Detroit Round Table Commences Molly Picon its
Plans for '58 Brotherhood Week •Landmanshaften
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan, the coming weeks, Dr. Robert
chairman of the executive com-
Frehse, executive director, Bond Fete Jan. 2

mittee of the Detroit Round
Table of -Catholics, Jews and
Protestants, at a meeting of the
committee at noon Tuesday, at
the Detroit Leland Hotel, an-
nounced that plans are being
formulated for extensive activi-
ties during Brotherhood Week,
to be observed this year from
Feb. 16 to 23.
Alfred May, a member of
the executive committee, re-
ported on national activities
of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews.
In an outline of plans for

stated that numerous public
events are planned in Detroit
and other Michigan cities, in-
cluding many activities in local
schools.
The meeting honored Harry
P. Breitenbach, who has re-
signed from the staff of the
Round Table after 14 years
of service.
The group's congratulations
were extended to Judge Charles
Rubiner on his election to the
national executive committee of
the National Conference of
Christians and Jews.

Pineau Reaffirms That Israel's
Territorial Integrity Be Assured

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
pressed his determination Tues-
to The Jewish News
PARIS — French Foreign day night to see the territorial
Minister Christian Pineau ex- integrity of Israel preserved.
In an interview here M.
Pineau asserted that resump-
tion of diplomatic relations be-
tween France and Egypt would
have no bearing on Franco-
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Meanwhile M. Pineau is ex-
pected to include in a foreign
policy statement in the Na-
For 1958
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reference to the Middle East.
Afterwards the Assembly will
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bate. M. Pineau is scheduled
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to confer with Selwyn Lloyd,
Near G. M. Bldg.
British Foreign Secretary, Fri-
day.
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Detroit's Landsmanshaften
Committee for Israel Bonds has
set a goal of $90,000 in the cur-
rent campaign culminating Jan.
23, according to co-chairmen
Hyman Lipsitz7" .... "'.
and Max Schul-
zinger.
The event
that evening,
called "Music
from Molly—
and Israel,"
w i 1 1 feature
the popular
Molly Picon,
at the Labor
Zionist Insti-
tute.
Molly Picon
Schulzinger said, "All we ask
is that each of our active 34
societies sell $3,000 in Israel
Bonds for this occasion. This
will total more than enough to
build a village with 30 homes in
the young democracy."
Each society selling $3,000 in
Bonds will receive an engraved
citation from the Israel Bond
Organization, Schulzinger added.
For reservations call any
Landsthanshaften Society or the
Israel Bond Office, WO 2-5091.

ORT Ratifies
Pact with JDC

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A budg-
et of $5,038,100 of the World
ORT Union for vocational train-
ing of 30,000 Jews in Israel, Po-
land, North Africa and other
areas during 1958, was approved
at a national conference of the
American ORT Federation at
Roosevelt Hotel here.
The conference ratified a fi-
nancial agreement under terms
of which ORT is to receive $1,-
575,000 from the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee, out of United
Jewish Appeal funds. The bal-
ance of ORT budgetary require-
ments are to be made up by the
membership activities of the or-
ganization and local allocations
received in countries served by
ORT activities.
Dr. William Haber, president
of American ORT Federation,
announced that the newly estab-
lished ORT program in Poland
would be extended to 14 cities.
Fifteen hundred Jewish repatri-
ates who have recently been
permitted to return to Poland
from the Soviet Union, will be
enrolled in these courses within
the next few months.
General Yaacov Dori, presi-
dent of the Technion-Israel In-
stitute of Technology, told an
evening dinner session that vo-
cational education in Israel
must be assigned a far higher
priority than hitherto to meet
in d u s t r y's requirements for
technicians and mechanic s.
Adolph Held, chairman of the
Jewish Labor Committee, was
chairman of the dinner meeting.

New York Jewry
Hits 22 Percent

NEW YORK, (JTA) — A
survey of retigious affilia-
tions now concluded by the
National Council of
Churches of Christ has dis-
closed that almost one-quar-
ter, or 22.1 percent of the
population of New York City
is Jewish.
The church group's report
says that 34 percent is Cath-
olic and 10.7 percent Pro-
testant.
The three percentages add
up to 66.8 percent, leaving
33.2 percent unaccounted
for. The latter are regarded
as being affiliated with
neither church nor syna-
gogue. No statistics are
given for the religious com-
position of the unaffiliated
group.

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An Evening You WillRemember

Detroit's

Landsmanshaften
Committee
for Israel Bonds

Presents with Pleasure

MOLLY PICON PE.1.

With her repertoire of songs and_stories in
Yiddish, English, Spanish—and Hebrew

"Music from Molly
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—and Israe

Thursday, Jan. 23rd -
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p.m.

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