Arm, A. C. Lappin, Dr. Bernard
Weston, Sherman Shapiro and j
David Zellman, of Detroit;
Osias Zwerdling, of Ann Arbor;
Louis B. Harrison and Al
Rogers, Bay City; Ben Zion
Gotlib and Dr. .Soil Gaynor,
Flint; Sam. Apple, Benjamin
BauM and Ben Wepman, Grand
Rapids.
Others were Sam Braudo,
Benton Harbor; -Rabbi Herman
Gros sma n, Kalamazoo; Dr.
George Kessler, Lansing; Jacob
Ashendorg, Muskegon; Joseph
Jacobson, Pontiac:. Samuel Adi-
noff, Port Huron; Rabbi Joseph
Katz and Leon Moscowitz,
Saginaw; Jack Moscov, South
Haven; and Jacob Drey, Iron
River.
Israel Invites
Dag for Visit
"Changing Patterns of Com-
munity Life" will be discussed
at 7:30 p.m., Monday, at Park-
man Branch Library, 1766 Oak-
man, by the HIGH SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL CLUB. Dr.
Leonard W. Moss, of Wayne
State University's department
of sociology and anthropology,
will moderate the panel, which
includes Marsha HorWitz and
Rosemary Stone, of Cass Tech-
nical High School.
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*
Among the Wayne State Uni-
versity students to be initiated
into the WSU chapter of Phi
Beta Kappa this Thursday, in
the Kresge Science Library au-
ditorium are SOLOMON BLU-
MENFELD, ALLEN LINDEN,
ALTA SINGER and SYLVAN
ZAFT.
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LOUIS J. GORDON, commu-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — An nal businessman, former news-
A series of anti-Jewish dis-
turbances in various European
cities has met with proteSts, not
alone from the Jewish com-
munities involved, but from
government and Christian lead-
ers.
The latest incident was the
desecration of a Jewish ceme-
tery at Salzgitter, one of a reg-
larly recurring series of dis-
turbances in West Germany.
After 80 headstones were
overturned and a straw figure
daubed with the inscription
"Germany Awake, . Israel Per-
ish," local and federal officials
posted reward offers to aid in
the hunt for vandals.
Condemnations were issued
by the Christian Democratic
Union, Social Democratic Party,
German Trade Union Federa-
tion and Hamburg Society for
Jewish-Christian Cooperation.
Students at Bonn .University, in
telegrams to the Central Jewish
Council in Germany and the
Israel Mission in Cologne ex-
pressed their "horror and dis-
gust" for the actions.
In Rotterdam, the words "mad
Jews" were scribbled on the
walls of the New Synagogue
and on the pavement in front
exchange of letters between paper and magazine writer, on
United Nations Secretary Gen- Monday began a regular news
eral Dag Hammarskjold and telecast over WXYZ, this Mon-
Premier David Ben-Gurion in- day, at 12 midnight. The pro-
cluding a message cabled to gram is heard five days a week.
New York which constituted an Gordon, working without a
invitation, was released by Is- script, will discuss events lo-
raeli officials. The release of the cally, nationally and throughout
message followed two days of the world. During the last
confused reports at UN head- presidential election, Gordon
quarters in New York and here. was featured on a program in-
terpreting election results.
No final word has been re-
* * *
ceived f r o m Hammarskjold
LEO
HUBERMAN,
co-editor
whether he will visit Israel. (In
New York, embarking for a of the Monthly Review, Will
flight to Rome from where he speak on "The Changing World"
will go to Geneva, the Secretary at 8 p.m., today, in the Highland
General said he was "not cer- Park YMCA, 13220 Woodward.
tain" whether he would go to The talk is sponsored by the
Detroit Labor Forum. Huber-
Israel).
In his latest message, the man has just -returned from a
Premier informed Hammar- seven-month tour to Eastern
skjold he would be welcome in Europe, Russia, Israel, India and
Israel if he wishes to come. He Japan.
* * *
did note, however, that in any
Dr.
LEON
FRAM, of Detroit's
discussions Israel would put
chief stress on the question of Temple Israel, has been named
Egyptian belligerency (on which to the Spiritual Foundations
Hammarskjold has so far failed Committee of the 1957 Michigan
Week program board. The com-
to achieve progress).
Ben-Gurion said there is al- mittee is working on arrange-
ways room for an exchange of ments for Spiritual Foundations
views and in Israel's view the Day, May 19, which will offi-
Secretary General is welcome cially. open the Michigan Week
whenever he wishes to visit a celebratiom
* * *
member nation of the UN. Even
Housewives in the Detroit
if there were no immediate re-
sults from such conversations, Metropolitan Area are offered
indicated, long-term 1 the assistance of the VOLUN-
DID YOU KNOW Ben-Gurion
benefits may accrue- from a TEERS of AMERICA in the
pick-up of house-hold discards
clarification of opinions.
that you can honor your
Israeli officials denied press during Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-
friends and loved ones on
reports to the effect that Ben- Up Week, May 6-12. Call WO.
every occasion, whether it be
Guriori told Hammarskjold that 2-8810 and a truck will stop at
there was little sense to any the home at the time desig-
Birthday, Anniversary, Con-
discussions on Israel - Egyptian nated.
firmation, Memorial , etc.,
* * *
relations as long _ as Egypt
with a Tribute to CITY OF, claims belligerency.
IDA AND William Schultz
HOPE? The dollars you do-
The. Foreign Ministry an- Family Club held its annual
nounced that James P. Richards, Third Seder at Sammy's Ava-
nate to research, medical
President Eisenhower's special lon Room, April 22. The com-
education and treatment to-
representative to the Middle plete membership and-the chil-
day, may spare a life you
East on the Eisenhower Doc- dren attended.
love tomorrow. There's HOPE
* * *
trine, had postponed his visit to
Israel, which was scheduled for
if you HELP! Call CITY OF
FRIENDS AND FAMILY
early in May. Israeli newspa- CIRCLE of Ypsilanti State Hos-
HOPE CANCER FIGHTERS
pers asserted the U. S. feared pital will hold a games party at
NOW at TY. 4-5798, or UN
an unfavorable reaction by 8 p.m., May 11, at Detroit
3-5928.
Egypt if Richards went to Is- Damascene Brotherhood Hall,
rael at this time.
Hamilton and Tuxedo. Buffet
luncheon and prizes will be fea-
tured. For tickets, call Mrs.
Josephine Menosky, UN 3-82.53.
* * *
cordially invites the entire community
HENRY
M.
GOTTLIEB, a
-
to its
former assistant U.S. District
Attorney, now practising law
in Warren, Mich., was guest
June 2nd, 1957
Sunday Evening
speaker April 25, at a meeting
at the
of the Macomb Park Home
LATIN QUARTER
Owners Association. His topic
was "Human Interest Stories
World
Renowned
Soprano
Foremost American
from the D.A.'s Office." Leon-
Jewish Humorist
ard Bachman, president, intro-
duced the speaker.
* * *
RONALD ROBINER, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Myer Robiner, of
Emma
20403 Renfrew, was among the
Emil
76 Ferris Institute students who
Schaver
Cohen
participated this week in con-
certs presented at Alegan, Kel-
logsville, Paw Paw, Plainwell
and South Haven by the Ferris
Men's Glee Club and Crimson
and Gold Chorus.
dinner at 7:00 p.m.
cocktails at 6:00 p.m.
• * *
' for further information call TE. 4-4145
ROSNER FAMILY CLUB will
Morris H. Berris,
Meyer Eisenberg,
meet Sunday evening, in the
..Leon Mutchnick,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
General Chairman
Banquet-Chairmen
Schemansky, 17125 Kentucky.
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of it. This was the first anti-
Semitic manifestation in post-
war Holland. Police, newspapers
and the general public were
swift to comdemn the act.
Meanwhile, Vienna sources
report that Polish authorities
have arrested three vandals who
have been desecrating the Jew-
ish cemetery in Warsaw for al-
most a year,
`s-eppA — mar,' Hsimar aimiaa HILL
Following his unanimous re-
election as president of the
Michigan Region; Zionist Or-
ganization of America, Leon
Kay, Detroit industrialist and
communal leader, announced
that he would leave Tuesday
for his fourth visit to Israel.
The Detroit industrialist and
communal leader was re-elected
at the region's eighth annual
convention, held last weekend
in ,Grand Rapids.
Morris M. Jacobs, a past
president of the region, was
named honorary president, and
other officers elected were
•
Leonard L. Radner, Harry
Binder of Flint and Thomas
Horwitz. Grand - Rapids, vice-
presidents; Milton S. Marwil,
treasurer; and Rabbi Harold
Richter, South Haven, secre-
tary.
In his presidential address,
Kay called upon delegates to
rededicate themselves toward
mustering maximum moral and
material support for Israel, and
assailed Secretary of State
Dulles for yielding to Nasser
on the Suez issue and King
Saud on the question of dis-
crimination against American
Jews.
Dr. N. • S. Fatemi, Iranian
dilomat and scholar, who was
guest seaker at the closing ban-
quet, urged President Eisen-
hower to use his influence and
prestige to negotiate a peace
between Israel and the Arabs.
He said that the serious de-
velopments of the Middle East
do not stem from the establish-
ment of Israel, but are the re-
sults of poverty, disease and
corruption.
In a resolution, the delegates
called On the Administration to
insist on restoration of UN con-
trol in the Gaza Strip and to
assure Israel's right to free
passage through Suez and the
Gulf of Aqaba.
The importance of the Jew-
ish National 'Fund to Israel's
security was underscored when
the delegates resolved to plant
a forest in Israel in the name
of the Michigan Zionist Region.
Named to the regional execu-
tive council were Rabbi Milton
By the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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CAKE mIXES
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