28—Friday, November 4, 1966
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RE-ELECT . .
PROBATE JUDGE
Ira G.
Error in Headlne
on Harry Golden
`Israel Week' Proclaimed Here
The Jewish News re-
g r e t s a typographical
error in the headline on
the story announcing
Harry Golden's la t es t
book, "Ess, Ess, Mein
Kindt." The error was not
the fault of the editorial
department.
Golden's book, published
by G. P. Putnam's Sons
(200 Madison, N.Y.) con-
tains many stories told in
Golden's inimitable style.
KAUFMAN
Israeli Paper Denies
Girls Entertained UN
Proclaiming "Israel Week," starting Monday at the Sheraton
Cadillac Hotel, under sponsorship of Israel El Al Airlines, the Shera-
ton, Greek Line and the Israel Government Tourist Office, Richard
Strichartz, city controller, present the official proclamation to the
sponsors. It was Strichartz's last day as Mayor Cavanagh's chief as-
sistant before assuming the public relations post at General Motors.
In the photo are (from left) Reuven Goldstein, Israel El Al Airlines
representative; Menahen Eyal, Midwest director of Israel Govern-
ment Tourist Office; Strichartz, Pinhas Dror, Israel trade commis-
sioner; and Paul Manz, Greek Line.
TEL AVIV—Maj. Gen. Carl von
Horn, former commander of United
Nations peacekeeping forces, was
attacked in an Israeli newspaper
Wednesday for the "cheap novel"
technique he employed in his
memoirs published in Stockholm.
Maariv, an independent daily,
referred to von Horn's "slander"
that "girls were freed from mili-
tary service in order to entertain
United Nations guests and to con-
duct what he cynically called
`diplomacy' between sheets."
Meanwhile, a spokesman for
United Nations Secretary General
U Thant refused comment on a
denunciation of the UN by von
Horn. In his book, "Soldiers of
Peace," he said the world organ-
ization was riddled with "esponage
and corruption." Gen. von Horn
charged that enlistments for Is-
rael's cause through the alleged
entertainment by Israel girls
"came second to systematic, or-
ganized corruption," The UN
spokesman said that Thant had
read press reports quoting the
general's book but not the book
itself, and that Thant would not
comment on the charges now or
later.
Balfour Concert Program Announced
Drs. Alex and Sidney Fried-
A reception in the foyer of Ford
laender, chairman and co-chair- Auditorium will follow the con-
man respectively of the annual cert.
Balfour Concert of the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit on Dec. 4 at Jewish Psychiatry Center
Ford Auditorium, announced that
Gets $2,500,000 Grant
the concert program will be:
Star Spangled Banner
Orchestra
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — T h e
Batikva
Psychiatric Center of the Philadel-
phia Federation of Jewish Agen-
Overture "Candide"
Bernstein
Concerto No. 5 in E Flat Major for
cies has received a federal grant
Piano and Orchestra, Op. 73
of $2,500,000, believed to be one of
("Emperor")
Beethoven
Allegro
the largest of its kind ever award-
Adagio un poco mosso
ed to a private agency, to support
Rondo: Allegro
Daniel Barenboim
new community health agency
services.
Concerto in D for Violin and
Orchestra Op. 35 Tchaikovsky
The grant, by the National In-
Allegro moderato
stitute of Mental Health, has been
Canzonetta. andante
Finale: Allegro vivacissimo
made in the form of $500,000 given
Itzhak Perlman
annually for five years, according
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra to Jerome J. Drucker, president
will be directed at the concert of the center.
Classified Ads Get Quick Results
by Valter Poole.
The two guest artists, Itzhak
Perlman and Daniel Barenboim,
are both young Israeli stars.
REMEMBER
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KAUFMAN
NOVEMBER 8th
The following friends of JUDGE IRA G. KAUFMAN
urge your vote for his re-election:
Mr. and Mrs. George Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kaplan
Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Al Borman
Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Z. Leib
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brand
Mr. and Mrs. NL Ben Lewis
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Carp
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Lieberman
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cottler
Selma Lifsitz
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Lester Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Alex Friedlaender Dr. and Mrs. Abe Pearlman
Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Friedlaender Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pliskow
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Gitlin
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Prisbee
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gold
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Goldberg
Dr. Walter Silver
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Snyder
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Haking
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vigliotti
Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. David Zellman
THE ACTION TEAM FOR AN ACTION STATE!
LBJ's Peace Efforts
Hailed by Orthodox
NEW YORK—President John-
son's current attempts to bring
the Vietnam conflict to a peace-
ful conclusion have been endorsed
by the leaders of two major
Orthodox Jewish organizations, the
Rabbinical Council of America and
the Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
gregations of America.
Although Orthodox leaders have
offered sympathy to President
Johnson on his Vietnam policy,
their statement represents an of-
ficial position adopted by t h e
group's executive boards.
The leaders cited Arthur J. Gold-
berg, U.S. representative to the
United Nations, for his recent
statement before the UN, which
set forth the administration's readi-
ness to end the hostilities and
withdraw U.S. troops if North
Vietnam would do the same and
enter into peaceful negotiations.
Histadrut Body Sending
$250,000 Books to Israel
NEW YORK (JTA)—More than
$250,000 worth of books—the gift
of American publishers — on all
facets of American life, are on
their way to Israeli libraries, it
was revealed in a report to the
annual board of trustees meeting
of the American Histadrut Cul-
tural Exchange Institute here.
Some 20,000 books have already
arrived in Israel, and are being
distributed in cities, development
areas and kibbutzim. Another
30,000 will be there by March.
Rabbi Mordecai Waxman of Temple
Israel of Great Neck, was reelect-
ed national chairman at the meet-
ing.
Behind an able man there are
always other able men. — Chinese
proverb.
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