Demonstration of 'Illegal' Immigrant Arrivals Marks Israel's 16th Anniversary Observance R. C. Wells Appointed Cohen-Stern Rites Seagram Vice President R. C. Wells has been named vice Planned in New York. president and general sales man- ager of Seagram-Distillers Co., ex- ecutive vice president Bernard Tabbat announced recently. Wells, formerly central division manager of Calvert Distillers Co., another part of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., will move from Chi- cago to Seagram's New York head- quarters. He has held Calvert sales positions for more than 10 years, serving in the central, eastern, and control states divisions. . BEERSHEBA, (JTA—Two hun- dred thousand Israelis and visitors from abroad jammed into Beer- Sheba April 16 to watch a display on Israel's lath Independence Day of the deterrent power which has kept the Arabs at bay for those 16 years. A spectacular aerial demonstration by 220 military planes marked the start of the 57- minute parade in a mighty show of Israel's striking forces on land and in the air. On the reviewing stand were a host of Israeli dignitaries, led by President Shazar, Premier Levi Eshkol, Knesset Speaker Kaddish Luz, Chief of Staff Yitzhak Rabin, Mrs. Vera Weizmann and Mrs. Izhak Ben-Zvi, the widows of Is- rael's first two Presidents, and Moshe Sharett, chairman of the Jewish Agency executive, repre- senting the Zionist movement. (In Washington, the White House released the following message sent to Israel's Presi- dent Shazar by President John- son: "I take pleasure in extend- ing to Your Excellency and to the people of Israel warm con gratulations on the 16th anni- versary of the independence of Israel. I also join the people of the United States in expressing our gratification that the first year of your Presidency has been marked in every field of national endeavor by a further growth of Israel's notable achievements over the past dec- ade and a half.") Israeli helicopters flying at a low altitude led the Air Force fly- past. The planes in the display in- cluded Fougas, Magister Israel- made jets spelling out the initials of the fighting branches. These were followed by Mystere intercep- Gen. Doron, at Celebration Here, Counters Husse i n's TV Statements • Rrth An nouncements Last Week's Winner of the "RASKIN BIG BABY BONUS" MRS. ELLIS ROTH (8 lbs., 10 oz. Congratulations on the birth of your son and we hope the RASKIN PRODUCTS you received helped make your first week at home easier. RASKIN FOOD CO. April 15 — To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rogers (Rosalind Alt- man), 21590 Concord Ct., South- field, a daughter, Julie Ann. * * , April 15—To Dr. and Mrs. Milton M. 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Other celebrations in Paris, Lon- don, Mexico City and Johannesburg were attended by top 41 Abdel) Nasser and I are only ser- vants of our nations." But in his talk, Doron said, "Nasser wants to be ruler of the Arab world. Whatever Hussein said against Israel, the exist- ence of his kingdom depends on the state of Israel." Later, Doron shrugged off Hus- sein's statement that "We have our own plans to remedy the (Jordan waters) situation" to see that the w a t e r s come to his country. "They don't have any plans," Doron said. He accused Hussein of present- ing a false picture of the waters issue, appealing to those who are unfamiliar with the technicalities behind the situation. Referring to the problems of immigration and education for the new year, Doron talked of devel- opment plans that include new cities in the Negev. The Jordan River project is essential to such plans, he said. "We don't take water from any- one. No one uses it; but we need Lisa Howard, television's firs it. We will have the water even if woman with her own network we have to defend it." news program, will be the guest speaker at the Detroit Section Na- Fannie Gluck Chapter tional Council of Jewish Women's to Honor Mrs. Sperka annual luncheon meeting, noon at Donor Luncheon May 4, at the Judith Sperka Clark, cultural Statler Hilt or chairman for Mizrachi Women's Hotel. Organization in Cleveland, will Miss Howard present a citation on behalf of the will speak on national organization to Mrs. "Assignment: Joshua Sperka when she is honored World Stage, " by the Fannie Gluck Chapter, Miz- relating the rachi Women, for 25 years of serv- triumphs anc ice to Mizrachi and the general hazards of a well- Jewish community at noon May known television 5 at Bnai David Synagogue. actress 1,v11:- Mrs. Clark, who directs literary turns to politica. and other study group activities for Miss Howard reporting. Mizrachi, also edits the Young Her appearancr concludes Coun- Israel Women's Newsletter and cil's "Women of Distinction" series directs educational seminars for the for the 1963-64 season. Cleveland Branch of the Union of Other participants, according to Orthodox Sisterhoods. Mrs. Harold Kaufman, program Cantor Hyman Adler of Cong. chairman, include Mrs. Lewis B. Bnai David will be soloist at the Daniels. who will install the newly donor event, presenting a program elected officers; Mrs. Leonard H. of Israeli songs. Weiner, national vice president; The Mizrachi Women of America, and Mrs. B. Benedict Glazer, who of which Fannie Gluck is a chap- will give the opening prayer. ter, maintains a network of chil- Committee members who have dren's villages, vocational high participated in the planning of the schools for girls in Israeli cities day include Mesdames Richard B. and social service centers in Jeru- Prentis, Frederick Shevin, Peter Haifa and Tel Aviv. Rubin, Samuel S. Willis and Sey- salem, For reservations, call chapter mour Smith. president Mrs. David Novetsky, UN An Arab leader, all smiles and amiability, entered Detroit homes via television Sunday afternoon, and warned that Israel is "a very serious threat to peace in the Middle East." At the 16th anniversary celebra- tion of Israel's statehood Gen. Aharon Doron, deputy chief of staff of the Israel Army, reiterated his country's desire for peace. He added, however, "I'm confident, if we ever are brought into war, we will win it—because it's not only competition with arms and weapons that wins battles. We have men who know what they're fighting for." King Hussein of Jordan, inter- viewed that afternoon on Meet the Press, made a show of Arab unity and of the Arabs' desire for peace. insisting that "(G a in a 1 NOW to Present Lisa Howard at Annual Meeting City of Hope Marrieds Plan Night of Games Mr. and Mrs. Group, City of Hope, will hold a Night of Games 7:30 p.m. May 3 at the Sholem Aleichem Institute. All proceeds will go to the City of Hope Hos- pital in Duarte, Calif., a pilot re- search center for catastrophic dis- ease. Prizes, refreshments and . gifts will be featured. Tickets will be available at the door or by calling Evelyn Lewis, 8-7744. 1-8066, or Mrs. Milton Radner, gen- eral chairman„ UN 4-7391. Group to Host Lecturer Branch 11, Labor Zionist Or- ganization, will meet 8 p.m. Sat- urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Asher, 24101 Eastwood, Oak. Park. Sylvan Ginsburgh, principal of the United Hebrew Schools, high school branch, will discuss "Does Prophecy Function in Our Modern Times?" The public is invited. For information,- call Mrs. Gloria Lifshay, LI 6-8588. Habonim Leader to Talk Branch Seven, Labor Zionist Or- ganization, will meet 8:30 p.m. Sun- day at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Milinsky, 18115 Parkside. Guest speaker will be Bruce Kut- nick, Habonim leader, who will re- MISS LINDA COHEN late his impressions of a year in Mrs. Miriam Cohen of Jamaica, Israel. Refreshments will be serv- N.Y., and Mr. Bernard S. Cohen ed. For information, call UN of New York City announce the 4-0888. engagement of their daughter THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Linda Sally to Paul Sherwin Stern, Friday, April 24, 1964 son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. 22 Stern of Balmoral Dr. MUSIC I ENTERTAINMENT I Miss Cohen, a graduate of the University of Michigan, is a mas- ters candidate at Columbia Uni- versity. Her fiance attended U. of M. and is presently a combined degree candidate at Wayne State University. SAMMY WOOLF and his orchestra UN 3-6501 If No Answer Call DI 1-6847 A June 14 wedding in New York is planned. 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