Press Club Is Formed
in Memory of Jerusalem
Mayor, Gershon Agron
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
At the annual Balfour event of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, Nov. 1, at Masonic Auditorium, during the inter-
mission of the concert that featured the Israel Philharmonic
Orchestra, Mayor Louis C. Miriani (center) received the Tel
Aviv Municipality's Medallion which was presented to him
in behalf of Tel Aviv's Mayor Mordechai Namir by the orches-
tra's concertmaster, Zvi Haftel (left). Judge Ira G. Kaufman,
ZOD president (right), presided at the ceremony and greeted
the gathering in behalf of the Detroit Zionists. Mayor Miriani
in turn presented thte Key to the City to Haftel to be given
to Tel Aviv's Mayor, and gave each of the members . of the
orchestra smaller keys to the city as mementos of their
visit here.
Temple Players'
`Separate Tables'
Politicos Investigate Charges West
German Exporters Finance Nazis
JERUSALEM — A press club
for foreign correspondents to be
known as "Beit Agron" in mem-
ory of the late mayor of Jerusa-
lem, Gershon Agron, will be
established here under the joint
sponsorship of the Agron Me-
morial Committee and the Jeru-
salem municipality, it was re-
ported here Wednesday.
The Agron Memorial Commit-
tee expects to raise 500,000 Is-.
raeli pounds ($280,000) for the
project. Moshe Sharett is honor-
ary chairman of the committee
with Meyer Weisgal and Dr. Isi
dore Goldstein serving as
chairmen. Agron was the fou
of the Jerusalem Post an
editor of that paper u
election as Jerusalem m
years ago.
Israel Tou rrt
Sets New
cord
(Direct JTA Telet e Wire
to The Jewish
ws)
JERUSALEM—Mo than 100,-
000 tourists visited Is 1 during
Israel's Foreign Trade the first ten months of
year,
official figures issued her
Deficit Has Increased
day revealed. The number is a
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
record high for the period and
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM—Israel's foreign compares with 75,000 tourists who
visited I
big the period
trade deficit increased by 6.6 from
er of 1959.
per cent during the first nine
months of this year by compariso
ights
with the corresponding perio
rael
! 1959, the government Bur
;Statistics revealed Tues
Northwest Yo
ister-
iem-
Imports during the first nine hood will hol
ay at
months of 1960 ros
y 2.3 per b •shi tea 8:
cent, increasing
72,000,000
ill give
Israeli pounds ($4 20,000). Ex-
of Fire,"
ports also rose
20 per cent
uven Fron-
increasing by 5 00,000 pounds
($28,000,000).
tons on the
ost 90 per
cent of the incr se in imports,
rospective mem-
the figures sho
was due to
nds are invited to
larger imports
investment attend
r information, contact
goods and raw ma
M
s .
S•kenic,. UN 3-9628.
war and now allegedly using their
profits to finance neo-Nazis and
BONN — Political circles here
fugitive Nazi leaders abroad.
said they will probably place an
inquiry before the Bundestag,
lower house of Parliament. about
reports that West German export-
ers are selling goods abroad for
the financing of neo-Nazi groups
in the Federal Republic.
WEDDING RINGS
The query, wh'
placed on the
gen
during the n
estion period,.
will be
to the c a se of
Wilhel
eisner: German ex-
por
recently injured when a
b
exploded in his. automobile.
Beisner, a munitions and arm
ment dealer, was an officer
Hitler's SS Elite Guard and
allegedly be
gage
arms trade
GOLDEN FANTASY SET
to be want
Groom's Ring
$32.50
orities on
Bride's Ring
$29.50
war crime th
West
in
secret servi-
OVER 125 STYLES
operatives er reported inv
We
Have
One Of The Largest
gating G Tian exporters
;:ed
with Hitl activities
g the Selections in the Detroit Area.
Visit With the Lattin's
AT
JACOB BL
EN was pre-
sented w .
e Distinguished
Serv'
and by the • Univer-
t)14$
Maryland. He also was
129-131
W. NINE MILE ROAD
given the American Liberties
FERNDALE 20, MICHIGAN
Medallion by the Dallas Ameri-
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canJewish Committee for
Open Daily to 5:30;
having sustained American lib-
Thurs., Fri. and Sat. to 9
erties• principles.
-
LEASE
BUY
.
ADELINE HIRSCHFELD
and STUART STAHL head the
cast of the Temple Players'
current production of "Sepa-
rate Tables," which will be pre-
sented at Temple Beth El,
Woodward at Gladstone, on
Nov. 12, 13, 19 and 20. They
are supported on stage by Har-
riett Stone, Ruth and Victor
Hurwitz, Ruth West, Mildred
Wayburn, June Snow, Janice
Snodgrass and many other fa-
miliar faces from Detroit tele-
vision. Tickets will be avail-
able at the door on nights of
performance.
Prince Philip Presents
Aeronautical Trophy to
Israeli College Student
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
LONDON — An Israeli student
at the College of Aeronautical
Engineering here was awarded an
aeronautical trophy Tuesday by
Prince Philip, president of the
college.
The Israeli, Marcel Kreisberger,
24, was given the annual 011ey
Challenge Trophy for outstanding
student work at the college.
SEE
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AT
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.
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Why- be . in doubt?
Flint Resident Gives
Brandeis Scholarship
Brandeis University has
created a new scholarship for
undergraduate students in a
program named for Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Catsman, of Fliht.
The full scholarship grant has
been underwritten by Samuel
Catsman of the Catsman Com-
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9 - THE DET ROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, November 11, 1960
Tel Aviv, Detroit, Exchange Gifts