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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S — Friday, June 16, 1961 —
Present American Legion Emblem
to Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218
20 Percent of All Arab Refugees Are Already Resettled, Cleric States
JERUSALEM, (JTA) —
Abodt 20 percent of all the
Arab refugees have already
been "in fact" resettled, and
realize they will never return
to their former -homes in Is-
rael, Archbishop George Ha-
kim, of the Greek Catholic
community in Israel, declared
in a newspaper interview here.
The Archbishop, most of
Lapeer Parents Assn.
Presents 'Grand Ole
Opry' to Aid Retarded
LEGIONNAIRE BEN GOULD (left) proprietor of Ben's
Uniform Store, 15492 Livernois, is shown presenting a hand-
woven American Legion emblem to the Rosenwald Post Past
Commander Joseph Shapiro. The plaque is now in the Beth
Yehudah Building, 1'7556 Wyoming.
•• Strictly Confidential
By PHINEAS BIRON
ScQcips and Footnotes
The Israel Beer spy case is far
from simple .. Reliable sources
inform us that the alleged con-
fession was just a rumor . . .
Beer's attorney maintains that his
client "did not admit to the-
charges against him".
Observers insist that the Cairo-
Moscow rift is serious . .. Mos-
cow's Arab broadcasts blare forth
"shortsighted politicians are try-
ing to strike at the increasing in-
fluence of Arab Communists by
calling them agents of the for-
eigAers and enemies of Arab na-
tionalism." ... Cairo on the other
hand keeps up the pressure
against Arab Communists.
Marseilles, France, is rapidly
growing into one of the large Jew
ish ;communities of Europe . . .
In 1956 the Jewish population in
Marseilles numbered 15,000 .. .
Today it has reached 40,000 .. .
Of course a part of these refugees
are from Algiers and will even-
tually find their way to Israel .
But the permanent Jewish popu-
lation in Marseilles is now quite
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a factor in the city.
The election outlook in Israel
has drastically changed . •. Not
so long ago, it was taken for
granted that Ben-Gurion's Mapai
party would have a tough time
in the elections . . . The
Lavon affair was supposed to
have weakened the Mapai con-
siderably . . . Well, it ain't neces-
sarily so, we are told . . . B _ en-
Gurion's personal prestige is still
decisive . . . The Liberal Party
will not conduct an aggressive
campaign . . . Dr. Goldmann's
support of the Liberals is only
half-hearted . . . Intimates go
even so far as to intimate that
Ben-Gurion and Goldmann have
reached an agreement and that
Dr. Goldmann, when, or rather if,
he will eventually settle in Israel
will join Mapai . . . Well, well,
rather interesting.
New York City will have an
interesting election campaign this
year . . . The prize is the chief
executive post of the city . . .
And the big question is: will At-
torney General Lefkowitz, a Re-
publican, defeat Mayor Robert
Wagner, a Catholic and Demo-
crat? . . Now, Wagner enjoys
great support from the New York
Jewish community . . . Democrats
moreover, are entrenched in mu-
nicipal politics . . . it will be in-
teresting to observe how far Lef-'
kowitz will cut into the big Demo-
cratic vote.
Itzhak Katz, Mayor of RehovOth,
Israel, a visitor to this country,
will be a guest of the Mayor of
Rehoboth, a town in Delaware.
The film Exodus which opened
last December in New York will
be seen for the first time in
Israel in July . . . Michael Wager,
one of Exodus' cast, is enjoying
a great success in "Noontide", a
Claudel play on off -Broadway.
SENATOR JACOB K. DA-
VITS and RABBI ISRAEL
GOLDSTEIN of NeW York
were awarded honorary doc-
toral degrees by New York
University at the university's
annual commencement exer-
cises held recently.
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whose communicants are Arabs,
T h e Archbishop believes
said the fifth who had resettled that a considerable number of
had found new homes in the the refugees would accept corn-
United States, Canada, Lebanon, pensation immediately, waiving
Jordan and Syria. their claims for return to Is-
"If Israel were now to offer rael.
compensation for their prop-
In regard to the Arabs in
erty;" the Greek Catholic lead- Israel, the Archbishop stated
or told the Jerusalem Post, that earlier restrictions against
"the hostility of the refugees Arabs in border areas here
would vanish." Israel should have been eased so much that
nevertheless, he added, offer in the Israeli military government
principle the alternative for in those sectors no longer rep-
Arab refugees' return to Israel. resents a serious problem.
Retarded children and adults
at Lapeer State Home and Train-
ing School will benefit from the
proceeds of "Grand Ole Opry"
which will be presented by La-
peer Parents Association 3 p.m.
and 8 p.m., June 24 at Ford Audi-
torium.
All proceeds will be used to
furnish recreational, educational
and occupational therapy equip-
ment, which the State does not
provide, for the nearly 4,000
patients at Lapeer Home, and to
provide funds for existing pro-
grams and other services for the
mentally retarded and handicap-
ped.
Among the entertainers will be
Bob Williams and his band and
Del Wood, recording artist.
Tickets must be purchased in
advance, mailed out on request.
The box office will not be open
on the day of the performance.
For information or tickets, call
Henry P. Widrich, UN 1-8798; or
Mesdames Seldon Barns, LI
6-3782; Herman Wish, WE
3-2120; Manuel Brown, UN
4-2380; and Joseph Kepes, UN
2-6066.
ELMER RICE, New York
playwright and novelist, will be
awarded an honorary Doctor of
Literature degree, by the Uni-
versity of Michigan tomorrow
for his "humane convictions and
literary prowess."
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