TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
"Atoms for Peace" exhibition
was opened by United States
Ambassador Edward B. Lawson
in the presence of members of
the Israel' Parliament and Is-
raeli scientists.
President Eisenhower, in a
message cabled from Washing-
ton to the opening ceremony,
said. "The Israel government's
impressive display in connection

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with the exhibit indicates the
progress which your- scientists
are making, and I am glad that
parallel progress is being made
in even the more critical field
of human understanding." -
President Itzhak Ben-Zvi of
Israel, who was unable to at-
tend, sent greetings hailing

YEHUDA HELLMAN

Eisenhower's initiative with re-
gard to international cooperation
for directing atomic energy re-
search for peace purposes.

Dr. HENRY J. GOMBERG
will teach "Interaction of Radia-
tion and Matter," one of three
courses in nuclear engineering
offered in Detroit this fall by
the University of Michigan, at
the Detroit Edison Building on
Third Avenue. Dr. Gomberg,
professor of nuclear and electri-
cal engineering and assistant
director of the Michigan Me-
morial-Phoenix Project, is in-
ternationally known for his
work in this field.
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Mrs. ROSE L. HALPRIN, act-
ing chairman of the Jewish
Agency for Palestine, left for
Israel, having been summoned
by members of the Israel Exe-
cutive for discussions of next
year's budget of the Agency.
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board for 24 years and to whom
the Convocation is dedicated.
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MAURICE BERNSTEIN, for-
merly executive director of the
United Jewish Fund, the Jew-
ish Family Service and Jewish
Community Council of Colum-
bus, has joined the staff of the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds as senior
consultant in community or-
ganization.

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ers scheduled to make High American Committee of In-
ALFRED WEIL, of 18650
Holy Day Appeals in Detroit quiry through the • Middle
Griggs, has successfully com-
Coyle Telephone
synagogues will be • Yehuda East, Mr. Hellman was ar-
pleted a two-year training
Hellman and Bartley Crum, rested by the Arabs, who Name 67 Countries
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course of study of the Life
Phillip Stollman, chairman of wanted to prevent his pro- to Receive Nazi Claims Underwriters Training Council,
VE. 7-6701
the High Holy Day Religious Zionist dispatches from reach-
BONN, (JTA)—Nazi victims the Council announced this
Council for State of Israel ing the world, and the inci-
week.
dent made international head- entitled to payments under cur-
Bonds, announced this week.
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rent indemnification legislation
Mr. Crum will speak at the lines.
SIMON
E. SOBELOFF
may submit claims if they are
Judge
Congregation Adas Shalom at
In a special message, Mr. residents of practically any will address the Convocation of
Yizkor, Sept. 27.
Stollman urged that, "as the
As early as 1946, when he High Holy Day Bond sales are country in the world except the the Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America, Sunday, open-
was appointed to membership being conducted throughout the Soviet satellites in Europe and
on the Anglo-American Com- community, the very spirit of Asia, according to a clarifica- ing i t s 70th academic y e a r.
mission of Inquiry on Palestine, the season should enlist our tion just issued by the Federal Judge Sobeloff, a member of
the Seminary's board of over-
Mr. Crum has been an outstand- support for the economic assis- Government.
—She* by web, oar
Under the amendment to the seers, will talk about the late
ing spokesman for the rights of tance which, as American Jews,
Federal Indemnification Law for Louis Marshall, renowned con-
customers the most mow
refugees and for the Zionist we feel we owe Israel."
individual Nazi victims, claims stitutional lawyer who was
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cause. In his book, "Behind the
are accepted only from resi- chairman of the Seminary's
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Silken Curtain," as in his popu-
dents of states maintaining di-
lar radio program, "Inside Is- Israel Consul to Meet
svvematmo•%,,,,
plomatic relations with the Fed-
•
rael," he has consistently cham-
eral Republic. However, Israel
pioned the cause of Israel as a Synagogue Leaders
Vs VAcAtiosi
and Finland have been specific-
vital democratic center in the
Isaac D. Unna, vice consul
NEW—
ally
designated
as
eligible,
in
Middle East.
of Israel in the Midwest, will
MODIFIED AMERICAN PLAN
Mr. Crum has received the be in Detroit this week on be- spite of the two countries' lack
of formal.. diplomatic relations
tOne- World" award "in rec- half of the Israel Bond drive.
with Bonn.
. ognition of his outstanding
He will be the guests of Mr.
In addition, the official Bonn
record of liberalism . . . his and Mrs. Albert Posen, leaders
championship of civil rights in bond appeals of Adas Shalom announcement lists 65. states
and international justice, and Synagogue who have invited a with whom diplomatic relations
exist. These are:
his valiant efforts to perpetu- number of friends to meet with currently
Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia,
ate the American tradition of Unna in their home on Monday Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, See your Travel Agent
Burma, Canada, Ceylon, Chile, Co
crusading journalism."
lumbia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Denmark,
evening.
Mr. Crum maintains law of-
Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt,
The get - to-
Eire, Ethiopia, France, Greece, Great
fices in New York and Tel gether is de-
Britain, Haiti, Iceland, India, Indo-
nesia, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Jor-
Aviv. His regular visits to Eu- signed to as-
dan, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Luxem-
rope, Israel, and the Middle sure success of
bourg, Mexico, Monaco, the Nether-
lands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nor-
East have enriched his back- the Shemini
way, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay,
ground and have made him par- Atzeret Bon 4
Peru, the Philippines, Portugal, Sal-
BUSY MEN WANTED!
vador, Saudi Arabia, South Africa,
ticularly well qualified to de- appeal on
the Soviet Union, Spain, Sudan,
scribe Israel's needs to Ameri- Thursd a y, a t
Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Thailand,
Turkey, Uruguay, U.S.A., the Vati-
can audiences.
can, Venezuela, Yemen and Yugo-
the synagogue,
Also on Sept. 27, Congrega- at which Bart-
slavia.
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tion Beth Aaron will conduct a ley Crum will
Dedicate
Synagogue
for
bond appeal and will have as be the featured
Unna
guest speaker, Yehuda Hellman, speaker. Unna first settled in Ex-DP's Resettled in - Munich
have, during recent years, helped the
noted free-lance foreign corre- Israel with his family in 1936.
MUNICH, (JTA) — A small
Zionist Organization of Detroit obtain
spondent. During the past few He was educated in Haifa, and Orthodox synagogue to serve
funds to support its local activities
years, Mr. Hellman has reported has been active in government the needs of about 30 Jewish
and the vital projects of the ZOA in
major developments in Israel service ever since, first with families transferred from the
and world-wide Jewish news as the ' British Mandatory govern- old Foehrenwald displaced, per-
the United States and Israel. The
an on-the-spot observer and ment and later for Israel.
sons camp to a housing devel-
annual campaign, in the form of a cele-
analyst. He is currently advisor
opment here, was dedicated in
He
served
during
World
War
bration of the Balfour Declaration
the suburb of Passig.
to important American commit-
The families had refused to
tees of the Jewish Agency for II with the British Eighth Army,
anniversary, is now under way.
and saw action as an infantry vacate the camp until they were
Palestine.
Born in Riga, Latvia, in 1920, officer with the Israel Defense promised an Orthodox house of
BUSY MEN
worship and a ritual bath. The
Mr. Hellman was raised and Army in the Galilee.
Transferred in 1953 to the synagogue was built largely
educated in Israel. He studied
at the Hebrew University in Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with German Government funds
are again serving Israel. For the
Jerusalem and received degrees Unna has represented Israel in and a contribution from the
greater need more men are needed
in political science and eco- this country as vice-consul to American Joint Distribution
the
Consulate
General
of
Israel
Committee.
nomics at the American Univer-
in New York and now as vice-
An official of the Bavarian
sity of Beirut.
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Ministry for Labor and Social
Several years ago, while consul in Chicago.
Welfare handed over the keys
to the synagogue to the mem-
find time to serve. We'd like to
•••
bers of the congregation. A
county you among these
dedicatory sermon was deliver-
ed by this city's new chief rabbi,
Dr. Adoniyahu Kraus. There are
BUSY MEN
still about 400 Jewish DP's
left in Foehrenwald because the
Watch your waistline!
City of Frankfurt has not yet
Call Zionist House
carried out its promise to ab-
sorb them.

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Arrest 3 in 1945 Slaying of
5 Released Nazi Victims
VIENNA, (JTA)—The arrest
is disclosed of three former vil-
lage guards, charged with the
murder of five freed concentra-
tion camp inmates in 1945. The
three guards were employed by
the village of Gallneukirchen,
in Upper Austria. According to
the charge, they captured five
men, who had been freed from
the Mathausen camp, when they
halted in the village on their
trek homeward. The five were
seized in a barn, where they
were sleeping, marched to a
nearby garden and shot to death.

BALFOUR CONCERT, NOVEMBER 24

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