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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 20, 1947

3 Youths to Die Center Institute June 23=25 Trains
For Prison Break Counselors for Chelsea, Day Camps
10,000 Spectators See Hapoel Win;
Discussions by experts in
Benjamin E. Jaffee, chairman
JERUSALEM — Three Pales-
'Zionist Flag at Half Mast for Dead tinian
of the Jewish Community Center "Camp Philosophy," "Individual
youths convicted in the

)LICE BAND PLAYS HATIKVAH AT U. D. STADIUM

Special Cable to The Jewish News

daring Acre jailbreak have been
condemned to die. They are Meir
Nakar, Abshalom Habib and
Jacob Weiss.
Amnon Mikailoff and Nacham
Zitterbaum received 15 years.
Jewish prisoners at Acre prison
went on a hunger strike protest-
ing recommendations that all
suspected terrorists be deported.
Six hundred and eighty five
Jews reached Haifa from Cyprus
under the monthly quota, this
week.

Human Rights Group
Asks Curb on Bias

Camp Committee, announces a
training institute to be held June
23, 24 and 25 at the Jewish Com-
munity Center, designed to orient
the counselors for the three
center camps; Camp Chelsea, for
mothers and children; and Camp
Habonim and 12th St. Day Camp,
for children in the city.
The training institute, under
the chairmanship of Harold
Weiss, director of the 12th St.
Council Center, will offer coun-
selors the opportunity to ex-
change ideas and techniques per-
taining to the camp programs.

Special Cable to The Jewish News

LONDON: The International
Consultative Conference on hu-
man rights has adopted a re-
port stressing the need for ef-
1. JAMES G. McDONALD and ACTING MAYOR GEO. EDWARDS fective legislatiori and education
to eradicate anti-Semitism.
at the Hapoel-All-Star Game
The report urges enactment of
A crowd of 10,000 cheered itself hoarse Sunday afternoon, in legislation outlawing racist and
and
'preciation of the splendid performance shown by two contending anti-religious propaganda
ccer teams—Hapoel of Palestine and the North American All-Stars.1 strengthening of existing laws
eliminating prejudices f r o m
The gathering, at least 90 per
_ fine athlete schools.
n to f whom never had seen a hand cap to
o this
ccer game before, was jubilant whose name was heard over the 1
more often than that • xr
any other player.
•er the 1 to 0 victory of the I of microphone
I oung Singers
ilestinian good will team.
t
• • •
Abraham Palman of Hapoel •
one a hard kick into a corner '
Col. George Healey and John
the net in the middle of the , J. MacEwen, chief soccer pro-
.cond period of the game. moters here, were highly pleased'
oalie Dick Arends of the All- : with the turnout and the en-1 Detroit Halevy Society an-
nounces the formation of a new
.ars made a great diving effort thusiasm shown at the game,
prevent the score, but failed. which was arranged by the Labor choral group, the Max Levy
Choir, in memory of the late Max
was a penalty kick, Ignacio Zionist Organization.
llegra having used his hands in
vy-
Proceeds will be used for the Le Members
of the group range
e scoring area.
erection of a stadium in Palestine.
age from 18 to 30 and many
Goalie Meir Aron of Hapoel,
are former pupils of Mr. Levy.,
as much more successful in the
Dan Frohman, musical director
st period of the game. Had it 0 Ref ugees Become
of Halevy for 17 years, also will
A been for his excellent work, --.'
take charge of this group.
11 Stars might have scored Residents
itestdents of
Temporary officers are Mrs.
veral times. Aron substituted
Among the thin, but steady, Odell Small. president; Shirley
r Yakov Chodoroff, the famous
of refugees reaching this Zaft and Mrs. Helen Resnick,
)alie of Hapoel who was out trickle
i
ith a broken rib. A number of country in the last two weeks corresponding secretaries; Fern
her Hapoel regulars were out were nine who have become new Metz, financial secretary; Mrs. 1
Mickey Spica, publicity director;
✓e to injuries.
All Stars put up a good fight, residents
Landing
of Michigan.
in San Francisco was Ruth Soifer, librarian. and Sid
is in
the first
id their threats
serious.
Hapoel,
how- IsdIrs. Benno Mueckenbrunn, one Resnick, membership chairman.
Auditions will be held peri-
riod
er. gathered terrific speed in of who
a group
of shelter
former from
Europeans
sought
Nazism odically. For more information,
ze
second
After
the period.
game, several hun- in Shanghai before the war. She call Sid Resnick, TY. 7-3523.
v:ill live with her sister, Mrs.
-ed enthutiastic young Zionists *LT
'eked to the open field and *-carry Hepner of 1785 Seward.
Wayne Honor Groups
airs. Bertha Frumin of 3350
•fined in dancing the Palestine Burlingame welcomed five rela-
Name New
ora.
The chief thrills at the game tines at a New York pier. They
Two honor groups at Wayne
tine at the opening ceremonies. are her two brothers, a sister-in- University initiated new mem-
,' he march onto the field of the law, and two nephews, Mr. and bers in end-of-year ceremonies.
vo teams was led by flag- Mrs. Anschel Kobylanski, their
New members of Pi Sigma Al-
!arers and the Detroit Police sons, Moses, 16. and Ischok, 11, pha, national scholarship society
and. The Zionist banner was and Jankiel Kobylanski.
in government and political
Josef Kessler 16, an orphaned
.cried by a Hapoel member.
science, include Sam Boocker,
The large gathering was deeply teen-ager, came to this country 1983 Blaine; Sol Sachs, 2955 Mont-
from Naples, Italy, and is living
oved by several events:
erey; Ted Sallen, 2740 Elmhurst,
• The playing of Hatikvah with Mr. and Mrs. B. Rovetch of and Martin Sorkowitz, 2005 Pin-
2726
Oakman
Ct.
Josef
came
here
)y the Police Band.
gree.
• The lowering of the Zionist after meeting the Rovetch's son,
Initiates to Pi Delta Epsilon. na-
lag at half mast during the Warren, a delegate to last sum- tional honorary journalism fra-
mer's World Youth Conference, ternity, include Norman Kolin,
aalf minute of silence in tribute
.o the memory of the 6,000,000 in Europe.
New residdnts of Ann Arbor 9327 N. Martindale; Leo V. Young,
fe•ish victims of Nazism.
4079 W. Philadelphia; Isadore Ro-
• The welcoming address of are Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Landeck- sen, 2273 Pingree; Albert Tepel,
kcting Mayor George Edwards. er , brought here by their son, 4324 Buena Vista, and Estelle Tor-
• The kicking of the ball Siegmund Landecker of 1450 gow, 3315 Cortland. Dr. Martin
nito the playing field by Dr. Washington Heights, Ann Arbor.
The newcomers were aided Kallicr, of 2210 Pingree, instruc-
Fames G. McDonald, eminent
Christian supporter of Zionism. upon their arrival in this country tor in English and faculty sponsor
The colors were raised by the by the United Service for New of the group, was awarded an
honorary membership.
Americans.
!wish war veterans.
• • •
Morris Lieberman presided at
the brief opening ceremony.
kfter the band played the na-
tional anthenis, the audience
was asked to remain standing
•
The meeting officially opened
for 30 seconds in memory of
Dr. James G. McDonald, emin-
the martyrs in Europe.
ent Christian supporter of the the annual campaign of the Labor
Council President George Ed- Zionist cause, former chairman
Department of the National
• rds, speaking briefly, welcomed of the Intergovernmental Com-
:apoel to Detroit in behalf of mittee on Refugees and a member Fund.
Sidney Shevitz presided at the
le labor movement as well as of the Anglo-American Commit-
le entire community. He de- tee of Inquiry on Palestine, Sun- meeting, - Alex Nichamin, chair-
:ared: "We sincerely believe the day evening inspired an overflow man of the drive, reported on the
'ar was fought for the right of
audience at Temple Beth El with progress of this year's effort.
eople to survive. We should, by
An interesting report was sub-
ur example, show our friendship his call for invigorated action on mitted to the gathering by M.
the Jewish survivors and help behalf of the redemption of the Goldoftas, on progress being
iem in their battle for exist- Jewish National Home.
Describing his recent two vis- made throughout the country for
ace."
the establishment of the David
The numerous announcements its in Palestine, Dr. McDonald Pinski Forest in Palestine, in
ecompanying the field work of declared that the Zionist move-
ric Rosenbaum, Aryeh Habibi, ment has accomplished wonders, honor of the 70th birthday of the
eminent poet.
loshe Melamed, Itzhak Ben- that the need for Palestine as a
William Hordes, chairman of
eev, Naphtali Schwab, Herbert home for hundreds of thousands
the Jewish National Fund Coun-
Ieitner and other Hapoel players of Jewish survivors is exceed-
cil of Detroit, presented a certi-
!..nt thrills through the audience. ingly great, and urged strong sup- ficate to Morris Schaver signify-
Rosebaum and Habili were port for the land-redemption
forest was planned in
specially effective. The latter's program of the Jewish National ing that a
Palestine in his honor.
roken nose was in no sense a Fund.

Form
Chorus in Memory
Of Late Max Levy

State

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Dr. McDonald Inspires JNF Rally;
Urges Increased Zion Activities

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