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A group of Detroit students sailed June 23 aboard the
Queen Elizabeth for a 10-week tour of Europe, which includes
stopovers in eight countries. The tour was personally arranged
by Bee Kalt of the Elliott Travel Service, which is accepting
similar bookings for tours in 1957 and 58. Pictured, left to
right, are, seated: ELAINE MADORSKY and BARBARA
PARISER; first row, MARILYN LEVINE, LEE ROTHBERG,
MIRIAM AARON, JANICE MANNING and MARION HONIG-
MAN; and standing, RONALD SLOAN, HAROLD KALT,
CAROL SCHWARTZMAN, PAUL LICHTER and MITCHELL
SIMMER.

New Book Depicts Ike's Warning
Against 'Politics' in Israel Issue

WASHINGTON (JTA) — In
an obvious reference to Israel,
President Eisenhower warned
his Cabinet against "playing

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politics" with U.S. foreign
policy at a cabinet meeting on
Nov. 12, 1953, it was revealed
in the publication of "Eisen-
hower—The Inside Story," an
authoritative book drawn from
minutes of cabinet meetings.
The book, by New York
Herald Tribune reporter Robert
J. Donovan, depicted the Presi-
dent as accusing the Truman_
administration of using foreign
policy "for domestic political
advantage."
A description of the cabinet
meeting was given as follows:
"Dulles gave review of Eric
A. Johnston's mission to the
Near East to pacify the Arabs
and Israelis and, as a step in
that direction to promote a
project similar to the Tennessee
Valley Authority on the Jordan
River for the benefit of both
sides.
"After Dulles had spoken, the
President said that since foreign
policy so often involves domes-
tic policy as well, he was eager
to have the cabinet talk about
it.
"The best ?policy at home, he
(the President) said, was to do
the right thing abroad even
though this might temporarily
alienate extremists in the United
States. He cautioned the Cab-
inet against 'playing politics'
with foreign affairs.
"Obviously referring to Is-_
rael, which Dulles had just
mentioned, the President said
he had been told of one case
in which the Truman Adminis-
tration had used foreign policy
for domestic political advan-
tage."

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spring to be exact, but ROsen-
wald Post of American Legion
already is making plans to
celebrate its 25th Anniversary
. . . The only all-Jewish Amer-
ican Legion Post in Michigan,
Rosenwald group has two
things in mind for its silver
jubilee . . . to make it a com-
munity affair and add to its
Welfare Veterans Fund through
a program connecting it to the
anniversary.

Report Recruiting of Druze Youth
`Above Expectations' in Israel

JERUSALEM ( J TA ) — The
recruiting of Druze youths into
the Israel Army has succeeded
beyond expectations, it was re-
ported in the Jerusalem Post.
The response was so great,
according to an article by
Gideon Weigert, that it caused
the army financial and man-
power problems before all the
Druze recruits could- be ab-
sorbed into the minority unit.
The article said that it was
believed that the Israel Supreme
Court's rejection of an appeal
by two Druze conscripts had
convinces. the Druze corn-.
munity that the Israel govern-
ment intended to enforce
con-
-
scription.
At. the same time, the report

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IN SOUTH-HAVEN at Fidel-
man's Resort, Detroiter Lois
Gordon, now Mrs. R9bert Mil-
ler of New York, and her hus-
band are part of the entertain-
ment . . . Lois has done radio
and television work in New
York and Bob has been work-
ing night clubs in the big city.

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A "TRIPLE ANNIVERSARY"
was celebrated on the same
night even though it involved
three different couples . . . It
was the 10th wedding anniver-
sary of twin sisters, Mrs. Har-
old Goldberg (Yvonne Silver-
man) and Mrs. Robert Gott-
lieb (Thelma Silverman) . .
plus the 28th marital anniver-
sary of their brother, Dr. M.
M. Silverman.

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LITTLE L O R N A BELVIN
was having lunch at a friend's
houSe and she was puzzled as
she saw the family ,bow their
heads to say grace . . . "What
are you doing?" she inquired
. . . "Why, we're giving thanks
ftr our daily bread, Lorna,"
she was informed. "Don't you
do that at home?" . . . "No,"
said Lorna. "We pay for our
bread."
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MORRIS HEDRICH, shamo's1
at the Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue, took off for a three-
week vacation at Grossingers
. . . with an able assistant on
hand to take his place
Every morning at 7:45 and eve-
nings at 8 p.m., another • fa-
miliar loolting gent is on the
spot handing out prayer books
and taleisim, answering ques-
tions and taking the ordinary
arguments usually given with
Morris on duty . . . When the
people ask for the shamos, he
just says, "That's me!" and
goes about the daily business
doing a fine job in his substitute
role . • . Those who never saw
him before or thought he look-
ed familiar have found out who
he is . . . Samuel Hechtman
of Practical Home Builders and
director of the American Sav-
ings Bank.
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE
developed recently for both
store manager and customer
when attractive young . actress
Betsy von Furstenberg strolled
into the Northland branch of
Raimi's Curtains . . . The
casual shopper was greeted by
manager Allen Raimi who en-
tered into an enthusiastic dis-
cussion of - the Broadway thea-
ter today . . . Miss von Furs-
tenberg appears in the North-
land Playhouse production
"The Tender Trap."

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DETROITER KEN
SCHWARTZ is producer at
Northland Playhouse and has
a fine array of talent behind
the ballyhooing of Lou Berman
. . . If opening night is any
indication, Ken and his staff
have very little to worry about
in regards to attendance.

said, authorities had no' honored
their promises to distribute one-
dunam plots and loans to dis-
charged Druze soldiers, nor
had the rehabilitation of local
Druze been carried out effi-
ciently. The Druze community
is now seeking official status
like other religious minorities.
Another volunteer group is
now being organized by the
youth of the Greek Catholic
community.

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