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July 22, 1955 • Page Image 1

…HE JEWISH NEWS Wise Appeal for Israel-Arab Peace Vital Case A In Inter-Racial Cooperation Editorials, Page 4 Weekly Review, of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 27, No. 20 27 17100 W. 7 Mile Road, Detroit 35—July 22, 1955 Prof. Toynbee's New Attack on Israel Commentary, Page 2 Arab-Israel Issue at Geneva Parley Smolar's Column, Page 2 $4.00 Per Year, Singl...…

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…Purely Commentary USSR Statement Defendslitussia s Treatment of Jews:ListsFunetioning Rabbis and Synagogues By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Prof. Toynbee's New Attack on Israel Prof. Arnold Toynbee, Director of Studies at the Royal Insti- tute of International Affairs, who was the center of heated debates recently, occasioned by his anti-Israel and anti-Zionist statements that have also been interpreted as being anti-Jewish, has made another attack on...…

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…Austria Concludes Reparation Pact Youth Leave Mexico General Zionist Party (Continued from Page 1) of the Austrian government to include a fund in the country's budget. Payment from this fund, the Chancellor emphasized, will be made to victims of Nazism in a lump sum to be decided upon in each case in accordance with the degree of the need of the appli- cant. The Austrian cabinet will now consider composition of a board of trustees of the f...…

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…Business THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 • Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial As.so- elation. Publistled every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich., VE. s-904. Subscription $4 a year, Foreign $5. Entered as second class matter .Aug. 6. 1942, at Post Office,...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 5

…• • ▪ Sobeloff Named to' Britain Protests 'Confused' Egyptian U. S. Circuit Court Shooting, But Won't Stop Arms Supply the Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News good policy to ban the export of arms to Egypt until they can learn to point them in the proper direction and fire them with their government on the shelling of eyes open, knowing at what they the British freighter Anshun in- are aiming." It was Mr. Davies, adequate and deman...…

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…Samuel Guy Inman Sees Peace As Democracies' Aim and Hope For Israel and Arab States In a truly significant pamph- let, "The Ever-Nearer Near East," Dr. Samuel Guy Inman, the noted authority on inter- American relations, reports on his study tour of that troubled area, which included the Arab states and Israel, and clarifies issues involving Arab - Israel peace and the future of the young Jewish state. Published by Worldover Press, of which Mr...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 7

…On the Record Nusbaum JNF Forest In Israel Completed By NATHAN ZIPRIN (Copyright, 1955, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate) A reader who saw my recent piece about Samuel Reshevsky's observing the Sabbath in Moscow during the recent chess tourna- ment there writes that Reshevsky some years ago participated in a chess contest in Yugoslavia where he had an excellent chance of winning the first prize. But the tournament was to end on the High Holida...…

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…Israel Peace Plea to Geneva; U. S. • Military Pact Predicted Hopeful signs of an agreement I on the Gaza strip border "for arrangements for the mainte- nance of security along the de- marcation line" were in evidence a.t the Israel-Egyptian talks with Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, United Nations truce chief. An accord is in evidence in spite of continued Egyptian at- tacks on Israel, especially the statement made over the Cairo radio by Egyptian...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 9

…SERVICES SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION BNAI MOSHE: Sabbath services at 7 p. m., to- day; at 9 a. m., Saturday. ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 6 p. m., today; at 8:45 a. m., Saturday. CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK: Sabbath. services at 6 p. m.. today; at 8:45 a. m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of William Fischel will be observed. TEMPLE BETH EL: Sabbath services at 11:15 a. m. to 12 noon, Saturday. CONG. BNAI DAVID: Sabbath services at 7 p. m., toda...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 10

…Sharett Reveals Nazis Asked 10,000 Trucks for Lives of Hungarian Jews JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Details of a Nazi offer to trade the lives of the Jews in Hungary for 10,000 trucks to strengthen Hitler's de- fenses during the last year of the war were revealed by Prime Minister Moshe Slarett in a state- ment to the press., The offer was made to the Jewish Agency by a special agent of the Gestapo section in charge of the annihilation of Jews. It was i...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 11

…Mrs. Farber to Address CHEN Luncheon July 27 Speaking on behalf of the State luncheon meeting at Rainbow of Israel Bond issue and the im- Terrace, announces Mrs. Joseph portant role Detroit women play Newman, local CHEN ,chairman. in the national drive, Mrs. Albert Long a leader Farber will address local CHEN in communal af- women Wednesday during a fairs, Mrs. Farb- er, a former ele- mentary and high school teacher, is pres- ?.nt national ch...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 12

…ctievities in Society Mr. and Mrs. William B. Caplan, of Chesterfield Avenue, Sher- • wood Forest, are on an extended tour of Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Epel, of 3218 Calvert, are vacationing in Denmark and Sweden with Mr. Epel's family. Enroute to Denmark, the Epels visited with the sculptor, Leonard Schwartz and his family and with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Barach. Upon their arrival in Den- mark, the Epels were greeted by 30 relatives from both...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 13

…Annette Goldman Wed To Gerald Soffa JWV Activities BLOCH - ROSE AUXILIARY 420, Jewish War Veterans, will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Rita Elkin in Oak Park. Speakers will be Mrs. Claire Spolan, department president, and Mrs. Jenny Fox. A former president here, Mrs. Fox, now a resident of Los Angeles, will discuss JWV activities in that city. Wayne U Honors Levinson Judith Bloomfield To Wed In January Wayne University honored Ben- jami...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 14

…Campers at Tanuga Elect Theier Officers Campers at Camp Tanuga, on Lake Manistee, on July 12 elected the following officers—all from Detroit, except for the others indicated: President, JoJo Golden; vice- president, Arlene Mittleman, Flint; secretary, Sue Siegel; mail superintendents and post-masters, Joe Stamell, Joel Serlin, Joel Fenley, Mark Voight of Flint, Ronnie Schon of Miami, Randy Leitman, Ed Kleiman of Grand Rapids, H e r b i e Glas...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 15

…Wolcoff-Kahan Rites Planned for August MISS DONNA WOLCOFF Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolcoff, of Winnetka, Illinois, announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna, to Donald Kahan, son of Mrs. Jack Kahan and the late Mr. Kahan, of Tuxedo Ave. The bride-elect attended the University of Michigan and is a member - of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority. She will attend National Teachers' College in Evanston, in the fall. Her fiance also attended the Univers...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 16

…Gross Realty Co. Expands; Acquires Facilities of Hurd Realty Company Left to rights WILLIAM GROSS pointing to plans for newly- merged company; LYMAN A. HURD (center) and HARRY GROSS (right). 4 AK Opposes Teaching Bible in the Schools NEW YORK (JTA) — A state- ment clarifying the attitude of the American Jewish Commit- tee on various aspects concerning religion in education was issued by the organization. The state- ment is doubtful about pr...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 17

…B. C. R. Says: Sholem Asch Campaign In Full Force The campaign of Sholem Asch to rehabilitate himself within the Jewish community is now on in full force. It began about two years ago with his settlement in England where he thought the Jewish press and Jewish society was more tolerant to him and it continued with a trip to Israel and an extended stay in the Homeland within the past year. Mr. Asch, now back in England and writing his impressi...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 18

…j. A. Heavenrieli, Native Detroiter, Dies at Age of 84 John Alfred Heavenrich, 84, of 110 Longfellow, native Detroiter and a member of one of the city's leading pioneer families, died last Sunday. Funeral services were held Tuesday. Surviving him are his wife, Marian; daughter, Mrs. Howard Kaichen; four sons, John, Louis, Walter and Richard; two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Rothschild and Miss Edith Heavenrich; a brother, Her- bert S. Heavenrich • of...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 19

…Cooperative Venture To Prepare History Of Cleveland Jewry CLEVELAND (JTA) — A co- operative venture for the writing of the history of the Jewish com- munity of Cleveland is being undertaken as the result of an agreement between the Jewish Theological Seminary of America and the Jewish Community Fed- eration of Cleveland, according to an announcement by Max Freedman, federation president. The federation recently concluded the agreement with th...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 20

…17-HOUSES FOR SALE . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 17-HOUSES FOR SALE MAGNOLIA SUB. •NR. NORTHLAND ROXBURY, 17581 APPOLINE - 17589 Liners accepted from responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- , play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charge $1.00, or $2.80 per column inch. Beautiful new cust. blt. 3 bedrm. ranch home, finished rec. rm., at- tached 2 car gar. desig...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 21

…, 17—HOUSES FOR SALE OAK PARK Open 1-5 Sunday 23841 SCOTIA 3 bedrm. ranch, carpeted, gas ht., real nice. $15,900. Tower Realty Co. UN. 4-3400 PINEHURST - 7 MILE $18,500 Spacious 3 bedrm.. Col., service hall, 21' liv. rm., break. rm., gas ac ht.., tern. 2 car brick gar. Nr. Mumford & Schultz Schools. RISDON UN. 11411 19454 Santa Rosa Dr. A fine home, 2 bedrooms down, one up. Built in 1939. $19,000. Shown by appointment. UN 3-3076 ...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 22

…18667 ARDMORE MONTE VISTA lluy from owner who is transferred and is leaving town. Large 9 room Colonial, with storms and screens, garage, gas heat, rec. rm., patio, grade lay., fully carpeted, drapes. tile kitchen, with eating space. A complete house with lots of extras. Sunday 2-5. This 1951 face brick ranch home on 2 1,4 _acres, has 2 bedrms. & den dn. 1 bedrm. partly finish- ed up, bath & lay. full basement, 3 fireplaces. Pool on propert...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 23

…21E—INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 40—EMPLOYMENT Telegraph - 9 Mile Fields Employment 200x300 zoned Industrial. Also several other parcels zoned for Industrial. Mr. Drury, Lincoln 5-2400. Woodward 1st. Cor. N. of 111', Mile Colored Couples, Cooks, Maids. Chauffeurs, Janitors, Caretakers, Porters DAY OR WEEK KLIPFEL & CO. 26—LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE PINE LAKE TR. 3-7770 2 SALESMEN, ALL LEADS. No can- vassing. Full or part-time. Present men. avera...…

July 22, 1955 • Page Image 24

…Protestant Support Is Voiced for Jewish Adoption of Catholic Child BOSTON (JTA)—Support for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Ellis in their fight to keep their foster daughter Hildy in the face of a court order to surrender the child 'because her natural mother is a Catholic and her foster parents are Jewish came from two Pro- testant sources. While the Ellises continue to hide from a warrant and their attorney continues his legal move, the New England...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 1

…E JEWISH NE S TI-t.e Travesty Created by Shakespeare: Ineffective Appeasement by Drama Critics A Weekly Review Editorial, Page 4 of Jewish Events . Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—InCorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 27, No. 19 27 17100 W. 7 MILE RD., Detroit 35 — July 15, 1955 The 'Perruque' and the `Shtreimel . : Our basic Traditions versus Ghetto Redivivus Commentary, Page 2 $4.00 Per Year, Single Cop...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 2

…Purely Commentary The Terruque' in Jewish. Life and Law Tradition of Head-Covering and • • • Emergence of the 'Sheitel' . . . Not an Issue, but a Fact-Finding Effort. In the last few weeks, considerable discussion has been aroused by several occurrences in Jewish ranks. A proposal by the president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis that women should be ordained as rabbis, a publicly-staged Orthodox wedding, matters affecting kashru...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 3

…Bavaria Seeking to Re-Open Approved Restitution Cases er, or in the relatively few instances of sales at third and fourth hand. There is hardly one of the approximately 100,- 000 _"Aryanizers," howeve r, who does not pretend to have acted in "good faith." MUNICH (JTA)—The Commit- tee on Petitions of the Bavarian Parliament has unanimously ap- proved a motion calling upon the Bavarian government to reopen restitution cases that have al- ready...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 4

…THE JEWISH NEWS A Vacation with a Aril Israel Incorporating the Detroit 'Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial A..o- tiation. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich., VE. 113-9364. Subscription $4 a year, Foreign $5. - Entered as second class matter Aug. 6,...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 5

…Israel BondDrive Launched Here; $122,500 Sales Honor Dr. Schwartz Report on Israel Schools Slaughter Bill Reaches U. S. Congress. in Wayne Press Book WASHINGTON (JTA)—A bill S. 1636 in the Sefiate and H.R. . A group of Detroit leaders, that can be used _fully to Dr. Joseph meeting with . xecutive vice - presi- executive dent of the Development Cor- poration for Israel, sponsoring organization for Israel Bonds, at dinner, at Knollwood Coun...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 6

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July 15, 1955 • Page Image 7

…Congregational Activities NORTHWEST ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 7:45 p.m., today; at 9 a.m., Saturday. Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman will preach Saturday on "The Three Weeks of Mournership." TEMPLE ISRAEL: Sabbath services at 8:30 p.m., today; at 11 a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of Michael Stewart Shook will be observed today and on Saturday the Bar Mitzvah of Martin Bernard Spitz will be celebrated. CONG. BNAI DAVID: Sabbath services at 7...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 8

…Samuel H. Schwartz, Prominent Communal Worker, Dies at 64 Samuel H. Schwartz, of 17617 Roselawn, for 30 years an active leader in numerous communal causes here, died Tuesday eve- ning, at the age of 64. Funeral ser- vices were held at Ira Kaufman Chapel Thurs- day. Surviving him are his wife, Re- becca; son, Jul- ius, and brother, Joseph. For many years one of the S. H. Schwartz chairmen of the mercantile division of the Al- lied Jewish Campa...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 9

…Egyptian ,Premier StresseS Rejection • Study Published on Ghetto Camp Of UN-Neo- otiated Israeli Peace Talks Terezin BONN, (JTA) — The official LONDON (JTA)—Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nassar, speaking at Facum on the situation on the Gaza strip border, stressed the fact that although talks are now going on between Israel and Egyptian representatives in the Gaza area, they are not high-level talks. He emphasized that Egypt had rejected all p...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 10

…On the Record Only Esrog Tree In United States By NATHAN Z I PRI N (Copyright, 1955, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate) He Knew It All Along In a human interest piece about the late Professor Einstein, the Israeli newspaper Davar relates a story once told by the famous artist Herman Struck. • It was rather early in the morning when Struck spotted Einstein entering a bus on one of Berlin's main streets. He followed and on shaking hands with, the...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 11

…Britain Continues Arming the Arabs LONDON (JTA)—The British government does not recognize the legality of the Egyptian blockade of the Suez Canal or any other waters leading to Israel ports, Anthony Nutting, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, declared in the House of Co=ons during a debate on the Egyptian shelling of the British freighter S.S. Anshun at the entrance to the Gulf of Aka- ba this week-end. The government spokesman in Commons...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 12

…activities in Society . Book Is Published on Arbeiter Ring Flora Caplan Weds Charles B. Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Allen Passerman and children, Lori and Michael, of Tyler Ave., have returned from a visit with friends and family in Chicago, Ill. A dinner party was given in their honor at the Edgewater Beach Hotel by Mrs. Passerman's brother, Mr. Al Moss. Mrs. Maurice RoseblOom and children, Sharon and Louise, of Afton Dr., are now vacationing ...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 13

…ctivities in Teachers and students at the Lithuania and resettled in Cleve- Rabbinical College of Telshe in land in 1941. Cleveland are sacrificing their Illustrious alumni of the col- summer vacations to tell the lege include. Zvi P. Frank, Chief story of the college, which is Rabbi of Jerusalem; Simcha presently conducting a $1,500,000 Assaf, Israel's Supreme Court campaign through the nation. Justice; Rabbi Meir Bar-Ilan, They will spend t...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 14

…Our Letter Box Upholds Shakespeare, But Attacks 'Merchant Editor, The Jewish News: I have just finished studying the "Merchant of:Venice" in my Shakespeare class at Wayne Uni- versity with Prof. Kirschbaum, and therefore was very much in- terested in Mr. Slomovitz's com- ments on the Canadian produc- tion of this play. I am in com- plete agreement that the . play should be banned, not because it was originally written against the Jews, but b...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 15

…Ex-GI Welcomes Mother Sister CHARLES GOTTLIEB, 24, a former DP recently honorably discharged from the U. S. Army, is reunited with his mother, Mrs. o Cyrla Gryncajer, 48, and sister, Fanny, 17, on their arrival. in New York from Belgium. Their immigration was assisted by United Hias Service, the Jewish international migration agency. Young Gottlieb, because he was born in Belgium, was able to come to the U. S. five years ago, while his mother...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 16

…Area Resorts Offer Variety Of Activity for Vacationers ious accommodations in its re- cently-completed addition. Sports available are golf, horseback rid- ing and horseshoes. Rated as an outstanding vaca- tion place, Rosenson's offers ex- cellent facilities for rest, comfort, recreation and activity. A special attraction is the excellent food and service. Home:cooked deli- cacies are a specialty. Reserva- tions are accepted by calling Schwart...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 17

…American-Israel Friendship Stressed By Ben-Gurion and U. S. Ambassador Eban . to Speak Danny Raskin 's At the U. of M. On Wednesday LISTENING TEL AVIV (JTA)—The cop- mon bOnds of friendship and his- torical development along paral- lel lines of the United States and Israel were stressed by Defense Minister David Ben-Gurion at a ANN ARBOR, Mich. — An- nouncement was made here this week that Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Abba Eban...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 18

…18--DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 15, 1955 Ike Greets Paper On 100th Anniversary CINCINNATI — President Ei- senhower has sent his congratu- lations to the American Israelite, oldest English-Jewish weekly in America and second oldest in the world, on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. The Israelite was founded July 15, 1854, by the late Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise. President Eisenhower's • tele- gram to the editor of the Israel- ite reads:...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 19

…17-HOUSES FOR SALE 17-HOUSES FOR SALE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charge $1.00, or $2.80 per column inch. CALL VErmont 8-9364 13-FOR RENT-FLATS-INCOMES- APARTMENTS 10-ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM FOR RENT, stall shower, 2 in family, gentleman preferred. Refer- ences. TO....…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 20

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE Huntington Woods Colonial and 1/2 • Newly decorated, new carpeting and drapes, huge complete kitch., 2 car gar., lge. lot, 14x24 brick addl. carpeted rm. finished in knotty pine with lay. Near bus & schools. Excellent value, $23,500, FHA terms. WOLCOTT REAL ESTATE 708 N. WOODWARD, ROYAL OAK JO. 4-6510 LI. 6-3300 SCHAEFER, 20231, AT NORFOLK New duplex, 5 lge. rooms on one floor, only one unit for sale. Birch sliding ...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 21

…UN 3 - 8282 Evenings, TO 7 - 1521 SEA WAY REALTY CO. SINGLE brick Colonial. 7 rooms, 2 lays, gas heat, carpeting, drapes, incinera- tor, automatic hot water. $14,500. 3175 Ewald Circle. Owner. TE 4-1335. Gorgeous new brick ranch house, 3 lare bedgrooms and front paneled library, breakfast nook, 2 baths, regular air conditioning, dish wash- er, garages. Asking price, $42,000. OAK PARK New brick ranch house. 6 large rooms, A.C. heat, garba...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 22

…VT-HOUSES FOR SALE Friday, July 15, 1955 Huntington Woods 1 /2 10825 KINGSTON Near Schools and buses vent awnings, 12xI4 screened porch. $12,500. Owner. Open Sunday 1-5. STANSBURY PEMBROKE SEMI- MID-WEST CONTEMPORARY Built in 1953, by those outstanding builders, THE FRANKEL BROTH- ERS. Open studio type ceilings. Built in TV, Tennessee Ledge Rock fireplace, garage. $26,250. SAGINAW REALTY We specialize in Huntington TR. 3-3355 Wood...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 23

…4- . :aserwir, , . 40A-WANTED, EMPLOYMENT SO-BUSINESS CARDS SCHOOL. GIRL would like baby sit- ting afternoon and evenings, UN 3-6682. 45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES RESTAURANT- DELICATESSEN Illness forces sale. Good going business, air-cond., double store, new refrig., stainless steel equip., extra lge. kitch. Seating over 160. Also doing catering bus., now grossing about $200 a week. Priced at only $11,000 for quick sale. JOSEPH ARAN, 2971...…

July 15, 1955 • Page Image 24

…Jewish Future at Geneva (Continued from Page 1) zig-zag Jewish policy, went by unnoticed by the Russian Jewish masses. As late as 1951, in Kharkov, second city of the Ukraine, a number of prominent Jewish members of the Communist Party, including writers and editors, were accused of secret contacts with the Israeli Legation in Moscow. Mass deportations of Jews according to the familiar Soviet pattern began early in the sum- mer of 1952. Many...…

July 08, 1955 • Page Image 1

…E JEWISH NEWS Unity Urgently Needed: Only Israel Will Lose From a A Split in Zionist Ranks Editorial, Page 4 Weekly Review of Jewish Events The Arlosoroff Case: Shocking Revelation The UN Ten Years Ago: Reminiscences tvlirchiaon's Only English-Jewish Newspaper— Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle Commentary, Page 2 —41 VOLUME 27, No. 18 17100 W. 7 MILE RD., Detroit 35—July 8, 1955 $4.00 Per Year, Single Copy 15c U. S...…

July 08, 1955 • Page Image 2

…UN Secretary Has Faith in israel-E crypt Parley Purely Commentary tive against Egypt's "uncoopera- through immigration totaling 680,000 newcomers between May, border must not "end in failure,"! tive" attitude in the Gaza border Secretary-General Dag Ham- talks under the chairmanship of 1948 and December, 1954. Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, were Israel's total national income, marskjold declared here. At his first press conference . viewed by the...…

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