Israel Protests Raid
by Syriao Truce Body

Hannah Schloss
`Old Timers'
Install Cohn

India Urged to Mediate in M. E.

The MP expressed his cer-
NEW DELHI, India (JTA)-
The Indian ' government has tainty that "Israel with her
been asked to take the initia- genius has yet some contribu-
tive in trying to bring about tion to make to the peace of
Over 300 members and guests a peace settlement between the world and to the civiliza-
Egypt and Israel and thus make tion of the world." He referred
and the firing ended, a were present at the installation
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its contribution toward prevent- to it as a "wonderful country"
I.
Cohn
as
president
of
Irwin.
to The Jewish News
Israel official said.
which through its conquest , of
JERUSALEM — Israel sub-
Syrian excitement appeared of the Hannah Schloss Old ing the outbreak of a third the desert and otherwise lift-
mitted a strong complaint high, it was reported, and Sy- Timers at the third annual Din- World War. The appeal was ing the living standards of its
Wednesday to United Nations rian troop movements were ner Meeting on January 26, at voiced in an article written people has set the Arab lands
Truce Supervisory Organization clearly visible during the night. Holiday Manor. Nathaniel Gold- here by A. R. Wadi, member
headquarters against Syrian fo- Sporadic firing from Syrian po- stick, Corporation counsel for of the Indian Parliament and a beneficial example. He rec-
ray into Israel territory Tues- sitions was heard throughout the City of Detroit, was install- director of the , Tata Institute ommended that the Arabs ac-
of Social Science in Bombay.
day in which two Israel police, the night and the Syrians oper- ing officer.
cept the existence of the State
Wadi scored his own govern. of Israel as a fact of life.
In
his
acceptance,
Cohn
stated
r
e
killed
and
six
wounded.
wei
ated huge searchlights.
The Israel Foreign Ministry
he would put forth every ment for being a party to the
Dan settlement workers went t
was reported considering wheth- out to the fields . Wednesday .
effort to see Arab states' boycott of Israel,
that the Old asserting that "this is a very
er to circulate a note among morning, but work was not re-
Mrs. David Riseman
Timers organ- dangerous phenomenon." He re-
members of the UN Security sumed in the demilitarized zone.
os
l,
of the
' ;There were unconfirmed reports
i
Council over the incident,
izati. on c o n- ferred to the "hopeful" fact
tinued its that India wielded considerable
INFANTS SERVICE
which was described here as that the Syrians had warned Is-
growth and influence with Egypt and for
the most serious in recent 'rael not to resume working in
GROUP
fulfilled its this reason urged that India
months.
the zone and that they would
Wishes to Thank
attempt
to
get
Egypt
to
reach
An Israel investigation of the fire on anyone entering the area.
goals.
unprovoked attack which oc-
Max Sosin
When UN observers at Israel's
A highlight a peaceful solution of her con-
curred east of the settlement of request demanded an immediate
of the cere- flict with the Jewish State. If
and Mitzie Jacobs
Dan, only a few yards from a cease-fire, the Syrians refused,
monies was this is accomplished, he said,
For Their Help in Making Last
UN observation post, proved claiming'that only a "minor ex-
the presenta- India can be "proud" of her
Sunday's Show Such a Huge
Success
that the Syrian troops pene- change of gunfire between Is-
Cohn tion to Sam- accomplishment in the direc-
tion
of
world
peace.
trated in battle formation some rael and Syrian shepherds" was uel Raskin, outgoing president,
500 meters into Israel territory. occurring which did not require of a testimonial plaque by the
The Syrians attacked a group of Syrian intervention.
membership for his "inspiring
NOTE THIS !
police who were busy clearing
Israel officials said that the leadership and activity." He
You Are Invited for An Evening of Fun at Our
mines out of a demilitarized Tuesday attack might have been also was named president
zone. The Syrians attacked un- ordered by a top-ranking Syrian emeritus of the organization.
der covering fire from Syrian officer in Damascus to create a
Other officers installed were
gun positions on the border.
Given by
diversionary incident in the cur-
Police unit reinforcements rent political power struggle in Harry Slavin, vice-president;-
BUSINESS
& PROFESSIONAL
Alfred
A.
Klunover,
treasurer;
The
and nearby kibbutz members Syria.
and Abraham Kastenbaum, sec-
CHAPTER OF B'NAI B'RITH
joined in repulsing the attackers
retary.
who used mortars and other
Saturday - February 1, 1958 — 9:00 P.M.
Goodfellowship dating back
heavy weapons in the battle. Name Weinbaum on
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f
when
the
Hannah
The retreating Syrian troops Board of Michigan
Dance to the Syncopated Rhythm
Schloss
Memorial
Building
was
took with them weapons of the
of Fred Shamberger's Trio
dedicated by the United Jewish
wounded and slain Israel police Press Association
Dancing — Entertainment — Refreshments
Donation $1.75
Harry H. Weinbaum, Detroit Charities,' prevailed at Sunday's
troops.
Israel officials reported that newspaperman, was elected di- meeting. Old basketball days -
there were no UN observers at rector of the Michigan Press were recalled as Jacob Mazer,
Association at dean of the Old Timers, was
the nearby post, one of four
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Detroit Jewry Is Cordially Invited to Attend
its 90th anni- presented with a basketball
established six months ago to
N, versary c o n - bearing autographs of former
maintain watch over the demili-
vention in Hannah Schloss cagers.
tarized zone and to prevent just
Telegrams from Old Timers
Lansing S a t
such incidents. UN observers
throughout the United States
::urday.
appeared to start an investiga-
The Michi- and the presence of Moe Slavin
tion only -after the attack was
of the Agudas Israel of Detroit,„,„
gan Press As- of Joliet, Ill.; Moe B. Dalitz of
socia ti on is Las Vegas, Nev.; Herman C.
Rabbi -Brickner Speaks
composed of Moss, Sheriff William Hirsch,
1.n Celebration of
3 0 5 weeklies, and Harry A. Benderoff, of
to New Amer. Jewish
Hamisho Asor b'Shevot
including
The
Toledo,
highlighted
the
eve-
League Here Monday
Jewish News, ning.
6:30 P.M., Tuesday, Feb. 4,
Rabbi Balfour Brickner, spir-
and all of the
Abe A. Schmier, chairman of
itual leader of Temple Sinai,
at Cong. David Ben Nuchim
e'state's 56 the memorial committee, re-
in Washington, D.C., will be
;daily news- viewed his committee's discus-
12322 Dexter
the main speaker at a meeting
papers.
sion with the 'Jewish Commu-
Weinbauin
of the American Jewish League,
Weinbaum is editor and pub- nity Center relative to
at the Davison Jewish Center,
lisher, of the Courier News- establishing a Hannah Schloss
Monday evening.
A provisional committee, papers — West Side Courier, memorial in the new Center
Member of the <Knesseth,
headed by Rabbi Moses Adler, Warrendale and Parkland building, under construction at
Medinath Israel
Judge Theodore Levin and Max Couriers. He and his wife Shir- Curtis and Meyers.
Making arrangements for the
Osnos, is establishing a Detroit ley reside on Northlawn. They
Will Be Guest Speaker
chapter of the League. This will have two children, Robert, a affair were Michael Greene,
be the first oppOrtunity for the student at the University of chairman; Robert Ettinger,
public to participate and at- Michigan Law School, and Bar- Max Gealer,. Barney Kasoff,
Dinner: Children to 18, $ —Adults $2.50
tend the meeting of the new bara, who attends Wayne State John H. Lebow, Edward I.
Schlussel
and
Samuel
Shewitz.
University.
group.

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