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JNF Council of Detroit Elects
Dr. Israel Wiener as President

Ibihavitcher Favors Federal Aid to Our Schools

NEW YORK — The Luba-
vitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem
M. Schneerson, spoke out strong-
ly here this week in reaffirm-
ing his position in favor of
federal aid to parochial schools.
According to a disclosure
from his secretariat, the Rebbe,
addressing a group which in-
cluded several prominent re-
ligious and lay leaders visiting
him at Lubavitcher headquar-
ters, reiterated his affirmative
stand in 'favor of federal assist-
ance to secular departments of
parochial schools, which would
enhance• the progress and uplift
the standards of these institu-
tions without constituting any
violation of separation of church
and state principles, as clearly
evidenced by the various forms
of federal aid granted, both in
the past and present, to such
schools.
The Danish Regional office
of the Merkos L'Inyonei
Chinuch, in Copenhagen, the
educational arm of the Luba-
vitcher movement, announced
the publication of the third in
a series of booklets on Jewish
Precepts and Customs, in
Danish. The new booklet,
"Bedereme" (Danish for Te-
fillin), is a brief treatise on
the significance of Tefillin,
and is a translation of the
English version.
For the first time it will be
possible for the Yiddish speak-
ing to learn the fundamental
teachings of Chabad-Lubavitch

philosophy, by listening to mod-
ern long playing records.
The first 13 chapters of the
"Tanya," the basic work of
Chabad philosophy, narrated
and translated by Rabbi Joseph
Weinberg, will comprise nine
records. The first two of the
series are now available, and
the remaining seven to follow.
The first of the five parts
of the Tanya contains 53 chap-
ters. It was published for the
first time in 1797, and has since
undergone approximately 60
printings. Its author, Rabbi
Schneur Zalman of Liadi, found-

Milton Marwil, Michael Mich-
Dr. Israel Wiener, prominent Livne,
lin, Mrs. Michael Michlin, A. C.
Detroit physician, who last Perlman, Judge Joseph J. Pernick,
Harry Portnoy, Mrs. Sidney
month was elected president of Mrs.
Ravin, Harry Rosenthal, Mrs. Abra-
the Michigan Allergy Society, ham Scheuer, Harry Schumer, Levi
Shapiro, David Silver, David Sislin,
Monday night
Philip Slomovitz, Cantor Jacob Son-
was elected
enklar, Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, Max
Stollman, Mrs. Max Stollman, Zvi
president of
Tomkiewicz, Samuel J. Wilson.
the Jewish Na-
Irving W. Schlussel was chair-
tional Fund
man of the committee on nomi-
Council of De-
nations.
troit to suc-
The annual meeting's pro-
ceed Morris J.
gram included a report on the
Brandwine.
year's activities by the retiring
Dr. Wiener
president, Morris Brandwine; a
is a former
report by William Hordes on
president of
the progress made in encourag-
the Council. Dr. Wiener
ing the inclusion of the JNF in
For the past three years he wills and the making • of be-
served as chairman of the JNF quests, through the JNF Foun-
youth commission. He is a for- dation, and the report of the
mer president of Congregation executive director, Percy Kap-
Ahavas Achim and has been lan.
active in congregational and
Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky
cultural circles here.
and Brandwine, retiring presi-
Judge Burton R. .Shiffman
dents of the JNF Auxiliary
of Oak Park was elected one
and the JNF Council, were
of the vice presidents of the
presented with Golden Book
JNF Council and has been
inscriptions. Hordes made the
named chairman of education
presentation to Mr. and Mrs.
and youth activities, succeed-
Brandwine and Brandwine
ing Dr. Wiener in that post.
gave the honor to Mrs. Wish-
Others elected by the JNF netsky.
An address outlining JNF's
Council include the following
vice-presidents: William Hordes, current importance to Israel,
as head of the JNF Foundation; with emphasis on activities of
Ruben H. Isaacs, publicity; the Foundation, was delivered
Harry Kaminer and Ben Harold, by Yaakov Behar of Jerusalem,
organizations; Mrs. Morris Kut- who is now on leave from the
insky, Women's Auxiliary; Phil- Hebrew University for a two-
lip Stollman and Harry Cohen, year mission in this country for
religious groups; Philip Taub- the JNF.
man, building project; Irving
W. Schlussel, wills and bequests;
Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky, Blue
and White Boxes, with Mrs.
Philip Slomovitz as co-chairman.
Larry L. Guttenberg was
BRUSSELS, (JTA)—The sec- overall agreement was out of
elected treasurer; MauriCe Bak -
and
round of talks between Is- the question.
er, co-treasurer, and Miss Selma
The negotiators offered in-
Friedman, recording secretary. raelis and Euromart negotiators
stead tariff concessions on
Members of the board include was over with the Israelis on
bathing suits, grapefruit and
record as still seeking a general fertilizers and proposed a
the following:
Herman Agins, Rabbi Emanuel overall agreement, but willing
joint committee to consider
Applebaum, Rabbi Milton Arm,
Judge Victor Baum, Samuel FL Bel- to consider a more limited tem-
Israeli complaints of especi-
kin, Tzvi Berkal, Cantor Simon Ber- porary pact if this would ease
ally painful tariff pressures
manis, Mrs. Simon Bermanis, Mrs.
Bess Berris, Alfred H. Brounin, Mor- the growing pinch on Israeli
on its exports.
ris J. Brandwine, Rose Chesluk,
The Israeli negotiators re-
Harry E. Citrin, Avern L. Cohn; Hy exports to the six European
Crystal, Rabbi Hayim Donin, William nations.
jected these proposals as not
Ellmann, I. M. Faxstein, Mrs. I. M.
The second round began on providing a basis for an agree-
Faxstein, Israel Finkelstone, - Dr:
Leon Fram, Seymour .J..Frank, Mrs. June 5 and included a flat re- ment and reiterated that only a
Aaron Friedman, Mrs. M. GoIdoltas,
Abraham Goldstein, Nathaniel Gold- buff to Israel hopes for a pref- "global agreement" which took
stick, Joseph Gorman, Rabbi Irwin erential agreement to cover a into consideration both the
Groner, Joseph Gross, Lawrence majority of the 200 products
highly diversified pattern of Is-
Gubow, Philip Kaplan, Mrs. I. Kard-
ener, Judge Charles Kaufman, Judge Israel exports to the six nations. rael's foreign trade and the dy-
Ira G. Kaufman, Judge Nathan J. On instructions from the Euro- namic aspects of the Israeli
Kaufman, Judge George D. Kent,
Harry Koltonow, A. J. Lachover, pean Economic Council of Min- economy, would solve the prob-
Mrs. Morris Lachover, Benjamin M. isters, the chief governing body lems posed for Israel by the
Laikin, Mrs. Benjamin M. -Laikin,
Mrs. George Lerner, Prof. Samuel of Euromart, the EEC negotia- creation of Euromart.
M. Levin, Mrs. William Levin, M. I. told the Israelis that an
However, the Israelis added,
Ben Lewis, Morris Lieberman, Asher
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they were ready to negotiate a
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more limited temporary agree-
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ment if it would provide solu-
Boris
Smolar's
tions to the immediate or most
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pressing problems. For that pur-
pose, the Israelis provided at
the final plenary session last
Thursday a set of detailed tech-
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nical proposals.
(Copyright, 1963,
Some EEC sources indicat-
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
ed that the proposals might
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be a basis for a somewhat bet-
Jewish Moods
ter agreement than the EEC
The Anti-Semitic Front -
had offered in the two rounds
Jews in this country know by now the name of George
of talk but that they would
Rockwell and his American Nazi Party because of the noise
have to be referred back to
this small group has been making . . . They heard little of the the Council of Ministers. A
neo-Nazi National Renaissance Party which recently attempted third round of talks would be
to hold a street meeting in the Yorkville section of New York
possible only if the Ministers
which was the stronghold of the Nazis in the Hitler days . . .
Council issued orders to that
This meeting, like the meetings of the American Nazi Party,
effect.
was intanded to create publicity, through anti-Jewish rable-
Following the conclusion of
rousing, for the group which has an insignificant number of the second round of talks, Am-
members . . . The National Renaissance Party, led by James H. bassador Emil Najar, head of
Madole, has been practically dead for 10 years . . . Recently it the Israeli Mission to the EEC,
revived its storm troops and launched a series of indoor rallies met with Jean Rey, Minister of
in the Yorkville section of New York in anticipation of attract- the EEC Commission in charge
ing former Nazis . . . At one of these meetings "leader" Madole of foreign relations. Details as
demanded that American Jews be deprived of their citizen-
to what was discussed at the
ship . . . There were about '70 people in the audience and they meeting were not disclosed but
were "guarded" by several members of the neo-Nazi party
EEC source-s said that the final
attired in brown shirts, black ties, and armbands bearing the proposals of the Israeli delega-
lightning-bolt insignia originally symbolizing the Hitler Youth tion might be submitted to the
. . . Various items of anti-Semitic literature distributed at the
next Ministers Council in Brus-
meeting included a pamphlet on "Jewish ritual murder" and
several issues of an Arab periodical . . . Madole started the sels on July 10.
National Renaissance Party in 1949, attracting former German-
American Bundists and other pro-Nazis with his flagrantly Paraguayan Jewry
The Jewish community of
Hitlerian propaganda . . . Over the years he lost his influence
in Yorkville, but after he was "discovered" by a radio com- Paraguay, which was establish-
mentator, his notoriety spread . . . He publishes a bi-monthly ed early in the twentieth cen-
newsletter, featuring caricatures of Jews • . . His current booklist tury, today numbers some 1,200
also offers a biography of Nasser ... His propaganda is directed persons, most of whom live in
not only against Jews but also against Negroes and Puerto Ricans. the capital city, Asuncion.

er of the Chabad-Lubavitch
movement, passed away 150
years ago, and in his honor the
Lubavitcher sesquicentennial is
currently being universally
celebrated.
The records are available by
writing to Kehot Publication So-
ciety, 770 Eastern Parkway,
Brooklyn 13, N.Y., or at Jewish
book stores.

Israel's Asphalt Roads
Israel has some 1,600 miles
of asphalt roads linking the
major cities and towns through-
out the country.

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Israel. Seeks Compromise for Any
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