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Thursday, July 6, 1950

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Tears, Smiles mu! New Home A. C. Lappin Elected President HIAS Boosts
Aid
of ZOD, Leon Kay Retires Rumanian
YORK—The Board of

BRITISH VISIT,.
TEL AVIV— (ISI) — Admiral
Sir John Edelsten, commander-
in-chief of the British Mediter-
ranean fleet, paid a two-day visit
to the government of Israel. His
ship, the HMS Surprise, raised
the 'Israel flag when it dropped
anchor outside of Haifa port and
was greeted with a 21 gun salute.

RELIGIOUS OBJECTS EXPORT
JERUSALEM — (ISI) — Re-
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will be exported from Israel by a
special company established in
cooperation with the government.
In addition, etrogim will be sup-
plied by a special committee
working with the ministry of re-
ligions.

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At a meeting of the board of
directors of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of Detroit A. C. Lappin, De-
troit attorney, was elected presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit to succeed Leon Kay.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman of Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe was elected
to fill the office of secretary left
vacant by Lappin's acceptance of
the presidency. Mrs. Albert Feld-
stein was elected as executive di-
rector.
Lappin, a resident of Detroit
since 1912, has devoted many
years to public affairs. He has
served as a member of the board
and as secretary of the Detroit
Zionist District, and in 1947 was
chairman of the Balfour Ball.
The constitution for the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, drawn up
by Lappin, Harry N. Grossman
and Seymour Tilchin, was ratified
at the annual meeting held June
15.
At this meeting Dr. Louis L.
Kazdan, Albert Elazar and Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal were elected vice-
presidents, and David M. Zellman,
treasurer.
The members of the board were
elected as follows: past presi-
dents; Rabbi Morris Adler, Dr.
Harry E. August, Abraham Coop-
er, Lawrence W. Crohn, James I.
Ellman, Rabbi Leon Fram, Dr. A.
M. Hershman, William B. Isen-
berg, Morris M. Jacobs, Leon Kay,
Robert Marwil, Philip Slomovitz
and Maurice H. Zackheim.
Directors re-elected to serve
another year:
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad, Nathan
Baron, Harold Berry, Louis Berry,
A. Borman, Sidney Brand, Max

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Borenstein, 3, (left) sobs in heartfelt anguish as she holds the pieces
of the only toy she brought with her to America from the DP camp
where she was born. The dolly's head came off Just as her little mis-
tress steamed into New York Harbor. On the other hand, Sara Weiser,
2, clutching her little bag of belongings, smiles in delight at her first
glimpse of a democratic country. The tiny travelers, and their parents,
came to the United States under the auspices of HIAS, the Hebrew
Immigrant Ald Society. Both families are staying at the HIAS Shelter
In New York while waiting to be permanently resettled.

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A. C. LAPPIN
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Chomsky, Harry Cohen, Sol A.
Dann, Harry C. Davidson, Robert
C. W. Ettinger, Walter L. Field,
Herman Fishman, Joseph Frenkel,
Philip J. Gilbert, Rubin Gold,
Bernard Isaach, Abe Kasle, Sam-
uel Kohlenberg, Dr. Philip E.
Lachman, Maurice A. Landau,
B. M. Lewis, Sol Lifsitz, Morris
Mendelson, Louis Panush, Dr. M.
S. Perlis, Abe Rosenzweig, Carl
Rozner, Murray Selborn, Willie
P. Shanfield, Dr. I. Z. Silvarman,
Irving Sniderman, Nathan Speva-
kow, Seymour Tilchin, Lillian
Tron, Benjamin Weiss, Dr. Ber-
nard Weston, Sol Wildstrom, and
Charles Wolok.
New directors elected: Samuel
Feldstein, Ira G. Kaufman, Her-
man Kazdan, Aaron Kurland,
Louis Lightstone, Milton S. Mar-
wil, Dr. Albert A. Schwartz.
Delegates to the Zionist Con-
vention were elected as follows:
Harry Cohen, Walter L Field,
Rabbi Leon Fram, A. C. Lappin,
Lawrence W. Crohn, Morris M.
Jacobs, Leon Kay, Ben M. Lewis,
Dr. M. S. Perlis, Philip Slomovitz,
Dr. Bernard Weston, Maurice H.
Zackheim, David M. Zellman, and
Charles Wolok.

cial meeting, budgeted an addi-
tional $100,000 appropriation for
its office in Bucharest, Rumania,
for the purpose of aiding Jewish
emigrants bound for Israel, it was
announced by Samuel A. Telsey,
president of the Society.
Telsey said that the exodus of
Rumanian Jews destined for
homes in Israel will continue at
the rate of about 4,000 per month
this summer, and that the HIAS
office in Bucharest, lone Jewish
migration agency assisting emi-
grants in Rumania at this time,
has been faced with a staggering
problem of helping migrants in
their documentation, baggage,
and transportation to the Con-
stantza port of embarkation.
Action of the HIAS board of
directors came as a result of a

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communication from the 111AS
director in Bucharest which out-
lined the anticipated demands on
the Society in the ensuing
months, and pointing out that
"nearly all Israel-bound emi-
grants from Rumania pass
through Bucharest, and because
of their destitute condition, re-
quire aid before sailing for the
new Jewish state."
At the same time, Telsey re-
vealed that arrangements had
been completed in Tel Aviv
whereby $500,000 of HIAS funds
would be used towards the recep-
tion and integration of Polish
Jews arriving in Israel, under an
agreement between Poland and
Israel for the movement of some
20,000 persons from Polish cities
to the new state by September of
this year.

Knesset Votes

Budg et of

$166,000,000

TEL AVIV — (Special) — The
Israeli parliament passed, 44 to
25, a $166,000,000 budget financed
by internal revenue, which cov-
ers all ordinary state expendi-
tures except part of the security
budget financed from secret
sources.
The defense appropriation in
the ordinary budget is $40,000,-
000, or double that of last year.
It was explained that this does
not mean that the government is
spending more money on defense
but that a larger share of the
security costs is being financed
by internal revenue.
The government hopes this
year to cover the entire security
budget from local sources, includ-
ing loans.
The Knesset also estimated
higher income from taxes, to be
raised partly by increasing the
excise duties on tobacco and al-
coholic drinks, luxury taxes and
by a new tax on travel abroad.

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