Is raft .I3ond Actio n Day _Nov.- 15
to Mark Opening of Neiv - Offices

An all-day Israel Bond Door-
To-Door Action Day Sunday,
Nov. 15, will climax the High
Holy Day. appeal cash collec-
tion campaign, and will intro-
duce the new Israel Bond of-
fices, 8522 McNichols Road at
Ohio.
A kickoff breakfast and a spe-
cial program at the new offices
will launch an all-out collection
effort by both men and women
leaders and workers of. the De-
troit Committee for Israel
Bonds.

Landsmanshafteh
to Hear Intimate
Israeli Reports

Aaron Rosenberg, attorney
and noted interpreter of Jew-
ish humor, will be the guest
speaker at the reception for
Landsmanshaften members who
have visited Israel, this Sun-
day, 10 a.m., at Jericho Temple,
18495 Wyoming. The meeting
is being arranged by the Com-
mittee for Landsmanshaften of
the Jewish National Fund.
Breakfast will be served.
Mrs. Harry Kaminer, who has
just returned after six months
in the Jewish State, will par-
ticipate in the exchange of im-
pressions gathered while there.
The reception, according to
Harry Kaminer, chairman of
the committee, will be a re-
union of those members of so-
cieties who have had the op-
portunity to see Israel. "It will
be the first occasion for a can-
did expression of what these
members have seen, and how,
each one was affected by his'
presence • in the Jewish State,
and by what he has seen and ex-
perienced, while there," Kanit-
ner said.
Presidents and key officers of
the Landsmanshaften have been
invited.

Ghanaian Student
at ORT School

'Israel Bond_ Action Day will
highlight an intensive cash col- .
lection campaign which has al-
ready seen Detroit Jewry re-•
deem more than $17,000 in High
HOly Day pledges in the four
weeks since Rosh Hashanah.
A housewarming party will go
on through • the day at the new
-offices, as collectors bring in
their reports.
Israel Bond workers, pur-
chasers and friends are invited
by Tom Borman, general chair-
man and the women's division
co-chairmen, Mrs. Max Stoll-
man and Mrs. Joseph Katchke;
to drop in at the housewarming
anytime during the day.
Detroit's most successful
High Holy Day Israel Bond ap-
peal in history has reached the
$310,000 mark, on the basis of
semi-final reports froth 25 par-
ticipating congregations, it was
announced by Phillip Stollman,
chairman of the High Holy Day
Religious Council, • and his co-
chairmen, Norman Allan and
Judge Nathan Kaufman.

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Inbal, Dance Theater of Is-
rael, will appear at the Masonic
Temple at
8:20 p.m., Sat-
ur d a y, Nov.
21. The com-
pany of 30
dancers, sing-
ers and musi-
cians will be
presented by
S. Hurok, un-
der the aus-
pices of- the
American- Dahlia Kubani
Israel Cultural Foundation, in
35 U.S. and Canadian cities.
The company, under the di-
rection; of Sara Levi-Tanai,
made its American debut in
1958 and so captivated critics
and audiences in Detroit and
other cities that its Broadway
run had to be extended, and
cities across the continent peti-
tioned Hurok to bring the com-
pany back.
Inbal was organized by Miss
Levi-Tanai shortly after Israel
became an independent state. It
consisted of Yemenites who had
migrated to Israel from the
Southwestern corner of the
Arabian peninsula.
The Yemenites are now vir-
tually completely repatriated in

Israel, and Inbal has taken this
accumulatpd treasure of unique
folklore and looked beyond it
to synthesize this ancient Jew-
ish -dance form with the aspira-
tions, of present-day Israel.
The music for the program
has been arranged by five out-.
standing I s r a.e 1 i composers,
Mordechai Seter, Paul Ben-.
Haim, Gary Bartini, Alexander
Uriah Boscovich and. Menahem
Avidom.
The sets were designed by
Arnon Adar, one of the fore-
most stage designers in Israel.
The leading dancers include
Mar gali th Oved, Hadassa
Bedoch, Dahlia Kubani and
Yehuda Cohen.

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`Vehement' Opposition
to Center Opening

Editor, The Jewish News:
What a Jewish individual
does on the Sabbath is his
business—but what one of our
own Jewish institutions does
on Saturdays is our business.
Any opening of the Jewish
Community Center on the Sab-
bath should be vehemently op-
posed as a community project.
The Detroit Jewish com-
munity should lead a life of
righteousness and justice. This
is an obligation we accepted
when the Ten Commandments
were g i v en to us by God
through Moses. Our moral re-
sponsibilities emphasize Torah,
and the Sabbath and our roots
are deeply imbedded in this
Rejects 'Kromie
doctrine. The community
be thankful for the fact
Policy should
that we have the opportunity
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Prime to observe the Sabbath and
Minister David Ben-Gurion as- thankful for the fact that the
sailed the Soviet press for its bonds of Jewish fellowship are
attacks on the Israel govern- more secure and our attach-
ment and on him personally and ment to God through the Sab-
for calling him a "warmonger." bath more divine.
Speaking at an election cam-
However, we cannot give
paign meeting in Jaffa, he em- thanks to Him in the same sol-
phasized that the Soviet attacks emnity and reverence when we
against him have been motivated know that our Jewish leaders
by his concern "that Israel have committed a Sabbath vio-
forces are equipped so that they lation by permitting our Cen-
can stand up to our enemies," ter to remain open on Satur-
and declared:
. days. Has this been done to
"We will not accept the Czar- appease a minority group of
ist slogan `Kromie Yevreyev'- individuals?
except Jews—even frohi His
. . . As long as we walk in
Excellency Soviet Premier the ways of God, so long will
Khrushchev. Why is it permiss- His.-blessings be upon us. Holy
able for Khrushchev to equip should be the Sabbath—for in
the Soviet army, Nasser's army six days God created the
and Kassem's army, while we heaven and earth -. and rested
must not arm ours elv es?" on the seventh day. It is this
Ben-Gurion concluded with an Sabbath Commandment that has
offer extending the hand of sustained us as a people and
peace to all nations.
as 'a faith.
As a past president of Pis-
gah Lodge, Bnai Brith, I hum-
Ex-Bund Leader Jailed bly
beseeCh the powers that be
on Conspiracy Charge to rescind the order to open
A former Chicago leader of our Center on the Sabbath, and
the German-American Blind, permit again our community to
William B. Wernecke, 52, has turn to our destined direction
been found guilty of conspiracy of life and Torah.
—DR. GEORGE V. LEIB.
to kill by Chicago Criminal
Court Judge Robert E. English,
and sentenced to 1 to 5 years in Disfigure Plaque Honoring
prison.
World War II Nazi Victims
Wernecke, a real estate man,
VIENNA, (JTA)—The plaque
had been accused of hiring a
on the front of the World War
man to beat up a business
II Gestapo headquarters build-
associate with whom he had
ing, honoring the memory of
quarreled over property owned
the victims of Nazism, was dis-
by Wernecke's wife.
The ex-Bund leader and draft figured when vandals or anti-
dodge?' lost his chance at pro- Semites smeared it with oil
bation because of arrogant con- acids. The acids were applied
duct. At one point in the trial in such a manner as to destroy
that part of the inscription
he called the prosecutor "a
scum," and refused to answer which pays tribute to the

B-G
Yevreyev' USSR

The grandson of a tribal
chief of Ghana, 11-year-old
John Daniel Aboagyeh (up-
per left) is welcomed by his
classmates at the ORT Vo- •
cational School in Nathanya,
Israel. A student of electro-
mechanics, John is attending
the school on a scholarship
provided by the Nathanya
Municipality. He is related
to Prime Minister Kwame
Nkrumah, of Ghana.

Inbal Returns to Masonic Nov. 21

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