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The Suburban Community

Mayor to Get Up His Irish
Wf or Opening of AJ Campaign,

By the Oak-Woodser
Rarely has a visit to this com-
munity stirred up as much en-
thusiasm and interest as the
coming of Dublin's Jewish Lord
Mayor, Robert Briscoe.
Last Sunday, when the Jews
were celebrating Purim and the
Irish observed St. Patrick's Day,
the name of Mayor Briscoe crept
into many suburban conversa-
tions.
Chief among the observations
seemed to be that Mayor Bris-
coe's tour of 20 American cities
was leaving in its wake a wave
of good feeling.
Mayor Briscoe will be in
Detroit to open the Allied
Jewish Campaign in our com-
munity this Thursday evening,
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. His
message is certain to be in-
spiring because of his - long
interest in and work for the
Jewish state.
Never before, since Israel's
creation nine years ago, has the
need for help been so great, and
never before has that need been
so. obvious.
Embattled and surrounded by
vengeful neighbors, our Israeli
brethren still do not have peace
o f mind about their security .
They face constant danger from
attack, even after waging a
successful campaign to wipe out
enemy installations, and their
economy is still threatened by
question marks which hang over
Suez and Aqaba.
Still, faced by many dangers
and threatened by economic
strangulation, as it has been
for nine years, Israel • is plan-
ning to open its doors this year
to 100,000 refugees—exiles with
only a - few personal possessions
and no. wealth to contribute to
the country—from Egypt,. Po-

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land, Hungary and other lands
where their safety is doubtful.
Here is the answer to the
question as to why Israel
exists. Not only is it historic
justice and religious fulfill-
ment, Israel's existence is
prediCated on the humanitar-
ian principle that all Jews .
here are welcome.
It is for this major reason—
the ingathering of the exiles—
that Israel must succeed. Every
Jew must have the opportunity
to go to a land where he is not
only wanted, but needed. Every
Jew must know that if he is
wanted in no other country, he
is desired in Israel.

Smorgasbord Dinner
to Highlight Fund Drive

SOC School Daze

Leonard Lyons, noted colum-
fist, describing his visit in the I
Middle -East, had this to say
about the restrictions on Ameri-
can • Jews in Arab countries: I

By
DAVID
MARCUS

South
Oakland
County

Among the first clubs to be-
come a part of the 10 Mile Road
Branch of the Jewish Center,
were the Debettes. Originally
started at the Esther Berman
branch of the center 1 years
ago, the group met at various
members' houses until the new
Center was opened.
So far, the club's activities
have included raising money for
CARE packages, and packing a
basket of food: clothing and
games for a needy family.
On the social side. they have
staged three partits for their
members and are in the process
of planning a fourth. The group
is sponsored by Wayne State
University student Sandra Peto-
sky.
Officers of the club are Char-
! lotte WeiSs, president; Sheila
Wolf, vice-president; Bonny
Benette, secretary; Gloria Jerris,
treasurer; and Car o l Meyer,
Council delegate.

"I'm not per-
mitted to step
foot in Arab
territory, de-
spite my Amer-
ican passport.
John Foster
Dulles has per-
mitted the Arab
nations to clas-
sif y American
. Lyons
citizens into
First Grade and Second Grade.
"I'm not an expert on the
Middle East tinder box, but I do
know that what our Constitution
has to say
_ about equality of
American citizens is not con-
ceded by the State Dept. be-
yond our borders. You'd think
I was trying to join the New
York Athletic Club, or some-
thing. I suppose it's my duty to
go along with it, since these
Arab nations are our chosen al-

A smorgasbord dinner will be
the highlight of a rally planned
by Cong. Beth Shalom at 8 p.m.,
Sunday, in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Kanet, 16214 River-
side, Birmingham.
Admission will be by contri-
bution to the fund-raising di-
rectory being planned by the
congregation. A social" evening,
including dancing, is being ar-
ranged.
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Kanet
will be Mesdames Joseph
Cohen, Louis Lawson, Joseph
Isaacs, Jacob Benjamin, Nathan
Polasky, Beryl Walters, Harry
Grenadier, Morris Coleman, Ir-
The Navy this week repudi-
vin Dubin, Leon Firestone and
ated flagrantly anti - Semitic
Fred Rapaport.
For information or reserva- statements made by Rear Ad-
tions, call Mrs. Seymour Tar- miral J o -h n G. Crommelin
(ret.), whose comments, Secre-
noff, LI. 6-2155.
tary of the Navy Charles S.
Thomas told the Anti-Defama-
Meyer Levin Speaks at
tion League of Bnai Brith,
Services in Ann Arbor
"most emphatically do not rep-
Meyer Levin, noted author, resent the views of the Navy." I
will be the guest speaker at the
Adm. Crommelin declared . in I
Friday evening Sabbath service
at the Beth Israel Community a speech before the Pensacola, I
Center, Ann Arbor, tonight. Fla., Daughters of the Ameri-1
The service will begin at 8 p.m. can Revolution that "a hidden
Mr. Levin will speak in the force of Zionist individuals are
social hall following 'the serv- threatening the United States," I
ice. His topic will be "Ameri- which he proposed to overcome
can Jewish Novels and Novel- with Christian principles "in a
ists of the 20th century." Re- bloodless way if possible."
Crommelin was also reported
freshments will be served.
quoting from a speech which
he attributed to George Wash-
Beth Shalom Sisterhood
ington, that "the Jews work
Schedules Rummage Sale
more effectively against us than
The Sisterhood of Cong. Beth does the enemy."
Shalom will begin a rummage
Crommelin gained national
sale this Monday, continuing prominence in 1950 when Pres- I
the sale through April 5. All ident Truman placed him on
proceeds will go toward the an extended furlough following
synagogue building fund.
an inter-service squabble: Since
Women interested in working his retirement from the Navy,
on the project should contact he has become closely identi-
Mrs. Milton Shopnick; chair- fied with professional. anti-
man, LI. 6-1702. Those having Semites.
extra used clothing or house-
hold items may call Mrs. Mar-
`Where Judaism Differed'
vin Wain, telephone chairman,
LI.. 3-5175, or Mrs. Harold Is Emanu-El Sermon Topic
Kales, motor corps chairman,
The second in a series of ser-
LI. 6-7684, for pick-up.
mons on "Where Judaism Dif-
fered will be delivered by
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum at
8:15 p.m. services today, at Tem-
ple Emanu-El.
The Bas Mitzvah of Diane
Pierce' will be observed, and an
oneg shabbat will follow serv-
ices in the Esther Katzman so-
cial hall.

Navy Repudiates
Admiral's Speech

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at the home of Mrs. Ferri Baker,
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When - a book re-6ew of "The
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lies, so-called bastions _ of de-
mocracy — plus polygamy and
countenanced slavery. Nations
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Dulles acting as their Bill
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Midwestern Conference of Yeshivah PTAs

Sunday, March 24, at Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah,

Dexter and Sturtevant

10 a.m. Session (at Yeshivah)—"PTA in Action"

Luncheon Session (at Lachar's, 13224 Dexter Blvd.)

"Objectives of _Yeshivah Education"

Rabbi N. W. Dessler, Principal, Cleveland Hebrew Academy

2 p.m. Session (at Yeshivah)—

"Hebrew Day School Education and Everyday Living"

Public Meeting (8 p.m. at Mogen Abraham Synagogue)

"What is the Day School"

Dr. Joseph Kaminetsky, National Director of Torah Umesorah

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master councilor of the chapter.
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Fountain Ballroom of Masonic
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