`Stick to Arabic,' Landsmanshaft
Asked to Observe
Dorothy Told
Arthur Weyne, writing in the Israel's Birthda y

Atlantic City Jewish Record, has
the following to say about Doro-
thy Thompson, once a warm
friend of the Jews, but now a
guide and spokesman for the
Arabs:
"Miss Thompson recently
chided the American Govern-
ment for flaunting its largesse.
`When the rich continually ad-
vertise their wealth and benev-
olence,' Madame Thompson
sneered, 'they invite schnorrer,
a delightful and indispensable
Jewish word for a peculiarly
talented hijacker.'
"To those who know Yiddish,
the Madame's use of `schnorrer'
is, of course, awkward. Either
the plural is called for, or—
more appropriately—the parti-
ciple: schnorring (and why a
double r?). Noun or participle,
however, we think La Thompson
has her chutzpah! Let her stick
to Arabic.

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follow the example of the Tur-
over Aid Society in participat-
ing in Israel's 10th anniversary
celebration by "making a
birthday gift to the state
through the Jewish National
Fund."
The appeal to landsmanshaf-
ten, signed by Turover presi-
den Nathan Corby and Max
Schulzinger, vice-president, calls
attention to a resolution adopted
at the landsmanshaft panel of
the JNF conference earlier this
month.
The resolution, adopted
unanimously, recommended that
all societies ask each member
to plant 10 trees in honor of
each year of Israel's indepen-
dence.
The Turover Society, which
has just planted a grove" of
1,000 trees in its name, al-
ready has pledged itself to plant
a second grove, 10 trees for
each member.
The statement concludes with
a request for speedy action in
completing the forest of 30,000
security trees which the socie-
ties earlier pledged to plant in
the name of the Detroit Lands-
manshaft Council.

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Israeli Hate Campaign

George L. Warren to Speak
at JDC Dinner on Dec. 12

George L. Warren, Adviser on
Refugees and Displaced Persons
in the Department of State, will
address the annual dinner • of
the Joint Distribution Commit-
tee, to be held in conjunction
with the overseas welfare agen-
cy's 43rd annual meeting, Dec.
12, at the Waldorf-Astoria Ho-
tel, New York.
Also featured on the program
will be Moses A. Leavitt, JDC
executive vice-chairman, who
has been surveying health and
welfare needs of Jews in South
America, Europe and Israel.
Leavitt is chairman of the
American Council of Voluntary
Agencies for Foreign Service,
Re-Elect Edelsberg Chairman and was a member of President
Eisenhower's Committee f o r
of Civil Liberties Group
Hungarian Refugee Relief.
WASHINGTON — The Na-
tional Civil Liberties Clearing
House, an association of 70 na-
tional religious, labor, educa-
tional and civic welfare organi-
zations represented in Wash-
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UNITED NATIONS (AJP)—
Luther Evans, head of the UN
Educational, Scientific and Cul-
tural Organization (UNESCO),
has admitted that funds of
his organization go to schools
for Arab refugees where "the
kids are taught that they are
going to push the Israelis into
the sea."
• Evans made this admission
at a press conference in San
Francisco where the National
Commission of UNESCO is
meeting„ Reports of Evans'
statements reached UN head-
quarters this week.

Farmer College Cage
Stars to Play at
Detroit Piston Games

A basketball league cooperat-
ing with Detroit's new profes-
sional basketball team, the Pis-
tons, has started here, accord-
ing to announcement by P.
Cincy Sachs, league director.
The group will be known as the
M. 0. Amateur AAA Basket-
ball League and will adhere to
professsional rules, including
the 24-second clock.
Six amateur teams in the
league consist solely of former
college stars. The teams will
play every Sunday until April.
According to the league's bus-
iness manager, Harold Kutnick,
former local basketball star, two
teams from the league will play
a preliminary game at each
Detroit Piston basketball game
at Olympia here. A total of 15
league preliminary games has
been scheduled.
The league includes the Sib-
ley Shoe, Metropolitan Assur-
ance, Forester Hotel, Vagabond
Kings, Verdonckt Bakery and
Local 212 teams. The latter
three - groups are from Dear-
born-Wyandotte, Grosse Pointe
and Toledo, respectively.
All league games will take
place at Cathedral Central's
gym, on John R and Belmont.

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Herve
Alphand, French Ambassador
of the United States, presented
the medal of the chevalier of
the Legion of Honor to Irving
M. Engel, president of the
American Jewish Committee.
Engel was cited by the
French Ambassador for his
"steadfast and tireless efforts,
as president of the American
Jewish Committee, in behalf
of the international protection
of human rights."
In accepting the honor, Engel
stressed "the profound debt
owed to France by democracy,
the United States and the Jew-
ish people."

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in Jerusalem. The Prime
Minister is back at work after
spending several weeks in a
hospital with injuries suf-
fered when a hand grenade
was thrown from the visitors
gallery during a session of
the Knesset.

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