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January 20, 1956 - Image 12

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1956-01-20

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Jan Bart In Return Engagement Jan. Rep. Celler Here
24 For Bnai Brith Israel Bond Drive Feb. 4 for Bonds

Background of Evelyn Shuckburgh

Jan Bart, popular lyric tenor
and entertainer, will play a re-
turn engagement in Detroit, Jan.
24,. at Adas Shalom.
Bart, who appeared for Israel
Bonds here on Dec. 1 under the
sponsorship of Pisgah Lodge and
Chapter of Bnai Brith, is re-
turning by popular demand.
The Israel Bond event on Jan.
24, sponsored this time by the

Who is this man Evelyn
Shuckburgh who is here as head
of the British group to work
out a plan for a British-Ameri-
can solution of the Arab-Jewish
problem? He has been intro-
duced to the American public
as the adviser on Middle East
affairs at the British Foreign
Office. But he has a back-
ground.

combined Lodges and Chapters
of Bloch, Morgenthau,, Marshall
and Zager, is scheduled for 8:30
p.m. in the social hall of Ades
Shalom. This affair is one of
several Bnai Brith Israel Bond
activities sponsored by indi-
vidual lodges and chapters as
part of the 1956 Bnai Brith Is-
rael Bond Campaign which
closes this month.
To celebrate the end of the
campaign, the Greater Detroit
Women's Bond Officers Councils of Bnai Brith are
To Be Installed Jan. 31
"Turning the Spotlight on Is-
The Detroit Women's Divi- rael Bonds" at a mass rally on
sion of ' the State of Israel Feb. 4 at the Masonic Audi-
Bonds Organization will install torium.
the 1956 Officers of the group
at a luncheon, Jan. 31, at Rain-
bow Terrace.
Mrs. Charles Milan, Trustee
of the Guardians of Israel for
the third year, will be installed
as • chairman. Mrs. Joseph
Katchke, 1955 chairman, will
serve as honorary chairman for
A group of Detroit leaders,
1956.
Other appointments an- headed by Joseph Holtzman,
nounced by Mrs. Milan include John Lurie and Max Fisher,
Mrs. Morris Adler, as advisor will attend the international
to leadership; Mrs. Philip Hell- tribute dinner to U. S. Senator
man, • National Sponsor -chair- Herbert H. Lehman, under
man; Mrs. Alexander W. Sand- auspices of the United Jewish
ers, chairman of the committee Appeal, at the Waldorf Astoria,
on education; Mrs. Charles •a- New York, this Saturday night,
kie, chairman, national organ- in honor of the Senator's 50
izations; Mrs.• Philip Cutler, years' leadership in humani-
tarian causes. .
chairman of cash collections.
The Detroit delegation will
The national chairman of the
Women's Division for State of report on the progress being
Israel. Bonds, Mrs. Michael made in Detroit's Allied Jewish
Stavitsky of East Orange, N. J., Campaign in behalf of the regu-
will be the installing officer at lar and special UJA funds.
Israel Ambassador Abba S.
the luncheon, which will serve
as a kick-off function for the Eban, representing his country,
Women's - Division activities for Samuel Bronfman of Montreal,
noted philanthropist, industrial-
1956.
Luncheon reservations may ist and head of the Canadian
be secured by calling the Bond Jewish Congress, and William
Rosenwald of New York, Gen-
office, WO. 2-5091.
eral Chairman of the UJA, will
lead more than 750 guests in
12—Detroit Jewish News
honoring Mf. Lehman.
Friday, January 20, 1956

World Leaders
Hail Lehman
AtTestimonial

The Combined B'riai B'rith Lodges and Chapters of

Bloch
Marshall

Morgenthau.
and
Zager

PRESENT

An Evening with

JAN BART

Internationally

REP. EMANUEL CELLER

The Israel Bond Campaign
being conducted here by the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Men's and Women's Councils
will reach a climax when Rep.
Emanuel Celler, of New York,
is principal speaker at the BB
Spotlight Rally on Feb. 4, at
Masonic Temple.
Jack Caminker and Mrs.
Henry Onrich, wesidents of the
Councils, together with Coun-
cil bond chairmen, Jack Leeds

Expose of an Anti-Israeli:

"Philip Nichols, the British
Ambassador in Prague, and his
recently arrived First Secretary,
Evelyn Shuckburgh, were mak-
ing energetic representations to
the Czechoslovakian Foreign
Minister, Jan Masaryk. They
also intervened with other Min-
isters in an attempt to halt the
flow of refugees whiCh, they
realized, would increase the
pressure on the British goVern-
ment to open wider the gates
of Palestine."
Jan Masaryk did not yield to
this pressure.' The BritiSh did
not open the gates wider.
(A review of "The Secret
Roads'.' will appear in a later
issue of The Jewish News).

Jon and David Kimche, in
their revealing book, "The
Secret Roads," in which they
describe the underground move-
ments to Palestine of Jewish
survivors from Nazism, in de-
fiance of the British obstruc-
tionists who tried to prevent
such settlement, often by sink-
ing boatsful of unfortunate
people, relate the following:
St. Paul Orthodox School
When the representatives of To Have Own Fund-Raising
the Mossad leAliyah Bet, the
St. PAUL. Minn., (JTA)—The
Palestinian Committee for Il- St. Paul Hebrew University is
legal Immigration, was active in now setting plans for a direct
Czechoslovakia, gathering the appeal for funds to the com-
homeless, placing them on munity here, "after its request
small boats, some leaking and for financial assistance was re-
beyond repair but the only ones jected by the United, Jewish
obtainable, to, send them to the Fund and Council. The Insti-
Jewish National Home, Shuck- tute's`board, in deciding to seek
burgh was on the scene. To funds independently, issued a
quote the Kimehes, whose ex- statement in which it charged
cellent book recently was pub- that "so-called community plan-
lished by Farrar, Straus and ning" in this city had been "at
the expense of Orthodoxy."
Cudahy:

Mrs. Roosevelt at
Shaarey Zedek Bond
Meeting on Feb. 11

,

Announcement was made
this week that Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt will speak at Con-
gregation Shaarey Z e d e k,
Saturday evening, Feb. 11, to
terminate an Israel Bond
drive inaugurated by the
synagogue last week.

CUES ES EE

and Mrs. Charles Makie, are
currently planning an intensive
campaign which will culminate
with Rep. Celler's appearance.
Several social evenings and
parlor meetings have been
scheduled in advance of the
Feb. 4 program. The largest of
these is the "Evening with Jan
Bart," sponsored by B 1 0 c h,
Morgenthau, Marshall and Za-
ger Lodges and Chapters Tues-
day evening, at Adas Shalom
SynSgogue.
Dpnald FOx Chapter has in-
vited Lodge member s and
members of East Side Chapter
and Lodge to an Israel celebra-
tion on Thursday evening, at
United Friendship Hall.
All Bnai Brith Lodge and
Chapter presidents and bond
chairmen comprise the bond
drive eommitte of the coun-
cils.

Mrs. Menuhin Protests
Israel Duties on Gifts

Famous

Star

of the

Entertainment

World

Tenor

Humorist

Raconteur,

TUESDAY, JAN. 24TH, 8:30 P.M.

ADAS SHALOM

7045 CURTIS

Refreshments Served

No Admission Charge

Cabaret

.-

.

JERUSALEM, ( J T A )—Mrs.
Yehudi Menuhin, wife of the
violinist, who is now appearing
in Israel, has protested against
Israel customs regulations which,
she said, made it impossible for
her to give -a gift 'to an Israeli
without "victimizing" him. In a
letter to the Jerusalem Post,
Mrs. Menuhin said that "for-
eigners such as myself, who have
been, overwhelmed by the gen-
erosity and hospitality of the
people of this valiant and cour-
ageous country" are being pre-
vented from expressing their
appreciation to their hosts be-
cause of customs duties designed
to protect local industry.
Mrs. Menuhin expressed doubt
that Israel was as yet so self-
supporting that any item sent
from abroad would compete

with local producers. She asked
whether the idea of "unsolicited

gifts," such as that which exist-
ed between England and the
United States just after the war,

might not be instituted in Israel.
She added that the "human

gesture" was being "legislated"
out of existence by highly or-

ganized sOcieties in the modern
world.

Marking 75 Years of Looking Ahead

1956 represents an important milestone in
Hudson history — the completion of 75
years of growing/ with Detroit. To com-
memorate this event — we've planned an
entire year of special programs, unusual
displays and demonstrations. We hope
you'll come often tohelp us celebrate.

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