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March 04, 1960 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1960-03-04

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Goldmann Meets U.S. Chiefs to Assure Voice in Spending

. Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to Vie Jewish News

participation of American Jew-
The negotiations, he said, that he had white-washed the
ish leaders in determining the may conclude this month, fol- German anti-Semitic incidents,
NEW YORK — Negotiations spending of funds raised in this lowing which a public statement and declared that these groups
co are now going on between the I country for Israel, Dr. Nahum will be issued. He emphasized had distorted his statements.
Jewish Agency and fund-raising , Goldmann, chairman of the Jew- that the Agency had long sought
He said he had constantly
organizations in the United ! ish Agency, revealed at a press such participation. He said that maintained that while these in-
States with a view of ensuring conference here Tuesday.
the
tax
exemption
status
of
cidents did not constitute an
a
United Jewish Appeal is in no immediate danger to German
danger.
Jewry they had to be taken very
Dr. Goldmann made it clear seriously as a symptomatic in-
that the Agency had informed dication of what might happen
various parties in Israel which in the future if the young • gen-
receive funds from the Agency, eration were not taught to abhor
on conditions that they conduct Nazi philosophy and other
no fund-raising campaigns of nationalistic tendencies.
• *
their own in the United States,
that after 1960 the Agency
would no longer be bound by Israel Political Parties ,
this arrangement. The final de- Discuss U.S. Drives
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
cision, he said, would be made
to The Jewish News
by the World. Zionist Congress,
JERUSALEM—Six Israel par-
which will convene in Jerusa-
ties are discussing a proposal
lem at the end of this year.

ea;

• ZOD Launches Institutional Israel
• Purchase Program for Israel Bonds

'*.

oped that the Jewish Agency

might not grant the customary
allocations to them in 1961. The

meeting was convened at the

initiative of the General Zion-
ists and included Herut, the
National Religious Party, Pro-
gressives, Agudas Israel a n d
Poale Agudas Israel.
The parties receive alloca-
tions for their special settle-
ment and construction funds in
return for commitments not to
undertake separate campaigns
in the U.S. competitive to the
UJA efforts.
The Histadrut annual cam-
paign in the U.S. is conducted
jointly by Mapai, Mapam and
Achdut Avodah.

DRIVING LESSONS

for a joint fund-raising cam-

N7

LESSON
COURSE

2 5

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Dual Controls

Professional instructors
The Agency leader explained
paign in the United States, out-
that the allocations to political!
Day or Evening
parties in Israel were not for side the United Jewish Appeal,
Appointments
a morning paper here reported
political activities but for con-1
Safeway Driver Training
Wednesday.
struction work in settlements
A meeting of parties was
TO 9-7600 LI 2-6742
and for absorption of immi- ;
held after indications devel-
grants. The funds were spent
under the control of the Jewish
Agency comptroller, he stressed.
He said that the allocations
to the parties have not been
The Zionist Organization of Detroit purchased $6,000 in
State of Israel Bonds, to launch the 1960 institutional purchase I abolished for 1960, and added
that the Jewish Agency would,
program under the Israel Bond building fund clause, which
permits redemp ■ ion within 30 days upon demand. Judge Ira G. in the future, be guided by the
will of the United Jewish Ap-
Kaufman, (left), president of the Zionist Organization of De-
peal with regard to this matter.
troit, presents the check for the Bond purchase to Phillip Stoll-
man, honorary chairman of the Detroit Israel Bond Committee
Dr. Goldmann pointed Out
and past campaign chairman. Sherman Shapiro, ZOD vice- that a new constitution of the
president, (center), joined Judge Kaufman in the check pres- World Zionist Organization
entation.
would make considerable en-
largement of the movement pos-
sible, but he indicated that it
would take "some time" to '
bring this about.
The delicious Vita Herring that so
He announced his intention
often graces your family table also
to visit Latin America within
bids your guests a warm and joyous
An outpouring of messages , three distinguished members of the next few weeks to explorei
"welcome". Enjoyed by your family
of tribute and congratulations the community.
"certain possibilities" for en-
and friends for its richly traditional,
waS being received this week in
The Zionist Region will pay largement of the WZO there.
old world flavor, Vita Herring is part
the offices of the Michigan Zi- tribute to the long-time efforts He was, he said, continuing his
of the heritage of hospitality always
onist Region, as the organiza- of Maurice H. Zackheim, Robert efforts to bring in new groups
found in the American Jewish home.
tion concluded plans for a testi- R. Marwill and Harry Cohen at in other parts of world. Coop-
monial reception in honor of 8 p.m., Thursday, in the social eration of organized Zionist
hall of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
groups in this work was essen-
Abe Kasle is chairman of the tial to success of these efforts,
testimonial committee, which is , he indicated.
Referring to anti-Semitic in-
comprised of Zionist and corn-1
through
European eyes
munity leaders. The public is cidents in Germany, Dr. Gold-
mann said that one positive re-
and not a penny extra)
invited to attend.
Tributes to the guests of hon- sult was that they had made
Unusual extra features and informed
couriers let you see more and do more
or will be extended on behalf German public. opinion and the
than ordinary tourists. A Personally
of the community and the host German authorities conscious of
Conducted Luxury Motor Coach 'Four
designed for Americans by HORIZONS
congregation by Rabbi Morris the necessity of educating Ger-
of EUROPE, one of Britain's largest
1 Adler, its spiritual leader; by man youth in the spirit of tol-
tour operators.
Milton S. Marwil, president of , erance, goodwill and democracy.:
$-12 Countries • 26.32 Days • from$10911
He said it was essential to
VITA–the height of a meal or a party
the Michigan Zionist Region;
10B Departures •• May 5 - Sept. 40
and Judge Ira G. Kaufman, assure that people clwely iden- FREE NEW RECIPE BOOK! WRITE:
Via BOAC, KLM, QANTAS, SABENA.
tified
with
the
Nazi
regime
Vita, 643 Greenwich St., N.Y. M, N.Y.
SWISSAIR, IRISH AIR LINES
president of the Zionist Organ-
ization. of Detroit. Kasle will should not occupy important
Distributed by: RASKIN FOOD PRODUCTS
positions
in
German
public
life.
preside. •
15391 Idaho
! He strongly rejected allega-
A musical program will fea- tions by Communists groups I
Detroit 38, Michigan; TO 5-1566
ture Cantors Jacob H. Sonen-
klar and Reuven Frankel, of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. and a' so-
Folios Bergere,-
Tea with WI
cial hour will follow, featuring
other Cabarets
MP in London
Purim refreshments.
ALL EXPENSES PAID! Including Air
Mrs. Milton S. Marwil is
F are. ALL MEALS. DeLuxe and Ist
Class Hotels, Transportation, Sightsce-
chairman of the hostess com-
Ipg. Excursions. Tips, European Taxes,
mittee, and is being assisted by
Couriers and Horizons' big extras.
Mesdames Ted Baruch, Sidney
Send for FREE folder. Gives
Brand, Samuel Gold, Ira G.
full details. Answers all ques-
tions.
Kaufman, Sol Lifsitz, Robert
SPECIAL OFFER! $1.95 Best
Morrison, Sidney Marwil, Thom-
Seller FIELDINGS' SELEC-
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as Marwil. Charles Rosenblatt,
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guide to values and places to
shop in Europe. Sold everY-
Ted Winshall and the Misses
whero for 51.95. Yours✓ to
Phyllis and Selma Korn.
keep whether you take the
tour or not. Enclose only 50e
In tribute to the three local
for handling and mailing.
leaders, a permanent testimo-
Mail coupon today for Fold-
er and Shopping Guide:
nial project at Kfar Silver Agri-
cultural School and Children's'
This Is the fatuous
HORIZONS of EUROPE •
Village in Israel will be estab-
"'Europe through European eyes" Tour
lished.
Contributions to the project
may be sent to the Michigan
Zionist Region, 10424 W. Mc-
Nichols. There will be no solici-
FREE STOPOVERS EVERYWHERE IN EUROPE!
tations at the reception Thurs-
! clay.

SAY "WELCOME"
IN THE
TRADITIONAL WAY

HERRING

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to Zackheim, Marwil and Cohen

EUROPE

O

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ROME; (JTA) — Two young
imen found guilty of stealing
and hanging from a tree a
statue representing a Jewish
I warrior and painting swastikas
were sentenced to 40-day jail
I terms, A third boy was found
guilty but released because he
; was a minor.

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