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Fran Fried to Wed Dr. Blown to Address Annual Lunch
Sanford Gutman
of Sinai Hospital Women's Guild
The Sinai Hospital Women's
Guild will hold its annual lunch-
eon meeting noon May 17 at
Tam O'Shanter Country Club.
Program chairmen are Mrs.
Eli Gross and Mrs. Sidney
Winer. Dr. Herbert Bloom,
chief of dental
and oral sur-
gery at Sinai
and Mt: Car-
mel Hospitals,
will speak
about the
mercy Ship
S.S. Hope. Dr.
Bloom was
Chosen by
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
Eyes on Washington
The eyes of Israel—and of Britain, France and other countries
—are now focused on the United States . . The belief exists
there that President Kennedy strongly supports Nasser in his
ambition to gain complete domination in the Middle East . .
Britain is not happy about it, since this would mean that in the
long run Britain would lose its last positions in the area, including
Aden and the oil producing sheikdoms . . . France is not happy
about it, since the French cannot forget that it was Nasser who
for seven years supported the Algerian rebels against France,
and especially since Nasser is now seeking to attract Algeria into
becoming a member of the new federated United Arab Republic
-. • . Israel is naturally unhappy, because it has all the reasons to
fear a renewed Arab war against the Jewish State if Nasser be-
comes the top ruler in the Middle East . . . Why does the U.S.
Government regard the new pro-Nasser developments in the
Middle East with satisfaction? . . . Why is Washington giving
tremendous aid to Nasser, reaching $250,000,000 in 1962 alone?
. . Why is the U. S. helping Nasser indirectly to acquire more
and more arms from the Soviet Union and to maintain German
nuclear experts working in Cairo on missiles? . . . The answer is,
that high officials in Washington believe that a victorious Nasser
would be in a position to stabilize the situation in the Middle
East and eliminate Communist influence from that area . . . Also,
the American
MISS FRAN FRIED
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fried of
Parklawn Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Frances Rhoda, to
Sanford Gutman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Burton H. Gutman of Wild-
wood Ave.,, Oak Park.
The bride-elect is a sophomore
at Wayne State University,
that a strong Nasser would be released of his frustration complexes where her fiance is a senior in
and show himself more elastic in his dealings with Israel . . . the College of Liberal Arts.
Israel does not share these views and regards Nasser as the arch-
enemy who may strike at the Jewish State if he feels the moment
is. opportune . . . Israelis also feel that Washington is not justi-
fied in attempting to prevent Israel from defense action in the
event of a Nasserite takeover of Jordan which would expose the
Israeli borders to greater danger . . . At the present moment the
King of Jordan is defying Nasser with all his might trying to
maintain his regime . . . But who can tell how long he will be
able to remain in power, if the United States will not come out
with a clear warning to Nasser against attempting to swallow
Jordan? .. Such a warning is not forthcoming, and Israel would
feel more secure if a warning of this kind were issued from
Washington.
Comparative Figures
Speaking of American aid to Nasser to the extent of $250,-
000,000 in 1962, it will be of interest to many to learn that Israel
received only $82,000.000 last year in American aid . . . For the
first time, Israel received no grants at all and no technical assist-
ance from the U. S. Government in 1962 . . . The aid given con-
sisted exclusively of surplus food and development loans—repay-
able; in Israeli currency—and a $10,800,000 loan from the Export-
Import Bank repayable in American dollars . . . During all the
years of its existence, Israel received from the United States in
all forms of aid a total of about $880,000,000 This means that
Nasser has in one year—in 1962—received about 30 percent of
what Israel has been given in the course of 14 years ... The aid
granted by the U. S. to Israel included about $209,000,000 in
loans from the Export-Import Bank, of which Israel paid off about
$133,000,000 in principal and interest up to 1962 . . . Israel has
never received any military grants from the United States, but
received some credits for the purchase of equipment, supplies and
spare parts . . American aid to Israel, which started in 1949,
when President Truman gave de jure recognition to Israel has
steadily declined since 1953 . . . In 1949 Israel received a $100,-
000,000 loan from the Export-Import. Bank . . . The last payment
on this loan is being made by Israel this year.
Temple Beth El
to Honor Tickton
at Music Festival
Mr. and Mrs. Jason H. Tickton
will be honored on his 30th anni-
versary as music director and
organist of Temple Beth El at
the congrega-
ti on's annual
Hebrew Music
Festival 8:30
p.m. May 17 at
the Temple.
Tickton is as-
sociate profes-
sor of music at
Wayne State
University,
where he has
Tickton
been a member
of the faculty for 26 years. He is
a lecturer for the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, is a composer
of liturgical music which has
been performed in more than
300 congregations in the U.S.,
Canada, Europe and Israel, is a
popular organ recitalist and lec-
turer and has received the Award
for Adult Education Prize for
Creativity in the Arts.
A reception will be tendered
Mr. and Mrs. Tickton following
the program. Featured will be
Abraham Ellstein's dramatic ora-
torio "Ode to The King of.
Kings," sung by the 30-voice
Kenneth Jewell Chorale and the
Temple Beth El Choir. John
Redfield and Marion Stannard
will be the soloists. The public
is invited.
Rosenberg Cantata
Will Be Featured at
Habonim Neshef
An original cantata, "From
Destruction to Redemption,"
written and directed by Shaul
Rosenfeld, shaliach to Habonim,
will be the highlight of this
year's annual neshef to be pre-
sented by Habonim, Labor
Zionist Youth May 18 at the
Labor Zionist Institute.
Featured will be the Habonim
Dance Group , and Habonim
Choir.
A social hour and refresh-
ments will follow the program.
The community is invited to
attend. Tickets are available at
the Institute.
Society of
Oral Surgeons
to serve on
the S.S. Hope,
lecturing and
providin
training in
Bloom
oral surgical procedures. He is
attempting to establish an ad-
vanced training program for
foreign dental graduates in the
United States. He will give a
report and show films of the
Hope project. Dr. Bloom recently
was appointed to the board of
directors of Project Hope.
Mrs. Alvin Rodecker and Mrs.
David Dunsky are in charge of
hospitality. Reservations must
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the Guild office, BR 3-3000. Mrs.
Irvin Hermanoff, president, an-
nounces that transportation will
be provided if the member
notifies the Guild office in
advance.
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