THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, August 15, 1958-8
Bond Women
Plan Luncheon
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Navy Apologizes
For Rickover Snub
U.S. Navy Secretary Gates
apologized Wednesday to Rear
Adm. Hyman G. Rickover for
Knollwood Country Club will
the Navy's "snub" last week be the scene of a luncheon and
in not inviting him to a cere- pantomime recital, to be given
mony honoring the sub-polar by the Detroit Israel Bond
trip of the atomic-powered sub-
marine, Nautilus. Rickover is
known as "the father of the
atomic submarine" and was
largely responsible for its con-
struction.
Congressional leaders had de-
manded the apology after re-
jecting administration excuses
that there just wasn't enough
room for Rickover. Congress-
men also pressed the Navy for
the promotion of Rickover,
since he would be forced to
retire within a year if a pro-
motion is not forthcoming. It
is charged that intra-service ani-
mosity has so far prevented
Adm. Rickover's promotion.
Son Succeeds Father
as Paper's President
COLUMBUS, (JTA) — Ben
Neustadt, founder of the Ohio
Jewish Chronicle and its pub-
lisher for 37 years, announced
the incorporation of the Chron-
icle Printing Company which
he headed, and the election of
his son, Richard Neustadt, as
president of the new concern.
Milton J. Binsky, of Colum-
bus, joined the new operation
as vice-president and treasurer.
The printing company will con-
tinue publication of the Ohio
Jewish Chronicle and will ex-
pand its printing facilities.
Richard Neustadt, an Army
Air Force veteran, served as
general manager of the print-
ing company for the past 10
years.
Ben Neustadt will remain as
member of the board of the
new corporation and as its con-
sultant.
Harry Salzman to Produce
`Look Back in Anger'
Harry Salzman will produce
for Warner Bros. the film ver-
sion of John Osborne's Broad-
way play "Look Back in Anger,"
which has been translated and
staged in 26 countries. Mary
Ure, wife of the author and star
of the Gotham production, will
share top billing with Richard
Burton.
SHAI K. OPHIR
Philadelphia Public School Bible Reading Tried in Test Case
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — A
special three-man court, sitting
in the United States District
Court here has begun hearing
evidence in an action directed
against the constitutionality of
a school code requirement that
ten verses of the King James
Bible be read in school every
day. T h e composition of the
court will permit the case to
be speeded to the United States
Supreme Court.
The action was brought by
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Schempp, of Roslyn, members of
the Unitarian Church, and is
being fought by the Abington
Township School Board and the
Philadelphia Board of Educa-
tion. The Schempps charged
that the Bible-reading regula-
tion violates the First and Four-
teenth Amendments to the Con-
stitution.
Dr. Solomon Grayzel, editor
of the Jewish Publication So-
ciety, who was called as an
expert witness by the plaintiffs,
told the court that Bible-read-
i ng in the public schools is a
Women's Division at 12 noon,
Thursday.
Under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Samuel Schwartz, the pro- Religious Leaders
gram will f e a t u r e Shai K.
Urge Rights Fight
Ophir as guest
CHICAGO (JTA)—Bnai Brith
artist and
president Philip K l u t z n i c k
Mrs. Meyer
chided religious leaders for
Gold, of Chi-
acting the roles of diplomats
cago, as prin-
and statesmen, politicians and
cipal speaker.
nilitary experts. "Who will then
Ophir, world
lead the people of the world to
renown pan -
the only sound basis for peace,
tomime artist
the recognition that all men are
from Israel,
brothers?" he asked the 16th
was a leading
Congress of the International
artist of the
Association of Liberal Christian-
Marcel Com-
ity and Religious Freedom meet-
Mrs. Gold
pany. He has
appeared in television as a ing here on the University of
star in both "Amahl and the Chicago campus.
Night Visitors" and "Rumpel-
At a session commemorating
stiltskin."
the 10th year of the United Na-
Mrs. G o 1 d, the Midwest tions Universal Declaration of
division chairman, is active in Human Rights, K l u t z n i c k
a number of Chicago philan- warned that UN statesmen will
thropies, and is a past pres- not accept the primacy of hu-
ielent of the Chicago Bnai Brith man rights as a force for world
Women's Council.
peace "until people everywhere,
The luncheon is open to a-142.• and especially those in the so- 1.
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Bonds and to women who have make this an order of first
sold or collected over $300 in urgency." He urged that clergy-
Bonds during the year.
men and religious leaders take
the lead in a "new crusade that
will dwarf the effort of 10
JLC Asks Gromyko
years ago."
of Fate of Jewish
Culture in Russia
"divisive force." Appearing in a also took the stand to testify
private capacity, Dr. Grayzel that the Bible readings often
said the New Testament's ver- conflicted with their own faith.
sion of the trial of Jesus "was
the cause of innumerable anti-
Jewish riots throughout his-
tory." Under cross examination,
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NEW YORK (JTA) — Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Gro-
myko was asked by Adolph
Held, national chairman, and
Nathan Chanin, chairman of the
administrative committee of the
Jewish Labor Committee,
whether continued repression
of Jewish cultural institutions
and personalities in the Soviet
Union is "further appeasement
of the Nasser clique in the Arab
world."
The JLC wired the Soviet
Foreign Minister that it "wel-
comes your visit to the United
Nations as a splendid opportu-
nity to receive your country's
reply to our consistent 10-year
demand to learn the fate of
Jewish cultural institutions and
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Knesset Eases Income Tax
Law Before Recessment
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The
Israel Parliament recessed for a
summer vacation and the High
Holidays after Speaker Joseph
Sprinzak voiced a fervent ap-
peal for world peace and for
peace between Israel and her
neighbors.
One of the Knesset's last of-
ficial acts before the recess was
the adoption of amendments to
the income tax law which give
businessmen the right to deduct
from tax returns losses incurred
in previous years. The deduc-
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