Thursday, July 7. 1949

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Page Two

Wins Israel Trip

Britain
Releases
6 Millions

TEL AVIV — (Special) —In a
conciliatory move, the British
delegation at the financial confer-
ence with Israel agreed to the re-
lease of $6,000,000 raised in Brit-
ain for Israel.
The British chairman is the
minister to Israel, Sir Alexander
Knox Helm, while Foreign Min-
ister Sharett heads the Israeli
representatives. The talks are of
a delicate nature in view of the
recent hostility between the two
countries and the British requests
for compensation in fields which
Israel has refused to recognize.

ASK CYPRUS FEES
Israel has raised counter-
claims against Britain for the
activity of British forces in Pal-
estine. Britain is making claims
for •expenses incurred in the
maintenance of Jews in Cyprus
while Israel is countering with a
bill for their "illegal" detention.
Reports have been heard that
Transjordan is planning separate
peace negotiations with Israel in
addition to the Lausanne talks.
According to Sam Pope Brewer
of the N. Y. Times, the report is
"one more indication of the con-
tinuing disintegration of the Arab
League." '
REJECT U. S. PLAN
The government's foreign pol-
icy, as outlined recently by Shar-
ett, won approval in the Knesset
when the body adopted a resolu-
tion resisting outside political
pressure on Israel's lines of policy.
Solidly backed by the coalition
bloc, the resolution indorsed the
government's position on bounda-
ries, the Arab refugee problem,
the Jerusalem status and the holy
places issue.
This was tantamount 'to a re-
pudiation of the alleged insistence
by the U. S. government on large
scale return of Arab refugeees
and territorial adjustments.
The resolution also reiterated
Israel's policy of independence of
both the eastern and western
blocs, and criticized the eastern
European countries for blocking
emigration to Israel.

MRS. SOPHIE SISLIN of Club
1 Pioneer Women has been
awarded a trip to Israel in the
organization's member hip
campaign. The award was
made at the national conven-
tion of the organization in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Sislin is one
of the organizers of Club 1 and
one of its main-stays. She is
Motzoath IlaPoaloth and fund
chairman of the unit- Mrs.
Sislin is an officer of Branch 1,
LZOA, and has been active in
Farband Camp, the Jewish Folk
Schools and Arlazaroff Branch.

Strong Zionist
Body Urged
by Ben Gurion

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NEW YORK — The Zionist
movement must under all cir-
cumstances continue to be strong
since Israel will for a long time
to come need the assistance of
world Jewry, Premier David Ben
Gurion told Daniel Frisch, ZOA
president in a two and one-half
hour conference.
Frisch informed Ben Gurion
that President Truman had not
abandoned his original friendship i
for the Jewish State. "Truman,"1
Frisch said, "is not one who sur-
renders to presssure of officials."
Ben Gurion said that his gov-
ernment had decided to permit
the largest possible returns on
private capital investment s.
Americans who wish to establish
business enterprises in Israel will
receive the greatest measure of
encouragement, he promised.

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Tell Expenditures Chassidim. , Pra y
JERUSALEM—(MNB)—In re-
at Royal Tombs
ply to a query from the Con- of Lansky Corp.

stantinople Rabbinate questioning
JERUSALEM — (MNB) — For
Rabbi Herschel Lymon, presi-
whether members of the Karaite dent of the Eva P. Lansky Edu- centuries no Jewish foot had trod
sect there could repent and be cational Fund Corp. in Ann Ar- within the ancient cave upon
considered of the Jewish faith, bor, reported that of $1041 con- Mount Zion, traditional site of the
the Chief Rabbinate of Israel has tributed at the inception of the tombs of the kings of the House
replied that because of the funda- fund, $850 was expended during of David. Last month, as part of
mental differences in Jewish tra-
the fruits of victory, Israeli troops
the past year.
ditions this was not possible. -
Established in- the memory of broke entrance into the cave and
The Karaites, also known as Eva P. Lansky, the purpose of the permitted a group of Brazlaver
"Scripturalists," because they
fund is to provide grants and Chassidim to recite prayers on tlle
adhere only to the written tra-
loans
to needy students attending site.
dition, came into being in the 8th
According to a World Mizrachi
the
University
of Michigan.
century and lost their influence
Members of the corporation are news dispatch. the visitors upon
as a result of the activity of
Osias Zwerdling, Belle Lansky, entering the underground cave
BRETTON WOODS—(WNS)— Saadia Gaon (c. 900).
Phillip Lansky and Sam Lansky, found a huge mine which Israeli
A resolution deploring the prac-
all of Ann Arbor, and Mrs. soldiers promptly detonated.
tice among some Jews of cele-
George G. Goldberg of Detroit.
brating Christmas and other non-
Deep within the cave, the
Jewish religious holidays in
Israeli ministry of religions set
homes and communal institutions
up a holy ark and provided a
was adopted at the convention of
Sefer Torah. The soldiers joined
NEW YORK—Dr. Abba Hillel
the Central Conference of Amer- Silver has assumed the chairman-
the Chassidim in prayer, the
ican Rabbis.
ship of the national I council for
The PTO of the Linwood branch Mizrachi dispatch said.
At the same time the confer- the Israel Corporation of Ameri- of the United Hebrew schools was
AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB
ence condemned the use of ca which is devoted to aid the host to its students last week.
Mrs. M. Klein, president of the
gambling devices to raise funds 'economic development of Israel The program was arranged by
American Haven Club, presented
for Jewish religious and com- through private investnisnts.
the staff of the school headed by
Michigan leaders associated Morris Nobel, principal, assisted a $500 gift to the child rescue
munal institutions," calling such
practices "contrary to our faith with him are Rabbi Leon Fram by Rose Pike and Israel Elpern. fund drive of the Pioneer Women.
and Carl Blum of Detroit, Thomas
and tradition."
Prizes for scholarship and at-
For the first time in its history, A. Horwitz and Louis Kasle of tendance were awarded to stu-
INSURED
Pontiac, David J. Ross of Benton dents by Mrs. A. Kolegowsky.
the conference chose as its head Harbor and Hy B. Shaine of
Officers of the PTO are Mrs.
a person outside of the active
Jack Kaplan, president. and Mes-
Rabbinate when it elected Dr. Grand Rapids.
dames Kolegowsky, L. Pierce,
Jacob Marcus, professor of Jew-
Jessie Silver and J. Carney. •
ish history at the Hebrew Union Anti-Semite Whipped
College—Jewish Institute of Re- in Canadian Elections
ligion, as its president.
MONTREAL—(WNS)— Adrian
Greenbush Inn, popular resort
akifikrat "44" FOLDING CNAIR
Arcand, the notorious anti-Semite
hotel 200 miles north of Detroit
Graceful deign
who boasted that he would be
New
Village
Begun
C0.000061*, compact
on U.S. 23, has a full season of
Eoty-folding, quiet
elected to Parliament with a big
CURRENT RATE
name bands that will play for by Hashomer Hatzair
No hazards
majority, suffered a humiliating
Shona, datable
nightly dancing and furnish en-
TEL AVIV—(LIIB)—The His- defeat in last week's election
Formed plywood mat
matol
tertainment.
tadrut here has announced the which saw the Liberal ticket
pacts
Among the groups scheduled foundation of a new communal swept into office.
Replaceable robb•c
foot
for vacationers' listening enjoy- workers' village "S a f i a c h"
Two Jewish members of Par-
Am•ritan "47"—S•at
ment are the Jack Weick Trio, (Aftergrowth) in the Negev by liament were reelected. One was
and bock oPholoorad
with high•grad• br own
the Dave Sloane Quartette and a group of Hashomer Hatzair.
David Croll, former mayor 'of
Tear Neighborhood
Imit ph. loather.
the Dean Duane Trio.
The settlers are immigrants Windsor, and well known in
Savings Institution
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The latest dance steps will be from Hungary whose families Detroit.
Dexter Blvd. at Cortland
AMIRICAN
SOAPING
COMPANY
taught by a professional dance were killed by the Nazis. Most
TO. 84411
N. W., Spend Rapids 3, WA.
team at Greenbush. The finest of them have come to Israel from
The Chronicle's new address is 901 Growlway
in food is available plus a new the Cyprus detention camp. They 2827 Barium Tower.
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cocktail bar.
number 80 adults and 10 children.

,Reform Rabbis
Hit Christmas
Fetes of Jews

6 in State Join
Unit
unit

PTO Unit Holds
Student Affair

SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS

`Name' Bands Set
for Greenbush Inn

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AMERICAN SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION

Women's Relief Group
to Discuss Tag-Day

The Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization will meet
at 1 p.m., Monday at Bnai Moshe.
Monthly relief checks to orphans
on the supporting list will be
sent out. Arrangements for Tag-
day in Mt. Clemens and a picnic
will be made.

Tall Towers Chart
Morning Beach Party

Tall Towers will hold a beach
party at 10:30 a.m., Sunday. The
group will meet at the home of
Frances Cohen, 4075 Pasadena
avenue. All women 5'8" and
men 6' tall are invited. For in-
formation, call WE. 4-4325.

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summer months are being plan-
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YPC. Some will be date affairs,
others willbe stag.
Among The activities scheduled
are dancing, picnics, wiener
roasts, hiking and swimming.
Each member will be notified by
card and phone.

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