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Vol. 53—No. 14

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17 Friday, April 6, 1951

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'Stockholders' of JIVE
to Elect New Officers

Huleh Border
Fights Go On;
7 Jews Killed

TEL AVIV—(Specia11—Seven Israeli civilian policemen
were killed Wednesday when Syrian troops again crossed
the border into Israel, it was announced by the Israeli
government.
The Syrians weee said to be still on Israeli territory and
apparently are holding the village of Hamma near the border
in the southern demilitarized zone southeast of Lake Tiberias.

The border clashes between' -
Israelis and Syrians began 10 Mixed Armistice Commission was
The annual meeting of the Jewish Welfare Federation, which will be held at 8:30 p.m., days ago when Israeli workers meeting to settle the hordes dis-
but took no action when
Monday at the Jewish Community Center, affords an opportunity for the contributors to began draining the Huleh swamps pute,
are located in a territory news of the incident arrived.
the Allied Jewish Campaign, all of whom constitute the Federation membership, to choose which
The Syrian action was de-
claimed by Syria.
nine members at large for the board of governors.
According to the announce- nounced by Israel as "the most
As a public service to the Jew- '
ment, Syrian troops entered flagrant violation of the armistice
ish community, the Jewish! the 1950 and 1951 Allied Jewish ' the trades cabinet and in 1951 Hamma and disarmed the local agreement so far."
Meanwhile, it was reported
Chronicle has assembled data on Campaign and one of the three division in the Allied Jewish Arab police. When Israeli troops
the candidates so that the Fed.' co-chairmen in 1949. Member of a vice-chairman of pre-campaign. approached Hamma they were from Lake Success that a Syrian
complaint against Israel about the
d o
of the Detroit Round ! Of these nine nominees, six—
era tion membership may be in a the boar
Bernstein, Cohn, nun, eye , met by heavy fire.
position to make an intelligent se- Table of Christians and Jews, past
While the clash occurred, the Huleh project had been filed.
now
Schaver
and
Silberstein—are
Syria also charged that Israeli
•lection. In gathering the inform- president of the Sisterhood of
police had illegally evacuated
tion, the Chronicle has concen- Temple
EI:.
Temple Beth
Beth El.
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Arabs of the village of Baqqara.
trated on the candidates' activi-
An Israeli spokesman said that
ties in Federation and related HENRY MEYERS:
the Syrian charges were "without
work. We also have included as
Attorney. Member of the board
foundation, either in fact or law!"
many photographs as were avail- of governors of the Jewish Wel-
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able in a half-column size.
'are Federation
26 JEWS IN SALZBURG
The nominating committee
/rid of the'Board
HURT IN FILM PROTEST
which made the selections, con-
if the Detroit
VIENNA—(Speciall—The first
sists of Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner,
>ervice Group
serious outbreak of anti-Semitism •
.chairman, and Dr. Harry E. Au-
?rid of the Jew-
in Austria since the end of
gust, Louis Berry, Dr. B. Benedict
s h COT/Ill/Unity
Glazer and Morris W. Zack.
Chair-
the war occurred in Salzburg
7enter.
Wednesday when 26 Jews were
The following nine names were
Ilan of the edu-
injured. •
selected by the committee:
:ational and cul-
The Jews were demonstrating
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itral budget and
against the showing of the film,
llanni rig d i v
JOSEPH BERNSTEIN: -
."The Immortal Love," by -Veit
;ion of the Fed-
Publisher o f
Harlan, the producer who made
ration.
Former
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the Jewish Daily
the infamous lijm,.Jud Suess.
president of the
Meyers
Forward. Mem-
The film was withdrawn.
ber of the board
Jewish Community Center, for-
mer ,board member of the United
of governors of
poLrrics IN SPORTS
the Jewish Wel-
H.ebreiv, Schools and Hebrew Swapping stories at the opening dinner of the •951 Allied Jewish
yptian
VIENNA=-- (1St)
Member
Campaign
dinner
last
Tuesday
at
the
Book-Cadillac
hotel
are,
left
fare Federation
Free . Loan Association.
delegates ' to the. International
chairman;
to,right,
Judge
Theodore.
Levin;
•Abe
Basle;
eampaig1
and also a board -
of• the _administrative coniruittee
Federation competi-
Supreme Court Jus'tkei wiltiato-O—Douglas„,princlirat speaker; Table Tennis
of ....the'
member of the
tion in Vienna ,wet e criticized by
and
Samuel
11.
Bubbler,
Jewish
Welfare
Federation
president.
Detroit Service:
press for their refuSal to meet
raised $1,610,000, the largest' sum in the campaign's the -
Group, Jewish
—The
the Israeli team.
For
complete
report
see
page,
12.
Home for Aged MO RAIS'L. SCIWAVEIti.
history for an opening affair. -
Bernstein
11 u ilnessman,
and Jewish Corn-
3wner of Cen-
munity Council. In several previ.
he
tral Overall. members: at large •of. the board
ous Allied Jewish Campaigns
re-
Member of the and have .been. proposed for has
has been chairman of the organ-
election. Judge. FriedMan
board
of
govern-
izations .division. Ile is especially
the _board as rep-
ors of the Jewish been serving on the
active in the Workmen's Circle
Resettlement
-
resentative
of
Welfare Fidera-
and the Jewish Labor Committee.
-- A
tion and of the Service, Struth has completed a
JERUSALEM — (WNS)
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of the Fresh decision to admit 100,000 new im-
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'roars of t h e term as reprgsentative
and both Judge migrants to Israel %thin the next
IRWIN 1. COHN:
lewish Home for I Air Society;
Friedman
and
Smith have had four months was reached las '
Attorney. Member of the board
lged. Member of
of governors of the Jewish Wel-
Ite general cab- I previous experience as at-large week by the coordination coin
mission of the Israel cabinet and
fare Federation and also a boar d -
inet of the 1950 ' 1 members of the board.
Sehaver
the Jewish Ag
member of the Hebrew Free i
Jewish Campaign, a vice- I Mrs. Hopp_is being proposed as the executive
Allied
Loan Association, North End !
I
envy.
Hospital Associa- chairman of pre campaign in the a new member of the board.
Clinic, Jewish
1951 campaign. Prominent Labor ! According to the by-laws of the ' It had been feared that ail
'bon and United Hebrew Schools,
a so need of bringing in 60,000 Je
nominations
Zionist, for many years chairman Federation,
Hospital
Jewish
secretary of the
be made by petition, and from Iraq by May 31 would fortr
of
the
Histadrut
Campaign.
'
can
Association. Member of the pre-
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five such petition candidates a curtailment in the recepti
campaign cabinet of the 1950
of Jewish immigrants• from of
WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN:
were entered. They are:
er countries. The present decisi
campaign and this year an asso-
board
Attorney. Member of the
MRS. SAMUEL A. GREEN:
of pre-cantpaign.
ciate chairman
Federa-
Housewife. Member of the ex.
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of the Jewish Welfare
tion, United Jewish Charities, ecutive committee of the Jewish
RABBI LEON FRAM:
Rabbi of Jewish Community Council, Unit Community Council. President of
' e m pi e Israel. , ed Hebrew Schools, Hebrew Free the. Michigan. Council of the
klember of the Loan Association, Jewish Coin- American Congress.
NEW YORK — (WNS) — T h t
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'ioard of govern- munity Center, Detroit Service
Asso-
Jewish
Hospital
irs of the Jew- Group and
flotation in this country of I'
A. C. LAPPIN:
Attorney. Member of the exec- rael's $500,000,000 bond issue r
"sh Welfare Fed- ciation. Vice-chairman of pre-
'ration, Jewish. campaign, 1951 Allied Jewish utive committee of the Jewish ceived the approval of the U. S.
WASHINGTON—(WNS) — Is-
'2ommunity Cen- Campaign. President of the Unit- Community Council and of the
rael is entitled to "every assist-
Securities
and
Exchange
Com-
Charities
from
1921
the
Jewish
Social
Serv-
er board mem- ed Jewish
board of
ance from the American govern-
icr, and also a to 1923 and from 193710 1944. ice Bureau. Prominent in Zionist mission.
ment," declared Sen. Robert A.
At
the
same
time
a
Greater
Welfare
.
and president of the Zion-
member of the President of the Jewish!
affairs,
Taft of Ohio at a luncheon tend-
New
York
Committee
to
pro-
board of the I Federation 1944-45. Former Judge ist Organization of Detroit.
ered here this week by Ohio
mote
the
bond
drive
was
formed
of
Detroit.
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Court
the
Fram
1
of
Circuit
Jewish Com-
Zionists who presented a set of
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at
a
meeting
of
several
hundred
MORRIS LIEBERMAN:
munity Council and of the United
the Congression Record to the
New
York
Jewish
leaders
at
the
BARNEY SMITH:
Israel parliament in his honor.
Hebrew Schools.
Businessman,
property
man-
Attorney.
Member
of
the
Ex-
Waldorf
Astoria
Hotel.
Benja-
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ecutive Committee of the Jewish
By resettling hundreds of
agement, real estate. Member of
min Abrams, business leader and
BEN L. SILBERSTEIN:
the board of the Detroit Service Community Council. Chairman of philanthropist, was chosen chair- thousands of refugees, victims of
Business - man, real estate. Mem- Group and of Fresh Air Society. the Histadrut Campaign.
the last world war, Israel ac-
man of the committee.
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ber of the board of governors of Former president of Fresh Air So-
Chairman of the Detroit cam- tually aided the United States
the Jewish Welfare Federation, ciety. For many years chairman IRVING W. SCHLUSSEL:
paign, will be Max Osnos, presi- economically, the Senator stated.
member of the board of the De- of the real estate and building 1 Attorney. Mentb:n - of the exec- dent of Sam's, Inc.
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, who
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troit Service Group and of the Campaign, in 1950 a member of
made the presentation, credited
Aged.
Vice-
Jewish Home for
Sen. Taft with aid to Zionism
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chairman of the pre-campaign
during the years preceding the
Jew-
Allied
the
1950
cabinet in
creation of the Jewish state.
Campaign
and
this
year
an
ish
Israel Ambassador Abba Eban,
associate chairman of pre-cam-
candlesticks and intoned special prayers. Later who accepted the Congressional
told him
JERUSALEM — (WNS) — Because a gullible
small
bag
and
paign. Member of the Jewish
a
Records, also paid tribute to
executive shoemaker here wasn't cured of sterility after he gave the shoemaker
Federation
when going to sleep.
Welfare
to keep it as a headpiece
Sen. Taft for his assistance in
parting
with
150
pounds,
a
popular
Sephardic
committee.
This ceremonial was to last 14 nights. But the the creation of. the state of Is-
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rabbi renowned for his occult powers was given
eager shoemaker lost his patience and, on the
rael.
MRS. JOHN C. HOPP:
the opportunity to practice his skills in a city jail.
bag.
14th night, he opened the mysterious
gullible
shoe-
Housewife.
The victim, himself a Sephardic Jew, had been
As he looked at its contents, the
contained Rubber Tire Factory
married for close to 20 years without the blessing
Member of the
maker trembled with anger. For all it
Board of t h e
with
anger,
he
strolled
of children. During those years he and his wife
labels.
Seething
was bread
to Be Built in Israel
Women's Divi-
had been going to doctors, offered special prayers
off to the nearest police station in the middle of
NEW YORK — (WNS)—Israel
sion of the Jew-
in synagogues, resorted to grandmother medicines the night and filed a complaint against the con- will soon have enough tires for
ish Welfare Fed-
and quack healings, but none of their efforts re-
juror.
its automobiles once a $3,000,000
eration and the
sulted in fruition.
After listening to the complainant, Judge Galan rubber tire factory there will
Boards of the
Finally the 42-year-old Jehiel Salah was ad-
ordered the wonder maker to return the money start operations, Samuel Margo-
Jewish Social
vised by kindly souls to consult with Rabbi Simon
and sentenced him to a four-month jail term. This line, representative of the Hista-
Service Bureau
Ben Yehai Zarum, one of the reputed Jerusalem
was the first time that judicial action had been drut, announced at a press con-
and of Resettle-
ken against the miracle-making clan in Jerusa-
miracle makers.
l t e a nt
ference here.
m e n t Service.
At first the magician placed his eager patient
Campaign chair- Mrs. Ilopp
before a bowl of water surrounded with black
man of the women's division in

Campaign Opened

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mnngration
i gration No t t o Impair
Imm
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Influx from • Eastern Europe

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SEC Nod Given
Israel Bond Issue

Miracle Maker Finds Wonders Sterile.

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