.In his first act since assum-
ing chairmanship of the Israel
Bonds High Holy Day Religious
Council, Phillip Stolh -nan issued
an appeal to community leaders
to attend the first planning ses-
president of the Baltimore
Board of Jewish Education.
Irwin I. Cohn, 1956 Israel
Bond chairman in Detroit,
joined with Stollman in urging
members of the community to
back the Holy Day appeal.
He called attention to the fact
that "Security Month for Is-
rael" is drawing to a close and
the early dates of the High Holy
Days in urging immediate sup-
port for the Bond efforts.
Arab Propaganda Office
Banned in Switzerland
ADOLF L. HAMBURGER
sion for the coming campaign at
8 p.m., - Monday, in the Labor
Zionist Institute, 19161 Schaefer.
Baltimore investment coun-
selor, Adolf L. Hamburger, 1956
national Holy Day chairman for
Israel Bonds, will address the
local council. This will be his
initial appearance as chairman.
Prior to his present appoint-
ment, Hamburger served for
four years as chairman of the
Baltimore High Holy Day Syna-
gogue Appeals. Under his lead-
ership Baltimore led the coun-
try in results achieved through
these appeals.
Born and educated in Balti-
more, Hamburger graduated
from John Hopkins University
and the Harvard school of busi-
ness. He has been active in
Zionist affairs since collegiate
Zionist days.
He has visited Israel several
times, and has traveled exten-
sively thrciughout the world.
For some time, he has been a
consultant to the Bond organi-
zation.
Hamburger is vice-chairman
of the Combined Associated
Jewish Charities Campaign and
Welfare Fund, and is a past
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GENEVA, (JTA)—The Swiss
government has refused to per-
mit the establishment of an
Arab propaganda office here.
Arab diplomats in this city have
taken no pains to conceal their
indignation at the turn of
events.
The request for permission to
open an "information office"
coincided with the creation of
a permanent Egyptian delega-
tion at the European headquar-
ters of the United Nations.
Since then the comings and
goings of various Arab notables
has fairly clearly indicated the
nature of their activities.
Some time back, the Swiss au-
thorities refused to, permit the
holding of a meeting of repre-
sentatives of Western European
Jewish communities to pledge
their support to Israel.
Dropsie College Presents
Torah to Philadelphia Library
PHILADELPHIA, ( J T A ) —
The Free Library of Philadel-
phia has been presented with a
Torah as the gift of Dropsie
College here. The presentation
was made by Dropsie's presi-
dent, Dr. Abraham A. Neuman,
to library director Emerson
Greenaway.
The Torah will remain on
display in the library's educa-
tion, philosophy and religion
department until the end of
June, after which it will be-
come a permanent addition to
the rare book department.
Szyk Awards for Synagogue Leaders
Jazz-Mad Beduin
Canadian Parties Feud Over Anti-Semitism
Gives Hump to Hamp MONTREAL, (JTA) — Solon liainent is in opposition to the
BEERSHEBA (JTA)—Lionel
Hampton, known to thousands
of jazz-admiring fans as "The
Hamp," got the strangest gift
of his career this week from a
fan in Israel.
The grateful fan is Sheikh
Suleiman el Huse'il, a Beduin
leader of Shoval, near here,
and the gift was a camel.
The Sheikh and the jazz
king, who is now packing them
in on_ his second tour of this
country, exchanged autographs.
The Sheikh also expressed dis-
appointment that he couldn't
meet the whole band, but
Hampton explained that they'd
gone directly to Beersheba for
two performances because they
were tired.
Then Sheikh Suleiman
bought out a whole row of
tickets for himself and his
friends so they'd be sure to
hear the band. And it wasn't
easy, because the two Beer-
sheba concerts were strictly
standing room only affairs.
Supreme Court Upholds
City Land Sale to Home
BOSTON (JTA) — The Su-
preme Court has affirmed a de-
cision based on the legislative
act giving the Park Depart-
ment of the City of Boston the
right to sell a portion of land
in West Roxbury to the He-
brew Home for the Aged here.
The proposed sale of city land
to a private institution had
been the subject of litigation
for some time.
A new building for the home
to house the aged and infirm of
the Jewish community here
will be erected on the newly-
acquired land. The home's pres-
ent structure had long been
described as inadequate for the
many who sought admission.
Israel, Yugoslavia Sign
$11,000,000 Trade Pact
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Israel
and Yugoslavia have signed an
$11,000,000 trade agreement, the
fourth since the establishment
of the Jewish State.
The pact provides for a bar-
ter arrangement in which
Yugoslavia will exchange $5,-
500,000 worth of timber, metals,
chemicals and agricultural
products for similarly valued
Israeli citrus products, tires,
textiles and pharmaceuticals.
Last year's pact provided for
an exchange of only $7,000,000
worth of goods.
Low, national leader of the So- Liberal Party headed by Prime
cial Credit Party, has hit out Minister Louis St. Laurent.
sharply at the leadership of the
same party in Quebec which, he
charged, has by its continuous
anti-Semitism and Jew-baiting
embarrassed the national party.
This charge has been denied
by Louis Even, head of the
Quebec section of the Social
Credit movement. Even, whose
fortnightly publication has seri-
alized the notorious forgery
—Simply by saving our
"The Protocols of the Elders of
customers the most money
Zion," insists that Low himself
MERE Ofrtitsi
is responsible for reports of an-
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ti-Semitism by the Quebec sec-
tion of the party, which in
Quebec is known as the Union
of Electors.
The exchange between Low
and Even has been set off by
the Quebec party's alliance with
the Liberal Party in Quebec
against the administration of.
Premier Duplessis.
This has been a source of
embarrassment to the national
party whibh in the Ottawa Par
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dah, designed and illustrated by the late Arthur Szyk, and
published in Israel will be awarded to synagogues achieving a
high level of activity in behalf of State of Israel Bonds at the
High Holiday services ushering in the year 5717. The illustra-
tion above is one of many outstanding examples of Szyk's
talent which make this a masterpiece comparable with the
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5—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, ,Tune 22, 1956
Baltimore Leader to Address
Israel Bond Planning Session