William Carmen, of Massa-
chusetts, national commander of
the Jewish War Veterans of the
United States, will be the guest
at a luncheon meeting opening
the three day
convention of
the Depart-
ment of Michi-
gan and Ladies
Auxiliary
of the Jewish
W a r Veterans
at the Shera-
ton Cadillac
Hotel in De-
troit, today.,.
Carmen, w h o'
just rcturned,..
from a study.
mission to the
Middle East,
will meet with Wm. Carmen
veteran and community leaders
at the affair.
Convention business sessions,
which will hear reports on
JWV's service, hospital and
community relations programs,
will convene at the Jewish War
Veterans Memorial Home, 4095
W. Davison. The convention

will elect new officers for 1957-
1958.
Dr Richard C. Hertz, chap-
lain of the Department of Mich-
igan, rabbi of Temple Beth El,
will address the convention
banquet at the Sheraton Cadil-
lac Hotel, Sunday evening. This
is the traditional event honor-
ing the outgoing Department
commander and Auxiliary pres-
ident, Lawrence Gubow and
Mrs. Jack Schwartz. Gov . G.
Mennen Williams will be among
the guests on this occasion.
A highlight of the convention
will be the presentation of the
annual Jewish War Veterans
scholarship award of $500, pre-
sented to a Michigan high
school graduate, son or daugh-
ter of a veteran. Hetty Weil,
4228 Tyler, Detroit, a June
graduate of Central High School
who will receive the award this
year, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Weil. She is enter-
ing Wayne State University.
The presentation of the scholar-
ship will be made Sunday, 9:30
a.m., at the JWV Memorial
Home.
Convention delegates will at-
tend religious services tonight
at Temple Emanu-El, 14450
West Ten Mile Road, Oak Park.
Services, will be conducted by
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum, and
The Jewish National Fund National Commander Carmen
again will issue tree certificates will be a pulpit guest.
in honor of Father's Day, June
16, according to an announce- L. N. Simons to Get
ment by the JNF office. Certi-
ficates for trees planted in '57 Mich. ADL Award
Israel, at $1.50 each, can now
be ordered from the JNF office, at Institute Saturday
UN 4-2767, or through JNF tree
Leonard N. Simons, Detroit ad-
chairmen of affiliated organiza- vertising executive, is the 1957
tions.
recipient of the Michigan Ac-
Certificates for the Occasion tion for Democratic Living
will be mailed to persons de- Award, presented annually by
signated in time for Father's the Michigan Regional Advisory
Day, the Council said. "Let Board of the Anti-Defamation
trees in Israel honor or memo- League of Bnai Brith. Mrs.
rialize father and thereby help Philip Fealk, of Detroit, chair-
Israel's needs," the JNF urges. man of the awards committee,
The JNF office, 18414 Wyom- announces that the presentation
ing, will be open from 10 a.m. will take place Saturday eve-
to 2 p.m., June 16, for the con- ning, as the highpoint of the
MRAB's fourth annual Institute
venience of those who wish to
on Human Relations, at Fidel-
pick up Father's Day certificates man's .Resort, South Haven.
on their way to visits with their
The Institute will again fea-
ture annual reports by Dr. Mor-
fathers.
ton J. Sobel, Michigan regional
director, and Irving Fidelman,
MRAB chairman.
Small discussion groups will
consider the use of mass media
in promulgating good human
relations, questions relating to
the Middle East and attitudinal
studies of the Jewish commun-
ity and its relationships to its
Pay Tribute to
non-Jewish neighbors. In addi-
tion, a variety of human rela-
tions programs will be demon-
strated, including "Rumor
On Father's Day,
Clini c," "Critical Incident,"
"Answering the Bigot," "What
June 16, By
Would You Do?" and "$100,000
for Human Relations."
An ADL Sampler will feature
films, publications, recordings,
filmstrip S
- , posters and other
items of human relations pro-
gram materials. Resource per-
sons will include Dr. Sobel;
Robert C. Kohler, ADL Michi-
gan program coordinator; Mrs.
A Growing Tree is a Living
A. B. Counselbaum of Chicago,
Tribute to your Father . . .
ADL midwest community rela-
'Let Trees ita Israel Honor •
tions director, and Sidney H.
or Memorialize Him.
Sayles of Milwaukee, ADL
Wisconsin-Upper midwest re-
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gional director.

JNF Urges, Plant
Trees for Father

DAD

PLANTING
A TREE IN
ISRAEL!

The Jewish
National Fund

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OMAHA, (AJP) — Speaking
at the recent annual conven-
tion of Te Deum Internationals
—which has as its purpose the
education of adults in the prin-
ciples of Catholic action — the
well - known Catholic writer
Richard Pattee told the 2,000
delegates that "the main Middle
Eastern problem is not so much
whether the Israelis are admir-
able or deplorable. It is," he
said, "the fact that they are oc-
cupying a particular piece of
real estate, , the occupancy of
which is very aggravating to
neighboring nations."
Pattee added that the Arab
world is disquieted because the
Israeli nation exists not only to
care for the Jews already there,
but also to serve as a focal point
of world Jewry and the centers
of a revived Judaism. The ex-
pansion that would be required
for such a population increase,
he charged, is what has the
Arabs, Egypt, Jordan and Syria
on edge.
Other speakers at the conven-
tion, citing several encyclicals
of the Pope, demanded that 'Is-
rael accept the 1947 UN parti-
tion plan which called for the
internationalization of Jerusa-
lem.

LONDON, (JTA)—The Brit-
ish Government has revoked
restrictions on commercial cred-
its to Israel importers, opening
the possibility of large-scale ex-
ports to Israel from this coun-
try. Trading on a cash basis,
which increased during the first
three months of 1957 as com-
pared with the previous year,
has never been restricted. But
credit deals between British
firms and Israel importers have
been suspended since Israel en-
gaged in the Sinai campaign
last fall.
A spokesman for the govern-
ment's Export Credits Guaran-
tee Department told the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency: "We con-
firm that, in addition to our
cover - on - letter - of - credit busi-
ness with Israel, which has been
maintained throughout the re-
cent Middle East disturbance,
the Department is now prepared
to cover business on appropri-
ate credit terms." Each trans-
action, it is understood, will be
dealt with on its own merits,
but it is believe& that the new
credit guarantees will facilitate
such large-scale Israeli pur-
chases as the pending deal for
four Briston Brittania turbo
prop aircraft, which will cost a

total of about four million
pounds sterling (approximately
$11,600,000).

Agudath Israel Convention
Over 1,000 delegates and
guests are expected to attend
the 35th national convention of
Agudath Israel of America, June
27-30, at the Pioneer Country
Club, Greenfield Park, N.Y.

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The 35th annual dinner of the
Hadoar, the only Hebrew lan-
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be held Tuesday, at Hotel New
Yorker, New York, to honor
the Hebrew writer in America,
Irving Neuman, chairman of
the anniversary publication and
dinner committees, announced.
Principal speakers at the din-
ner will be Philip Klutznick,
president of Bnai Brith, and
Moshe Feinstein, president of
the Hebrew PEN Club of
America. Dr. Moshe Davis, Pro-
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5—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, June 7, 1957

Natl. Commander Carmen, Dr. Hertz, Existence of Israel
Britain Revokes Restrictions on
Aggravates Neighbors,
Speakers at Michigan JWV Sessions Catholic Writer Says
Credits for Exports to Israel