DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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J 1)C Empties
Af dean Area
NEW YORK—Announcement of
a completed emergency - vacua-
lion to Israel of practically all the
Jews of Cyrenaica was made by
Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, chairman
of the European executive council
of the Joint Distribution Commit-
tee, at the agency's conference in
Pa ris.
He revealed that 6.000 Jewish
men, women and children had
been moved from the north Afri-
can province of Libya to Haifa.
and added that since the estab-
lishment of Israel a total of
34,000 Jews from north Africa
had been helped to emigrate to
Israel by JDC. These immigra-
tion developments were also re-
vealed:
1. Following the emigration of
1.500 Jews from Yugoslavia,
JDC's offices will close soon after
Jan. 1.
2. Emigration from Poland to
Israel is expected to resume next
month.
3. The JDC, which by the end
of this year will have brought
nearly 200,000 Jews to Israel,
must plan to bring at least 100,-
000 to the Holy Land in 1950.
At Shaorey Zedek
Declaring that the "anti-labor"
measures of the Ben Gurion gov-
ernment "turn the state of Israel
into a base of attack against the
Soviet and the Peoples' Democra-
cies," a local leader of the Jewish
Democratic Committee called the
Israeli premier a "traitor who has
harnessed Israel to the imperialist
chariot."
Renewal of the anti-Zionist
campaign was precipitated by the
FRANK SHAPIRO
• • •
disclosure that two of the co-
defendents of the executed Hun-
garian Foreign Minister Laszlo
Rajk in the Budapest conspiracy
trials were former Zionists.
According to the "Unirea" edi-
torial, "the Budapest trial un-
masked the poisoned character of
Frank Shapiro, Boston humor-
Zionism as a branch of war-mon-
Shaarey
Ze-
ist, will address the
gering big finance."
dek Men's Club at their meeting
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 26,
Abraham Satovsky, president, an-
Slate Humorist
at Men's club
Campaign Pledge Payments
Sought by Service Group
Volunteer collectors in trade Paul P. Broder, Joseph Lee,
and professional sections of the Adolph and Irving Goldberg, and
Detroit Service Group are mak- Arthur Robinson,
ing every effort to raise all pros-
Collection chairman in the mer-
sible immediate funds to provide cantile division is Louis Robin-
housing, food and other necessi- son, Gus D. Newman, counselor,
tics for new immigrants to Israel, and committee members Harry
Irving W. Blumberg, DSG presi- Kay, Samuel Gerson, Emil Rose,
dent, announced. Louis Robinson, Herman Mathias,
The section committees are re- Ray Redlich, Alex Sklar, Louis
viewing Allied Jewish Campaign Tabashnik, Louis Robinson and
accounts which show outstanding Larry Weingarden.
balances, in the hope of maintain-1 Abe Kasle is in charge of col-
ing the flow of cash payments to lections for the mechanical trades
the United Jewish Appeal and !
division and Harvey H. Goldman
other agencies supported by the' is counselor.
cramps ign.
LIST WORKERS
In the services division, where! Section representatives include:
Louis C. Blumberg is chairman Fred A. Ettinger, Jack Geller,
of collections, the following rep- Mitchell Feldman, S. Joseph Wa-
resentatives are working on the lack Morris L. Fruman, Nathan
committee: Michael Dashkin, P. Epstein, Nathan Kolb and Jack
Arnold H. Rosman, Morris 0. Lefton.
Spitzer, Milton Eisler, John
Also, Jerry Bielfield, Sam Her-
Isaacs, Morris L. Schaver, Harry man, Louis W. Zack, Morris W.
Schumer, Samuel A. Cascade, Zack, Samuel Zeldes, Harry T.
Isaac Litwak, Samuel P. Baker, Madison, Ben Kramer, Benjamin
Leo Polk, Joseph Sandler, Philip Maltzman, Louis Vineberg, Na-
Sukrow, Maurice Axelrod, Fred than Fishman. Joseph Gendelman
A. Ginsburg, Samuel J, Green- and Abe Kasle.
berg, Henry Grossman, Rudolf
The list is completed with
Leitman, David M. Welling, Ira Harvey L. Goldman, Benjamin
Kaufman and Edward E. Levy.
Weiss, Merry L. Jacobs, Emil T.
Lew Wispier is chairman of the Stern, Morris Lewis, Jack E.
collection committee for the art's Lawson, Morey L. Abrahams,
and crafts division, with Leon- Larry A. Bader, Alfred Berko-
ard N. Simons as counselor. witz, Peter Trunsky, Sam Berger
Committee members include and Cyril A. Crane.
200,000 Newcomers Due
'a Israel m Next 12 Months
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rents of the week in Israel was
le decision of the national coun-
cil of Mapam, the opposition par-
ty. to accept Mapai's proposal
that it join the government coali-
tion.
The decision carried a provi-
sion that steps toward implement-
ing it will be taken "providing
negotiations for a program agreed
to by both sides on government
policy can be successfully con-
cluded." Mapam members of the
Knesset have been most sharp in
attacking the government's for-
eign policy.
A development which may
have a bearing on the Jerusalem
issue occurred when Transjor-
dan's representatives on the
mixed armistice commission sud-
denly asked for a postponement
of a meeting on Jerusalem that
was to have considered water and
electricity supplies for the Old
City.
Gypsy Concert
BUCHAREST— (WNS) —Zion-
ism is "one of the main points of
support of international reaction,"
declared the front-page editorial
of "Unirea," organ of the Jewish
Democratic Committee of Ro-
mania, renewing its violent anti-
Zionist campaign.
nounced.
YOUNG CAMPERS TO MEET
Shapiro will speak on "The Hu-
The Twelfth Street Center will morous in Jewish Life." Samuel
sponsor a teen-age camping club Berke, vice-president, will be
for boys and girls,
chairman.
BLUMBERG NAMED
Blast Renewed In
by Romanians
Jerusalem's quiet was disturbed
by a demonstration of religious
extremists, Neurei Karta, against
a Succoth pilgrimage to Mt. Zion
that was sponsored by the min-
istry of religion and the Jerusa-
lem municipality.
The followers of the ultra-or-
thodox group gathered at the
Meah Shearim quarter of the city,
where some of its members were
reported to have stoned club-
wielding' policemen. Two Rabbis
were placed under arrest.
Meanwhile it was reported by
Premier Ben Gurion that in re-
cent days the Israeli army car-
ried out extensive maneuvers. A
report by army sources disclosed
formation of a frontier force to
safeguard Israel's borders against
infiltration and marauders.
At the same time it was dis-
closed that the Arab Legion had
carried out heavy arms maneu-
vers in the area between Jeru-
salem and Ramallah.
Brandeis Youth Group
NEW YORK—The board of
governors of the Brandeis Youth
Foundation will hold its annual
meeting Sunday at the Stateler
Hotel in New York City, Her-
man L. Weisman, president, an-
nounced.
HELEN GOLDMAN will be
featured in the annual gypsy
dance concert to be held on
Sunday at the Masonic Temple.
Miss Goldman is dance direc-
tor for the Bnai Brith Pisgah
Lodge, the Junior Hadassah
and dramatic teacher for a
teen-age group of Temple Is-
rael. ('harles Dubin, Detroit
pianist, will again stage the
concert this year.
Thursday, October 20, 1949
Israeli B. B.
Head Awaited
Prof. Abraham H. Fraenkel,
president of the Bnai Brith of
Israel and famous in the field of
science and philosimily, will visit
Detroit during.-
his brief lecture •
tour.
Be will be the
g u es t of the
League for Re-
ligious Labor o
Eretz Israel and
of Ilapoel Ham-
izrachi at 8 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct.
26 at the Yesh-
vath Beth Ye-
FRAENK EL
hudah.
Prof. Fraenkel came to the
United States at the invitation of
the Supreme Lodge of Bnai Brith.
He will lecture at several schools
including the Ur v•rsity of Michi-
gan.
Beth Yehudah Board
Schedules 1st Meeting
The first meeting of the full
board of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
since the opening of the school
term will be held Sunday. Samuel
B. Solomon, chairman of the
board, announces.
DRAMATICS CLUB TO MEET
Breakfast will be served prior
The Twelfth Street Dramatics to the business meeting.
Club will meet at 4 p m., Thurs-
The Yeshivah was the chief
day. All children up to 14 years beneficiary of the High Holy Days
contact Hal Schneiderman, TY. appeal in the Synagogue of the
Jewish Home for the Aged.
8-6000.
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