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Five Fellowships Established by ZOA
At Hebrew University of Jerusalem

WASHINGTON, D. C. -- The University helpful in their further
establishment by the Zionist Or- research and study. The final dee
ganization of America of five fel- for filing applications is May 1,
lowships at the Hebrew Univer- ' the announcement of the awards
sity at Jerusalem for the academ- will be made on or about May 5.
is year commencing October, 1917, The award committee consists
was announced by Dr. Abba Hil- Prof. Albert Einstein, Prof. W. R
lel Silver, president of the organi- Albright. Prof. Louis Ginsberg,
ration. The Committee on Fellow- Prof. Harry A. Wolfsohn, Prof.
ships is headed by Dr, Isra Simon Greenberg, chairman of the
Goldstein, former ZOA president. Education Committee of the Zion-
Making public the requirement:- ist Organization of America, Her-
to he met by applicants for these man Weisman, chairman of the
fellowships, Dr. Goldstein an American Zionist Youth Commis-
nouneed that one fellowship will Mon, and Dr. Goldstein. chairman
he in the amount of 82500 and of the committee.
four at 81500 each. The funds
Applications for fellowships may
be furnished through the ZOA he submitted to the Committee
Expansion Fund,
on Hebrew University Fellow-
The fellowships are open to ships, Zionist Organization of
graduates of recognized colleges America, 41 East 42nd St., Nes/
or universities without restric- York City.
lions as to sex, race or creed.
Applicants for the $2500 fellow-
ship must he under 30 years of
age and other requirements in-
clude the ability to do "creative
research work in a field of which
When will the USO consider its
study at the Hebrew University wartime mission accomplished .'
will prove to he helpful in h=it This question, of vital concern to
special field." Applicants for the the American people whose sons
$1500 fellowships must be under and daughters USO has served and
25 years of age and must indi- who have contributed 8200,000,000
cate background of previous stu- towards its support, may now he
dies and present interests such as answered. The Executive Commit•
would make a year at the Hebrew tee and the Board of Directors
have unanimously affirmed the
following decision:
"USO will complete its wartime
demobilization and reconversion
services Dec, 31, 1947.
"In the meantime, member agen-
cies of the USO which will have
peacetime responsibilities in serv-
ing the armed forces will appraise
those responsibilities in the light of
Jack Gorhack, son of Mr. and the future plans of our country
Mrs. Harry Gorhack, of 3041 Bos- for the armed forces and, giving
ton Blvd., was consideration to the pattern of
discharged from cooperation set by the USO, will
the army at determine in what fashion those
Camp Atter- responsibilities can best be dis-
bury, Indiana, charged."
Feb. 1. He en-
tered the army
upon his gradu-
Won from Cen-
The Detroit Jewish Workers
tral High and Committee to Aid the Families of
saw combat du- GM Strikers will meet in the
ty in Europe Ginsburg Lounge of the Jewish
with the 2nd Community Center on Sunday,
Armored Divi- Feb. 17, at 11 a.m.
sion. Twenty
Donations may he turned In at
months of his this meeting or may be mailed
n"(14°0 n"1' service time or brought to Joseph Heideman,
were spent overseas, He plans to treasurer, 9124 Linwood.
go into his father's business at
the Northwest Record.
Jack was honored last Saturday
night by his parents, who gave
buffet-style supper for over 100
guests at the Rosenberg Kosher
Catering Co. on Dexter Blvd.

Returned

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A group of World War 11 veter
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rnunity Center, announced plan,
for form i ng a new Detroit chap
ter of the American Vetera n
committee.

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Private Jerome Harris was re-
recently discharged from the Ar-
my, after having been in 'service
three years, two years of which
were spent in the ETD.
A reception in honor of his re-
turn was given on Sunday, Feb.
10, at Webster Hull.

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New Veterans' Chapter

Patients Receive Gifts

Sgt. Irving L. Kramer was re-
cently discharged from the army
at Ft. Bliss, Texas, after two and
a half years of service. He was
previously stationed with the
AARTC at Camp Callan, Calif.

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Jewish afkars, will he honored a !
1 a banquet being held at the Mo.e
Kosher Catering, 5028 Joy Road
Y' Fe b ,74, at 6;3/1 p.m " n
affair, sponsored by the Detroi
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Eli Levin Ladiers Auxiliary No lief, will also feature the installs
Formal institution of the Maj. 2',Y) of the Jewish War Veterans, tion of new officer*, Iterrervatm,
Gen. Maurice H. Rose Post of or, ' , visited the Dearborn Hospital pre- tan be made by calling Russian
senting gifts of cigars, cigarettes, Relief Headquarters, RA. 3925.
Jewish War Veterans, and the In- gum, stationery, books,, etc, to r
stallation of officers, will be held the 40 veteran convalescents,
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Thursday, Feb. 21, at 8:15 p.m„ In I Donations were also sent to Ow
March of
Pan to
Dimes and the Rosalie
the auditorium of the Congrega- I Giganti
fund,
Salad
lion Bnai Moshe. Major Alfred
Fleischman, National Public Re-
lations Officers of the JWV, will To help prevent inflation VlePe,
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he host to all JWV posts and
Plant or II
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Jewish veterans at late services,
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Office
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AGENCY, INC,
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Harold Marks, commander; Mor-
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Dr, Edward Stein, post surgeon;
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David Swartz, of 1581.5 Linwood Ave., yaws) away on
Feb. b of a heart attack. He was 151 years of age, He arse
born and raised in the city of Boston where he rompleted
his schooling. He served during World War I in the Mesi-
real Corps of the Yankee Division,
Mr. Swartz had been living with his family in Detroit
for the past fifteen years and was employe4 with the 15, IS,
Immigration and Naturalization Bureau. At the time of his
death he was Commander of the Border S•rvice Post of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars and also Commander of
the Lawrence H. Jones Post No. 190 of the Jewish War
Veterans. He also served with these organizations in vari-
ous other capacities. lie organized and directed the first
Non ,Sectarian Memorial Bervice for War Veterans a
World War II at St. Paul's Cathedral on Woodward Avs.
He is survived by his wife, a son, Fred, who has 'art
been released from the army, a daughter, Mrs. frvin4
Ron, and another son, Richard,
Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros, with mili-
tary arrangements conducted both by the Jewish War
Veterans and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Interment
was at Machpelah Cemetery,

Staff of The San Juan Super Market Now at
Their New Location at 7505 McNichols Rd.

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David Swartz-1895-1946

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Work to End of 1947

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