Hadassah Workers Schedule
Honor Roll Report Sessions

Guest Rabbi

With a week of intensive so- Robert Nathans, Central east and
licitation behind them, members Russell Woods; Barney Keywell
of Hadassah will meet to present and Charles Gershenson, Uni-
their first reports in the com- versity east; Joseph Falk, Morris
bined membership and Honor Ruskin and Harry Gorbeck, Uni-
versity west; Aaron Carlstein and
Roll drive.
Mrs. Joseph Fenton is educa- Benjamin Fink, Central west;
Richard Serlin, Wyoming; and
tion chairman for the drive.
Maxwell Jospey, S. Oakland
On Monday, workers in Uni-
County.
versity west will bring their re-
ports and kits to the home of
Mrs. Charles Lapides, 17300 Wis-
consin, and those in Wyoming
will gather at the home of Mrs.
Richard Serlin, 5009 Outer Drive
DE N V ER— Investigating
west.
charges of alleged "mismanage-
MORE GROUPS REPORT
ment" made in a New York in-
Tuesday will see University junction suit against the Jewish
east and Central east reporting, Consumptives' Relief Society of
the former at the home of Mrs. Denver, the Colorado state de-
Ben Mossman, 19680 Shrewsbury. partment of public health con-
Central west, on Wednesday, ducted an inspection of the sana-
Sept. 21, will report to Mrs. torium and summed up its find-
Adolph Lowe, 3283 Lawrence, ings as follows:
and on the same date, Russell
"In general, the Jewish Con-
Woods workers will go to the sumptives' Relief Society Sana-
home of Mrs. Nathan Cowan, torium at Spivak, Col., has a well-
4023 Buena Vista.
arranged and adequate physical
County plant, providing excellent med-
Oakland
Southern
workers will bring reports to ical, surgical and nursing care,
Mrs. Maxwell Jospey, 8521 Lin- supplemented by occupational .
coln from 9 a.m.-12 noon.
therapy and rehabilitation.
CHAIRMEN NAMED
"It would appear that this in-
In addition to the group Honor stitution offers tuberculosis pa-
Roll chairmen already an- tients an opportunity to recover
nounced, the following are doing from their disease under circum-
intensive work on special gifts: stances well above average for
Mesdames Charles Hyman and similar institutions."

Sanatorium Gets
Colorado's 0. K.

Report New Red Deportation
of Jews; Soviet Denies Story

TEL AVIV— (WNS) —Private
reports which have reached here
state that Jews in Bessarabia and
northern Bukowina, territories
which came under Russian rule
since the war, were a month ago
deported en masse to Siberia
after they registered for emigra-
tion to Israel.
The reports state that between
July 10-20 all Jews in the cities
of Kishinev and Czernowitz who
had so registered were dis-
patched to the Murmansk area in
the Arctic region.
(In Washington this week the
Soviet Embassy denied reports of
the mass deportation of Soviet
Jews to Arctic concentration
camps, saying that such reports
were "as fantastic as many stories
of that kind.")
The majority of the Jewish
population of the two territories,
it is stated, had registered for
migration to the Jewish State,
after Soviet authorities in the
two capital cities of Kishinev and
Czernowitz had announced on
July 1 that Jews wishing to emi-
grate to Israel could register with
the local authorities.
The reports further say that
panic is spreading in the Roman-
ian part of Bubowina among

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Jews who had been preparing to
migrate to Israel and who re-
mained stranded after emigra-
tion was prohibited.

It is also noted here that rela-
tives in Israel of Jews in Bess-
arabia and Bukowina have not
been receiving any mail from
these areas during the past sev-
eral months.

'LIVE' SHOW FOR FOX
Celebrating its 21st birthday,
the Fox Theater will present, in
person, Alan Young, David
Street, Mary Beth 'Hughes, Louis
Armstrong and his All-Stars, and
Velma Middleton. On the screen
will be "Father Was A Fresh-
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Temple Maps
Overflow Rites

Temple Israel will hold over-
flow services during the High
Holy Days in the lecture hall of
the Art Institute. The principal
services are slated for the main
auditorium.
The overflow gathering will
also be attended by the young
people of the Temple and will
have the character of a youth
service, Rabbi Leon Fram an-
nounced.
,Rabbi Robert L. Katz, director
of admissions and field activities
of the Hebrew Union College, has
been invited by Rabbi Fram to
conduct the overflow service.
While in Detroit, Rabbi Katz
will also seek to interest youth
in the community in studying for
the Rabbinate.
Temple Israel religious school
is enrolling new pupils Saturday
and Sunday mornings at 9:30 at
the Hampton school, Warrington
at Pickford.
There will be a special chil-
dren's service at 10 a.m., Sunday,
Sept. 25 at the Art Institute.

'A State Is Born' Gets
Film Award in Prague

Await Study
of Procframs

The second annual Program
Planners' Institute sponsored by
the Community Council, is set for
Thursday, Sept. 15, and Sunday,
Sept. 18.
The Institute is under the aus-
pices of the culture commission of
the Council with Rabbi Morris
Adler and Lawrence Crohn,
chairmen.
On the evening of Sept. 15 and
on the afternoon of Sept. 18 pro-
gram chairmen and planners
from all Jewish organizations
will gather to discuss problems
and techniques involved in plan-
ning better tultural programs for
their respective groups.
The Sept. 15 session will be at
Shaarey Zedek. The second ses-
sion is set for Sunday afternoon
at the Center.

Evening School
Slated at Central

Ask Israel Tour
at Youth Conclave

NARROWSBURG, N. Y. — A
complete study of the history,
purposes and resources of all
national Jewish youth organiza-
tions was proposed to the second
annual assembly of the Ntional
Youth Conference by Arnulf
Pins, conference chairman.
The recommendations included
the establishment of a work-
study tour of - Israel, the inclu-
sion of all national Jewish youth
bodies, and intensification youth
participation in youth programs
during the year.

Maritime Union
Aids Israel Labor

NEW YORK — (LIIB) — Fund
raising on the high seas conducted
by the National Maritime Union
of America in behalf of the Hista-
drut has resulted in the feat
check for $500 to the Israeli labor
federation, Harry Avrutin, aide
for the American Trade Union
Council for Histadrut, announced.
Avrutin said that according to
word received from Joseph Cur-
ran, NMU president, and M. Hed-
ley Stone, NMU treasurer, the
$500 contribution is to be con-
sidered "as a token contribution,
and the first in a series of checks"
which are expected to follow
from other ships.

Central High evening classes
will start Monday for the fall
term.
Courses include the regular
high school credit courses, rec-
reational courses, home-making,
crafts, and business.
The commercial courses in-
clude shorthand, typing, book-
keeping and office appliances.
SATURDAY DANCE SET
Elementary school work for
The first fall Saturday Nite
grades 1-8, citizenship and Eng- dance at the Center is set for
lish for foreigners are also Sept. 17.
offered.

Anti-Zionist Jews Ask
International Holy City

JERUSALEM — (W N S) — A
small sect of Jewish religious
zealots in Jerusalem, anti-Zion-
ists who are called Neturay Kar-
ta, favors the internationalization
of the Holy City, it became
known after another orthodox
group put up huge posters all
over Jerusalem which cautioned
the Jews against being misled by
the extremist group.

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NEW YORK — "A State Is
Born," documentary motion pic-
ture, produced by the Jewish Na-
tional Fund of America, received
a prize as an award of distinction
in Prague, where films represent-
ing countries from all over the
world were shown.

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