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e` Arabs thought it wa eir
of the Detroit Economic they have nothing else to do."
Morris J. Brandwine, presi-
dent of the Jewish National
Fund Council of Detroit, will
serve as chairman of the or-
ganization's annual city-wide
conference, Sunday, Nov. 5, at
the Hayim Greenberg Center on
Schaefer.
Named as co-chair
conference, whit
gether. delegates
Jewish organiza
W. Schusse
JNF,
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some 100 di
ous, cultural, i Zi
landsmansh ariui
ticipat a
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ris, Israel Consul in New York,
at the closing afternoon session.
Other features of the confer-
ence will be an appearance by
Mendel Fisher, national direc-
tor of JNF, who will retire from
MORRIS J. BRANDWINE
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the presentation of several and
varied awards for distinguished
service to JNF during the past
year; and a series of workshop
sessions.
According to Brandwine, the
major significance of this year's
JNF conference will be to out-
line the blueprint of a 20-year
JNF plan of land reclamation
and a forestation aimed at
planting 200,000,000 trees in the
Jewish state.
Pointing out that this plan is
the land agency's most ambi-
tious undertaking in its 60-year
history, Brandwine said that the
conference will kick-off the JNF
Council's prograin in support of
the major tree-planting effort.
In addition to delegates from
the Detroit area, the conference
More than $120,000 has been
is expected to attract wide par- collected in the Israel Bond
ticipation. from other areas of High Holy Day Cash Collection
the state.
Drive by the Women's Division,
according to
Mrs. Israel
Sholemates, Institute
Wiener, cash
Present Speakers
collection
The "Sholemates," the young
chairman.
marrieds of the Sholem Alei-
The f n a-1
chem Institute, will hold an
High Holy
Oneg Shabbat 9 p.m. today.
Day cash col-
Isaac -Finkelstein, honorary
lection report
president of the Institute, will
meeting of
discuss "The Life and Works of
the Bond Wo-
I. L. Peretz".
men's D i v i-
At am Institute wide • Oneg
sion will be
Shabbat, 9 p.m. , Oct. 27, the
held '10 aim.
Dramatic Workshop -will present
Sunday in the
selection s from "Jacob's
Mrs. Wiener Israel Bond
Dream," a play by Richard Beer Office, 8522 W. McNichols. A
Hoffman. The work-shop is un- traditional breakfast will be
der the direction of Leo Mogill. served.
In addition, Moishe Haar, direc-
Mrs. Wiener will give her re-
tor of the Institute, present port on the pr3gress of the
a commentary on the play- cash collection campaign and
wright and the 'play: The public cards will be reassigned by Mrs.
is invited.
Joseph Katchke and Mrs. Max
Stollman, Detroit women's di-
h Silberstein, Beam St.,
vision co-chairmen. All volun-
Mass., won $25.00 for
asha-Potato Kugel. _
teers are asked to bring their
cards and cash collections to
OTATO KU6Ell__ the meeting.
He said that Jordan alone
g
fers from the problem, harb
two-thirds of the refuge e and
he expressed the view at Jor-
dan could absorb them h more
help.
inter-
"There is no imme
states to
est by the other Ar
have the problem s led," he
said.
He also said that Jo n alone
of all the Arab stateb as no
access to the Mediterrane
therefore is the biggest sufferer
from the existing situation. He
urged that more jobs and more
nd he
aid be give
use
denied
to
ir John attributed Isra
h level f
uccess to the
ed
education as
at
her neighbors. o sal
be-
the
each
taus
oth
cause for
the ba
el, he said
ed for
World War
th after the
seven per cent
the Jews wer
country. Now a million who • st
p their hatred
their homes
alive."
Army
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and forme
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Nathan Levin Memorial
Meeting Mon. Evening
A memorial Meeting _will be
conducted for the late Nathan
Levin, 8:30 p. m. Monday at
17556 Wyoming, under the
auspices of Berditchev-Keshenev
Aid Society.
One of the features of the
memorial program will be the
presentation of a certificate for a
garden of trees to the widow
and family of the late 'Nathan
Levin by Rabbi Joshua S.
Sperka, Jewish National Fund
Foundation director.
The garden was planted by
family, members of the society
and friends, and will be located
in the Detroit Landsmanshaften
section of the American Free-
dom Forest in Israel.
Members of„ the Berditchev-
Keshenev Aid Society, family
and friends are invited to at-
tend.
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Club, at the Veterans Memorial
Building, Monday, Sir John Bag-
gott Glubb, the British Lieuten-
ant-General who was the corn-
mander of the Arab Legion in
the Jordanian-Israeli war for
Jerusalem in 1948, completely
ignored the Israel question.
In his last book, "A British
Soldier with the Arabs," he was
quite unfriendly to Israel. But in
his address here he was objec-
tive, 'dealing with Arab ideologi-
cal problems in relation to them-
selves, to the Soviet Union and
the Western powers.
Israeli questions were, how-
ever, posed during the discussion
period, which was conducted by
Allen B. Crow, president of the
club.
They began with a questi
about passage through the S
and he explained that the
free passage except for
ships.
Asked about the possibi
"peaceful co-existence" b
Arabs and Israel, he said
is little hope now to ho
a "political settlement of
lems in the Middle East."
He then commented t
while there -was frequent shoot-
ing on the Israel-Jordan border
six or seven years ago, this
has stopped -- "people are
cooling off." He then declared:
"I think it means people are
saying let's get this settled."
Replying to a question about
the Arab refugees, Sir John said
there are a million of them and
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