THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 21,
,namitet H. 'Mintier ()riven Gay's
Honor as 'Citizen Extraordinaire'
on Occasion of Sixtieth Birthday
The City of Detroit, in a
special proclamation, signed by
Mayor Louis C. Miriani, this
week proclaimed Samuel H.
Rubiner a "Citizen Extraordi-
naire" on the occasion of his
60th birthday, which he is to
observe on Oct. 30.
The proclamation takes note
of Rubiner's activities in religi-
ous and welfare activities and
calls him a "tireless worker"
and zealous officer. The procla-
mation makes •special note of
the fact that "Rubiner •will ob-
serve his 60th birthday by mak-
ing the keynote speech before
the Western States Section of
the_ National Jewish Welfare
Board as a national vice presi-
dent of the organization on Oct.
30."
Born in Grand Rapids, Oct.
30, 1900, son of Abraham Jo-
seph and Mary Shetzer Ru-
biner, - Samuel Rubiner was
brought to Detroit at an early
age. He studied at the United
Hebrew Schools, Bishop Union
School, Central High School,
and is . a graduate of Detroit
Business University and Detroit
College of Law.
A former president of the
Jewish Welfare Federation-
1950-55—he is now an hon-
orary member of its execu-
tive committee. He is a past
president of the Midwest Sec-
tion of the Jewish Welfare
Board, a past president of
the Detroit Jewish Commu-
nity Center and an organizer
of Sinai Hospital.
Now a business counselor,
with offices in the Michigan
Building, Rubiner is a past
president of the Detroit _Chapter
of American Institute of Bank-
ing.
He is past president of Stand-
ard Club and Franklin Hills
Country Club, served as sec-
retary of the Zionist Organiza-
' tion here in the early 1920s,
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Label Katz Rejects
njection of azi et iois in
Formation of Central Political Campaign Causes D.C.
Body for U.S. Jewry
PITTSBURGH, (JTA)—Label
A. Katz, president of Bnai Brith,
has rejected proposals that have
been made for the creation of a
new, overall, central body for
American Jewry, declaring that
the Presidents Conference, con-
sisting of the heads of major
Jewish organizations in this
country, offers "the wiser alter-
native."
Addressing the Bnai Brith
Council of Pittsburgh, Katz en-
dorsed the principle of organic
unity in Jewish life, describing
the evolution of an American-
Jewish central body as "a • de-
sirable and attainable goal."
He warned, however, against
"a formalized body with specific
voting procedures 'which, how-
ever democratic in their intent,
disregard the fundamental fact
that there is no compulsory
quality to American Jewish
life."- Instead, he said, "let us
build on what we have—namely
the Presidents Conference."
Katz, who is currently chair-
man of the Presidents Confer-
ence, told the meeting here that
an effective central body of
American Jewry must be guided
by several characteristics of
American Jewish life.
_ These characteristics, he said,
are "the spirit of voluntarism,
the denial of compulsion, re-
spect for dissent, and a wari-
ness of concen trated power."
The Presidents Conference, he
held; offers "a practical, prag-
matic approach to the problem
of Jewish unity.
Riot; Rockwell, Aides Arrested
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—An
anti-Kennedy demonstration by
uniformed "storm troopers" of
Lincoln Rockwell's Nazi Party,
in front of the National Demo-
cratic Headquarters here this
week led to a near-riot and the
arrest of Rockwell and six of
his swastika-wearing Nazis. It
was the second demonstration
of the kind in two days ;
The Nazis carried placards
Two Jewish Groups
Cite Danish Royalty
for Giving Jews Aid
proclaiming "Nazis for Nixon"
and "Kikes for Kennedy." A
crowd of more than 500 became
incensed and a riot appeared
imminent as police squads and
FBI agents stood by. Police
finally broke up the picketing,
described as the most notorious
and public injection of religi-
ous bigotry yet to occur in the
election campaign.
Typical of the _ provocative
signs of the picket line was a
placard stating: "FDR and JFK
means Jew deal." Police sought
to avert violence as the mount-
ing crowd shouted protests
against the signs.
Clark King, chief prosecutor
for the District of Columbia,
said Rockwell and six of his
men, arrested by police as a
result of the demonstration,
would be • tried Oct. 20.
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Special
mementoes were presented in
separate ceremonies by two Jew-
ish organizations to King Fred-
erick and Queen Ingrid of Den-
mark for their aid to the Jews
of Denmark during the Nazi oc-
cupation.
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The American Jewish Commit-
has been identified not only
tee presented a silver menorah to Israeli Affectation
with the Allied Jewish Cam-
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the royal couple and the Ameri-
paign but also with the Detroit
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NEW YORK, (JTA) — One Danish people saved all but some
associated with the Detroit and h u n d r e d textbook publishers 400 of Denmark's 6,000 Jews
Michigan Real Estate Board, is throughout the United States from Nazi seizure and murder.
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Cemetery, is associated with Superintendents of the New
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is a former officer of First Na- weekend to provide textbooks
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with the Cunningham Drug "Nazi brutalities and mass execu-
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tions" as well as other aspects
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Marianne Rubiner in Los An- our students adequate knowledge
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and four grandchildren. talities and mass executions."
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20 Hebrew University
Scholars, Scientists on
Leading U. S. Faculties
NEW YORK, (JTA)—At least
20 scholars and scientists on the
faculty of the Hebrew University
in Jerusalem are currently serv-
ing as guest professors or lec-
turers at leading American edu-
cational - institutions, it was an-
nounced here by Professor Ben-
jamin Mazar, president of Hebrew
University.
At a press conference under
the auspices of the American
Friends of the Hebrew Univer-
sity, Mazar declared that the
long list of Hebrew University
notables invited by American
universities "reflects the He-
brew University's high degree
of scholarly attainment."
Among the American institu-
tions of higher learning where
Hebrew University faculty mem-
bers are now serving as guest
professors are Columbia, Prince-
ton, University of California,
University of Pennsylvania, Har-
vard, Stanford, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Brandeis
University, Jewish Theological
Seminary, University of Chicago,
Cornell, and a number of leading
American medical schools and
research centers.
General Zionists Slate
World Parley in Israel
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
World Confederation of Gen-
eral Zionists announced that a
world conference will be held
in Tel Aviv, Dec. 22-25, in ad-
vance of the 25th World Zion-
ist Congress which will open
in Jerusalem Dec. 27.
Dr. Emanuel Neumann, pres-
ident, said delegates will attend
the Tel Aviv meeting from af-
filiated General Zionist organi-
zations in 35 countries in Latin
America, E u r ope, Australia,
New Zealand, the United States
and Israel. Dr. Neumann said
the Tel Aviv meeting would
consider the basic issues facing
the Zionist Congress, and would
elect the new governing bodies
01 the world confederation.
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Israel Maps Negev Development
Program for Chemical Ind
(Special JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — A ten-year,
$392,000,000 development pro-
gram of government-owned or
co-owned basic industries and
mines in the Negev was out-
lined Tuesday by Menahem Ba-
der, director general of the Min-
istry of Development, at the
semi-annual session of the Tech
nological Advisory Board here
Britain's Sir Ben Lockspeise
chairman of the board of I
raeli and overseas experts, sai
development of the Negev had
international significance be-
cause it was almost the only
area in the world which has
three essential plant life nutri-
ents in close proximity—phos-
•phorus, nitrogen and potassium.
e possible the
He said
of a vast chem-
estabr
ry in the Negev.
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plan, said profits
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companies and aking su
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a fertilizer
incl •
egev and plants
plan
for the production of aluminum,
cement, soda ash, phosphate up-
grading and clay calcination.
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