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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Prof. 1Bentwich to Be Guest Here of Temple 1Beth El, 6—Friday, January 6, 1967
Bnai Brith, for Sermon and Lecture, Jan. 20 and 23 Leaders From I3-State Area to Convene
Prof. Norman Bentwich, eminent
scholar, Hebrew University faculty
member and former Attorney Gen-
eral of Palestine during the Brit-
ish mandatory period, will be the
guest here on Jan. 20 to 23 for a
series of lectures.
On Friday, Jan. 20, Dr. Bent-
wich will deliver the sermon at
Temple Beth El.
He will address a Bnai Brith
public meeting on Jan. 23, at the
Lazor Zionist Institute.
Pisgah Lodge will be host at
the latter meeting and it will be
co-sponsored by the Metropolitan
Bnai Brith Council as a commun-
ity-wide event open to the public.
The 84-year-old distinguished
guest, who will be accompanied on
Human-Relations Seminar to Cover
Current Issues, From Neo-Nazism to
Church-State, Negro-Jewish Issues
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Men's and Women's Councils, in
co-operation with the Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith, will
hold an all-day Human Relations
Seminar for members Jan. 15 at
the Labor Zionisf Institute.
Registration and brunch will pre-
cede the program, starting at 11
a.m.
Mrs. Charles Solovich, past
international president of Bnai
Brith Women and a member of
the national executive committee
of the Anti-Defamation League,
will lead a discussion group on
"Negro-Jewish Relations."
Dr. Harold Norris, professor of
constitutional law, author of a
number of sections of the Michigan
Constitution, and
a member of the
executive cabinet
of the Anti-Defa-
mation League
will lead another
on "The Consti-
tution, Religion
and Public
Schools."
Others are Mrs.
Robert Phillips,
Mrs. Solovich chairman of the
research subcommittee of the
Anti-Defamation League board,
whose topic will be "The Current
Israel President Receives
Investors From U.S.
JERUSALEM (JTA)—A group
of 100 investors in "Rassco" Ru-
ral and Suburban Settlement Co.,
Ltd. and Rassco-sponsored enter-
prices coming from 11 states and
23 communities in the U.S. and
Canada was welcomes by Israel's
President Zalman Shazar, who
greeted each member individual-
ly at his residence in Jerusalem
last week.
"I am happy to see that the
Zionist work my friends and I
have in the past invested in
America has borne such rich
fruit," President Shazar told the
American Jewish group. "Tour
the country, not only as visitors
and as financial partners of Ras-
sco, but also as partners in Is-
- rael's hopes, aspirations and
prospects.
"There may be economic clouds
in the skies right now, but I am
certain that Rassco will prevail
over current vicissitudes, as it
has done in the past, and that it
will fully justify the faith which,
not only you, but all of Israel re-
poses in the company. It is doing
great things within the general
enterprise of the upbuilding of the
state of Israel."
Russia Aids Israel Arabs
JERUSALEM (ZINS) — T h e
Soviet Embassy here has made
available 15 scholarships, mostly
in medicine, for Israeli Arabs to
study in the Soviet Union. Five of
those awarded scholarships have
already left to begin their studies.
Status of the American Fascist
Movement," and G. Vernon Leo-
pold, attorney and vice chairman
of the Michigan Anti-Defamation
League board, who will speak on
"An International Overview: Is
There a Neo-Nazi Renaissance?"
Mrs. David Levine, president
of Bnai Brith Women's Council
of Metropolitan Detroit, has ap-
pointed Mrs. Saul Greenfield as
conference chairman. Council
chairman for the Anti-Defama-
tion League program is Mrs.
Andrew Berger.
for WA Midwest Instit ute in Chicago
his visit here by Mrs. Bentwich,
is deputy chairman of the board
of governors of the Hebrew Uni-
NEW YORK—Jewish community
versity and is the university's leaders from a 13-state area will
Chaim Weizmann Professor of In- attend the United Jewish Appeal's
ternational Relations Emeritus.
1967 Midwest Leadership Institute
at the Palmer House in Chicago
Born in London, in 1883, Dr. Jan. 13-15.
Bentwich was educated at Cam-
Principal speakers will include
bridge and received honorary doc-
torates from Dropsie College, Mel- Max M. Fisher of Detroit, UJA
bourne, Aberdeen, Royal Law general chairman; Justice A b e
School of Cairo and the Hebrew Fortas of the U.S. Supreme Court;
and Teddy Kollek, mayor of Jeru-
University.
For Some
of the
best buys
on new
salem.
He served the British govern-
ment in Palestine as legal secre-
tary, 1920-21, and as attorney
general, 1921-31.
The institute will set plans
to mobilize maximum support of
the UJA's 1967 campaign in Illi-
nois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Ken-
tucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis-
souri, Nebraska, North Dakota,
Ohio, South Dakota and Wiscon-
Pontiacs
and
Tempests
ASK
FOR
As director of the League of
Nations High Commission for Re-
fugees from Germany, 1933-36, Dr.
Bentwich played an important role sin.
Along with Fisher, Detroiters
in rescue operations.
He lectured at many universi-
Spite
ties, including Hague Academy of
International Law, and is the
Spite is a little word but it repre-
author of a score of important his- sents as strange a jumble of feel-
torical works dealing with Pales- ings and compound of discords, as
tinian, Zionist and current Israeli any polysyllable in the language.
history.
—Dickens.
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Palesti ne Republic
Projected by U.S.,
Arab Paper Says
TUNIS (ZINS) — The Arab
newspaper Al Nahar, appearing in
Amman, the Jordan capital, re-
ports that the U.S. government has
drafted a plan which calls for the
severance of the west bank of the
River Jordan from the Jordanian
kingdom and its establishment as
a Palestinian Republic.
This newest republic, the paper
further alleges, referring to so-
called reliable sources, would be
granted access to Haifa, which is
to be transformed into an inter-
national port. The report further
says that the United States will
sponsor the creation of a federa-
tion of the new Palestinian Re-
public and Israel.
It further alleges that the U.S.
State Department is convinced of
obtaining the consent for this plan
from Jordan and Israel, since
under this plan King Hussein
would be able to rid himself of
the Palestinian refugees who are
threatening his throne, while Is-
rael will achieve the longed for
peace with a neighboring Arab
state.
Should King Hussein call for
U.S. aid in the event he will con-
sider himself to be in serious
danger of being dethroned, such
aid will be promptly forthcom-
ing. The United States will act
similarly as in the case of Leba-
non by landing troops from the
Sixth Fleet.
(This is reported by the news-
paper Al Liva appearing in Beirut,
which says that assurance to this
effect was received from Presi-
dent Johnson in a communication
transmitted to the king through
the U.S. ambassador in Jordan.)
Mrs. °Harry L. Jones, chairman of
the UJA National Women's Divi-
sion, and Phillip Stollman, chair-
man of the UJA National Council
of Congregations, will speak.
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