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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Camp Galil Begins
8th Camping Season
Israel to Recognize Bonn
Joseph B. Horwitz, president to Obtain Reparation Funds
of the board of trustees of Camp
Galil, announces its eight camp-
ing season. Camp Galil, spon-
sored by the Bureau of Jewish
Education has acquired a na-
tional reputation through its all
around athletic, educational, cul-
tural character building and rec-
reational program.
Iry Lerner continues to direct
the camp while Nathan Brilliant,
director of the Bureau of Jew-
ish Education, is the adviser.
Registration for Camp Galil is
now in progress. Write Camp
Galil, 10501 East Boulevard,
Cleveland 6, Ohio.
Pasadena Study Club
Schedules Card Party
The third annual card party of
Pasadena Study Club will be
held Tuesday at the Davison
Center, Mrs. Martha Burnstein,
president, announces.
Proceeds will go to charity.
Charlotte Freedman is fund-
raising chairman and Mollie
Rothenburg is ticket chairman.
TURKEY ORDERS RADIOS
TEL AVIV—(ZOA) —Accord-
ing to a report in Davar, the
Israel trade delegation has re-
ceived an order for 500 radio
sets within the framework of the
Israel-Turkish commercial agree-
ment.
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TEL AVIV— (Special) —Israel
is being forced to establish re-
lations with the West German
government in order to collect
reparation claims which total
Chachmey Lublin Plans
Eighth Annual Banquet
The Rabbinical College of
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin
will hold its eighth annual ban-
quet at 6 p.m., Feb. 11, at the
Yeshivah Bldg.
The guest speaker will be
Rabbi Jacob Nathan, outstanding
orator who formerly served as
rabbi in Detroit. Cantor Ruben
Boyarsky will render the mu-
sical portion of the program.
Tickets may be obtained at
the office of the Yeshivah, TO.
7-9355, or from Harry Gonte,
TY. 7-3075.
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Discussion on Children
to Open at Center Jan. 18
"Living With Your Children," a
film-discussion program for par-
ents, will open Thursday, Jan. 18
at the Northwest extension of the
Jewish Community Center.
Dr. John C. Montgomery,
pediatrician, will lead the discus-
sion at the first meeting. On the
screen will be three films, "Baby
Meets His Parents," "Helping the
Child to Accept the Do's" and
"Helping the Child to Accept the
Don't."
Central High Parents
to Hear Two Speakers
"Happy Home Life" and "Why
Children Drop Out of School"
will be discussed before the Cen-
tral High School Parents Asso-
ciation at its meeting at 8:15
p.m., Wednesday. Jan. 17; in the
school auditorium.
Ella Davenport, of the home
economics department, will dis-
cuss the former subject while
Franklin Henshaw, attendance
officer, will speak on the latter
problem.
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between $600,000,000 and $1,000,-
000,000.
The manner of the relationship
is still undecided, but the cabinet
has voted to attempt discussion
with the Bonn administration
and to do this some form of
recognition must be given the
Germans.
Despite the reluctance of
Israeli officials to discuss the
matter it is apparent that a
delegation will have to be sent
to Bonn. The entire country is
united in hatred of the Germans
and the official government
policy of a "moral blockade" of
Germany if fully approved by
all parties.
However, attempts to collect
reparations and restitutions for
the occupation authorities in
Germany have been unsatisfac-
tory as the funds already paid
by the German Government to
Israeli citizens has been blocked
on the feeling that American
money which supports the Ger-
man regime should not be sent
out of the country.
The Israelis hope to arrange
an agreement with the German
Government whereby the block-
ed funds can be transfered in
the form of machinery, prefabri-
cated houses or other industrial
product which are needed in
Israel.
So strong is the popular feel-
ing against the Germans that
recently the government upheld
the censorship board's ban on
the use of the German language
for public entertainment and
Tino Rossi, French singer, was
forced to cancel a concert tour
because charges that he was pro-
German caused demonstrations.
Bnai Moshe Women
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Club 8904 starts the new year
with a series of monthly Satur-
day night dances at the Jewish
Community Center, 8904 Wood-
ward avenue, featuring Bob
Rodriguez and his orchestra.
Admission is 75 cents for
members and $1 for non-mem-
bers. Club 8904 runs continually
from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Those wanting additional in-
formation may call the Club at
the Center, Tli. 5-8400.
Young Israel Women
Slate Night of Games
The women's League of Young
Israel, under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Charles T. Gellman, is
planning a night of games, to be
held on Saturday evening, Jan.
27 in the Young Israel Youth
Center. The public is invited to
attend.
Admission tickets are priced at
75 cents. Further information can
be obtained by calling TE. 4-4145.
Marshall Players Pick
Lillian Sklar Comedy
Lillian Sklar, newly elected
director of the Louis Marshall
dramatic group, wrote "Scoop on
Romance," the play which hag
been selected by the group for
script committee had made soma
changes and variations.
At a meeting at the home of
Sally Fields, the casting of roles
had already been started with a
number of the members receiv-
ing parts. Completing of the cast
was made at a meeting Jan.
11 at the home of Elsie Weiner
of Grand avenue.
PAINTING
North End Staff Plans
Scientific Program
The North End Clinic medical
staff will hold its next scientific
meeting on Tuesday evening, at
8:30 p.m. at North End Clinic,
936 Holbrook avenue.
Members of the Medical Pro-
fession are invited. The follow-
ing program will be presented:
Pulmonary Emphysema—Abra-
ham Becker, M. D.
Ophthalmic Cases of Interest
and other Medical Specialties —
H. Saul Sugar, M. D.
Carpentry Work
UHS Pupils to Mark
Jewish Arbor Festival
All pupils of the United He-
brew Schools will take part in
a Jewish Arbor Day (Hamishah
Asar B'Shebat) celebration Mon-
day, Jan. 22.
The students will be taught the
The board members of the
Slsterhad of Congregation Bnai meaning of the festival and the
Moshe met recently to talk over
plans for their donor event to be
held Feb. 6 at 12:30 p.m.
Helping with plans are Mrs.
Harry Gunsberg, program, Mrs.
Ben Weiss, ad book, and Mrs.
Robert Middleman, arrange-
ments.
Mrs. James Sobel is the overall
chairman of the event. Mrs. Jul-
ius Hersh is president of the sis-
terhood.
Seminar on Israel
Planned for Jan. 21
Plans for an all-day seminar on
Israel on Jan. 21 are being read-
ied by the joint committee of the
Jewish Community Council and
the Zionist Council of Detroit, it
was announced by Dr. Shmarya
Kleinman, president of the Com
munity Council, and Lawrence
Crohn, president of the Zionist
Council.
stories which have been woven
around it.
A special booklet has been
prepared by the school staff.
ELATII POST OFFICE OPENED
ELATH (ISI) Minister of
Communications D o v Joseph
opened the civilian post office
here this week by sending tele-
grams to President Chaim Weiz-
mann and Prime Minister David
Ben Gurion. Elath is Israel's
southernmost settlement.
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