THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, May 31, Economic Woes Israel Bond Tribute Event to Mazey in Argentina Fan Results in $240,000 in Purchases Anti-Semitism AOSARIO, Argentina; (JTA) — Economic difficultieS being encountered by the g.e n e r al Argentine population, including unemployment, have • created new motives for anti-Semitism in this country, according to re- ports . delivered at the annual convention of the DAIA, cen- tral body of organized Argen- tine Jewry, by delegates from Correntes, La Plata, Rosario, Buenos Aires and other centers of Jewish population among the . 28 Argentine cities represented here. Dr. Isaac Goldenberg, presi- dent of DATA, summarizing the reports; declared that the re- cent problems that have beset Argentine Jewry "have demon- strated that the Jewish leader- ship has matured" and stated that "external shocks have for- tified Argentine Jewry." Leon Peretz, of Buenos Aires, said that "anti-Semitic techni- ques here have been imported from Europe, but have not taken permanent root here. Jews are the first, but not the sole victims." Ottawa University Gives Ph.D. to Herzog OTTAWA, (JTA) — Israel's Ambassador here, Yaacov Herzog, was granted an earned degree of doctor of laws by Ottawa Uni- versity. His thesis was on "The Evolution of United Nations Thought in the Field of Human Rights." The university expects to pub- lish the dissertation soon in book form. Herzog received the additional honor of the highly coveted award from the Bar Asso- ciation of Paris, which is granted through Ottawa University. He was given that award in connec- tion with his legal research. Want ads get quick results! year round OAKTON RESORT HOTEL,:' o s SUMMER'S GREAT AT OAKTON FULL AMERICAN . 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The dinner was sponsored by the trade union division of the Israel Bond Organization. Cavanagh presented Mazey with the city's Distinguished Citizen Award and Council Presi- dent Ed Carey presented him with a Council resolution. * A total of $240,000 in Israel Mazey is a symbol of the kind Bonds was subscribed by unions of concern, of conscience and and individuals at the Emil sensitivity we need." Mazey Tribute Dinner held Mazey, in his response, said: May 23 in the Veterans Memo- "During the past 15 years rial Building. in Detroit. With Israel has made greater pro- 800 guests in attendance, the press than any country in Asia. affair was sponsored by the Israel has demonstrated that it Trade 'Union Division of the is possible to have both bread Israel Bond organization, in- and freedom. It has accomplish- eluding a cross section of lead- ed this despite the fact that it ers in labor, government, edu- is surrounded by hostile neigh- cation and religion. I bors. We can learn a lesson The subscriptions were top- from that country. "I have advised our locals ped by a $100,000 Bond pur- to invest 'in Israel. Israel chase by the UAW Interna- Bonds are safe and • shoW a tional, their third purchase in this _ amount, presented by good return and give us an opportunity to help complete Walter Reuther, president of the UAW, who said: "This is the job being done -by - a duly a token of our friendship and democratic country. Buying solidarity with the people of Bonds is 'people to * people democracy.' " Israel. Shalom!" Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh Other union purchases included sc,heTiA v o. , • _ presented Mazey with Detroit's abnynoF un orc ded LgalHer $15 , 000 maCk, corresponding_financial sec- Distinguished Citizen Citation retary of the Retail Clerks Inter- and Council 'President Ed Carey national Union; $10,000 by Local 262, UAW; $10,000 each by Locals 12 presented a Council resolution L ocal praising Mazey, signed by all tJAIW3•72,$51:01) (IV; a TIT i5o0u0n cbed Wolfman, business - manager of the elective city officials. United Bakery and Confectionary He was also presented with Workers Union, Local 30; $5,000 by the Hotel and Restaurant Workers, a souvenir folio containing news Local 705 of which Myra Wolfgang clippings and the names of is secretary - treasurer; $5,000 by who bought Israel Bonds Local 78 and $2,000 by Local 681, those " UAW; $3,000 by the United Steel in his honor. Workers of America District No. 29; and $2,000 by the United Catering Restaurant Bar & Hotel Workers, Local 1064. In addition there were individual purchases which raised the total to $240,000. Others on the program included Sidney Shevitz, president of the De- troit Jewish Community Council; August Scholle, president of the Michigan State AFL-CIO; Barney Hopkins, secretary-treasurer of the Michigan. AFL-CIO and William C. Marshall, eh ethtehemtexgcuti eniekFinccempr v the Speakers included Reuther, Rabbi Morris Adler, chairman of the UAW Public Review Rev. Henry Hitt Crane,' Minister- Board; Judith Beilin, Consul of me pet.' and tthhee R e nxterva 1 ' eneigner Israel in New York, and the Clement H,- Kern of Most - Holy c h guest of honor, Emil Mazey, Trinity ao Chair of men . the dinner secretary-treasurer of the UAW. were Barbour; Scholle, Marshall Al Barbour, president of the and Hopkins. Wayne County AFL-CIO Coun- An added -touch of festivity cil, was the toastmaster. was lent to the occasion by the Both Reuther and Mazey presentation of an inscribed strongly urged t h a t the silver tray to Emil and Char- United . States enter into a se- lotte Mazey who celebrated curity pact with Israel. their 25th wedding anniversary Mazey urged: "We must use in the same' week. our influence, we must insist • . .-. that the United States negotiate . a defense pact with Israel, guar- Jewlsn, c.ommunities anteeing its security." in Central America Reuther, paying tribute to Mazey, said: "We are honoring Form Joint Body BALBOA, Canal Zone, (JTA) Emil Mazey and the State of Israel because the hopes and Resolutions establishing t h e aspirations of Israel are the same Central. American Conference which motivate Emil Mazey. of Zionist and Jewish Com- Israel is building a new society munal Organizations on a per- being fashioned in the image manent basis were adopted here of social justice, of human dig- at the conclusion of a . confer- nity, of the worth of every ence of these organizations. The resolutions were hailed human being. Emil Mazey has tried to give substance and by the delegates as a develop- ment of great significance to meaning to these values. "We are for Israel not be- the Jewish communities of this cause it is a new _state—we are region. The conference elected Erick for Israel because it is _a new kind of state, because it . tries Heineman of Guatemala as pres- to do the things for which men ident and Ralph de Lima of have striven for centuries. What Panama as vice-president. It de- Israel and Mazey believe and cided to reconvene in May 1964, stand for are a good list of in Guatamala City. The pro- values. We pledge our con- gram laid out in the conference tinued support for Israel and resolutions called for a boost in Israel Bonds. immigration to Israel and the Rabbi Adler declared: "Israel establishment of boards of ed- is a symbol of the constructive ucation and schools for religious genius which alone can curb Jewish education in the coun- the devastating power man's in- tries of Central America. genuity has let loose on the world. Which will it be—Hiro- The University of Michigan shima or Jerusalem? Nagasaki was the first American institu- or Tel-Aviv? It is pessimism tion of higher education to offer which has become complacent. a course in forestry administra- We need a resurgence of will. tion, in 1882. 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