Ike Hits Insertion
of Religious Issue
in Election Campaign

WASHINGTON, ( J T A ) —
President Eisenhower told his
press conference he was firmly
opposed to injection of religious
issues in election campaigns.
Eisenhower said:
"Mr. Nixon and I agreed long
ago that one thing that we
would never raise, and never
mention, is the religious issue
in the coming campaign. I have
made my position clear." The
President added: "I not only
don't believe in voicing preju-
dice, I wan re y• feel
am s e that
none.
s exactly the sam
Nix
isen ower pointed out tha
he need for protesting inno-
cence in this regard "seems to
exacerbate the situation rather
to quiet it." He said no one had
eligio
suggested to
lecti
shoul
at
iss
se
gion
on
subject
until
the s
ver."
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farms and industries to assure
our stability."
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But the Prime Minister con-
tinued, building a thriving agri-
culture, principally in the pro-
duction of export crops remains
vital. "We have placed immi-
grants on the soil," he went on.
"But now we must bring the im-
migrant villages to the point of
full economic self-sufficiency.
working citizens rooted in
producing food and in-
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In a Rosh Hashanah message,
Israel's Prime Minister David
Ben-Gurion called upon Ameri-
can Jews to maintain the vigor
of their support of humanitar-
ian work overseas through the
United Jewish Appeal, and
stressed that one of the great-
est problems facing Israel's peo-
ple is that of bringing the
country's 485 immigrant farm
settlements established through
UJA to the point where they
are economically self-sufficient.
Noting that the New Year
5721 would mark Israel's 13th
year of Statehood, Ben-Gurion
said that with the help of Amer-
ican Jews, "we have overcome
grave and seemingly insuper-

FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE
weeks, beginning Oct. 18, every
Knights of Pytnias lodge in the
Detroit area will honor the late
Sam Raskin . . . Detroit Lodge
55, of which Uncle Sam was a
ong time member and past chan-
ellor, will be host for the three
egrees of rank work in becom-
ng a Pythian . . . It will be
known as the Samuel Raskin
Class for membership throughout
the local Grand Domain area.
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-VICTOR LANDAW, assis
manager at the Oak Park La
tells of the two women who c
in last week and obviously
making their first visit to a bo
ing alley ... It wasn't exactl
triumphal affair, but one of th
gals seemed to derive a certain
modicum of comfort from their
performance . . . "I hope you
noticed," she said as they walked
past the counter behind which
-Vic was standing, "that we didn't
lose a single ball!"
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WHEN CALLING UP about
tickets for the big fall festival
dance by Detroit Lodge, K of P,
Sept. 18, at the Castle Hall,
15787 Wyoming, you won't have
to go get them . . . they'll be
delivered to your home . . . All
proceeds will be used for charity
work . . . . Call Henry Willner,
chairman, VI 1-4065, or Dave
Goldsmith, co - chairman, UN
1-0776.
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A VETERAN'S HOSPITAL
hummed with activity yesterday,
the auditorium at Dearborn V.A.
Hospitrl reverberated with these
sounds when the ladies and men's
departments of Michigan's Jewish
War Veterans combined efforts to
bring a gala games party to
about 200 patients . . Volun-
teers from each of the Michigan
posts and auxiliaries dressed in
dark suits and cocktail dresses to
give a more festive air as they
served as hostesses, shills, deal-
ers and general helping hands to
these patients who, because they
were called upon to serve their

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able in much. quantity was an Music by Muzak
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BEEF
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JWV commander, and prexy is
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