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Friday, January 11, 19411

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Page Sixteen

New Telcove Club Officers

Yeshiva University Expands

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To allow for the admission of additional students, the Federal and New York State gov-
ernments have joined hands to enable Yeshiva University, the only university under Jewish
auspices, to erect temporary emergency facilities. These buildings, left, are being bililt ad-
jacent to the school's main building, right. This will give the university an additional area
of 25,000 square feet and provide added facilities for 45 classrooms, laboratories and offices.

DP's Make Best of Things

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To Lead UJA Women

Shown are new officers of the Los Angeles Telcove Club.
Left to right, Pepi Fine, treasurer; harry Bellin, vice-presi-
dent; and Valeria Berger, president. The group will hold a
"Victory Dance" Jan. 25 at the Jewish Center to lelebrate the
UN decision. At a dinner Sunday honoring the memory of
Sylvia Telcove, Mrs. Fine presented a reading of a poem she
had written in eulogy of Mrs. Telcove. Following are excerpts:

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Fell ay..% our nay
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For a knew( •train of silence
To bleak the endlet. %tong.
If life were ninnym happy.
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Baeck Arrives for Cavalcade

MRS. ERNEST G. 1VADEL of
Dallas, Tex., who has been
named chairman of the Na-
tional Women's Division of the
1948 United Jewish Appeal
campaign.

Heads Rerilicherer

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There are still many Jews in Italian displaced persons camps
awaiting the opportunity to restore themselves to normal lives
as productive citizens. With courage born of years of resist-
ance to oppression, they try as best they can to keep life
pleasant, productive and harmonious until such time as They
can go to Palestine. Top photo shows a group enjoying a
musical evening in a camp at Milan. Bottom is a Jewish
soccer team at another camp.

Suwalker Shower Aids DP's

ARTHUR L. FELDMAN, who
has been installed as presi-
dent of the Berdichever Pro-
gressive Aid Society. The
group has voted to give $3,000
to the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.

DR. LEO BAECR arrives in
this country for a three-
month coast to coast tour for
the American Jewish Calyx-
vide, religious emphasis pro-
gram of the Union of Ameri-
can Ilebrew Congregations.
Dr. Baeck, who is president of
the World Union for Progres-
sive Judaism with headquar-
ters in London, was leader of
the Reich Union for German
Jews during the Hitler era.

Tel Guiborim Speaker

UJA Forges New Future for Them

DR. M. J. STEINER, former
editor of "Die Welt" in 1Var-
saw and ''llayarden" in Tel
Aviv, who will he guest
speaker at an open meeting of
the 1Vomen's League of Tel

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More than. 2,000 pounds of vitally-needed food was collected
at a shower given by Mrs. Lee Gladstone, ehairm.in of the
Suwalker Organization's relief committee, in her home on
Buena Vista avenue welt. In addition to members, virtually
all neighbors in the block contributed to aid DP's. The food
has been packed and shipped by the group to camps in Austria,
Germany, France, Italy, Belgium and Bulgaria. Left to right,
Mrs. Gladstone; Mrs. Sam Bassin, hospitality , chairman; Mrs.
Alex Gootlieb, secretary. The boy is Jerome Gottlieb.

Guihorint at 8:30 p.m., Wed-
nesday, in the Northwest He-
brew ConT4regation. Steiner is
author of "Inside Pall-Arabia."

Social and Club

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Free for the first time in their young lives from fear, misery,
hunger and homelessness, these tiny survivors lead a life of
play and happiness in Palestine. American contributions to
the United Jewish Appeal finance their rehabilitation.

Nen% Deadline
Is Monday Noon