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THE JEWISH NEWS
Scholarship Funds are Available
For Promising Jewish Students
Sufficient scholarship funds
are available in Detroit at this
time so that no promising Jew-
ish person needs to forego high
school, trade or college educa-
tion because he has insufficient
money to cover tuition, books,
or incidental expenses, according
to a survey recently completed
by the Subcommittee on Scholar-
ship -Service, Mrs. Benjamin E.
Jaffe, chairman, announced this
Mrs. Schaver to Sing
At Congress Session
In Argentina Sunday
In addition lo pre-professional
Mrs. Morris L. Scheyer this
and professional training, t h e week was invited by the World
Subcommittee found that Jewish Jewish Congress to open its Latin
young people are interested in
the many other fields our com-
plex societe has to offer, Mrs.
Jaffe said. "In the less than six
months of the Subcommittee's
existence, assistance has been
given to three young men and a
girl who are training in such di-
verse fields as accounting, draft-
ing, music and nursing."
Expert Counseling
In order to help scholarship
applicants coming to the Jewish
tional charter in a Georgia Su-
perior Court indicated only a
JUST AN AVERAGE TEAM IN ABILITY
"paper" dissolution of the organ-
ization, which is continuing to
function in many states through-
out the country, Prof. James H.
Sheldon, administrative chairman
of the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
League, warned.
BY HASKELL COHEN
Prof. Sheldon said the Klan is
(Copyright, 1947, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
organized under different names
This column is written on the dermined the visitors in the fi- in various Southern states and
pointed out the Federated Ku
night of the Hapoel Soccer team's nal contest against their taller Klux Klan of Alabama
still has
final game in the states. The American league foe.
legal authority to operate nation-
Palestinians have been conquered
It is hoped that the Hapoel ally.
Hapoels' Strength on U.S. Soccer Tour
Over-Publicized; Drop Final Game
Walked Off Field
When the Hapoels walked off
the field and refused to finish
their recent game in San Fran-
cisco against an all-star western
team the boys back east suppos-
edly decided to teach the Jewish
stars a lesson. Whether the de-
feat...piled on the Hapoels in their
final encounter was a spiteful one
is highly problematical, however.
In all they won 3, lost 2, and
tied 4.
The truth is the Hapoel eleven
is an average team in ability. As
a result of the reams and reams
of copy that were written about
the invaders, people were led to
believe they were invincible and
automatically placed them in the
same class with the Hakoah team
which came over from Vienna,
Austria in 1926. Actually the Ha-
koahs were a finished all-star ag-
gregation while the Hapoel squad
is a young. enthusiastic group of
players which has yet to reach
its peak.
11 which left Sunday for Pales-
tine, drew a goodly amount of
money in order to start construc-
tion on the long contemplated
stadium in Tel Aviv. Their trip
to this country was a costly one
but a very successful one. The
experience garnered on the cur-
rent tour will stand them in good
stead on succeeding junkets.
Miss Carol Landau Is
Camp Chelsea Registrar;
'47 Season Opens Sunday
The 1947 season of Camp Chel-
sea will open Sunday. Registra-
tions are being taken at the
Jewish Community Center, MA.
8400 for the following periods:
July 13-July 27; July 27-Aug. 10;
Aug. 10-Aug. 24.
An excellent staff of counselors
for mothers and adult campers
as well as the children will pro-
vide a rich program in a Jewish
atmosphere.
Camp Chelsea provides a ko-
sher kitchen and diversified ac-
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tivities.
Miss Carol Landau, registrar,
should be called at MA. 8400 for
appointments to register for camp.
Girl Hidden by Non-JeVis
Returned to Relatives
BRUSSELS, (JTA)—The Brus-
sels Civil Tribunal, in a prece-
dent-making case, has ordered
the return to her relatives of a
Jewish child who was hidden by
non-Jews during the war.
The test case was brought by
the relatives of Denise Zynger,
whose parents have disappeared.
The judge ruled that "it is ex-
tremely desirable" that the Jew-
ish child be returned to "its orig-
Serious Handicap
inal surroundings, family and re-
Their lack of height irnd brawn ligious traditions from which it
is a
serious handicap 'which un- was torn" by the war.
Palestine Supreme
Rules Against Rosenb
Land Purchase Case
Palestine, UNSCOP
Disputes Creates
World Incident
(Continued from Page 1)
Judge Emil Sandstroem,
UNSCOP chairman, accompan-
ied by Karel Lisicki, Czech dele-
gate, Prof. Enrique Rodriguez
Fabrecat, Uruguayan delegate,
and UN Assistant Secretary Gen-
eral Victor Hoo visited Dr. Chaim
Weizmann at his home in Reho-
both and questioned him concern-
ing colonization and economic
problems. They were shown the
Sieff and Weizmann Institutes
and were noticeably impressed
by the high level of agricultural
and scientific experimentation in-
troduced by the Jews.
Dr. Weizmann is slated to tes-
tify shortly before UNSCOP at
public hearings. The committee
is scheduled to leave Palestine
on July 20.
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. (JTA)
—UN Secretary General Trygve
Lie has announced he will trans-
mit to the British government
MRS. MORRIS L. SCHAVER
UNSCOP's request on behalf of
American sessions at Buenos the three Jews who were sen-
Aires on Sunday with a concert tenced to death for participation
of songs she gathered when she in the Acre jail break.
week.
More than a dozen funds pro-
vide loans or outright grants,
Mrs. Jaffe added, and complete
information regarding the funds
may be secured through the
Vocational Service to make wise
Jewish Vocational Service.
plans, the agency provides ex-
Screening Agency
Formed under the auspices of pert counseling regarding the
the Jewish Welfare Federation's soundness of the vocational and
Social Planning Committee, the educational plans and the desir-
Subcommittee is made up of rep- ability of scholarship assistance.
resentatives of several major De- One handicapped boy of 18 who
troit scholarship funds. The Sub- had been unable to secure steady
committee provides an efficient employment through unskilled
means of joint consideration by work, was counseled and given
the various funds of scholarship aptitude tests at the agency, and
matters. Mrs. Jaffe stated, and was found to have high interest
meets on call of the Jewish Vo- and aptitude in mechanical draw-
cational Service or any of the ing. The Sub-committee was able
to secure a grant to supplement entertained persons in displaced
funds.
persons camps in Germany.
Members of the Subcommittee the help his family could provide
The cable of invitation asked
during
his
training
period
of
include, in addition to Mrs. Jaf-
that she sing, in addition, the Kol
fee of the Jewish Community draftsmanship.
Center: Fred M. Butzel, Jewish "Upon the completion of his Nidre. It stated that 15,000 people
Welfare Federation and Mendel-training `bourse this boy should are expected to attend the open-
son Fund; Mrs. Ida Colten, He- ! be able to secure steady employ- ing convention session.
Mrs. Schaver left by plane for
brew Free Loan Association; Al- ment and to support himself,"
bert Cohen, Jewish Vocational Mrs. Jaffe pointed out. "Not only Buenos Aires She also will make
Service. Subcommittee secretary; will he be happier, but the corn- concert appearances in Brazil,
Bernard Isaacs, United Hebrew munity will have gained another Peru and Puerto Rico. Mr.
Schaver plans to join her in Rio
Schools: Irving Katz, Temple useful, better adjusted citizen.
Beth El: Harold Silver, Jewish Any person interested in se- de Janeiro.
Social Service Bureau and Re- curing further information about
settlement Service; Abe L. Sud- available scholarship funds KKK Still Functions
ran. Jewish Welfare Federation; should arrange appointments at
14,11 - s. Benjamin Wilk, Council of the Jewish Vocational Service, Despite Dissolution
NEW YORK (JTA)—The Ku
Jewish Women, and Mrs. J. S. 320 W. Lafayette Boulevard, CAd-
Klux Klan's surrender of its na-
Sauls. Music Study Club. iliac 8570.
by an all star American League
aggregat ion, by the overwhelm-
ing scor e of 2-0. In brief the vis-
itors were outclassed all of the
way and fell victim to a crack
team.
There v. as considerable talk
circulating in New York soccer
circles to the effect the American
team was out to lambast the vis-
itors. According to the gossip gcr-
ing the rounds all American elev-
ens eacountered on the Hapoel
tour were advised to take it easy
in order to let the Palestinians
look well before American audi-
ences. After all the invaders
were trying to amass a consider-
able amount of money to build
a stadium in Tel Aviv and Amer-
ican Soccer players were all for
that.
Friday. June 27, 1947
Apfel Heads Brith Abraham
ATLANTIC CITY, (JTA)-
Joseph R. Apfel ot, New York
was elected Grand Master of the
Independent Order Brith Abra-
ham.
Egyptian Government Denies
Jewish Anti-Zionist Recognition
CAIRO (JTA) — The Egyptian
government has denied legal
recognition to the Jewish Anti-
Zionist League. Its application
was rejected on the grounds it
was a tool of the nationalist op-
position.
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JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Form
Magistrate Bernard A. Rosen
Blatt of New York may appeal
to the Privy Council, Britain's
highest appellate court, agains
a decision of the Palestine Su-
preme Court upholding the Pales-
tine Government's right to pro-
hibit his acquiring land in a sec-
tion of the country barred to
Jewish purchasers.
The suit was brought by Ros-
enblatt, one-time president of the
American Palestine Foundation
Fund, as a test case of the rights
of American Jewish citizens to
buy land despite the restrictions.
He claimed that the Palestine
Mandate and a subsequent treaty
between the United States and
Britain guaranteed him against
discrimination. Although ruling
against him, Chief Justice Will-
iam Fitzgerald admitted that he
might have a good case before
an international tribunal.
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