BONN, (JTA)—German Jews
opened a new synagogue, laid
the cornerstone for a second
and opened a community center
in three different cities last
week-end.
In ceremonies attended by
German church dignitaries, rep-
resentatives of the Federal and
provincial governments a n d
leading Jews, the Dusseldorf
Jewish Community consecrated
its new synagogue, the 12th to
be constructed in West Germany
since the end of the Nazi re-
gime. The modern building has
a 400-seat synagogue, a small

prayer room .for 70, a mikvah
and rooms for meetings and
classes.
At Essen, members of the
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
local Jewish community and White House received word
representatives of Chris ti a n from President Eisenhower's va-
churches and the local govern- cation headquarters at Newport,
ment turned out for ceremonies R.I., that the President has
marking the laying of a corner- signed a • bill providing for a
stone for a new synagogue. A national shrine for Jewish war
community center with school dead.
and club facilities was opened
Rep. Emanuel Celler, New
at Augsburg.
York Democrat, introduced the
measure, which grants U.S. Gov-
Some 26 million U.S. families ernment recognition te the
snap 11/2-billion pictures an- "Jewish War Veterans of
nually with their own cameras. U.S.A. National Memorial, Inc."
The shrine is located in the
national headquarters building
of the Jewish War Veterans or-
ganization in Washington.

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Peril to Israel Rising,
Dr. Goldmann Says

JOHANNESBURG, (JTA) —
Israel is in increasing danger,
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, president
of the World Zionist • Organiza-
tion declared here in an ad-
dress to 1,000 delegates attend-
ing a national conference of the
United Israel Appeal.
Summing up the situation in
which Israel finds itself, the
head of the Zionist movement
noted that the chief danger to
Israel lay in the cold war and
in the fact that the Arab states
were in a position from which
they might blackmail the major
powers. Underlining that Is-
raelis financial position re-
mained precarious, Dr. Gold-
mann urged every effort to raise
maximum sums through the
UIA.

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List Jewish Writers
in Soviet Encyclopedia

MOSCOW, (WNS) — The
newest Soviet Encyclopedia lists
three Jewish writers whose
names hitherto have been an-
athema. They are David Bergel-
son, Peretz Markish and L. Kvit-
ko.
Their inclusion in the newest
edition of the encyclopedia
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Lovett Dance School
Opens Fall Season

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New Synagogue, Center, Opened in Germany

The Lovett School of the
Dance announces the fall open-
ing of classes in dance instruc-
tions. Dance Master Samuel
Bela Lovett, head of the school,
has • scheduled classes which
began Sept. 10, at the school,
located at 18079 Wyoming, near
Curtis. There will be classes
in ballet, toe, tap, character
and ballroom dancing.
Samuel Lovett is well known
for his experience, skill and
success in .dance teaching. His
career in the field of dancing
has been long and varied. He
is the president of the Dance
Masters Organization, is a mem-
ber of the Dance Masters of
America, Chicago National As-
sociation of the Dance Masters
and Checchitti Council of
America, Inc.
Lovett is again looking ahead
to another full schedule at the
school. All classes at the Lov-
ett School will be open to
beginners, intermediates and
those in advanced stages of
dancing.
Under the heading of ball-
room . dancing, the Lovett
School will be teaching a com-
plete repertoire of dance \ra-
rities. The current American
favorite, the Cha Cha, is one
of the Latin American dances
to be taught in this fall session
under the guidance of Lovett
and his experienced staff.
For information about the
Lovett School and its pro-
posed schedule for for enroll-
ment in the classes. call UN.
2-7545.

THE SYNAGOGUE

COUNCIL OF

BETH
YEHUDAH
SCHOOLS

Expresses Its Gratitude to the

Rabbis, Officers and Membership

of the Detroit Synagogues

Conducting Appeals for the

Yeshivah During the

High Holy Days

"May the Good Lord Reward all Public

Spirited Individuals Engaged in Fulfilling

the Community's Needs."

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Morris Snow,

Chairman, Synagogue Councig

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