`meace'
n
Varon Tells Bond Women of Egyptian-Nasser European
Welfare Organiza-

"The Suez problem has grown
greatly over the past four or
five years, and this problem is
not merely one , of rising Arab
nationalism. It is no satisfaction
to Israel, however, to go to
Washington, London and Paris
and say, 'We told you so.' "
Speaking was Max Varon,

Consul of the State of Israel
who came here from his New
York office on Wednesday to
address a luncheon of the
Women's Division, State of
Israel Bonds, at Rainbow Ter-
race.
Varon told his audience of
nearly 200 women bond pur-

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Beth Aaron Sisterhood Workers
Turn Bond Pledges into Cash Funds

AJ Congress Urges

N'Positive Leadership'

chasers that it has been only a
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
year since the world has begun tion), Charles Vikser, Charles
to take notice of Egyption Weiner, William Zimmerman, Presidential candidates of both
Premier Nasser—the date • being Max Hayman, Benjamin Brod- parties were urged by the Amer-
significant since that was when man, Harry Kraft and Henry ican Jewish Congress to provide
the cottpn for arms deal was Keywell,
Mrs. Perry Goldman, CHEN "affirmative leadership" - in the
signed.
"Nasser is a menace to the chairman, awarded charms public school desegregation ef-
world," Varon said, but more (each for the sale or purchase fort by "asserting and reassert-
than ,that to Israel, he is our of $2,500 in bonds) and named ing their support of the Supreme
neighbor." He referred here to Mrs. Albert Potiker and Mrs. Court decision, their intention
Egypt's_ strategic closeness to Julius Ring as tv.ip new Detroit to bring about prompt compli-
women to be added to the ance with its terms and their .
the Jewish state.
Commenting on the growth ranks of the advanced CHEN repudiation and condemnation
of Israel's armed forces in the guard (completion of all 12 of -all efforts to nullify the de-
past eight to 10 months, Varon charms for the CHEN bracelet cision and oppress those who
said that while the sale of 48 showing the sale of $30,000 in assert their constitutional
jet planes to Israel (two dozen bonds).
rights."
Other participants in the pro-
each from France and Canada)
The call to Republican and
gram
were
Mesdames
Philip
had alleviated the concern of
Democratic leaders was issued
Cutler,
the
day's
chairman;
Defense Minister Ben-Gurion,
in the form of a resolution
it had created sleepless nights Nathan Glenner, Lillian .Wit- adopted by the members of the
tenberg, Morris Stein, Charles American Jewish Congress
for the Finance Ministry.
Each plane sells for .$350,000, Makie, Abe Rosenberg and executive committee, at an all-
and with spare parts and man- Louis Redstone.
day meeting held here.
power the cost is increased to
Malben
to
Add
Increased
$700,000 per plane, or a stag-
Bering $33,600,000 for the 48 Facilities to Care for Aged
Highlight of a two-day coun-
planes. He said that these are
vital dollars which might well trywide conference on the prob-
BUSINESS AND
be channeled into constructive lems of Israel's aged, sponsored
PROFESSIONAL MEN
projects were the tension to by Malben, the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee welfare pro-
Select and Distinctive Gifts now
ease. _
arriving for your Holiday giving.
Miss Israel of 1956, Sarah gram in the Jewish state, was a
decision
to
found
the
Israel
Salesmen will call at your office
Tal, who has been touring the
Gerontological
Society
to
pro-
at your convenience.
country for the bond drive, was
vide
additional
facilities
and
We Will Wrap Your Gifts
presented a birthday scroll by
Mrs. Charles Milan, chairman services for the aged men and
CALL: TO 8-6618
of the Women's Division. She women of the country. The con-
MO-MAR
ference
was
held
at
Malben's
will take the scroll back to
DISTRIBUTING CO.
Israel for Premier Ben-Gurion Frieda Schiff Warburg Home
in honor of his 70th birthday. for the Aged, in Nathanya.
Earlier, Mrs. Milan and Varon
joined to cut a special birthday
TAIL
cake in celebrating the Pre-
ER
OTHR
CLOTH
mier's birthday.
MATZ CUST
Announcement was made by
UN. 4-7682
Mrs. Milan of the sale since the
7639 W. McNICHOLS
start of the fall campaign of
$151,750 in Israel Bonds, after
which Mrs. Philip Helfman
pinned the following national
There's style news aplenty for men
sponsors - (purchasers of $1,000
in our newly arrived
bonds):
3 BUTTON - NATURAL
Mesdames Edwin Benson,
SHOULDER SUITS;
Samuel Bonin, Herman Brodsky,
TOPCOATS - OVERCOATS
INorman Cattier, Sol B. Edel-
man, Arnold Frank, Philip
. JACKETS and SLACKS
Kanat, Jay Kogan, Albert
IMPORTED FROM GREAT BRITAIN
Posen, Sarah Riseman, . Julius
Including Forstman and 100% all-wool Cash-
Rottenberg, Jack Seder- (repre-
mere Fabrics. In Regulars, Shorts and Longs
senting the Jewish Women's
in all Sizes.

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ATTENTION

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BEN

NEW for FALL and WINTER

Pictured at the home of Mrs. Ben Freeman, where they
met to be assigned pledges made during the highly successful
Israel Bond Appeal at Beth Aaron Synagogue, are these mem-
bers of the congregation's Sisterhood, left to right: Mesdames
BELLE KAWNSKY, BERTHA STEARN, EMMA ADELSON,
MAMIE FREEMAN and FAY HALEM. Not shown is Mrs. Ida
Last. The women obtained nearly 100 percent of their goal by
this Wednesday, the date of the Women's Bond Division fall
luncheon.

OVER 500 GARMENTS TO CHOOSE FROM!

Jewish Maestro to Conduct
New York City Opera Here

Erich Leinsdorf, Jewish gen-
eral director of the New York
City Opera CoMpany, will con-
\ duct the company's perform-
ances Nov. 7-14 in Detroit.
Leinsdorf, newly appointed op-
era maestro, is also conductor
of the Rochester Philharmonic
Orchestra.
Born 1912 in Vienna, he first
studied piano, cello, composi-
tion, and theory at the State
Academy there. At 22,-.- he as-
sisted Bruno Walter, conducting
in Salzburg. He later became
chief assistant to Toscanini in
preparation of operas for the
Salzburg • festivals of 1935, 37
and 38.
Endorsed by Toscanini, he was
engaged, sight unseen, by the
Metropolitan Opera Association
in 1937. Aged 26, he conducted
ten performances of "Walkure,"
establishing himself as one of
the leading U. S. conductors.
After the death of Artur Bodan-
sky, in 1939 he became principal

conductor of German opera for
the Met. Demanded by the
Cleveland Orchestra, he joined
that organization in 1043. But
with only half a season finished,
he was requested to conduct for
the U. S. Army, into which he
was then inducted. ' •
Medically discharged in 1944,
he resumed activities with the
Opera and Symphony. A few
years later, he was one of the
first U.S. residents to conduct
in war-torn Europe, still con-
tinuing several months work
each year in Europe and Israel.
Last winter he completed 20
concerts as guest conductor of
the Israel Philharmonic Orches ,
tra.
In E4rope he has conducted
the London Philharmonic, the
Royal Philharmonic, the Can-
certgebouw in Amsterdam, and
the Vienna Opera and Philhar-
monic, among others.
Some of his American - guest
appearances have been with the

Frank Drama Shocks
Germans into Silence

BERLIN, (JTA) — The horri-
fying truth of Nazi World Wat
II atrocities against Jews
shocked German audiences to
silence last week, during the
performance of "The Diary of
Anne Frank,".. hit Broadway
play, based on the true diary of
a young Jewish girl murdered
in a German concentration
camp. The drama opened simul-
taneously in six West German
and one East German cities,
three of whose audiences re-
acted with silence, snuffing out
all aplause. In four Others, a

long period of silence was fol-
lowed by an ovation for the
German actors.
Three German newspapers,
"Der Kurier," "Die Welt" and
"Nacht-Depesche" indiCated that
the foundation of the play was
completely factual. The audience
reaction is significant in the
light of the disbelief and de-
rision with which movies of ac-
tual concentration camps had
been received just after the war
and the negligible sale of the
German edition of the Frank
book, plus its rebuffed intro-
duction in the German schools.

We are also showing .. .
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Fifth Avenue Clothes at Moderate Prices

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THE VOLUNTEERS FOR

ERICH LEINSDORF

San Francisco Opera Associa-
tion, the Robin Hood Dell Or-
chestra, in Philadelphia, and the
Hollywood.Bowl.
The imposing list of his rec-
ordings include Beethoven's
third and seventh symphonies.
Mozart's thirty-fifth, fortieth,
and forty-first, Brahm's first,
Sibelius' fifth, 'and Deb`ussy's
"Pelleas."
Leinsdorf has been married
for 17 years to the former Ann
Frohnknecht, with whom he has
five children. He resides in sub-
urban New York.
The schedule of New York
Opera performances here is as
"Rigoletto," Nov. 7;
"Mignon," Nov. 9; "Carmen,"
matinee of Nov. 10; "La iia-
heme," evening of Nov. 10; "The
Tempest," matinee of Nov. 11;
"La Traviata," evening of Nov.
11; "Il Travatore," Nov. 12;
"Orpheus in the Underworld,"
Nov. 13; "Die Fledermaus,"
Nov. 14.

Elect Surgeon to Society

PHILADELPHIA, (JTA)—Dr.
Moses Behrend, consultant on
surgery at the. Albert Einstein
Medical Center here, has been
named an Honorary Fellow of
the International College of Sur-
geons.

STEVENSON -KEFAUVER

Invite You to Meet

The Hon. Abraham Ribicoff

.

Governor of Connecticut

At a Luncheon Wednesday, Oct. '17, at 12:30
P.M. In the Main Ballroom of the Veterans,
Memorial Bldg., 151 West Jefferson

Hear Governor Ribicoff Discuss the Suez Question
And Other Explosive _Issues of the Day

I would like to attend the VOLUNTEERS

FOR STEVENSON - KEFAUVER luncheon

for Governor Ribicoff. Enclosed is my

check (at $3.50 per person) for

reservations.

NAME

ADDRESS

Volunteers For Stevenson-Kefauver

2602 David Stott Bldg.

WO 1-6110