Solid Basis of Israel-U.S. Amity
Emphasized by Envoy Harman
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
To The Jewish News
NEW YORK. — Israel's rela-
tions with the United States are
"on firm and solid basis of
friendship and understanding"
and are sure to continue to
grow, Avraham Harman, newly
appointed Israeli ambassador to
the United States, declared
upon his arriv-
al here Tues-
day to assume
his new post
in Washington.
Harman, for-
mer Israeli
Consul Gener-
al in New York
and more re-
cently a mem-
ber of the Jew-
ish Agency
Executive in
Jerusalem, as-
serted that
"the people of
Harman
Israel are fully
aware of the true meaning of
U.S. friendship and leadership."
With his wife, Mrs. Zena
Harman, chairman of the pro-
gram committee of United Na-
tions Childrens Fund and one
of their three children, liana, 9,
the diplomat debarked from an
El Al Israel plane early Tues-
day at the International Air-
port here. He left a few hours
later for Washington where he
is expected to present his cre-
dentials to President Eisen-
hower.
After expressing his pleasure
at being in the U.S. again and
asserting that this country's re-
lations with Israel are on a
firm basis, he said of Israeli-
American relations:
"The structure which has
been rising is already signifi-
cant in proportions and I am
sure it will continue to grow
I have had the opporti,"11:37 of
In the USA.
serving previously
,
It was an 4, :...genence which I
1—ve.-8—ady treasured and I am
happy that I - can renew it. To
be able to see the dynamic ex-
pression of American life and
interpret it to my fellow coun-
trymen is indeed a great privi-
lege."
"The country I represent,"
Harman asserted, "is small in
area and population, but we do
not believe that the right to
live in freedom and security is
dependent on size. In this re-
spect all countries are equal—
just as we believe with you that
all men are created equal in
their. right to life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness."
Harman pointed out that dur-
ing his previous service in this
country he had enjoyed "the
friendship and help of the Jew-
ish community" and stated it
would be "a special privilege
to renew older friendships with
ADL Head Commen
Mayor for Research
of Racial Problems
Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron, chair-
man of the Michigan Regional
Advisory Board of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith, commended Mayor Louis
Miriani for initiating the re-
search study recently prepared
by the Desearch Division of De-
troit's Commission on Commun-
ity Relations regarding racial
factors in admission to Detroit
public housing.
Mrs. Aaron called on the
mayor to recommend procedural
changes in the processing of
applications to Detroit's public
housing projects in order to
eliminate the doubts raised by
the Community Relations Com-
mision's report. She stated that
the professional staff of the
Anti-Defamation League had
examined the study in great de-
tail and had reported that the
methods employed were rigor-
ous and fully scientific.
Danny Raskin's
the members of the Jewish com-
munity in the U. S."
Harman. who was born in
England, settled in Palestine in
1940. For a short period he
worked with the Zionist Feder-
ation of South Africa and for
eight years was employed by
the Jewish Agency. He entered
Israeli government service as
deputy director of the govern-
ment's press office in 1949,
served as Consul General in
Montreal and represented his
government in various capaci-
ties in the U. S. from 1950 to
1955.
Mrs. Harman, who has been
active on the UNICEF execu-
tive board, will head the agen-
cy's program committee meet-
ings for the next fortnight.
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This Week's Radio and
- Television Programs
of Jewish Interest
WORDS WE LIVE BY
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: The last of 15 liter-
ary dialogues on the legends
of the Bible will present author-
critic-poet : Mark Van Doren, re-
cent retiree of Columbia Uni-
versity's English department,
and Maurice Samuel, noted
author and lecturer. Conducted
by the Jewish Theological
Seminary, the series has been
based on Louis Ginzberg's
"Legends of the Jews." Program
editor was Dr. Ben Zion Bokser,
Rabbi of the Forest Hills, N.Y..
-
Jewish Center.
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TUP JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 1i:60
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "Labor in Jewish
Tradition," a special program
dedicated to Labor Day, will
include participants Rabbi
Hayim Donin, of Cong. Bnai
D a v i d, Dr. Leon Fram, cf
Temple Israel, and Rabbi Ben-
jamin Gorrelick, of Beth Aaron
Synagogue, announces Dr.
Leonard Sidlow, chairman of
the Culture Commission of the
Jewish Community Council.
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11:05 p.m., Sunday.
Station. WXYZ.
Feature: Ina special broad-
cast, concluding the program's
25th year as the oldest national
weekly Jewish broadcast, selec-
tions from "We Worship," an
album of contemporary Hebrew
liturgical music, as sung by the
.Temple Emanu-El choir of
Dallas, Tex., will be presented.
The program also will feature
an address by Rabbi Harold
Waintrup of Old York Road
Temple, Abingdon, Pa.
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COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
Time: 10 p.m., _ Saturday.
Station: WJLB
Feature: Dr. Leonard Sidlow,
chairman of the Culture Com-
mission of the Jewish Com-
munity Council of Metropoli-
tan Detroit, and member of the
Council's Executive Committee,
will discuss the activities of the
commission and how organiza-
tions may use its facilities.
Washington Expects
Highest Enrollment
in Jewish Schools
WASHINGTON, ( JTA) —
Nearly 9,000 students . are ex-
pected to enroll for the new
term in the 31 Jewish schools
in Greater Washington, accord-
ing to a survey by the Jewish
Community Council. This num-
ber exceeds last year's registra-
tions of 8,738 which represented
a. 76 percent increase over sev-
en 'years.
Arab League Enlarges
List of Boycotted Firms
NEW MYSTERY-THRILLER
M-G-M presents
LONDON, (JTA)—The Arab
League's boycott office dis-
closed that it had recommended
THE SCAPEGOAT
the blacklisting of six Ameri-
can, three British, two French
starring
as The Countess
and two Swiss firms, all engaged
in the electrical industry, on
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the grounds that they had vio-
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lated the Arab anti-Israel boy-
cott regulations.
Earlier the League announced OPENING DAY
that it had added 15 more
American and European com-
panies to the list of firms barred
FRIDAY
from doing business in Arab
SEPT. 4
countries on the ground that
WHILE VACATIONING in they violated the boycott.
DOWNTOWN
Canada, Sid Ressler, playing
golf on a strange course, stud-
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
ied the lie of his ball and asked
Sammy Woolf
the caddie, "What club would
you use here?' . . . "A number
And His Orchestra
eight," said the caddie without
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hesitation . . . So Sid used a
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number eight, hit a perfect shot
— and found - himself still 40
yards short of the pin . . .
"That's a full spoon shot," he
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told the caddie angrily. "Why
did you tell me you'd use a
Sunday & Thursday Evening
number eight?" . . . "Because,"
Buffet Dinner, 6:30 P.M.
explained the caddie, "that's
the only club I've got."
$3.00 for •Adults
—
$2.00 for Children
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LYNDA BESSMAN, 8-year-
old daughter of Sam and Lila
5440 CASS
Bessman, was packed off to
Chicago for a visit with her old
maid aunt . . . Her last minute
instructions were, "Remember,
Aunt Sadie is a bit on the prissy
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side. If you have to go to the
bathroom, be sure to say, 'I'd
Not Just a Side Line •
like to powder my nose!' " . . .
Lynda made such a hit with
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Aunt Sadie that when the time
came for her to leave she was
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told, "I certainly loved having
you here, my dear. On your
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next visit, you must bring your
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little sister Suzie with you"
. . . "I better not," said Lynda
Lb.
hastily. "Suzie still powders- her
nose in bed!"
ALEC GUINNESS
LISTENING
BETTE DAVIS
PARADE
11 AM
BELCREST HOTEL
WHOLE ROASTED CHICKENS
*
LITTLE BOBBY GOLDBERG,
seven-year-old son of Al and
Mannie Goldberg, was sobbing
his heart out because his dog
was gone . . . His aunt, Reva
Fuller, was at the house sym-
pathizing how sorry she was
that he had lost his dog . . .
and Bobby moaningly replied,
"I didn't lose him. He lost me!"
'Zim' Passengers
Offered Free 8-Day
Holiday in Israel
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
Zim Israel Navigation Co., of
Haifa, will offer a free eight-
day holiday in - Israel next
ter to passengers holding first
class round trip tickets in their
liners plying between Marseil-
les or Naples and Haifa, it was
announced by the American-
Israeli Shipping Company, U.S.
representattives of the Zim
Lines.
The plan, intended to pro-
mote winter tourism in Israel,
provides for room with private
bath. or shower and full board
free for eight days at a choice
of first class hotels in Haifa,
Tel Aviv, Herzliya and Jeru-
salem. An alternative p 1 a n
offers a free six-day stay at
Israel's Red Sea resort of Eilat
plus air transportation to and
from Eilat.
The free stay in Israel is
limited to the period from
Nov. 1, 1959, to Feb. 29, 1960,
but applies to passengers hold-
ing first class round trip
tickets for any winter season
sailing between Europe and
I s r a e 1, the American-Israeli
Shipping Company said. A
round trip ticket consists of
two full fares less a ten per-
cent discount. The tickets are
valid for no longer than one
month from date of sailing for
Israel. Ocean passage will be
aboard the Zim Lines' newly-
built luxury liner, S.S. Theodor
Herzl.
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