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Reform Teen-Agers Tour Israel
Canadians Aroused
Over Arms Shipment
OTTAWA, (JTA)—Israel Am-
bassador Michael Camay had a
lengthy discussion here with
Lester B. Pearson, Canadian Sec-
retary for External Affairs, prior
to the latter's depafture by spe-
cial plane on a tour of the Soviet
Union and Asia. Their talk chief
ly concerned the latest develop-
ments in the Middle East situa-
tion.
Egyptian acceptance of Soviet
arms may be the first step to-
wards war in the Middle East,
Senator David Croll said here.
"It may be the intention that
Israel shall be the first victim
of the armament move, but Is-
rael is not the only nation thus
put in jeopardy," he declared.
"The security of all peace-loving
Israel President ITZHAK BEN-ZVI and Mrs. Ben-Zvi accept
nations in the world is endan-
a record album of liturgical music produced by the Union of
gered as a result of this naked
American Frabrew Congregations from JUDITH BLOOM, former
secretary of the National Federation of Temple Youth. Looking bid by Russia to win the Arab
nations to its side by providing
on is Rabbi HAROLD SAPERSTEIN, of Temple Emanu-El, Lyn-
them with military equipment."
brook, N. Y., who was one of the leaders of the first tour ever
The Jewish Senator urged
taken by Reform Jewish teen-agers.
Britain and the U. S. to act
quickly to prevent a war of re-
venge against Israel. He said that
Belgium, Holland and other small
nations have received arms as a
measure for the preservation of
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. —
Dr. Yorgui Hakim of Syria peace, and he believed that Is-
(JTA)—The debate in the Social, delivered an attack against "the rael, in the light of the latest de-
Cultural and Humanitarian Com- Zionists" whom he charged with velopments, should be treated
mittee of the General Assembly ignoring "the call of the United similarly b3r NATO.
about United Nations plans for Nations for repatriation."
the solution of the European
To Dr. Hakim's charge that -Major 'Iron Ore Deposits
refugee problem, has developed the Arab refugees h a d been Dissiovered Near Nazareth
into an all-out battle on two driven' forcefully from their
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Major
fronts, with all the Arab dele- homeland, Mr. Najar pointed out deposits of iron ore have been
gates attacking Israel and back- that the Palestine refugee prob- discovered on the slopes of Mt.
ing the Soviet Union's insistence lem was a direct result of the Tabor, near Nazareth. Extensive
on repatriation for all refugees. Arab decision to oppose with exploration will be carried out
At the same _time, the Soviet arms an earlier UN decision re- within the next few days to de-
stand is being fought vigorously garding Palestine. He reminded termine whether it exists in
on other grounds by the Ameri- the committee that Israel had quantities which would make its
can and British delegations under admitted many refugees, among exploitation commercially feas-
the leadership of Jacob Blau- them 300,000 destitute Jews from ible.
stein, the United States delegate Arab countries who had been
on the committee.
given "a fraternal reception."
When Mr. Najar finAed,
not only Dr. Hakim, but three
other Arab delegates,- asked to
be given the right to reply.
Gen. CHARLES A. WIL- Egypt's Omar Loutfi, . who is
LOUGHBY, Chief-of Intelligence chairman of t h e committee,
under General MacArthur in the promised them such time later,
Far East, will speak at Detroit despite the fact that the Pales-
Town Hall, Wednesday morning tine Arab refugee problem is an
at 11, in the Fisher Theater. His issue that doesn't come under the
subject toil be, "Espionage in the jurisdiction of the committee.
Orient."
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FARBER FAMILY CLUB will
meet at 8 °p.m. Sunday, in the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Louis Hey-
The annual conference of the
man, 19483 St. Marys.
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Jewish National Fund will open
Nov. 19, with a reception for
Specialist third class MARVIN
delegates from every commun-
GOLDEN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ity - in Michigan, and will con-
Sidney Golden, of 18943 Prairie,
tinue all day Nov. 20, according
was released from active duty
to an announcement by the Jew-
with the U. S. Aimy on Tues-
ish National Fund Council of
day. A graduate of Central High
Detroit. The sessions will be
School and Wayne University's
held in the Workmen's Circle
college of business administra-
Center, 11529 Linwood.
tion, he is affiliated with Mu
One of the features of the
Beta Chi fraternity. The -rank
of spedialist is given non-commis- conference will again be the
sioned officers with specialized commemoration of the third
yahrzeit of the death of Dr.
training.
Chaim Weizmann, Israel's' first
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president. Special ceremonies
MAC CULLOCH CHAPTER, are being planned. for the oc-
Better Schools Association, will casion.
hear a program by the school's
The
seat of approval of THE UNION
The conference also will fea-
teachers- at 8 p.m., Monday, in
ture
a
series
of
educational
pan-
OF ORTHODOX JEWISH CONGREGATIONS
the auditoriurh.. The program,
els devoted to every branch of
'OF AMERICA is on the front of the label.
"Our Children and Their
Jewish communal activity, and
Arithmetic Lear'ning," will con-
a Youth Forum.
sist of material used in - teaching
JNF Tag Day has been set for
the subject, talks by grade teach-
ers' and a film, "Introduction to Nov. 12 and 13, with proceeds
Fractions." A social hour will dedicated to the reclamation of
the land of Israel, restoring
follow.
many acres to food producing
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fertility and for the settlement
Mrs. 1VIINETTE N. FINKEL, of the hills and border areas
of Riverside, Calif., has estab- which is essential to the guard-
lished a prize at the Hebrew ing of Israel's elongated frontiers.
Union School of Sacred Music,
Among the organizations whose
New York. The award, in mem-
members will actively partici-
ory of her late husband, Law=
pate in the Tag Day this year
rence J. Finkel, who was a vol-
are: B n e i Akiva, Hechalutz
unteer cantor for 10 years ' at
Hatzair, Hashomer Hatzair, Ha-
Temple Beth El, in Riverside, bonim and Shaarey Zedek
will encourage cantors-to-be to- Schools.
wards higher goals in Jewish
Music.
South African Businessmen
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Heated Debate on Refugee Problem •
Marks Session of UN Committee
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Gov. McKeldin To Speak Here
Gov. Theodore Roosevelt Mc- in nomination for the Presi-
Keldin, of Maryland, will be dency at the Republican na-
guest speaker at the first pro- tional convention in 1952.
gram of the season sponsored by
the Men's Club of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Gov. McKeldin, who only re-
cently visited in Israel, will ad-
dress the audience on his im-
pressions of Israel today. The
meeting is scheduled at 8:30•
p.m., Oct. 26, in the synagogue
social hall.
An Episcopalian, Gov. McKel-
din has long been active in the
National Conference of Chris-
tians and Jews. In 1952, he was
the recipient of the Freedom
Foundation Award, and the fol-
lowing year he was cited by
NCCJ for his accomplishments
in promoting `,`Brotherhood and
an enduring democracy."
Gov. McKeldin, considered a
forceful speaker, placed the
name of Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOV. T. R. McKELDIN
Rep. Diggs Attacks U.S. Arms Sales
Rep. Charles C. Diggs, Jr., of
Michigan'g 13th Congressional
District, this week made known
the text of a letter he sent to
Secretary of State John Foster
-Dulles, urging the U.S. to main-
tain a strict policy of refusing
to sell arms to Egypt.
The letter reads:
"It is some consolation to note
in newspaper accounts that the
United States and Great Britain
have agreed that "there should
be no race for arms to the Middle
East.'
"However, I am writing to urge
that the U.S. maintain a strict
policy that it will sell no arms
to Egypt.
I am greatly dis-
turbed, as are many others, that
the U.S. would consider such a
plan, and to the extent of .$10,-
000,000 at a time when it is
espousing the cause of peace and
disarmament.
"Our nation is fully aware of
the opportunity for aggression it
will be encouraging by such a
move. It would certainly be a
grievous mistake on our part and
an unpardonable offense against
the people of Israel."
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 14, 1955
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Brevities
JNF -Sets Parley
For State Delegates
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Rabbi MORRIS ADLER will
be one of the participants in a
program at 4 p.m., Sunday, in
the Veterans Memorial Bldg., in
memory of Walter White, until
his death on March 31, execu-
tive secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People. Principal
speaker will be Dr. Allen Knight
Chalmers, Boston University
professor and national treasurer
of NAACP.
Plan Tour of Jewish State
JOHANNESBURG, (JTA)—A
group of 25 South African busi-
nessmen will leave for Israel Sat-
urday for a two-week tour of the
Jewish State and its industries
and to place extensive orders for
Israel goods.
The party will be accompanied
by an Israel vice-consul from
here and by a representative of
the South African press who will
report its progress to newspapers
throughout the Union.
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