3 Distinguished Guests at Annual
Service Group Stag Day on Sept. 18

Dewey Stone

Emil Cohen

Israel Cedes
Unmarked Hill
to Jordanians

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Max M. Varon

Three distinguished out of A short business meeting will
town guests will join Allied be held to elect members-at-
Jewish Campaign workers at large to the DSG board. Samuel
the eighth annual Detroit Serv- J. Greenberg, chairman, and
ice Group Stag Day, next Wed- committee members Harry
B.
nesday, at Knollwood Country Aronow, Harold Berry, Sidney
Club, announces Milton K. J. Bertin, Paul M. Handleman,
Mahler, DSG president.
Lewis H. Manning, Julius Moh-
Dewey D. Stone, national ler, Gus D. Newman, Harvey
leader of the United Jewish Ap- Willens and Milton K. Mahler,
peal, and Max M. Varon, Israel submitted the following names
Consul in New York, will join for at-large - positions on the
Service Group members in their DSG board: Harry Barnett,
day of fun, as part of their good Mandell L. Berman, Sidney J.
will tour of key communities.
Bertin, Louis C. Blumberg,
- Emil Cohen, humorist, will Tom Borman, Paul Broder,
entertain.
Harry S. Cohn, Irwin I. Cohn,
A day of golf, swimming, Wilfred B. Doner, Abe Green,
cards and just plain relaxation Samuel J. Greenberg, Merwin
at Knollwood Country Club is K.
Grosberg, Paul M. Handle-
in store for the DSG Allied man, Milton M. Howard, Sidney
Jewish Campaign workers, who J. Karbel, George D. Keil,
contributed to the outstanding Daniel A. Laven, Jack 0.
Lef-
success of the 1957 Allied Jew- ton, Max J. Pincus, Irving Rose,
ish Campaign.
Charles F. Rosen, Hyman Saf-
The full fun-packed day will ran, Abe Satovsky, Maurice S.
begin at 10 a.m., with golf on Schiller, Alex Sklar, Emil T.
the IC_nollwood's course, and Stern, George M. Stutz, Louis
will continue through 7 p.m., Tabashnik, Robert Trepeck,
with d i n n e r, entertainment, James Wineman, Stanley J.
prizes and awards.
Winkelman, and Paul Zucker-
man.
A proposed amendment to
the organization by-laws will
make past presidents of the
DSG and past chairmen of the
Allied Jewish Campaign board
members.

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Israelis Absent as MAC Issues 2 Condemnations

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The curred Aug. 22 and 25, and in-
Israel-Jordan Mixed Armistice volve border crossings, an ex-
Commission, with the Israel change of fire between Israelis tri
delegation absent, voted to con- and Jordanians, the MAC noted t:I
demn Israel on two Jordanian that the demarcation line in the
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LONDON, (JTA)—Israel has charges of armistice pact viola-
area where one of the incidents
ceded to Jordan a small hill tion. The Israelis are boycotting was said to have occurred had
which has been involved in re- the MAC sessions.
never been settled by the par-
The incidents allegedly oc- ties.
cent incidents, the London Daily
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Telegraph reported from Jerus-
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further incidents in the area.
The hill, the Daily Telegraph
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that the hill belonged to Jordan
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and the transfer was made im-
mediately.
(In Jerusalem, replying to a
question on Israel's attitude to-
ward the airlifting of American
military supplies to Jordan, a
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Foreign Ministry spokesman
said that while the tanks which
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Representing
continue to look with concern
upon the shipment of arms to
any Arab country which con-
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tinues a policy of aggression
against it.)
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Bell served as director of the
U.S. Mutual Security program
in Pakistan since June, 1955. His
new title is "Regional Director
for the Near East and South
Asia.")

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El Al Gets First Turboprop Plane
for Passenger Runs to the U. S.

LONDON, (JTA)—The first
of four giant Bristol Britannia
turbo - prop passenger . planes
purchased by El Al, Israel's na-
tional airline, was flown. to Is-
rael, Thursday.

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More than 30,000 people stood
in line to see the new Britannia
at the Farborough Air Fair
which closed Sunday. During
the preceeding• week, huge
queues of experts from this
country and abroad and ordi-
nary citizens filed into the huge
four engine turbo-prop trans-
continental liner. The British-
•anufactured Israeli craft was
easily the most popular ground-
ed exhibit at the aviation show.

El Al will inaugurate its Bri-
tannia Lydda-New York run by
December. Under the most fav-
orable circumstances, the planes

are expected to make the west-
ward flight in 17 hours and the
eastward trip in 14. The Brit-
tanias are designed to carry 18
first class passengers and 62 in
tourist accommodations, but can
be adapted for the use of 102
tourist passengers or 120 in a
special thrift class. All-Israeli
crews will pilot the "whispering
giants" on their transatlantic
and transcontinental flights.
The cost of the huge planes is
1,300,000 pounds sterling ($3,-
640,000) each, with another 100,-
000 pounds sterling for interior
fittings. Brig. Ephraim Ben Art-
zi, general manager of the line,
told newsmen that El Al paid
50 percent down on the first
three planes and the remainder
of the cost will be financed with
five-year loans from several
London banks. Negotiations con-
tinue on the financing of the
fourth four-engine liner.

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Eshkol Is Acting Premier
as B-G Starts Vacation

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Pre-
mier Ben-Gurion began a two-
week vacation from his Cabinet
duties, Finance Minister Levi
Eshkol took over as Acting
Premier.

Before leaving on vacation,
Ben-Gurion received a group of
touring American Government
officials. The party consisted of
State and Defense Department
officials who deal with Middle
East Affairs.
They came to Israel as part of
a regional tour after attending
a series of lectures at the
American University in Bierut.

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