Eden Charges Communists
With Violation of Geneva

LONDON, (JTA) —British
Prime Minister Sir Anthony
Eden made it clear that the
British government considers
that the Soviet Union is cre-
ating a situation in the Middle
.'"Tast which "could be dangerous"
by permitting Communist coun-
tries to supply arms to Egypt.
Sir Anthony, who spoke at a
mass meeting of the Conserva-
tive Party in Bournemouth,
charged Moscow with violating
the "spirit of Geneva" by in-
- creasing the arms race between
the Arab countries and Israel,
•instead of helping to restrain any
•such possible race. "There are
grave risks in this," the Prime
Minister pointed out, "not only
because we are faced with the
crudest form of arms race, but
because there is always the dan-
ger that the one which believes
that it is today the stronger may
be tempted to strike first. That
is how wars have often begun in
the past." '
At the same time, the British
Government_ charged Egyptian
Premier Nasser with "grossly ex-
aggerating" figures in his recent
speech . about alleged sales of
arms by Britain to Israel. A
statement issued by the Foreign
Office here last night said that
nearly all the figures quoted by
Col. Nasser are "inaccurate," and
most are "grossly exaggerated."
The statement emphasized that
no Mustang aircraft and no
Churchill tanks have been sup-
plied by Britain to Israel.
The Foreign Office statement
ridiculed Col. Nasser's announce-
ment that he secured- a French
intelligence report from which
he quoted his figures on arms
shipments by Britain and France
to Israel." It has now been estab-
lished that these quotations are
identical with a • passage in an
unofficial newsletter on Middle
East affairs published in Paris
by a small group of 'journalists,"
the Foreign Office declared.

Hebrew University President Presents 1 Course in Chalil to Be Taught
A new course in playing the is sponsored jointly by the five
Scroll to Council of Jewish Women chalil,
the popular Biblical musi- Conservative congregations of

cal instrument, will be taught
by Avrom Rosenthal, an Israeli,
at the fourth annual Synagogue
Adult Institute which - opens
Nov. 1, at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue.
Emphasizing the broad range
of subjects available to the com-
munity, Rabbi Morris Adler,
chairman, said there also will be
courses in religion, Jewish con-
cepts, modern Israel, Bible, the
prayerbook, and Hebrew reading,
writing and conversation.
The Institute, a cooperative ef-
fort , in adult Jewish education,

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Business Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pell-
' muter (Frances Benjamin) are
celebrating the grand opening of
THE CHILDREN'S APPAREL
HOUSE Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 14-15, at 8918 W. 7 Mile Rd.
-at Wyoming. Featuring a new
fashion collection of nationally
advertised merchandise
for in-
.
fants and toddlers, they will have
as a memento their • lady cus-
tomers, a rose, and to children
accompaned by a parent, a gift
will be given. There is a large
free parking area in the rear of
the store

Claims Conference Grants
$745,000.for Child Care

-More than $745,000 was allo-
cated this year for the care. of
Jewish children and youth who
are victims of Nazi persecution,
by the Conference on Jewish
Material Claims Against Ger-
many. Last year, the Conference
allocated $617,696 for these pur-
poses providing a total of $1,-
362,000 for the two year period.
It is estimated, that more than
1,800 beneficiaries, living mainly
in the former Nazi-occupied
lands of Europe, are receiving
institutional care in a Jewish
atmosphere and other assistance
with the aid of these funds.

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9

Friday, October 14, 1955

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Dr. BENJAMIN MAZAR, president of Hebrew University in
Jerusalem, presents a scroll, expressing profound- gratitude to
the National Council of Jewish Women for its financial and
moral support, to Mrs. MOISE S. CAHN, president of NCJW. The I
presentation was made in New York at the four-day annual meet-
ing, which adopted a $706,350 budget for 1955-56 fiscal year.
The Women's Council, among its other activities, renders aid to
Hebrew University's department of education, the only institution
in Israel whiclu trains high school teachers.

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Recapped in 'Chronicles' NEW YORK, (JTA)—An ap-

"10,000 Jews to Be Deported
to Babylonia," "Moses Returns
from Mount Sinai," "Jacob's Sans
Arrested in Egypt," "Sodom and
Gomorrah Wiped Out."
These headlines from the past
are being realistically presented
today in modern news form by
Chronicles, an Israeli publica-
tion, published simultaneously in
Hebrew and English.
In a story written by Sig-
mund Goldstein, appearing in the
publication South African Jewish
Affairs, the unique treatment of
Chronicles in presenting history
as a living thing is acknowl-
edged.
Chronicles is a monthly publi-
cation edited by two women who
head a staff of historians and
biblical scholars. The publication
claims its "material is authentic
and specific information regard-
ing sources will be provided on
request."

JWB Makes Bris Possible
For Jewish Seaman's Son

The Armed Services Commit-
tee of the Jewish Welfare Board

in Washington, D.C., saved the
day for tiny David Lyle Fried-
man, by making possible a regu-
lar Jewish bris.
David's father, Seaman Nor-
man Friedman, lived in Dahl-
gren, Va., which has virtually
Expect Austrian Passage no Jewish resources. But after
a long distance call to the JWB
.Of Nazi Amnesty Law
in Washington, Chaplain Moris
VIENNA, (JTA) — With the Sandhaus, chairman of the JWB

Four Power occupation of Aus-
tria at an end, the Austrian Cab-
inet decided to re-introduce in
Parliament Nazi amnesty laws re-
peatedly passed by that body
but just as often rejected by the
Allied Council during the occu-
pation.
Chancellor Julius Raab and his
Minister of Finance, Reinhard
Kamitz, were authorized to pre-
sent to Parliament legislation re-
storing pension and property
rights and the Minister of In-
terior, Oskar Helmer, was in-
structed to introduce legislation
to amend the constitution and re-
turn to citizenship Nazis and
other Fascists who were spe- .
cifically barred by postwar leg-
islation and court action.

Registration for the 20 consecu-
tive Tuesday evening sessions, is
being accepted in the offices of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, Adas
Shalom, Beth Aaron, Bnai Moshe
and Ahavas Achim.
For those who are not mem-
bers of a Conservative syna-
gogue, registration will be held
at the Adas Shalom, Curtis and
Santa Rosa, the evening of the
first session.

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plication to register 9,000 shares
of the Israel-Rassco • Investment
Company of Tel Aviv has been
filed with the New York Stock
Exchange. Purchase of the stock,
par value 100 Israel pounds,
would be only by State of Israel
bonds, an unusual arrangement.
The company, formed by the
Rassco ,housing corporation and
Sabego, S. A., of Geneva, is en-
gaged in building housing, sub-
urban settlements and agricul-
tural villages in all parts of Is-
rael. It would obtain Israel
pounds from the Israel govern-
ment in, return for the bonds ..ac-
cepted as payment in this coun-
try.

Israel Engineers, Architects
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A convention of engineers and
architects, friends of Israel, will
be convened in Israel, in August,
1956, according to an announce-
ment issued by the Association
of Engineers and Architects in
Israel. -
The association also revealed
a plan to enlist overseas mem-
bers interested in the technical
development of the country.
Engineers and architects inter-
ested in overseas membership of
the association or in the conven-
tion, are invited to apply -f5 the
association, 200 Dizengoff St.,
Tel-Aviv, Israel, or to the Amer-
ican Technion Society, 1000 Fifth
Ave., New York.

religious services committee, Dr. Max Weiser Named
phoned back and suggested as Israel Consul in Ecuador
mohel, Rabbi Chaim Williamow-
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The ap-
sky, Jewish chaplain at St. Eliz- pointment of Dr. Max Weiser as
abeth's Hospital in Washington. Honorary Consul of Israel in
On the designated Sunday, the Ecuador, was announced here.
chaplain traveled 130 miles to of- Dr. Weiser, who was born in
ficiate at the bris, which made Stanislaw, Poland, in 1912, is an
David Lyle Friedman a Jew and industrialist, a specialist on co-
his family and relatives grateful- operatives and a community
ly proud of the fact.
leader.
He has represented the govern-
U.S. Firm Asked to Stop
ment of Ecuador at an Interna-
Production of Nazi Toys
tional Conference on Coopera-
FRANKFURT, (JTA) — The tives and has traveled throughout
complaint raised in Parliament South America on behalf of the
against the sale of American- Joint Distribution Committee.
made toys with Swastika insignia
scored a positive result. The
United States Embassy in Bonn
infortned the German authorities
that the 4.S. • Department of
1905
Commerce has asked the respon-
sible firm to discontinue the de-
livery of such toys to Germany.
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JDA to Meet Oct. 22
The National Council of the
Joint Defense Appeal will hold
its tenth annual meeting on Oct.
22, at a luncheon, at Hotel Roose-
velt, New York, it was announced
by Phillip M. Meyers, Cincin-
nati, Council chairman. The
Council consists of 1250 civic and
philanthropic leaders throughout
the country who mobilize com-
munity support for JDA.

6:30 P. M.

Statler Totel

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