Expect Delegations from 100 Organizations
at Annual RUMP Conference here Sunday
Yaakov Morris, member of
the staff of the Israel Foreign
Ministry in the United States,
will be in Detroit this Sunday,
to adress the annual conference
of the Jewish National Fund.
The conference, which is ex-
pected to attract 300. delegates
from 100 local organizations,
will begin at 10 a.m., in the
Schaver Auditorium of the
Labor Zionist Institute.
Morris will come here from
New York, where he is the Is-
rael Consul, to close the all-day
session as principal speaker.
Morris, 41, has been with the
Foreign Ministry since 1955,
serving with the information de-
partment until his appointnient,
in 1957, as director of the re-
search department'of the Israel
Office of Information. Born in
Belfast, Northern Ireland, he
became a Zionist in his youth,
came to Palestine in 1947 in
time to become active with the
Haganah and serve with the
Israel Defense Army during the
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Israel Observes
`Armor Day'
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Israel
observed its annual "Armor
Day" Sunday, marking the day
with parades of tanks and other
armor equipment in many cities,
towns and army camps.
"Armor Day" is celebrated
each year on Oct. 29, the an-
niversary of Israel's launching
of the Sinai -campaign in 1956.
Prime Minister David Ben-
Gurion delivered the principal
"Armor Day" address, sum-
marizing Israel's achievements
since the Sinai ,c amp ai g n.
Among the positive factors, he
said, were the opening of the
seaways to Africa and Asia, the
relative quiet on Israel's bor-
ders, and the friendly relations
that have developed with a
number of Asian and African
countries.
In the latter category, he
noted, was Ethiopia's announce-
ment last week that it is ac-
cording de jure recognition to
All of these develop-
ments,. said the Prime Minister,
have their roots in the Sinai
campaign.
Referring to press reports
about a speech delivered by
Egypt's President Gamal Abdel
Nasser, following the Syrian
break-away from the United
Arab Republic, Ben-Gurion told
Armored Corps officers that he
understood the Egyptian ruler
had announced openly his deter-
mination to try to solve' internal
difficulties that have beset
Egypt for 5,000' years. It that
speech was not delivered "on
the impulse of the moment,"
said Ben-Gurion, "I see, here a
hopeful sign." •
War of Independence, a n d series of panel discussions on
served as a correspondent for the subjects "JNF at Work,"
newspapers in England, the "JNF Foundation," "Landsman-
U. S. and Israel. -
shaften," "Religious Groups"
He is the author of three and "Youth and Educations."
books, the latest, "Masters of
The luncheon session, at
the Desert: 6,000 Years in the which a committee of the
Negev," just released by G. P. JNF Auxiliary will' serve as
Putnam's Sons.
hostesses under the chairman-
Morris J. Brandwine will
ship of Mrs. I. M. Faxstein,
open the day's proceedings in
will be addressed by Mendel
his dual capacity of president
Fisher, national executive di-
of the JNF Council and chair-
rector of JNF. Fisher, who
man of the conference. Irving
will retire from that post at
W. Schlussel, co-chairman of
the end of the year, will be
the conference, will preside at
honored by the Detroit com-
the morning session.
munity at this time. Known
Following reports and greet- as "Mr. JNF," Fisher has
ings by Brandwine, Schlussel, served the organization for
Percy Kaplan, JNF executive di- 27 years.
rector in Detroit, and Mrs.
Preceding Morris' address at
Edward Wishnesky, president the closing plenary session will
of the JNF Ladies Auxiliary, be official greetings to the con-
the conference keynote will be ference by Alfred H. Bounin,
sounded by Nathaniel H. Gold- representing Bnai Brith; Zeidon
stick, Corporation Counsel of Cohen, of the Jewish Commu-
the City of Detroit, who re- nity Council; and Mrs. Julian S.
cently visited Israel.
Tobias, vice-president of the
Other highlights of the morn- Zionist ouncil of Detroit.
ing session will include:
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JNF workers in Detroit during ppeals.
the 43 years of its existence
Individual presentations will
here; special presentations to be made to Sam Adler for the
David Schochit for Blue-White purchase of a forest of 10,000
Box collections and to local trees to be planted in his name
community organizations f o r and to Abe Kasle for the estab-
their work on behalf of the lishment of the Kasle Family
Jewish National Fund; and a Forest.
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Send Delegates_ to Par is Memorial Meet
PARIS, (JTA)—A number of
All participants also have been
Jewish leaders from East Euro- invited to take part in a cere-
pean countries have indicated mony which will be held at the
their intention of attending a Monument of the Unknown Jew-
Warsaw Ghetto Revolt memorial ish Martyr. French Minister for
which will be held here Nov. 5. War Veterans Triboullet and Dr.
No response has been received Nahum Goldmann will preside at
from the Soviet Union which was the second ceremony.
also invited.
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Morocco Lifts Ban
on Jewish Paper;
Ex-Mufti Visits King
CASABLANCA, (JTA) -- The
Government of Morocco was dis-
closed to have lifted a ban on
Sale in Morocco of the Jewish
publication, L'Arche which has
been in effect since July. The
ban was lifted after interventions
with officials by directors of the
publication.
At the same time it was re-
vealed that the former Grand
Mufti of Jerusalem paid a three-
day visit to Morocco during
which he discussed with King
Hassan II the "Palestinian prob-
lem" and Moroccan aid "in the
fight against Zionism."
During the visit of the ex-
Mufti, a collaborator with the
Nazis in the extermination of
European Jewry, Moroccan news-
papers, particularly those of the
dominant Istiqlal (Independ-
ence) party, devoted several
articles to the Palestine prob-
lem and the Arab refugees.
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