Friday, November 8, 1957—THE DETRO IT JEWIS H NEW S-40

All-Day JNF Conference to Hear
Reports from Israel, National Leaders

British Leader Says Soviet Jews
Must Relinquish Their Affiliations

such an eventuality was en-
tirely "hypothetical," adding
that even if it happened "we
can be sure of Israel's ability
to defend itself.
"Who can doubt that the
Arabs are amassing arms for
a day when they can seek to
revenge their ignominous de-
feats by virture of weight and
numbers," he said.
He hailed the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee's agreement
with the Polish government to
resume work with Polish Jews
and the resumption of ORT
educational work in Poland.

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to The Jewish News

LONDON — R. N. Carvalho,
dent of the Jewish National president of the Anglo-Jewish
Fund of Detroit. It is at this Association, charged Tuesday
session that awards will be night that Soviet Russian
presented, the Israeli song and leaders "seem to be adopting
dance program will be fea- a policy that Russian Jews
tured, and the guest speakers must be wholly Russian with-
will deliver their addresses.
out any Jewish affiliations
One of the features of the whatever."
afternoon session of the confer-
Speaking at meeting of the
ence, which is open to the pub- Association's Council, he de-
lic, will be the ceremonial com- clared that "the Communist
memoration of the fifth anni- government has had to accept
versary of the death of Dr. the failure of its attempt to
Chaim Weizmann, Israel's first solve the Jewish problem by
president.
regarding Jews as simply an-
Delegates and guests will then other cultural community."
participate in a series of panel
He said that the enthusiastic
discussions. Special arrange- reception given Israel dele-
ments are being made for lands- gates by Russian Jews this
manshaften and religious, youth, summer proved beyond a doubt
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
and Zionist g r o u p s, and that the bulk of Russian Jews
to The Jewish News
women's organizations, among were still staunchly Jewish in
TEL
AVIV—The Israel Press
others, to participate in the their interests and sympathies Wednesday
welcomed the new
planning of JNF activities.
and that they were anxious to French government, particu-
Morris J. Brandwine will be establish once more the closest larly because most of new key
the chairman of the panel on bonds with Jews outside the ministers favor friendly rela-
the Foundation for the Jewish Soviet Empire.
tions between Israel and
National Fund. Chanan Yarden
The British Jewish Leader France.
will be the speaker and Judge said that "brutal force" might
Continuing close relations be-
James I. Ellman and William in time enable Soviet leaders tween two countries was
Hordes will be the discussants. to eliminate all Jewish aspects marked again by the arrival
For the religious groups, Zvi from the lives of Russian Jews of a French trade delegation
Tomkiewicz,
executive director "but not without resistance, if of eight members. They arrived
Kris
of the Religious Zionist Organi- only passive, from Russian Tuesday night at Lydda Air-
RABBI CHARLES SHULMAN zation of Detroit, will be panel Jews who seem courageously port, and were met by repre-
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chairman. The discussant will
president of the JNF Founda- be Irving W. Schlussel, past determined to keep alive their sentatives of the Israel Foreign
and Trade Departments.
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tion; Samuel and Dr. Clarissa president of the JNF and the Jewishness."
The Israel press noted that
Asserting that "unfortunately
Fineman, William Hordes, Mrs. Zionist Council.
Russia's attitude toward its most of the French ministers,
Sidney Ravin, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
Leon Kay, prominent com- Jewish citizens is • bound up including the new Defense
ris Schaver, Irving Schlussel
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and the Stollman Family. A munal leader, will be the chair- with its anti-Israel policy and Minister, belong to a group of
special award will cite David man of the panel for the lands- Middle East ambitions," he enthusiastic supporters of an
organizations. Mrs. appealed to the Western Pow- Israel-French pact. Many of
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Sidney Ravin will chair the ers to issue some kind of a them are close friends with
placement of JNF boxes.
general Jewish National Fund declaration guaranteeing im- Jacques Soustelle, who heads
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mediate assistance to Israel if the French league demanding
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There will be a special youth
such a formal Israel-French
B. Kramer, chairman, with the panel conducted by the Jewish the Jewish state was attacked. alliance.
He
expressed
the
hope
that
invocation
by
Rabbi
Jacob
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Youth Assembly, which is spon-
Chinitz, of the host congrega- sored by JNF. The chairman
and a brunch for delegates. will be Leon Waldman. Among
mrPt4 tion,
Philmore Leeman is chairman the discussants will be Mary
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astonished, for as far as is Israel, Temple Israel, Temple
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known to me I do not have Emanu-El and Temple Beth El.
table
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opened the envelope, and what
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a surprise! My old friend Ra- Jewish Youth Assembly.
The public is invited. There
fael, who was a teacher in Jeru-
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be no admission charge or
is writing to me from Eilat. And solicitation of funds.
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My friend, you will surely be
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to receive this . let-
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ago moved here from
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I have a young cousin and he
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greatly loves to tour the coun-
WASHINGTON (JTA)—The
try. A short time ago he came
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to my home in Jerusalem and United States Government has
invited me on a tour to Eilat. I filed a suit at the International
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came, I saw, and Eilat captured Court of Justice at The Hague
my heart from the first moment. against Communist Bulgaria
Before long I packed my be- because that nation has done
longings and returned to Eilat nothing to fulfill reparations
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—permanently. I obtained work promises made in 1955 when
in the school and the Bulgarians shot down an
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I am working in my profession El Al Israel airliner.
The U.S. claim is to cover
from the first day. •
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I have never been so happy damages for nine American
as now. The scenery is magnifi- passengers who were killed.
cent, the people are nice, and It seeks payment of $258,000.
more than that, they are pio-
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neers in the full sense of the at the time Bulgaria promised
to pay, it was trying to get
word.
Here I feel that I am (situat- United Nations membership.
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days of mine in the country. mise.
I advis.e you, my friend, to visit
groups : maw sing., fem. sing., masc. plur., fern, plur.
American officials anticipate
us yet this year, for if you will that Bulgaria will seek to
come in another few years you evade the issue now before
Reading material in vocalized Easy Hebrew s and also material for
will no longer find the village the International Court. The
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advanced students may be obtained through your local Hebrew
of Eilat. You will find a large pro-Communist government of
Organization or by writing to : Brit Ivrit Olalnrt, P.O.B. 7111,
city on the coast of the Red Bulgaria recognized the court's
Sea—a city like Haifa, or who jurisdiction in the 1920's.
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director of the JNF's youth de-
partment.
The musical program will be
highlighted by the appearance
of Cantor Reuven Frankel, of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, who will
be accompanied on the piano
by Bella Goldberg.
Awards • for service will be
presented to Morris Brandwine,

Delegates and guests from all
parts of Michigan are expected
to attend the annual conference
of the Jewish National Fund,
to be held this Sunday, at Cong.
Ahavas Achim, 19191 Schaefer.
The all-day conference will
feature Israeli personalities, na-
tional and local communal lead-
ers, a program of Israeli songs
and dances and the presenta-
tion of special awards.
Rabbi Charles E. Shulman,
of Riverdale Temple, New
York, who recently returned
from Israel, will deliver the
day's principal address. Chanan
Yarden, a leader of the world
JNF from Jerusalem, will be
the keynote speaker.
Also featured on the program
is Arie Shoval, a native Israeli
who fought in Israel's War of
Independence, who is currently

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