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by N. W. Men

Thursday, January 19, 1950

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Yivo Opens
Essay Contest

Tells of Funds

The Yiddish Scientific Institute-
Yivo, world center for Jewish so-
cial research, is sponsoring a con-
test among college students and
graduates for original essays on
any phase of Jewish life in the
United States or Canada.
Three cash awards of $300,
$200 and $100 are offered. The
closing date for submitting entries
is Sept. 15.
Entries may be in whatever
language is most convenient for
the contestant. Each essay should
contain about 5,000 words and
should be submitted in two or
three copies.
All communications should be
addressed to the Committee on
Research, Yiddish Scientific In-
stitute, 535 West 123rd street,
New York 27, N. Y.

Maurice Samuel, author, pub-
licist and translator, will speak
en "Jewry in the World of To-
morrow" at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
at Northwest Hebrew.
The author of The 'web of
Lucifer" and "The World of
Sholem Aleichem," Samuel ap-
pears under the auspices of the
Men's Club.
He lived in Palestine for many
years and has made frequent
return visits there.
Members of the Men's Club
and their wives will be admit-
ted free of charge.

Czechs Expel
JDC Director

PRAGUE — (WNS) — Ameri-
can JDC Director Henry Levy
was ordered to leave Czechoslo-
vakia and to wind up the Joint
Distribution Committee's affairs
by the end of the month, it was
disclosed by the Czech Foreign
Ministry.
The expulsion order is regard-
ed as a move to rid Eastern
Europe of all Western sponsored
international organizations.
The JDC has spent between
eight and nine million dollars
here in the past four years in
relief work and emigration aid.

Guest Speaker

Feldman Vacates
Berdichever Post

Arthur Feldman, four - term
president of the Berdichever Pro-
gressive Aid Society, has retired
from that office.
Under Feldman's guidance, the
group was active in such chari-
ties as Allied Jewish Campaign,
Histadrut, Jewish National Fund,
Red Cross and others.
The group is celebrating their
23rd anniversary this year.

Young People's Clubs
to Hold Inaugural Ball

Unit 7, in conjunction with the
other Young People's Social
Clubs of the Department of Parks
and Recreation, will hold an in-
augural ball Saturday, Jan. 28
in the American Legion Memorial
Hall at Cass and Lafayette
avenues.
Femby Clark and his orchestra
will play. For information call
Bess Klein, TO. 6-1980.
Unit 7, meets every Thursday
at Northwestern Recreation, 8654
Grand River avenue.

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BRING °NINE SOUP!

PHILIP GOLDSTEIN, clpir-
man of the Ilistadrut com-
mittee of Poale Zion-Zeire
Zion, Branch Two, and Max
Brose, co-chairman, announced
that $2,900 has been collected
for Ilistadrut. This is 40 per
cent of the branch's quota.

Australian Envoy
Arrives in Israel

TEL AVIV—(ISI)—The Aus-
tralian government looks for-
ward to friendly relations with
Israel, the Palestine Post reported
from Canberra.
TEL AVIV—(1S1)--Loans to-
The Australian minister to taling 50,000 pounds have been
Israel has just established his distributed to 1,200 Arab farmers
out of an overall budget of 70,000
legation in Tel Aviv.
pounds allocated by the ministry
of agriculture. The money will
be used for purchasing seed and
hiring tractors.
The ministry is now purchasing
work animals and agricultural
TEL AVIV— (ISI) —American equipment for the villages. The
water experts have completed department's mechanical unit be-
plans to supply this city with gan work two months ago and
water sufficient for a population already has sowed 6,000 dunams
of land in the Negev and 1,000
of half a million, Mayor Israel
dunams in the Acre area by
Rokach told the^municipal coun- machinery.
cil.
Under the plan, 53,000,000 cubic Emigration Ban Lifted
meters of water will be provided
yearly instead of the present Temporarily by Hungary
NEW YORK — Temporarily
5,000,000.
The council has instructed the lifting its ban on emigration, the
mayor to work out plans for a Hungarian government has grant-
ed permission to 3,000 Jews, in-
concert hall which will seat 2,500
cluding 40 leaders of the dis-
persons.
solved Hungarian Zionist move-
ment, to leave for Israel within
the next few months, it was an-
/ nounced by the Aliyah Depart-
ment of the Jewish Agency.

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Israel to Renew
Purim Carnivals

MEAT COUPONS
TEL AVIV—WNS)—Meat cou-
pons for restaurant patrons will
be introduced in January, Dov
Joseph, minister of supply and
rationing, told the Economic
Committee of the Knesset last
week. Tourists will get coupons
for ten meat meals per fortnight.

JERUSALEM—(WNS)—After a
lapse of 15 years a carnival will
be held .to celebrate Purim next
year, and the first Music and
Art National Festival will be or-
ganized in Jerusalem and Tel
Aviv in June and July, 1950.
The International Association
for Modern Music is contemplat-
ing holding a musical festival in
Israel in 1951, and it is planned
to build a huge ampitheatre in
Tel Aviv. At the same time a
group of Jews in the United
States, who were interested in
the scheme, are now planning to
construct in Jerusalem an am-
phitheater to accomodate 10,000.

Massachusetts Names
Jew as District Judge

BOSTON, Mass. — (WNS) —
Goy. Dever of Massachusetts has
appointed Henry W. Kaliss of
Adams a special justice of the
fourth district court of Berkshire
to replace Judge Paul E. Stoelzel,
who resigned. Kaliss is 47, and a
The deadline of the Jewish graduate of the Georgetown Uni-
versity Law School.
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Tel Aviv to Expand
Its Water Supplies

The Chana Szenes branch of
Pioneer Women will have a His-
tadrut gathering at the home of
Mrs. J. Gelfand, 3268 Sturtevant,
at 1 p.m., Monday, Jan. 23.
The film, "Design for Israel,"
will be shown. Nahum Weissman
will be guest speaker.

The Chodorkuver-Chabana Pro-
gressive Society will hold its 14th
annual dinner-dance at 5:30 p.m.,
Jan. 29 at the Rainbow Caterers.
Fur reservations. call Mrs. Fay
Bogrow, TY, 5-3508.

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Arabs in Israel
Get Farm Loans

Pioneer Women
Branch to Meet

RABBI ELIEZER LEVINE will
be guest speaker at the second
annual banquet of Congrega-
tion Beth Shmuel. The affair
will be held at 6:30 p.m., Sun-
day. Cantor I. Katz will par-
ticipate in the musical pro-
gram. Ben Blau and N. Kra-
vetz are co-chairmen.

Rabbi Goldman also said in
CHICAGO — Rabbi Solomon
this
letter that his colleagues in
Goldman of Anshe Emet Syna-
gogue rejected the admonition of the conservative rabbinate "have
the orthodox rabbinate and made been introducing changes and
it clear that his proposals for making experiments without
rhyme or Ieason. I had the te-
changes in Jewish ritual did not
merity to attempt to find a ration-
imply that he wanted to write a ale for my many sins of imple-
new code, according to a report mentation."
in the National Jewish Post.
Rabbi Goldman touched off a
heated debate with a sermon last
Yom Kippur, in which he sug-
gested+ 18 changes to bring cer-
tain religious laws up to modern
requirements.
Th e spokesmen of orthodoxy
immediately charged Goldman
with aligning himself with his-
torical anti-Semites, Other critics
asserted that Rabbi Goldman
lacked sufficient Halachic knowl-
edge to pass judgment on these
problems.
In a letter to the Denver Jew-
ish News, Goldman said:
"What I am attempting to do
is re-evaluate the whole complex
of the Jewish Halachah, historic-
ally and psychologically, and to
set up criteria that might ulti-
mately serve as a basis for a
new code."

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Zionists Schedule
Talk by Epstein

Outstanding events and scenes
of the past 30 years in Israel will
be discussed by Elias Epstein, Is-
raeli journalist, at a public meet-
ing sponsored by the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit, at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, Jan. 19, at the North-
west Hebrew Congregation.
Albert Elazar is chairman of
the program committee. Moe
Kesner will interpret Jewish
sonsg.

Goldman Denies He Intends
to Alter Jewish Ritual Law

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