The annual dinner and show
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will
be held this year on Oct. 29.
The event is the single com-
munity-wide fund-raising benefit
of the Yeshivah, and has attract-
ed close to 600 of the city's Jew-
ish leadership for the past sev-
eral years.
The organization meeting of
the dinner committee, held last
week, named Daniel A. Laven,
long time Yeshivah leader and
chairman of its Executive, to the
post of general chairman. In ac-
cepting the chairmanship Laven
said, "Our dinner-show benefit
has become the highlight of the
Jewish community's fall social
calendar. It is our hope that this
year's event will surpass even
the great successes of the 1959
and 1960 affairs."
David Goldberg, committee
treasurer, pointed out that the
proceeds of the dinner and - show
form the single largest source of
revenue for the Yeshivah's educa-
tional programs, and called upon
"every Jew to whom Torah Edu-
cation is sacred" to be part of
the work of the Yeshivah by par-
ticipating in the Benefit.
"Our community", he added,
"is among the most generous in
responding to Jewish causes the
world over, and will certainly
want- to- do its duty towards our
local Yeshivah."
Morris Karbal, chairman of the
1960 benefit and head of this
year's Executive Division of the
dinner and show committee, said
that' committee workers can not
possibly cover the community, to
secure maximum reservations, by
the Oct. 29 'date. He urged that
"thOse interested in the work of
the Yeshivah" not wait to be
called upon, but phone in their
Jewish Former Deputy Moroccan Party
Convicted in Turkey
Urges New Look at
ISTANBUL, (JTA) — One
Jew is among former deputies
of Turkey's parliament fot
guilty of "violating the coi
tution" in the long trials of
members of the former Tu
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`Jewish Problem
(JTA) — A call for
creconsid•tion of the Jewish
problem in orocco," was issued
Istiqla dominant political
par
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•rocco.
The ca
as issued in connec-
tion wi
an alleged visit -to
Northe
Morocco of Israel's
Cons
t Gibraltar. .
P ished in Al Alam, official
of the party, the call as-
ed that Jews were "different"
rom others of Moroccan na-
tionality. Al Alam has been re-
peatedly charging that the, Jew-
ish • cultural organizations in
Morocco are linked with Zion-
ism. -The campaign against the
who tries to make Moroccan Jews has been going
his job a snap -usually gets bit. in the Istiqlal - newspaper for
more than a week.
Reports published here say that
five young Jews who had been
arrested by the Moroccan police
for distributing leaflets in the
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Jewish section of Casablanca left
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Morocco_ and were on their way
to Paris. The five Jews were de-
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tained in widespread arrests of
Jews following the visit of Pres-
ident Nasser of the United Arab
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Republic to Casablanca.
Unconfirmed reports said they
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Morocco Newspaper
Launches Assault on
Jewish Community
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PARIS — Two prominent
Moroccan Jews called upon the
Istiqlal Party newspaper, Al
Aram, • Tuesday to halt a cam-
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paign against the Moroccan
Jewish community based on the
participation by the two men in
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ish community had been guilty
of disloyalty to "national Moroc-
can policy."
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less sanctions." The two leaders
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lay, wrote to the paper that
they had attended the executive
meeting of the World Jewish
Congress but denied that there
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Morocco Accuses Rabbi
of 'Zionist Activities'
PARIS, (JTA)—A rabbi in a
small Mbroccan town was
accused of "Zionist activities"
by Al Alam, the organ of the
government party, Istiqlal.
The newspaper asserted that
Rabbi Bengio Haim of Arzila
had made a number of trips to
Gibraltar "to establish contact
with the World Zionist Organ'
zation."
The newspaper did not report
the rabbi's denial of the charge
and his statement that he made
the trips to slaughter cattle for
kosher meat for Jews in
Gibraltar.
100 Jews from Tunisia
Arrive. in France for
Permanent Settlement
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PARIS—About 100 Jews who
have left Tunisia permanently
and are to settle in France,
were expected here Tuesday
and special arrangements were
made to care for them on the
eve of Yom- Kippur. Jewish wel-
fare agencies prepared a special
pre-fast meal for them and
made arrangements for their
observance of the Holy Day.
Previously, a special bureau
was set up to assist the arri
through the complex
trative formalities.
Although Fra
grants an
automatic rig
of asylum to
refugees fro
unisia, so e of
the formali s are comp and
difficult
the ne omer
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ice was o ned b
the we re agencie to help
these
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mark
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French cap
observance
of the Day of Atonement.
Synagogues in the city were
expected to be filled to capac-
ity. The Liberal Synagogue is
holding special services in the
Palais du Chaillot, which has a
seating capacity of 4,000.
Morocco War Minister
Names Jew to Top Post
RABAT, Morocco (JTA)—R.
Benarroch, a leading Moroccan
Jew, was nominated by Mahjoub
Ahardane; Moroccan Minister of
'War, to be chief of the Min-
istry's Cabinet.
Two other Jews occupying
high posts in the Moroccan ad-
ministration are B. Toledano,
director of Moroccan Industries,
and R. Toledano, director of the
Investment Commission at the
Ministry of National Economy.
MEIR VIDAR, midwest direc-
tor of the Israel Government
Tourist Office, Chicago, was in
Detroit this week to promote
tourism, Israel's second most im-
portant industry.
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5 — THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS -- Friday, S eptember 22, 1961
Daniel Laven Named General Chairman of Yeshivah's
Annual Dinner and Show Benefit, Slated for Oct. 29