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…17-HOUSES FOR SALE 17-HOUSES FOR SALE MONICA 18473 OPEN SUN. 2-5 Gorg. 71/2 rm. face brk. bung. Spac. liv. rm; full din. rm; brkfst rm; 1 lge. bedrm. and den dn; 2 Ige. bedrms. up. 2 baths, pass hall, 2 car brk. gar. Close to Adas Shalom Synagog, transp., schools. Mr. Operman. OAK PARK $10,900 RANCH New Mortgage Money Aids Home Building Growth, Levinson Says Millions of dollars of new residential mortgage money is being funneled into M...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 27, , 1961 — 30 The First Jew in Windsor By IRVING I. KATZ Executive Secretary, Temple Beth El, Detroit Historiographer of the Jews in Michigan. The city of Windsor, Essex County, Ontario, situated on the southeast shore of the De- troit River, opposite the city of Detroit, was known as the South Side in 1745, and sub- sequently as the Ferry, Rich- mond, and South Detroit. It was incorporated as th...…

…• BY MILTON FRIEDMAN (Copyright, 1961. Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) WASHINGTON — The United States Senate has just reviewed the study of Hebrew in America. Jewish progress was cited as proof of what could be done to revive study here of the Greek language and the classical Greek tradition. Noting that Harvard Univer- sity is establishing in Washington a world center for Hellenic stud- ies, Senator Everett Dirksen, of Illinois, addressed t...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 27, 1961 — 32 Pace-Setters Provide Excellent Start for Allied Jewish Drive ready for further sacrifices." o—. General Laskov admonished the audience about gathering clouds, told them about "Nasser's aim to weaken Israel," and de- clared that "our main problem is to be strong, to prevent war." He declared that "we can't do (Direct JTA Teletype Wire the " absorbing of immigrants to The Jewish News) alo...…

…I Latest Cabled Reports Lavon, Affair, Zionist Congress Stories on, Pagcs5 and 40 rtr:1(Pk/Ritirtet Torah as Symbol . . Education as Jewish Communal Priority t E – 1 . WI SH R 0 I r■ ./1 I I—I I GA. NI A Weekly Review Editorials Page 4 Israel's Normalcy Reflected in Fine Sense of Humor f Jewish Events Michigan's Only English -J ewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish 'Chronicle Commentary Page 2 Vol. XXXVI II, No. 21 lo...…

…Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Israelis' Good Humor—Proof of Wholesomeness LYDDA AIRPORT, Israel.—Having "checked out," after a fourth delightful and instructive visit in Israel, we are taking stock of events here. There is one definite conclusion:. we've heard more good stories on this trip than on:all the combined previous visits in Israel. That indicates that the Israelis, whose life still is a struggle, have a sense of humor, tha...…

…ce raids nd ar g Mohammed s of Meanwhile, fists" whom it accuses of or- general, against discrimination • Continued froM l'ge 1 • onday to Pr tragedy, only five have thus far I ganizing illegal immigration to practiced against Jews in Mo- sent a messa occo since which the United dent Nasser been identified, according to the Israel. Another Moroccan rOcco. ued. Republic. enting o • e Moroccan reports, and efforts are newspaper, the pro - Govern...…

…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 Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich.. VE 8-9364 Subscription $5 a year. Foreign $6. Entered as second class • matter Aug. 6, 1942 at Post Office, Detroit, Mich....…

…5 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 20, 1901 Zionism Will Suffer Unless One Unit Consolidates All Parties in America (Delayed) By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ JERUSALEM, Israel.—World Zionist Congress delegates from the United States were sad- Package Design Brochures dened, bewildered and confused. Representing the largest Jewish community in the world and the most influential Zionist con- stituency e of the • er unjust c p y, they neverth...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 20, 1961 THREE GENERATIONS OF PIONEERING IN ISRAEL suppoAL ihf2- DETROITHISTADRUT CAMPAIGN SERVING ISRAEL'S PIONEERS AND NEW IMMIGRANTS JANUARY 18 TO FEBRUARY 28 Mail Your Contribution to HISTADRUT 19161 SCHAEFER HWY., DETROIT 35 …

…AJC Gives UN Plan to Combat Anti-Semitism Israel to Extend Terms for Afro-Israeli Fellows P JERUSALEM, (JTA) — UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., explore how the home, school harmless. In fact, the report est T ontingent (JTA) — The American Jewish and church, which are in a key states, it is central to the Israel Cabinet appro G olda scan studen here Committee submitted a number position to influence the flexible problem of anti-Semitism by Foreign A o...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, January 20, 1961 — 8 • Hollywood Slates 'Home `Operation Eichmanii' BY HERBERT G. LUFT (Copyright, 1961, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) HOLLYWOOD — Adolf Eich- mann will be portrayed in a Hollywood movie by . Werner Klemperer, the Cologne-b o r n performer and son of conductor Otto Klemperer who fled Ger- many at the advent of Nazism. The role originally . was of- fered by Producers S a m u el Bischoff...…

…Cruelty of Crew Revealed in Drowning of 43 Moroccan Jews; Assail Clandestine Act PARIS, (JTA)—The captain of the ship which foundered near Morocco, resulting in the drowning of all 43 Moroccan Jewish men, women _and chil- dren passengers, is under ar- rest on charges of violating Moroccan immigration laws, ac- cording to reports from Mellila, Morocco. The charges do not include responsibility for the deaths of the iMmigrants. - Unconfirmed re...…

…oriti Histadrut's 1961 Campaign Officially Opened Here; ADL Study Reports Texts e, childlike Negroes, som American school textbooks Jews who are remnants of Bi to give a partial, ina Stirring Address by Eliav; Report Meetings - Slated tend lical times, and, some othe quate, and distorted pict minority groups, accordi Anti-Defamation Leag Brith study. at there It noted, however improve- has been a "mark ook short- ment" in such te comings duri...…

…Reach Austria-Germany Impasse in Negotiations VIENNA, (JTA)—The current negotiations here between West German and Austrian officials on a West German contribution to an Austrian fund to compensate Austrian victims of the Nazi period will not result in a final solution of the issues involved, informed sources predicted. Two issues are expected to be reserved for decision at a pro- jected conference between Aus- trian Foreign Minister Bruno •• ...…

…r lornuch MO 7 Two s litical anlaysts, on the asis o independent studies of rest tial election results, _gre that the religion of John F. ennedy helped bring him decisive victory in the elec- oral college. Political scientist Louis H. Bean, former economic adviser to the Department of Agricul- ture, told the 47th annual meet- ing of the Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith, in. New York, that the election statis- tics show that "Catholic pri...…

…Ben-Gurion,'s Surprise: Hebrew-Speaking U.S. Youth • By ELIEZER WHARTMAN - committed to "working to the been so surprised when he con Prime Minister Ben-Gurion paid a visit to the 140 American students who are enrolled in the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. If Ben-Gurion was amazed at the large number of U. S. students at the school, he was positively flabbergasted by the fact that they understood his remarks in Hebrew. It is, of course, enc...…

…Bar-Ilan University Dinner Draws Record Attendance; Local Efforts Praised by Drs. Adler, Lookstein Detroit Friends of Bar-Ilan University scored a marked suc- cess in their efforts in behalf of the university in Ramat Gan, Israel, at the annual dinner held at Cabo Hall Wednesday night. With 825 people in at- tendance, the affair was the most enthusiastic in the rnJve- ment's history. Phillip S t ollm a n, national chairman of the American boa...…

…NEW YORK-- Development needs amounting to $247,222,- 000 for 1961, to enable Israel to populate its undeveloped areas through industrial and agricultural expansion, w e r e presented to American Jewish leaders at a two-day national leadership conference of the Israel Bond Organization. National officers and com- mittee chairmen from 60 cities, who participated in the meet- ing at the Biltmore H o t e 1, pledged to provide a third of the necess...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 20, 1961 — 16 Election Deadlock Creates Zionist Crisis; 'Dissolution' Issue Raised (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) JERUSALEM — The world Zionist movement faces a serious crisis as a result of the deadlock at the closing session of the World Zionist Congress. in Jeru- salem, in - the early 'hours of Wednesday morning, Jan. 11. It was at 12:15 that morning that Dr. Nahum Goldmann walked ...…

…- Mo'os Hitim Organization Elects Shulman President for Third Time Harry M. Shulman liPs been re- man, Walter R. Naftaly, Douglas elected for a third term as pres- Purther, Julia f - ling, Joseph Rot- ident of the tenberg, Harry M. Shulman, - Mo'os Hi tim Charles li. Smith, David A. Organization of Weiss, Harry Willens and John Detroit, t h e Zalman. only . local The Rabbinical Advisory group that Board consists of Rabbis Morris raises funds...…

…18 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 20, 1961 — Our Letter Box I Saul Raskin's 'New Faces of Israel' Exhibit Thrills Many Detroiters Jewish ,Folk Chorus Sets Mid-Winter Concert The Detroit Jewish Folk Goldfaden, with guest artists Chorus will present its annual Menasha Oppenheim of New York and Shoshana Brooks Fried- Mid-Winter Concert 8 p.m. Jan. man, Detroit soprano. 29 at the Sholem Aleichem Insti- The Chorus will present a pr...…

…I Womens Owls "The Relationship of Jewish Painters to Modern Art" will be discussed by Eugene Schus- ter at a meeting of the HUNT- INGTON WOODS G R 0 U P, South Oakland County Chapter of Hadassah, 12:30 p.m. Tues- day at the home of Mrs. Irving Burton, 26912 York, Huntington Woods. Schuster is a member of the department of humani- ties of Wayne State University and the University of Michigan Extension Service. The S.O.C. Traveling Players ...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NE — Friday, January 20, 196 Cl YO U, PRINTING SERVICES • 4 ,„4,0<sit, • • 4 . • Pictured above are Post's new Goss Universal Presses. Capable of producing 40-page newspapers with one additional color on each page, or 32-page newspapers, eight in four color and one additional color on all other pages at one printing. Press speed 36,000 per hour. Almost an unlimited number of colors on one web. Printers of The Jew ...…

…1 0 0 oo, will like , 1961 tOZ Sienuer 'Act) VE R SATILI - Great oaks from little acorns grow. Gradually and effectively Post-Abbe-Kramer are welding together a quality printing team known as "PAK.". Kramer Printing Company, in its 50th year, is one of Detroit's oldest names in printing. Post Prnting Company • is an outgrowth of the Detroiter Abend Post and is in its 25th year. Abbe Press; Inc., was founded 21 years ago, so that together...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Sylvia Wolfe bill Wed Georo-e Falk MISS SYLVIA WOLFE Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe of Faust Rd. announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to George Falk, son of Dr. and Mrs. Hyman J. Falk of Brooklyn, N.Y. The bride-elect is a senior at Wayne State University's Col- lege of Education and is affiliated with Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. - Her fiance is a sophomore at the New York College of Dentistry and is a me...…

…Five-Year-Old. Victim of Windsor Store Explosion Is Not Forgotten Center Sport Activity Highlights Basketball Tilt, Swim Meet Jewish Center sport activity has the gagers preparing for another league basketball ga next week and an AAU sa tioned swim meet slated 0 make history at the Ce r pool. The Teen Varsity basket team, undefeated with 13 wi to its credit, will visit the Philadelphia Boys Club 7 p.m. Tuesday and will host the Woodlawn Chur...…

…Jan. 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goldberg (Irene Swartz)-, 13801 Sylvan, Oak Park, a son, Steven Alan. * * C Jan. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs. David 'Lippitt (Marjorie Dia- By SUSAN KOBEL mond), 24741 Rensselaer, Oak "Moonlight Mist," the Janu- Park, a son, Michael Robert. * * ary senior prom, will be pre- Jan. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Sher- sented by the class of January, 1961, Jan. 25, at Lovett Hall in man Hirschman (Audrey Hec- Greenfield Village. It prom...…

…SYNAGOGUE SERVICES CONG. BNAI ISRAEL, Pontiac: At 9:15 p.m. services today Prof. William Kluback of Michigan State University—Oakland, religion and philosophy department, will speak on "The Jew and His Messiah." Saturday services will be held 7:30 a.m TEMPLE EMANU-EL: "Miracles and Modern Faith" will be t subject of Rabbi Milton Roseribaum's sermon at Sabb services 8:15 p.m. today. The Bar Mitzvah of Richard Gothelf will be observed. CONG. S...…

…Shirley Felix Wed to Melvin Strager activities in Society At A • • M. FR Parley Eileen Eisman MAN, r the 24 rs staff denti Wed Norman Cohen Jewish' vice Home for Age . 10 .. . I • So- president of the A Mrs. Mrs. Bessie Levine will give a luncheon noon Monday at , was ciety of Israel. her home, 15461 Steel, to raise funds for Ezra Aid 11 . House to' Mr. and Mrs. M. Duchan last week departed for a trip to eld last on Agin Co Dallas, Tex....…

…Bnai Brith Activities Sandra Garber, daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gar- ber of. Ardmore Ave., was wed to Sidney Abels, son of Mr. and Mrs. Solly Abels of Pen- nington Dr., in a Jan. 15 cere- mony at Beth Aaron Syna- gogue. The bride wore a floor-length gown of chantilly lace trimmed with seed pearls and a match- ing mantilla. Carole Pomerantz was her sis- ter's matron of honor. Brides- maids were Sandy Rosenman, Glenda Katler, Judy Middl...…

…door. For information, call Mrs. Victor Moss, LI 4-3608. « * • KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio- neer Women, will hold a social be a panel discussion by dele- and games party with their hus- gates to the recent convention bands 8 p.m. Saturday in the in New York. Members and Hayim Greenberg Center. Mrs. guests are invited. Refreshments Rebecca Cohen and Mrs. Fay Mendell are chairman and co- will be served. chairman. Members and friends * * * OAK PARK CHA...…

…Gail Nichamin Will Wed Morton Jaffe eivry Center Announces Registration Is Being Held for Over 300 Classes Detroit Ladies Lechem Aneeim Marks 40 Years Mrs. Vera Rom, president of Over 300 classes,. clubs and Women's Health Clubs include Detroit Ladies Lechem Aneeim, other activities for all age groups massage, steam and dry heat, announces the 40th anniversary will be offered this spring by solarium, sun lamps, and many banquet will be hel...…

…Civil War Exhibit a t Jewish Museum . An important collection of books, manuscripts, paintings, sculpture, photo- graphs and other memorabilia reflecting the role of the Jewish communities during the Civil War will remain on view thru Feb. 23 at The Jewish Museum of The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, in New York City. The historical items are dis- played against a background designed to provide an atmosphere of realism. Examples are...…

…People Make News Postmaster EDWARD L. BAKER received the "Postmast- er General's Meritorious Service Award" in recognition of his leadership a n d administrative ability, especially during t h e trying period of transition from manual to mechanical mail pro- cessing. * * 4, MORTON METZGER, a key figure in the New York City apparel industry, has been elected a Fellow of Brandeis University. * * Top luminaries in the the- atrical and concert...…

…32 — Friday, Janua ry 2 0, 1961 — THE DETROIT JEWLSH NE To Issue Israel Bond Stamps Annual Yeshiva Dinner to Honor Begin New Series Public Service . E. C. Levy for Community Service of Ads Boosting State Edward C. Levy, Michigan in- dustrialist and communal leader, will be guest of honor at the fourth annual dinner of the De- troit Friends of Yeshiva Uni- versity, to be held May 17 at Cobo Hall, it was announced by Abraham Borman, din- ne...…

…Samuel Yellen, a Clevelander who is now professor of English at Indiana University, has made good use of his knowledge of the city of Cleveland in describing the setting for his splendidly- written novel, "The Wedding Band," a new and impressive work issued by Atheneum Pub- lishers (162 E. 38th, N.Y. 16). It is a story of an intermar- riage, of a rough and ready and an attractive Jewish immigrant who married a non-Jewess three years his senior...…

…13-FOR RENT APARTMENTS Tit P■ I Cra CI ett cx ti CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners and display classified ads accepted from re- sponsible firms or individuals by telephone up to noon Wednesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charges $1.00, or $3.08 per cc,lumn inch. CALL VErmont 8-9364 ees ;T. cia 10-ROOMS FOR RENT 13 - FOR RENT APARTMENTS PRAIRIE NORTH 6 Mile, room to rent, UN. 4-8915. CLEMENTS, furnished 3 rooms, utili- ties, welf...…

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…Joseph Leib, 87, Dies; Worked with Herzl in Early Zionist Period A life of service to the. Zionist movement came to an end Tues- day with the death of Joseph Leib, 87, who worked with Dr. Theodor Herzl during the birth of Zionism, Leib, who lived with his daugh- ter and son-in-law, the Charles Weiners of Vassar Dr., died in Miami, Fla. Born in Jassy, Romania May 29, 1873, the youngest of three children, Leib was 22 years old when he helped or...…

…40 THE DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 20, 196 1 -- __ground the World.. A Digest of World Jewish Happenings from Dispatches of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency and Other News-Gathering Media. Israel s Cabinet Delays Action on Lavon. Case in Attempt to Forestall Resignations Only last Sunday, in a dramatic with tears streaming down his move aimed at saving the Israel face, the Rebbe told Ben-Gurion JERUSALEM—A Special meet- Cabinet fr...…

…Personalities at World Zionist Congress Read Commentator's Report on Page 2 Top on Our Communal Agenda: Our Schools THE JEWISH NEWS N11 A Weekly Review Editorial Page 4 Oddities on • Many Fronts in 1—i I Israel . f Jewish Events Pages 5 and 32 Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle Vol. XXXVI I I No. 20 noPjoinenciloPSIalop 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.—VE 8-9364--Detroit 35, Janua'iy 13, 1961—$5...…

…Purely Commentary .-4 ByPhilip Sir Barnett 4anner, Dr. Celina Sokolow, Nahum Goldmann, David Ben-Gurion, Dr. Reuven Katznelson; Other Eminent Personalities at World Zionist Congress JERUSALEM, Israel—People make news ._. . personalities enhance the scenes . . . at the 25th World Zionist Congress. The most noted Jewish leaders from all parts of the world are here. Knowing the -means being acquainted not only . with 'those who - literally co...…

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…AP All THE JEWISH NEWS Between Two Fires Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 . Member American Association of English—Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich.. VE 8-9364 Subscription $5 a year. Foreign $6. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1942 at P...…

…(Continued from Page 1) gists dug for oil and found rich deposits of gas—and where there is gas there can be a wealth of oil. The tour of the Zohar fields is one of the most difficult and most trying. It is impossible to go over the ruts and rock-strewn desert by automobiles. Midway between Beersheba and Dimona, at the water pumping station of Beth Peled, we transferred from auto to a jeep truck, and then began the 50 - kilometer ride toward t...…

…'C Dedicate Bar-Ilan Annual Dinner to Hershman Ch A capacity crowd is expected to fill the grand ballroom of Cobo Hall at the Bar-Ilan Uni- versity annual dinner Tuesday evening, according to Tom Bor- man, dinner committee chair- man. The guest of honor and main speaker will be Dr. Joseph H. Lookstein, president of the • Bar-Ilates Progress Brings Endorsements from Israelis By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ TEL AVIV, Israel — Israel's youngest universi...…