaying a more
favorable attitude toward- Israel
on the part of British economic
authorities since, in the past, it
was virtually impossible for
Israel to make such financing ar-
rangements here. .
Financial circles linked the loan
to a prospective purchase by
Irsael of 500 passenger buses
from the Leyland Motors Cor-
poration but Israel circles said
there was no connection. A
spokesman for the Leyland con-
cern said that protracted negotia-
tions with Israel transit authori-
ties had not yet had any concrete
results. If a deal is made, pay-
ment would be from proceeds of
the new loan.
POST-HOLIDAY. DANCE
Given by: The Thirty Plus Club of
The Jewish Center.
When: Sunday, Oct. 8, 1955, 8:30
P.M. Until?
Where at: D: W. Simons Br., Tux-
edo at Holmur.
Who's Playing: Carl Sims and His
Recording Orchestra.
Came on and join the fun. Come
One and All!
Members, 75c; Non-Members, $1
ATTENTION MEMBERS:
Please bring your cards!
CHARLES L. GOLDSTEIN,
- Detroit attorney has been ap-
Or pointed a member of the national
interreligious affairs . committee
of the Americart. Jewish Com-
Given by
mittee, it was announced by
THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER
Irving M. Engel, AJC president.
OF B'NA1 B'RITH
Goldstein, an active member of
the Detroit Chapter of AJC, is
9:00 P.M.
On Sunday, October 16, 1955
treasurer of the Jewish Com-
in the Polar Bear Room
munity Council and past presi-
VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING-151 W. Jefferson Avenue
dent of Temple Israel. He is also
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Featuring CARLOS RIVERA and HIS ORCHESTRA
chairman of the ethics committee
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of the Michigan Bar Association.
Door Prizes — Entertainment
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Women: PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP
Gentlemen's Donation, $1.50
LESTER L. HERSHMAN, New
ISTANBUL,
Oct.
6
(JTA)
—
Haven, has been appointed co-
Most of the Jewish-owned shops
chairman of the Joint Defense
damaged, destroyed and looted in
7th ANNUAL
Appeal's District Grand Lodge 1.
last month's riots have been re-
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paired and re-stocked, with as-
JOEL W. SCHENKER, promi- sistance from various private and
nent New York civic leader and
government sources.
president of the Urban Housing
Banks have extended credits to
Corporation, was elected as chair-
man of the campaign committee tide over store owners and the
in charge of regions of the Jew- government has postponed collec-
Mrs. Charles (Frances) Solo-
ish Theological Seminary's of taxes due in order not to
national_ planning committee, ac- further burden the stricken bus- vich, one of the best known Jew-
of
yry cording to Joseph N. Gorson of inessmen. In addition, assistance ish women leaders in Detroit, has
Philadelphia, national committee is expected from the large public anounced her candidacy for Con-
funds collected throughout Tur-
gress in the 15th
chairman.
key to aid victims of the anti-
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District, to suc-
ceed the late
Rep. RUTH THOMPSON, Mich- minority - riots. Many Jews con-
Saturday, October 15, 1955, 9:00 p.m.
John D. Dingell.
igan Democrat, is in Israel where tributed to these funds and it is
Mrs. Solovich,
she is accompanying Rep. Francis anticipated that Jews in need will
at the
a national lead-
Walter, of Pennsylvania, chair- be among their beneficiaries.
There has been no concerted
2r the Women's
SOCIAL HALL OF CONGR. B'NAI MOSHE
man of the House Immigration
Bnai Brith Or-
Subcommittee, on a study of im- movement by Turkish Jews to
Dexter and Lawrence
leave the country as a result of
ganization, h a -s
migration problems.
featuring
the disorders. Turkish Jews seem
:field most im-
determined to rebuild their eco-
oortant offices in
nomic positions and none are
Bnai B r i t h in
plus a great floor show
known to have registered for im-
Mrs. Solovich Detroit, in this
migration to Israel as a specific District and nationally.
starring BETTY GRAY
Former Governor Thomas E. result of the riots.
A practicing attorney, she also
BUFFET
Dewey of New York, now on a
PRIZES
Meanwhile, Premier Adnan is active in many other move-
world tour, including the State Menderes, in a public address, has ments here. ,
Admission: Advance Sale, $1.80 (call UN 2-0786). At the Door $2.00
of Israel, will"` be honored at a assured all minorities that the
metropolitan-wide $100-a-plate government has acted to ensure
testimonial dinner under the their safety. The newspaper Cum-
sponsorship of the American huriyet, in an editorial, has as-
Zionist Fund of the Zionist Or- sured the Jews that there is no
Helen McKay Jamieson this
ganization of America, Oct. 30, anti-Semitism in Turkey and that week filed a petition for the 15th
at Hotel Statler, New York.
there has always been complete Congressional District seat in
Mr. Dewey, who is scheduled religious tolerance. It criticzed the House of Representatives,
to return to this country on Oct. the riots as "betrLying the vacated by the death of Rep.
IP-
26, will report on his visit to country's civilization and even John D. Dingell.
Israel at this dinner, which is her independence."
Mrs. Jamieson, a Democratic
being given him in tribute to
candidate, is filing for the third
his services to the Zionist cause 5-Day Series of Parleys
time. In the 1954 election she
and to the State of Israel.
received 14,000 votes.
To
Map
JWB's
'56
Plans
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, of
A native Detroiter and busi-
A five-day series of confer-
Cleveland, world Zionist leader,
nesswoman- here since 1924, Mrs.
ences
at
which
the
National
will be one of the principal
Jamieson studied law and has
speakers at the testimonial. Jewish Welfare Board w ill had some law experience. When
reach
major
decisions
of
pro-
Other speakers will include Mor-
Rabbi Leo -Franklin was spirit-
timer May, ZOA president, and gram, policy and budget affect- ual leader of Temple Beth El,
ing
its
world-wide
1956
opera-
Dr. Emmanuel Neuman, chair-
Mrs. Jamieson was acting secre-
man of the national ZOA execu- tions, including its bennial con- tary of the Beth El Memorial
vention
in
New
York
next
April,
tive committee, who will serve as
will be held in New York, Oct. Park Cemetery board.
dinner chairman.
She also is active in musical
26 to 30, according to an an-
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The primary election will be
of the country will attend the
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Jew- conferences at JWB headquar- held on Nov. 8, with the general
IT'S EASY . . . Just Make an APPOINTMENT
ish population in Germany has ters, the Hotel Roosevelt and the election scheduled for Dec. 13.
become stabilized for the moment
92nd St. YM and YWHA.
at 25,000 and a "marginal" Jew-
22—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
ish community will survive in
Friday, October 14, 1955
some of the major south German Vermont Labor to Boycott
Hotels
Practicing
Bias
cities and Berlin unless there is
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt., (JTA)
a major international upheaval,
Paul W. Freedman, JTA corre- —A resolution calling for boy-
spondent in Germany, told a cott of all public restaurants,
luncheon meeting tendered him inns, lodging houses, hotels and
by the World Jewish Congress. motels practicing racial and re-
He added that many of the now ligious discrimination was adopt-
Announce
existent local communities would ed unanimously at the 51st an-
become extinct during the present nual convention here of the Ver-
mont Federation of Labor which
generation.
Mr. Freedman, who will return is affiliated with the American
RATES—$10 per day, per person,
to Germany at the end of the Federation of Labor.
Modified American Plan with
The resolution was introduced
month, noted that the majority of
Meals (Breakfast and Dinner)
the 2,000 Jewish children in Ger- by Vermont AFL president C. E.
many today are of elementary St. Amour. It noted the existence
FREE Mineral Baths Included in This Rate.
school age. All of them attend of a discriminatory pattern in
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German schools since efforts to the state's public accommoda-
Write or Phone to
establish Jewish all-day schools tions industry and called for a
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have thus far been unsuccessful, campaign to publicize the names
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of offending institutions in labor
he said.
and other papers and to urge
MANAGING OWNER
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their families to avoid those
road to national downfall.
—William E. Gladstone places.
Looted Stores in
Istanbul Repaired
Aided by Banks
Mrs. Solovich in Race
For Seatin Congress
SWEETEST DAY DANCE
SIMCHAS TORAH BALL
MEN'S CLUB
CONGREGATION GEMILUTH (HASSODIM
FRANKIE PAUL and His Orchestra
ZOA to Honor Dewey
At Dinner on Oct. 30
Helen Jamieson Files
For 15th District Seat
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