—
Yohanan Meroz, Counselor,
Embassy of Israel, Lt. Gov-
ernor Philip A. Hart, Zinovi
Bistritzky, assistant concert-
master of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, Emma Scha-
ver, internationally acclaimed
soprano and recording artist,
will be featured at the city-
wide celebration of the tenth
anniversary of Israel's Inde-
pendence, which will be held
Sunday, 8 p.m., in the Ford
Auditorium, it is announced
by Abe Kasle, chairman, and
Morris Lieberman and Samuel
3. Rhodes, co-chairmen of the
Detroit Committee for the
Celebration of Israel's Tenth
Anniversary.
The • program also will in-
clude Israeli dances, the Sym-
phonic Ensemble, directed by
Bistritzky, and a dr amatic
pageant. Shimon and Ilana
Gewirtz will sing and play on
the guitar and Chain. Cantor
Reuven Frankel of Congrega-
tion. Shaarey Zedek will par-
ticipate in the program. The
Jewish War Veterans, at the
orders of Ralph Epstein, com-
mander, JWV Department of
Michigan, will present the
colors. There will be a special
Israeli color guard to present
the Israeli flag.
Harry Goldstein, star of stage,
radio and television, will par-
ticipate in the dramatic portion
of the program, while joining
in the pageantry will be the
Hashomer Hatzair Zionist Youth
Organization.
The keynote speaker, Yo-
hanan Meroz, after completing
his studies at the Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem and at the
London School of Economics,
served in the Royal Air Force
during World War II. In 1948
he joined the Israel Defense
Forces and was later second
in command to the Military
Governor of Jerusalem. He
served as assistant director of
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the UN Division of the Israel
Foreign Ministry. He also saw
service with the Israel legation
in. Ankara.
Special decorative effects
at the auditorium are being
arranged through the cour-
tesy of Harry Docks.
The celebration committee
announces that this is the first
of a series of events planned
for the 10th anniversary year
under the chairmanship of Max
Osnos and the co-chairmanship
of I. Pokempner.
Tickets to the Sunday pro-
gram may be obtained from the
presidents of local organizations,
from the offices of the Jewish
Community Council, 163 Madi-
son, WO. 2-6710, at Grinnell's or
at the Ford Auditorium on the
evening of the celebration.
To assure oneself of a
choice seat, the chairmen
point out, it is suggested
that people come early.
Detroit is one of the more
than 200 communities in the
United States arranging such
celebrations in conjunction with
the National Committee for
the Celebration of Israel's
whose
nn versary,
Tenth Anniversary,
chairman is Senator Herbert
H. Lehman, and whose co-
chairmen include- General Lu-
cius D. Clay, Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, Adlai Stevenson,
Right Reverend Monsignor
John O'Grady and George
Meany, among others.
The Detroit committee for
the celebration is composed of:
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fired from an Arab gunboat.
Two Israelis set out in a small
motorboat to catch an empty
skiff which had drifted away
from the Port of Elath. When
the motor boat was several miles
from shore on the "open seas"
of the Gulf, a Jordanian patrol
boat sped up and opened fire
with a machine gun.
Later, an Israeli naval patrol
craft found the civilian boat
drifting with one bullet-riddled
A special broadcast, featuring
Philip Slomovitz, editor and
publisher of The Jewish News,
will be heard at 10 p.m., Satur-
day, over the facilities of the
Altman Jewish Hour, on WJLB.
It will be a prelude to the major
community event on the follow-
ing day.
Israelanniversary celebra-
tions are being held in Jewish
communities throughout the
state.
A series of programs is
planned in Flint.
In Ann Arbor, a special an-
niversary service was held last
Friday, with Gen. S. L. A.
Marshall as speaker. On the
program were Dr. Harlan Hat-
cher, president of the Univer-
sity of Michigan; Mayor Samuel
J. Elderveld and the Beth
Israel youth choir. There was
a display of Hebrew literature
and of .art objects.
Mrs. Samuel Aaron, Rabbi Morris
Adler, Harold Berke, Mrs. Philip
Bernstein, Lawrence W. Crohn, Hy
Crystal, Albert Elazar, Mrs. Joseph
Ellis, Ralph Epstein, Walter L. Field,
Rabbi Leon Fram, Mrs. Max Frank,
Sandford Goldberg, Rabbi Benjamin
Gorrelick, Rabbi Mordecai Halpern,
Joseph Heideman, Rabbi Max Kapu-
stin, Abe Kasle, Leon Kay, Mrs.
Louis Kazdan, Walter E. Klein, Dr.
Shmarya Kleinman, Miss Judith
Laikin, Morris Lieberman, Henny
Littman, Milton Marwil, Mrs. Mi-
chael Michlin, Mrs. Morton Oppen-
heirn, Max Osnos, I. Pokempner,
Leo Polk, Mrs. Louis Redstone,
Samuel J. Rhodes, Mrs. Norman
Rom, Frank Rosenbaum, Rabbi Mil-
ton Rosenbaum, Mrs. Alexander
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Sanders, Irving W. Schlussei, Harry
Schumer, Morris L. Schaver, Sol
Selman, Edwin Shifrin, Samuel Si-
gal, Isidore . Sobeloff, Mrs. Julian
Tobias, Mrs. Irving Turner, Benja-
min Wilk, Harry Yudko•, Samuel
Belkin, Joseph Bernstein, Rabbi
Shalom Epstein. Rabbi Yaakov
Homnick, John C. Hopp, Irving I.
Katz, Rabbi Samuel H. Prero, Philip
Slomovitz, Rabbi Morris Greenes,
Dr. Samuel Krohn, Harry N. Katz,
Norman Perlstein, Irwin Shaw, Jo-
seph Edelman, Hy Safran, Rabbi Ja-
cob E. Segal, Rabbi Hayim Don.in,
Dr. Richard C. Hertz, Sidney M.
Shevitz, Leonard N. Simons, George
Spoon, Jonas Dworin, Martin L.
Butzel, Philip Chapnick, Dr. Irving
Gordon, Harry Katz, Harry Fried-
berg, Charles Jacobs, Harry J. Guns-
berg, Rabbi Leizer Levin, Theodore
Birnkrant, Mrs. Leon Serlin, Na-
thaniel Goldstick, Jacob Keidan,
Ben Harold, Judge Theodore Levin,
Mrs. Edward D. Quint, Mrs. Sid-
ney Kay. George W. Zeltzer, Harry
Mondry, Wolf Snyder, Alex Levitt,
Bernard Broder, Wolf Cohen, Meyer
Eisenberg, Max Nusbaum, Sidney
J. Allen, Dr. Harry Arnkoff, Louis
C. Blumberg, Henry Butzel, Louis
Berry, Israel Davidson, Mrs. Joseph
Ehrlich, Judge William • Friedman,
Joseph Holtzman, Samuel H. Ru-
biner, Mrs. Henry Wineman, Max
J. Zivian, Wilfred Doner, Louis
Luckoff, Paul Zuckerman, Harry
Cohen.
British. Foreign Office
Rejects More UN Troops
to Patrol Mid East
LONDON (JTA) — British
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd
rejected a suggestion that Brit-
ain call for a United Nations
force to be stationed :along the
Israel-Syrian border. The pro-
posal was urged in the House
of Commons by Laborite Arthur
Henderson.
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dent of the Women's Division
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, announces that the nom-
inating committee under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Samuel
S. Aaron, has proposed a full
slate of officers and members
of the Board of Directors.
Election of officers will take
place at the Women's Division
annual meeting, on June 10, at
Tam O'Shanter Country Club.
Nominated for officers are:
President, Mrs. Karbel; vice-
presidents, Mesdames Harry E.
August, Theodore Bargman, Ar-
thur I. Gould, Harold A. Robin-
son; recording secretary, Mrs.
Herbert S. Frank; correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. Ivor J. Kahn;
for the board of directors for
an additional three year term,
Mesdames Herbert S. Frank,
Lewis S. Grossman, Sidney J.
Karbel, Max Lichter, Leo Oreck-
lin, Arthur H. Rice, Emil Roth-
man, and Samuel C. Silver.
The following are new nomi-
nees for a three year term:
Mesdames Harry Arnkoff, Mor-
ris J. Brandwine, Abraham
Cooper, David Handleman, J.
Shurly Horwitz, Irving Pokemp-
ner, Louis G. Redstone, and
Isadore Winkelman.
Additional nominations may
be made by petition signed by
25 members and submitted at
least one week in advance of
the Annual Meeting, providing
nominees have consented to
serve if nominated.
Members of the nominating
committee in addition to the
chairman, Mrs. Aaron, are: Mes-
dames Harry E. August, N.
Brewster Broder, Samuel F.
Grandon, Hannan R. Kraft, Al-
exander W. Sanders, Raymond
A. Sokolov and Sidney J. Kar-
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS —Friday, April 25,
on Gulf of Aqaba
Community Geared for Noteworthy 2 Israelis Killed
body crumpled, and the second
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
The Jewish News
one apparently knocked out of
Israel AnnuversarT Event Sunday- TEL to AVIV
Two Israelis died the craft by the impact of steel
the Gulf of Aqaba Tuesday jacketed bullets.
Meroz, Hart, Artists on Program on
as victims of Jordanian bullets