A "Musical Tour Around the
World" will be rendered by
Mrs. Hal Gordon, popular local
artist, at the annual member-
ship party of Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah, at 12:30 p.m.,
Tuesday,. at Hadassah House,
16240 W. Seven Mile. New
members and their sponsors are
invited to attend.
Mrs. William J. Hubert, vice-
president of membership, an-
nounces that a program has
been designed for new "Ha-
dassahites" and chapter officers.
Mrs. Gordon, known profes-

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10-Year-Olds Give
'Dues' to Hadassah

Arthur Hurvitz and Billy
Weller, a couple of 10-year-
olds who live on Strathmoor
Ave., recently tried to organ-
ize a club for boys. After col-
lecting dues in the amount of
$2.80, the boys decided to
abandon the project.
What to do with the $2.80?
Since none of the young men
wanted their money back, it
was decided to contribute the
funds to Hadassah's Voca-
tional Educational Fund
through the Schaefer Group.
Another way that Hadassah
is serving to strengthen the
link between the youth of
American and Israel!

To be known as the "Harry
S. Truman Freedom Bell," it
will be rung twice each year—
on the anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the State of Israel
and on July 4, the United States
Independence Day.
The name of Philip Slomo•
vitz, Jewish News editor, has
been inscribed on the bell, "in
recognition of his outstanding
service to Hadassah, to all local
activities for the betterment of
human welfare and to the state
of Israel."
New officers of Sherwood
Group of Detroit Chapter are
the following: Mesdames Ivan
Meisner, president; Ben Borin,
Samuel S. Aaron, Harold Berry,
Milford Pregerson and Cy
Aaron, vice-presidents; Harvey
Snider, treasurer; Elizabeth
Stone, assistant treasurer; Louis
Luckoff, Graham Landau, John
J. Mann and Sol Mullin, secre-
taries.

Investments in Israeli Ventures
to Be Aired at RASSCO Meeting

Investment opportunities in
the RASSCO Financial Corpora-
tion, the American subsidiary
of RASSCO (Rural and Sub-
urban Settlement Corporation)
of Israel, will be described at
a meeting of local investors at
8 p.m., Monday, at the home of
Charles E. Feinberg, of 872
Boston Blvd.
Jacob Schneider, a top execu-
sionally as Jean Lawrence, is
the wife of the musical director tives in the New York head-
of WXYZ-TV, and is chairman
of the Music Study Club's "Mu-
sic for Israel Funds." At this
event, she will be accompanied
by pianist Jimmy Stevenson.
The winner of the first prize
in the membership enrollment
contest will be announced. The
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
woman who has brought the Seafarers International Union
most new members into the is taking preliminary steps to
organization will be awarded renew its battle against Arab
an all-expenses paid trip to the blacklisting of American ships
Hadassah national convention for trading with Israel, it was
in New York, Sept. 11-14. A announced by the SIU.
second prize-winner will re-
One month ago, the SIU
ceive a transistor radio.
called off its 22-day boycott of
Hadassah House's board of the Egyptian ship Cleopatra, in
trustees will hostess the mem- New York harbor, after the
bership party, at which Mrs. I. State Department had promised
Jerome Hauser, chapter presi- to intensify diplomatic efforts
dent, will greet new members, to protect American ships and
and Mrs. David J. Schachter, seamen against Arab discrim-
immediate past president, will ination.
That boycott, which cost the
summarize Hadassah's activi-
Egyptian owners of the Cleo-
ties.
* * *
patra an estimated $44,000,
A 300-pound, 100-year-old may. be resumed in the near
'Freedom Bell" to be set up future. Paul Hall, SIU presi-
on the grounds of the Hadas- dent, revealed that his office
sah-Hebrew University Medical is compiling "fresh data" about
Center on the western outskirts continuance of the blacklisting
of Jerusalem is on its way to by the Arab Boycott Office,
affecting the job opportunities
Israel, it was announced.
and livelihood of American
searr_
Hall made his announcement
following a report from Damas-
cus that another American ship
had been added to the blacklist.
This ship, the Banner Lines
"Atlantic," registered in New
York, was banned from all
Arab ports for "trading with
Israel."
"We have the names of other
ships that have been either
added to the blacklist or taken
off the blacklist recently," Hall
said. "We are compiling this
data very carefully. Some of
the data will I t be complete
until the ships concerned have
returned to th - ir home ports
and we can interview the crews
to obtain first-hand reports
about whether the crews had
been molested or harassed by
the Arab authorities. When the
data is complete, we shall file
a brief on the entire issue."
The brief, Hall said, will be
filed with George Meany, 'presi-
dent of AFL-COI, since the
State Department agreement
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leading to the withdrawal of
the Cleopatra pickets by the
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Monday night, received the key
to the City of Detroit from
Corporation Counsel Nathaniel
H. Goldstick.
The ship, fourth Israeli vessel
to dock here since the inaugu-
ration of Great Lakes-St. Law-
rence shipping by the Zim Is-
rael Navigation Co., arrived
Sunday and departed on Wed-
nesday.
Goldstick, representing Mayor
Louis C. Miriani, read a brief
message of greeting from the
Mayor, which cited Israel as a
"brave and intrepid little coun-
try that is pioneering in de-
mocracy and industry as well."
Frank Abelman, U.S. col-
lector of customs, also was
present at the ceremony, and
he was in attendance Sunday
night, when a reception was
tendered for the ship's officers
and crew.
The Yehuda, a 395-foot diesel-
powered vessel, is one of the
ships built by Germany as part

quarters of RASSCO, will de-
scribe the recent $9,000,000
issue of debentures registered
with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission, and will
point out its attractiveness to
American investors.
The purpose of this issue is
to finance the construction in
Israel of bady needed middle
income rental housing.
The 25-year-old parent corpo-
ration, RASSCO, has numbered
among its operations in Israel
the establishment of entire vil-
lages, construction of the Tel
Aviv supermarket, commercial
and shopping centers in other
Israel cities and some construc-
tion on the campus of the He-
brew University. Among Ameri-
cans, RASSCO has developed
and sold many highly produc-
tive orange groves.

Before coming here, the ship
stopped at ports in Italy, Spain,
Portugal, Quebec and Montreal.
Before returning, the Yehuda
will stop at Milwaukee, 'Chi-
cago and Duluth.

N ixon, Ambassadors
Honor Israel Envoy

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-
More than 1,000 leaders of the
Washington community, senior
Government officials and am-
bassadors of many countries at-
tended the Ambassador's Ball
here in honor of Israel Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Avraham Har-
man.
The honorary committee for
the ball was headed by United
States Supreme Court Justice
William 0. Douglas and in-
eluded Vice President Richard
M. Nixon, members of the Cabi-
net and Congress and Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. The ball
marked the celebration of
Washington Jewry's participa-
tion in the Israel bond drive.

marble and clothing. When the
Yehuda returns to Haifa on
July 5, it will have flour, steel,
trucks, machinery and an en-
tire brewery that will be re-
assembled in Israel.
The ship carries a crew of
38, of which 35 are Israelis.
Making the trip with Capt.
Zaid, a native-born Israeli, are
his wife, Lydia, a Romanian
immigrant, and their two chil-
dren, Alex, 8, and Esther, 6,
both Sabras.
Capt. Zaid is a graduate of
the Palestine Nautical School,
which was run by the British
during the Mandatory regime.

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Brager Expands
Israel Operations

In a major move to help
make possible . the State of Is-
rael's plans for a five-year
$250,000,000 investment pro-
gram in the United States,
Harry E. Brager Associates, the
only registered American se-
curities firm dealing exclusively
in Israel securities, announced
expansion of its underwriting
operations under the name of
Brager and Company, with na-
tional offices in New York
City.
Brager and Company will
underwrite new issues of Is-
raeli securities and will also
create an over-the-counter mar-
ket in the United States for Is-
raeli securities already issued,
according to Harry E. Brager,
president. The expanded firm
begins operations with under-
writing contracts for the sale
of $10,000,000 of new securities.
Its program will include the
creation of broker-dealer syndi-
cates throughout the country
for marketing new issues and
to encourage trading on both
the United States and Tel-Aviv
Stock Exchanges.
Pinchas Sapir, Israel's Minis-
ter of Commerce and Industry,
this year announced his coun-
try's master plan with a goal
of $250,000,000 in private in-
vestment from the United
States alone in the next five
years for establishing new in-
dustries and expanding others.
In the past two years Harry
E. Brager Associates has mar-
keted over $7,500,000 of Israeli
securities in the United States.
Two issues marketed by the
firm made possible the expan-
sion of the American-Israeli
Paper Mills and the Alliance
Tire and Rubber Company.
These issues are now listed on
the American Stock Exchange.

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7 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, June 17, 1960

Hadassah Membership Party Offers Israeli Skipper Gets Key to City; Ship Docks Here
Yaakov Zaid, master of of the reparations agreement
Among the items in its cargo
`Musical Tour Around the World' the Capt.
Israeli freighter Yehuda, on between Israel and Germany.
were olives, wines, plywood,