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February 14, 1958 - Image 10

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1958-02-14

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ZOD Honors A. C. Lapin for Work 1st Field. Lecture Documents Show FDR, Hindenburg
Showed Concern for German Jews
at WSU Thurs.;
on Balfour Anniversary Concert
WASHINGTON (JTA) — in a report by Nazi finance
Jeffery to Speak Documents indicating President leader Hjalmar Schacht.

A. C. LAPPIN, general chairman of the recent silver
anniversary Balfour Concert, receives a trophy for his efforts
from Dr. LEON FRAM at a dinner given by the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit for workers on the committee. Shown at
the presentation are, left to right, front row: AL BORMAN,
Lappin, Dr. Frain and SHERMAN SHAPIRO; rear row, Dr.
BERNARD WESTON, Rabbi MILTON ARM and MILTON
C. MARWIL. Citations were given to the other key workers.

Forest in Israel
Planned to Honor
Peter Goldstein

Justice Butzel Name
Hon. Vice-Chairman
of '58 Allied Campaign

Friends and associates have
joined to pay tribute to Peter
Goldstein for
his .many ac-
tivities and
devoted ef-
forts in be-
half of the
Jewish com-
munity and
of Israel by
planting a for-
est in his
name in Is-
Goldstein
rael through the Jewish Na-
tional Fund.
A provisional committee was
formed at a recent meeting
headed by Harry Citrin.
The chairman noted that the
Peter Goldstein Forest, is being
planted as a tribute to his many
years of active leadership in
community and Israel causes."
He is an inspiring force behind
many Landsmanshaften accom-
plishments, as well as those of
synagogues and the Chesed Shel
Emes where he holds important
offices, and is an active mem-
ber of Bnai Brith," Citrin said.
Goldstein, according to Citrin,
has given much time and effort
in promoting the sale of Israel
Bonds, and is a member of the
board of the State of Israel De-
velopment Corporation.
Goldstein visited Israel a year
ago. Upon his return he related
his interest in the trees planted
by the Jewish National Fund.
The committee for the Gold-
stein Forest, now in formation,
includes in addition to Citrin,
Rabbi Leo Goldman, A. Ginz-
burg, Alex Gottlieb, Sam Gott-
lieb, Ben Harold, Harry Kamin-
er, Meyer Levine, Hyman Lip-
sitz, Sam Nelson, Rabbi Israel
Rockove, Isadore Rosenberg,
Nathan P. Rossen, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Stollman, Phillip Stollman,
Meyer Terebelo and Nathan
Wollock.
The Committee will meet
again next Thursday, 8:30 p.m.,
at the JNF offices, 18414 Wy-
oming, to plan the tribute to
Goldstein.

In a letter to von Hinden-
Dr. Arthur Jeffery, professor Franklin D. Roosevelt's and
German President Paul von
of Semitic languages at Colum- Hindenburg's concern over the burg apparently responding to
a query by the aging German
bia University, will be at
treatment of Jews were President, Hitler wrote that
Wayne State University to lec- Nazi
in a new volume of von Hindenburg, "in a gen-
ture at 8 p.m., next Thursday, contained
German documents erous and humane way," had
in Room 101 of Wayne's State captured
published simultaneously here taken up the cause "of those
Hall building.
and in London. Roosevelt's con-
of the Jewish people
His lecture is titled, "The cern was indicated indirectly members
who at one time were forced
Consummation of All Things
to perform war service as a
—An Arab-Muslim View of the
result of general conscription."
Goal of History." It is the first Object to Transfer
He insisted that Jews must be
in a series of six lectures in
removed from positions im-
Semitics to be given this year. of Books from Scopus
portant to the state "so that
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Pre- certain events that cannot be
These lectures, have been
mier
David
Ben-Gurion
raised
made possible through a grant
told to the rest of the world
from the Walter and Lea Field objections to the transfer of for higher reasons of state
Foundation. Speakers are se- the Hebrew University Library really .remain secret." Hitler
lected by a group consisting from Mt. Scopus to the new promised however, that he
of Dr. Abram Spiro, chairman campus here.
would "try to take into account
of Semitic languages at Wayne;
Speaking to an audience of your noble sentiment to the
Rabbi Morris Adler, of Shaarey distinguished scholars and poli- greatest possible extent."
Zedek; and Philip Slomovitz, tical leaders gathered to honor
editor of The Jewish News.
Prof. Martin Buber on the
Dr. Spiro, a former student occasion of his -80th birthday,
Dr. Jeffery's at Columbia the Premier said that he would
aid, "Professor Jeffery is a not want to see more than the
distinguished Semitic scholar, "most essential, non-replace-
one of the leading Arabists of able" of the half-million vol-
NOT JUST TEA ... BUT
our day and one of the great umes removed from the Israeli
RICH, ROBUST,
authorities on the Qu'ran enclave.
REFRESHING!
(Koran)."
An agreement permitting re-
Dr. Jeffery's lecture will be moval of the books from the
concerned with the viewpoints library and equipment from
of the people in the Near and Hadassah Hospital • on the
Middle East. He will be intro- height was negotiated by Dr.
duced by Rabbi Adler.
Francisco Urrutia, UN Sec-
The second speaker in the retary General Dag Hammarsk-
Field Lecture Series will be jold's personal representative,
An exclusive blend
of selected choice
the eminent authority on Hel- who recently brought the Is-
teas, with that full-
raelis
and
Jordanians
together
-
.
Erwin
lenistic Judaism; Prof
bodied, old-time
flavor and fragrance
R. Goodenough, professor of over Mt. Scopus.
MOREI
you love!
Speaker
of
the
Knesset
Jo-
the history of religion at Yale
flavor to the cup
seph
Sprinzak
hailed
Prof.
University. Prof. Goodenough
... more cups to the pound!
will speak on "The Art of Buber, world renowned teacher
kilr ARISTOCRAT OF TEAS"
Graeco-Roman Judaism," Tues- and philosopher, as a spokes-
man "not only of his people DETROIT DIST: National Wholesale
day, March 18. .
but of all mankind." •
Gro. Co., 8938 12th Street

Justice HENRY M. BUTZEL
has been named honorary vice-
chairman of the 1958 Allied
Jewish Campaign, announces
Max M. Fisher, campaign chair-
man.

Lt. Col. Furman Here
to Aid Israeli Bank

TEA

New Israel Atlas
Available in U.S.

The first sections of a new
Israel Atlas, are now being dis-
tributed in the United States,
it was announced by the Jew-
ish Agency for Palestine, co-
sponsor of the project. The
16"x20" atlas, produced in co-
operation with the Survey of
Israel, offers a large selection
of maps recording Israel's his-
tory from ancient times to the
present day; her geography,
geology, climatic conditions,
flora and fauna; the distribu-
tion of her population, educa-
tional institutions and social
services; the location of her
main industries, farming areas
are communications network.
Wherever possible, maps de-
picting conditions as they exist-
ed at various periods in the
country's history are placed
side by side with the most up-
to-date records, giving a bird's
eye view of the rise and fall
of settlement in the old-new
Land of the Bible.

Lt. Col. John Furman, Brit-
ish-born 42-year-old manager of
the Israel American Industrial
Development Bank, will be in
Detroit this week in the bank's
interests.
The bank is sponsored by the
Ampal-American Israel Corpor-
ation and the Bank Hapoalim
of Tel Aviv.
Col. Furman gave up his Lon-
don practice as a public ac-
countant and auditor in 1939 to
volunteer for service in the
British army. Joining as a
private in artillery, he was rap-
idly commissioned and fought
against Rommel in the Western
Desert where he was taken
prisoner. After 15 months im-
prisonment in Italy, he suc- India Daily Sees Nasser
ceeded in escaping and, at the Gobbling Up Territory
request of the British author-
NEW DELHI (JTA) — The
ities, he set up an underground
organization behind the German news of the Egypt-Syria merger
lines. He was twice recaptured, into a single Arab State has
once by the Gestapo, but been received in the Indian
escaped on both occasions. His capital with mixed feelings. It
organization, in which Israeli is believed here that if the
parachutists participated, res- Bagdad Pact had not been
cued many prisoners of war in- brought into existence, Egypt
eluding American soldiers and and Syria might not have made
Nazi Physician • Freed airmen. He was decorated with such a "countermove." At the
FRANKFURT (JTA)— Hans- the British Military Cross and same time, some political ob-
servers say that the Egypt-Syria
Bodo Gorgasz, one-time doctor with the Greek Silver Cross.
From 1946, Co]. Furman was merger would mean practically
and head of a sanatorium where
thousands of Jews were gassed an investment banker in Lon- the encirclement of Israel and
to death during the Nazi regime, don but when the Arabs in- the enlargement of the orbit of
walked out of prison as a result vaded Israel he felt his place Soviet influence.
The daily Pratap, of New
of an act of clemency by Hesse to be in the ranks of the Israel
Minister-President August Zinn. Defense Army. Following his Delhi, a leading Indian lan-
Gorgasz was once sentenced military service during the War guage paper, comments: "The
to death for his crimes arzainst of Liberation, he remained in borders of Egypt and Syria
humanity and, in 1949, had his Israel, first as a manager of nowhere meet each other and
sentence commuted to life im- "Zim" Shipping Line, and from are separated by the territories
prisonment. The provincial 1956 as manager of the new of Israel and Jordan and to
complete the merger Col. Nas-
Minister-President is reported hank.
ser will have to try to seek
to have acted to release the
An estimated 400,000 Amer- the territories of either of the
ex-doctor on the grounds that
icans have active tuberculosis. two countries."
he had shown repentance.

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