Ben Harold was elected presi-
dent and Dr. Israel Wiener
chairman of the 15oard of direc-
tors of the Jewish National
Fund Council of Detroit, at
the annual JNF meeting, June
20, at the Beth Abraham Syna-
gogue.
Mr. Harold, former chairman
of the Farband City Committee,
formerly was chairman of the
JNF board here. Dr. Wiener,

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by Isidore Epstein, assistant
executive director of the JNF
of America. A report on local
accomplishments was submitted
by Percy Kaplan, JNF execu-
tive director. Irving Schlussel,
retiring president, presided.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of
JNF presented another check
for $10,000 to Mr. Epstein.
The check represented an-
other payment from the
proceeds of the 25th donor
event held last Januar y,
bringing the total cash
amount given to JNF to $50,-
000. Mrs. William H o r des
gave the check on behalf of
Mrs. Sidney Ravin, president
Preceding the State of Israel
of the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Michael Michlin, leader Bonds Women's Division "Sabra
of Pioneer Women, who has just Look" Fashion Show last Tues-
returned from Israel as a dele- day, Mrs. Morris Raskin enter-
gate to the 24th World Zionist tained at a "welcome home"
Ben Harold
Dr. Wiener.
Congress, gave her impressions brunch for Mrs. Michael Mioh-
lin, who, as a delegate to the
president of Congregation Aha- of the Congress and of the situa- World Zionist Congress, recent-
tion
in
Israel.
vas Achim, is a former JNF
ly returned from Israel. Over
Council president.
20 women heard Mrs. Miehlin's
Mrs.
Myerson,
Eban
Other JNF Council officers
report • OR economic progress
were elected as follows:
Report to Knesset
made as a result of Bond invest-
Vice-presidents, Mrs. Samuel
ments and bought $11,000 in
on
Foreign
Issues
Croll, William Hordes, Morris
Bonds. Pictured are, seated,
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
Lieberman, Mr$. Michael Mich-
left to right: Mesdames MICH-
to The Jewish News)
lin, Mrs. Sidney Ravin, David
JERUSALEM — The parlia- AEL MICHLIN and MORRIS
Silver and Phillip Stollman;
mentary security and foreign RASKIN; standing, Mesdames
chairman of the executive com- affairs committee- heard reports CHARLES MIL A N, Women's
mittee, Irving W. Schulussel;
Tuesday on the foreign situa- Division chairman, and IRVING
treasurer, Maurice Baker; fi-
tion, from Foreign Minister TURNER, president, Pioneer
nanoial secretary, Morris Lach-
Golda Myerson, and on Israel- Women's Council.
over; recording secretary, Miss
American relations from Am-
Rose Chesluk.
To Construct Synagogue
The following were elected bassador Alba Than.
Later, Herut Deputy Mena- As Nazi Compensation
members of the board:
hem Beigin criticized Premier
BONN, (JTA) — The Jewish
Rabbi Emanuel Applebatim, Mau-
rice Baker, Rose Chesluk, Rabbi David Ben Gurion for having community of Bonn plans to
Jacob M. Chinitz, Harry E. Citrin, stated in the Knesset last week
build a one-story synagogue and
Mrs. Samuel Croll, Hy Crystal, Mrs.
Philip J. Cutler, Mrs. Louis David- that the General Zionist Dep- community center on an estate
son, Paul Deutschberger, Morris uty, speaking in this commit-
which it owns next to the West
Dorn, James I. Ellmann, I. M. Fax-
stein, Mrs. I. M. Faxstein, Mrs. Max tee, had advocated preventive German Foreign Ministry.
Frank, Mrs. Aaron Friedman, Mrs. war against Jordan.
The estate was given to it by
H. Goldoftas, Lawrence Gubow, Rab-
Noting that the committee the North Rhine-Westphalian
bi Israel I. Halpern, Ben Harold,
members
were
enjoined
to
se-
Rabbi A. M. Hershman. William
Hordes, Ruben H. Isaacs, Boris Joffe, crecy, Mr. Beigin said that if state government, which will al-
so play construction costs, in
Mrs. I. Kardener, Leon Kay, Richard
Premier Ben - Gurion could compensation for two syna-
B. Kramer.
Morris Lachover, Mrs. M o r r is "leak" information about com-
gogues in Bonn destroyed by
Lachover, Benjamin M. Laikin, Phil-
more.A. Leemon, Mrs. William Levin, mittee matters, no other mem- the Nazis in 1938.
Morris Lieberman, Nathan Linden, bers could be held to secrecy.
The community, which in-
Morris Malin, Milton S. Marwil, Al-
Meir Argov, Mapai chairman cludes Jewish residents of Bonn
fred May, Michael Michlin, Mrs.
Michael Michlin, Jacob Nosanchuk, of the committee, agreed-and it ,
and several nearby towns, num-
Abraham Nusbaum, Mrs. Harry Port-
noy, Mrs. Albert Prag, Mrs. Sidney was decided to call on Mr. Ben- bers 120 members. The syna-
Ravin, Mrs. Julius Ring, Aaron Ros- Gurion as Defense Minister to gogue will have a seating cap-
enberg, Harry Rosenthal, Mrs. Abra- explain his conduct at the
ham Scheuer, Irving W. Schlussel,
acity of 90, plus community of-
Harry Schumer, Sidney M. Shevitz, Knesset session next week.
fices and one classroom. There
David Silver, Philip Slomovitz, Mrs.
Mrs. Myerson received the are only five children of school
Philip Slomovitz, Isadore Sotnick,
Max Stollman, Mrs. Max Stollman, Ministers of Netherlands and age in the community.
Phillip Stollman, Daniel Temchin, Argentina Tuesday. Each min-
Zvi Tomkiewicz, Seymour Temchin,
Dr. Israel Wiener, Boris Wise, Harry ister was accorded an hour-
Expect U.S. Bond Sales
Yudkoff.
long interview.
An address, outlining the
to Exceed $50,000,000
present status and needs of the ORT Seeks to Maintain
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
Jewish National Fund, was de- Character of African Schools
TUNIS, (JTA) — The over- Israel Bond drive in the United
livered at the annual meeting
whelming concern of the ORT States is 38 percent ahead of
committees in Tunisia and Mo- last year at this time, Abraham
rocco is the maintenance of the Feinberg, head of the Israel
Jewish character of the ORT Bond Organization, told Premier
vocational training schools in Ben-Gurion here.
Feinberg, who conferred with
those countries, Prof. William
Haber, president of the central the Premier, Finance Minister
committee of the World ORT Levi Eshkol and Foreign Minis-
Union, told the JTA here upon ter Golda Myerson, predicted
the completion of a tour of ORT bond sales would hit $50,000,000
in 1956.
installations in North Africa.

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is as grave a threat , today as
It has been for the past many
months."
It also called on the Prime
Minister to speak out at the
Commonwealth Conference of
Prime Ministers being held later
this month in London, "in favor
of a sympathetic Common-
wealth view of Israeli's vulner-
ability and danger."

MONTREAL, (JTA)—A mem-
orandum expressing the deep
concern of the Canadian Jew-
ish community over the contin-
uing gravity of the Middle East
situation, particularly as it af-
fects the security of Israel; and
asking the Canadian govern-
ment for "an immediate and fa-
vorable decision" to sell jet
planes to Israel, was submitted
to Prime Minister Louis St.
Laurent over the signatures of
Samuel Bronfman, president of
the Canadian Jewish Congress,
and Michael Garber, chairman
of the United Zionist Council of
Canada.
The memorandum stressed
that "the threat to Israel's safety
and the desire of her Arab
neighbors to exterminate Israel

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