Earlier Deadlines for June 1 Issue

In view of the occurrence of Decoration Day on
Wednesday, there will be earlier deadlines for copy for
our issue of June 1.
All editorial copy must reach our office before 11
a.m. on Monday, May 28.
Photographs can not be accepted after noon on
Friday, May 25, for that issue.
The deadline for classified advertising will be at
noon on Tuesday, May 29.

Hotel Chain Fetes 18th Anniversary

Detroit's Sheraton - Cadillac
Hotel 'on Wednesday joined 31
other hotels in the chain oper-
ated by the Sheraton Corp.,
which this week celebrated its
18th anniversary.
Actually, with the addition on
Tuesday of 22 hotels in the Ep-
pley chain, the Sheraton Corp.
now has a total of 54 hotels,
making it one of the largest
in the world. Its hotels are lo-
cated in all major cities of the
U.S. and Canada.
The local celebration was
highlighted by a party for radio,
television and newspaper peo-
ple, and was held in the Grand

for the most
wonderful

Ballroom and Founder's Room
of the Sheraton-Cadillac.
Hosts and hostesses at the
party were Mark ,Sclu;nidt, gen-
eral manager,-and Mrs. Schmidt,
and William Stodghill, resident
manager, and Mrs. Stodghill.
- The 1200-room Sheraton-Cad-
illac was built in 1924 and was
Book-Cadillac un-
known as
til 1951 When
when it was bought by
the Sheraton Corp.
Hors d'ouevres tables, which
included specialties*of the hotel,
were supervised by Herman
Schwartz, catering manager,
who is responsible for parties,
weddings and banquets held on
the Sheraton-Cadillac's two ball-
room floors.
The Sheraton chain was
founded in 1934 by three BostOn
men, Ernest and George Hen-
derson and Robert Moore.

Speeding on U.S. streets and
highways injured 702,560 men,
women and children.

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Stamp collectors interested in
the stamps of Israel and Pales-
tine have two fine organizations
to which they can belong, The
Israel-Palestine Philatelic Soci-
ety of America and the Society
of Israel Philatelists, both
active groups. For information
about these societies, readers
are invited to write to The Jew-
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ish News.
During the little over 100
years that "Eretz Yisrael" has
been under Turkish, British and
Israeli rule, the. stamps of many
countries have been used in this
small land. In the 1850s Austria
operated her own post office
and postal service from Jerus-
alem. Other countries which
also followed this practice (with
Ottoman - Turkish permission)
were Russia, Germany, France,
England and Great Britain.
With the British invasion of
Palestine in 1914 and the subse-
quent establishment of the
British Mandate, regular Pales-
tinian stamps under British su-
pervision were issued. Since
1948, the stamps of the State
of Israel have been used within
the Israeli postal system.
The following items were ad-
vertised in a recent issue of a;
leading stamp journal: "Jewish
War Prisoners in Indian Intern-
ment Camps, 1942-1945, Group
of 5 different censored covers
(i.e., postally used envelopes)
addressed to the Jewish Relief
Association, Bombay, India."
The price for these unusual, if
not rare, covers was given as
$25.

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Free lectures on Israel, the
United Nations and American
history are now being given to
community groups by Henry B.
Stern, writer of the "Jewish
News Stamp Collector" column.
The lectures arp on the fol-
lowing topics: "History of Israel
as Seen on its Postage Stamps,"
"The Story of United Nations
Stamps," "American History on
Stamps—Columbus to the Atom
Bomb" and "Stamp Collecting,
A Family Hobby."
These talks are provided as
a community service by Minkus
Publications, Inc., of New York,
producers of a line of stamp al-
bums, catalogues and acces-
sories for collectors.
For further information, Stern
may be contacted at his home,
18681 MacArthur, KE. 7-3336.

Turkey Starts Egypt
'Get Tough' Drive

ISTANBUL, (JTA)
T h e
Turkish government embarked
on a"get tough with Egypt"
campaign while three promi-
nent Turkish newspapermen,
just back from Israel, started a
series of articles in their news-
papers praising what they saw
in the Jewish State,
The campaign against Egypt
was launched with a broadcast
over the government-controlled
Ankara Radio charging Egypt
with creating discord in the
Middle East and with serving
Communist ends. "The Egyp-
tian leaders are behaving like
the last adherents of an impe-
rialism which is going out of
fashion," the Turkish broadcast
said.
The three Turkish journalists,
in their articles on Israel, are
unanimous in their -opinion that
Israel wants peace, is friendly
toward Turkey and is a positive
factor for progress in the Mid-
dle East.
The newspapermen — Falih
Rifki Atay of Dunya, Burhan
Felek of Cumhuriyet, and Mi-
that Perin of the Istanbul Ex-
press — compared Israel with
Turkey and suggested that this
country could learn many things
from Israel. Mr. Atay suggested
a student exchange with Israel
rather than with the United
States or European countries.

Applications Deadline

NEW YORK, (JTA) -- The tivities for which funds are re-
deadline date for the filing of quested.
applications to the Conference
on Jewish Material Claims
DES
Against Germany by organiza-
tions, institutions and commu-
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DREAM ISLAND of
funds for the year 1957 is June
the LAURENTIANS
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30, 1956, the Conference an-
Monts, P. Q., Canada
nounced here. This is a change
Paradise for Honey-
mooners. MC -- En-
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• Social and Athletic
Facilities • Cocktail
Applications should be sub-
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mitted in ten copies to the Con-
• Free Golf • Dietary
Laws. Write for fold-
ference and should contain a
er.
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