Maurice Samuel to Address Center Sponsors
Camp
Histadrut Luncheon Dec. 18 Midwinter
Dec. 22 to Jan. 2

Maurice Samuel, noted Jewish
author, publicist and translator,
who recently reutrned from Pal-
estine, will come to Detroit to ad-
dress a luncheon of business and
professional men next Thursday,
Dec. 18, at 12:30, in the Crystal
Ballroom of the Book Cadillac
Hotel.
Mr. Samuel's talk is sponSored
by the Detroit Palestine Histadrut

"The
His topic,
Committee.
Foundations of Eretz Israel," will
be based on his recent Palestine
trip, the forces at work within
the Jewish Homeland and. an in-
terpretation of the internal 'and
external problems involved in
establishing the Jewish State.
Morris L. Lieberman, chairman
of the executive board of the De-

Rubashow Views
Cooperation of
Arabs in Y ishuv

An overflow audience, con-
vened on a half-day's notice, at
the Labor Zionist Institute on
Linwood, Sunday evening heard
an address by Zalman Rubashow,
eminent Palestine editor and la-
bor leader, who called for re-
_ newed effort in the building of
the Jewish state and expressed
confidence that all obstacles
would be overcome.
The meeting addressed by Mr.

The Jewish Community Center
will sponsor a mid-winter session
cf Camp Habonim during the
coming school vacation period,
Frances Winokur, director of jun-
ior activities, announces. The
camp will be held from Dec. 22
to -Jan. 2. Daily programs will:
start at 10 a. m. and end at
4 p. m.
Registration for the session be-
gan Dec. 8, and will continue
through Friday, - Dec. 19. Parents
desiring to register their children
are requested to call Miss Wino-
kur at MA.8400 for an appoint-
ment.
Rates for the session will be
comparable to those of last sum-
rner's Camp Habonim. Transpor.
tation will again be furnished by
chartered DSR buses.
A well-planned program will
be organized for the campers, in
eluding trips to local spots of in-
terest, swimming, gym, arts and
crafts, dramatics, music appre-
ciation and dancing.
Plans for the camp have been
approved by the Parent's Ad-
visory Council, parents of chil-
dren active in the center's junior
program.
The 12th St. Council Center
also -will sponsor a mid-winter
camp. Arrangements can be made
by calling Harold Weiss, TY.
5-2300.

MAURICE SAMUEL
troit Histradut Committee who
is in charge of arrangements,
points out that Mr. Samuel's ap-
pearance is particularly timely,
in view of the recent action by
the UN and the urgent need for
authentic information on what
problems the Jews will face in
building the Jewish State.
For 25 years, Mr. Samuel,
through his lectures and writ-
ings, has been an outstanding and
tireless interpreter and expon-
ent of Jewish values to the Jew-
ish and non-Jewish world. His
published works, which have won
worldwide acclaim, include "You
Gentiles," "The Great Hatred,"
"Harvest In The Desert," "The
World of Sholem Aleichem," and
the best seller "Web of Lucifer." •
Mr. Samuel is widely known as
a translator of the great Jewish
writers. He has observed and
studied Jewish life through ex-
tensive travel and study. For I
many years he lived in Palestine
and has made frequent visits -
there, his latest lasting through
the fall of 1947.

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ZALMAN RUBASHOW

Rubashow was combined with
the rally of Jewish National
Workers Alliance Branch 114
under the chairmanship of M.
Goldoftas.
Declaring the sad circumstances
which marked inquiries by 21
commissions now are a matter of
the past, Rubashow said the Yi-
shuv feels. certain the Palestinian
Arabs will co-operate with them
and that the outside influence
of the Mufti will be defeated.
Visiting here with Rubashow
last Sunday were two other Pales-
tinians—Gershon Zak and Hertz
Antam, of Tel Aviv.
Mr. Zak reported progress was
being made in establishing the
Berl Katznelson Memoriam .Insti-
tute between Kfar Saba and Ra-
mat Hakovesh, on 100 dunams
of Jewish National Fund land.
He pointed out the Institute will
provide classes for 120 students
who will be trained in adminis-
tration of municipal government.
The students are to be college
graduates, 20 to 30 years old.
Plans are being made for an
amphitheater and other recrea-
tional and educational facilities
to serve neighboring Jewish col-
onies. Twelve buildings already
have been erected.

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SLIP-COVERS

MUNICH, (JTA) — The Jewish
Agency will establish special
commissions to screen displaced
Jews desiring to immigrate to
Palestine.
The commissions, which will be
composed of representatives of
the Agency, the local Zionist par-
ties and DP organizations, will
group applicants in such cate-
gories as "youth," "technicians"
and "persons with close relations
in Palestine."
Agency offices in the major

cities of Germany have been.
swamped by hundreds of Jewn
within the past few days apply-.
ing for emigration. However,
the Agency officials have been
forced to tell the people that no
definite date for the start of legal,
large scale immigration to Pales-
tine has been set and that they
may have to wait until Aug. 1,
1948, when the British evacua-
tion of Palestine is slated to be
completed.

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and lay congregational organiza-
tions through the Synagogue
Council of America, and Jewish
community relations agencies
through the National Community
Relations Advisory Council, in an
unprecedented action, have filed
a single joint brief with the U .S.
Supreme Court, in opposition to
religious instruction classes in
public schools.
The brief was submitted in sup-
port of an appeal by Vashti Mc-
Collum, of Champaign, Ill., from
a decision of the Illinois State
Supreme Court. Mrs. McCol-
lum's atheism is viewed with ab-
horrence by the Jewish organiza-
tions, their brief asserts, and they
dissociate themselves from her
anti-religious statements. -
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tions as friends of the court, the
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