$50,000 Bond Purchases Honor
Schlussel; U.S. Must Support
Israel, Elliott Roosevelt Urges

Aide to Eichmann Granted Re-Trial
U.S. Will Give
BONN, (JTA)—Otto Hunsche, where Hunsche had been con-
'Sizeable Loans' former
assistant to the late victed and given a sentence of
Adolf Eichinann at Budapest, five years at hard labor. While
to Israel, Egypt was granted a retrial by Ger- awaiting retrial at Frankfurt,

the war and he took occasion
to criticize de Gaulle whom he
accused of hurting the cause
of freedom in the world.
In his appeal for all out aid
to Israel, he emphasized that
the U.S. must protect her
known friends and he called
Israel this country's strongest
democratically that is bridging
the continents of Africa and Asia
for democracy. Describing Is-
rael's program of technical aid
to African nations and the many
other Israeli accomplishments,
Roosevelt said he would go so
far as to have our Mediter-
ranean Fleet send Marines into
Israel to support Israel's army
in the event of an attack upon
Israelis by Arab states.
The evening's success was
heightened by the participa-
tion of Lew Norman. A good
story teller and a lover of
, Yiddish, he proved an excel-
lent fund-raiser with his ap-
peal to the audience. Also—
he showed unusual skill by
naming every person in the
audience after having met
each one by going from table
to- table. Evidencing a re-
markable memory he was able
to repeat all the names of
attendees without a single
note, resorting only to mem-
ory. He entertained the gath-
ering with a recitation in
the original from Sholem
Aleichem.
The tribute to Schlussel was
'paid by Rabbi Israel I. Hal-
pern, who reviewed the many
accomplishments of the guest
of honor in a score of move-
ments—Zionist, religious, com-
munal. Rabbi Halpern also gave
Yeshiva University's great the closing prayer. The invoca-
value to American education tion was given by Rabbi Max J.
who is visiting
and to the field of higher learn- Wohlgelernter
ing for Jewry was emphasized here from Jerusalem.
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman
at the annual dinner of Detroit was the toastmaster. Irwin I.
Friends of Yeshiva University, Cohn presented awards to Mrs.
held at Cobo Hall Sunday night.
Edward Rice, Cantor Shabtai
The several hundred guests Ackerman, who participated in
in attendance gave a rousing the proga, by leading in the
welcome to the undergraduate
of the national anthems,
Yesehiva Team that participated singing
accompanied by Rebecca Froh-
in the GE College Bowl for
three weeks, winning twice and man, and by leading in the
losing on the afternoon of the Birkat Hamazon; Mrs. Isidore
Detroit dinner to the Temple Singer, Mrs. Regina Waldman,
University team by a score of Judge Kaufman, Sam Kaufer
and William Genser.
280 to 235.
The latter, as chairman of
Asher
The Yeshiva team
Reiss, Mrs. Shifrah Jungreis, the testimonial dinner arrange-
Lawrence Kaplan and Shel- ments committee, welcomed the
don Fink — was acclaimed guests. Schlussel responded to
for the splendid role, and for the tributes with a brief ad-
against the winning team dress in which he expressed
from Temple on the third gratitude for the honors ac-
corded him and by declaring
appearance.
Mrs. Jungreis, responding for that "the real guest here is the
the team after the quarter was Israel Bond" and by commend-
greeted upon its arrival here, ing the gathering for aiding
by Meyer W. Gasner, of Toron-.. Israel's cause.
to, a newly-elected member of
the board of Yeshiva Univer- Manitoba Premier
sity, told of the merits of Ye-
shiva's curriculum and of the Raps • Biased Club
serious efforts made to advance
WINNEPEG, (JTA) —Du ff erin
Jewish cultural programming. Roblin, Prime Minister of the
Gasner, himself a graduate of Province of Manitoba, and Gildas
Yeshiva University, in the ma- Molgat, leader of the Liberal
jor address of the evening, Party's opposition in the Mani-
told of the university's accom- toba legislature, denounced in
plishments and especially the Provincial parliament here
stressed the qualities of Ein- the practices of an unnamed
stein College of Medicine which club in this city which discrimin-
is part of Yeshiva University. ates against membership by per-
Mayor Jerome P. Cava- sons who are Jewish or
nagh's greeting and the Ukrainian.
address on behalf of the De-
"I personally," said the Pre-
troit participants in Yeshiva's mier, "have refrained from join-
Program by Benjamin Levin- ing the club for exactly this rea-
son highlighted the local son. As head of the government,
leaders' share in the program. I have made this principle clear."
David Goldberg presided.
The criticisms of the club's
Addresses also were delivered practices came up after Ed
by Paul Borman, who repre- Schreyer, a member of parlia-
sented his father, Abraham Bor- ment representing the new Dem-
man, who was absent due to ocratic Party, tried to introduce
Mrs. Borman's illness, and Ed- a bill forbidding the payment of
ward C. Levy. Vincent Lopez government money for official
and his orchestra were featured events held at the club. The
club is used by some Ministers
at the event.
Rabbi James Gordon, newly- for official entertainment of
elected spiritual leader of Young prominent visitors.
Israel of Oak Park, gave the
Even the best of doctors will
invocation and led in the ben-
go to Gehenna.—Kiddushin 82.
shen.

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Israel
and Egypt will get "sizeable
loans" from the United States in
the fiscal year of 1963, William
S. Gaud, assistant administrator
of the bureau for_Near East and
South Asia in the U. S. Agency
for International Development,
told the House Foreign Affairs
Committee, it was revealed this
week. •
Gaud said the Clay Commis-
sion urged that there be no loans
to Israel after fiscal 1963. "This
year," he reported, "we have
upped the interest rate on Is-
rael's loans from three-quarters
of one percent to two per cent,
and we have told the Israelis it
will go to three and one-half per
cent next year." The Aid official
said "it is getting to the point
where we are getting them down
to commercial terms." He
stressed that he did not agree
with Gen. Clay's view on loans
because "it is a question only of
whether you do it all at once, or
over a period of time."

More than 250 members of
Congregation Beth Abraham
and friends and associates of
Irving W. Schlussel joined Mon-
day night in honoring him at a
testimonial dinner held at the
Jewish Center as part of the
synagogue's participation in the
Israel Bond drive. The pur-
chase of $50,000 in Israel Bonds
by those attending the dinner
set a record for the congrega-
tion's services to Israel.
In the major address of the
evening, Elliott Roosevelt de-
clared that the U.S. must sup-
port Israel and must help the
Jewish State move forward add-
ing: "We must stick with them
or we will fall with them." He
declared that Israel, as this
country's major friend in the
Middle East, depends on Israel
for the protection of democratic
ideas in that area.
Commending participants
in Israel Bond activities he - -
said: "You are performing
a patriotic service not to Is-
rael but to your own country ,
by buying Bonds and are
thereby providing security for
your children and mine."
Roosevelt said he was carry-
ing on the work of his mother,
Eleanor Roosevelt, in support-
ing the small Israeli state. He
recalled that he was among the
first, while serving in the U.S.
armed forces, to protest against
the spreading neo-Naiism after

many's highest federal court, at
Karlsrube, after being convict-
ed by a Frankfurt district court
of the wartime murder of 1,200
Hungarian Jews.
The high tribunal found that
there "nad been legal errors in
the Fr ankf u r t proceedings,

—

however, Hunsche faces still an-
other case. He is scheduled to
go on trial soon for having
helped murder 40,000 other
Jews.

If the doctor is distant, the
eye goes blind.—Baba Kama 85.

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