12—THE JEWISH NEWS

Jerusalem Building Sites Selected
For Government, Zionist Congress

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Friday, August 19, 1949

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Plans for mains of Theodore Herzl were
the construction of a govern- reburied. The proposed edifice
ment building in Jerusalem's to be set up for the use of future
northern suburb of Sheikh World Zionist Congress sessions
Bader were made known by a is also expected to be located in
group of building experts who the same area.
A cornerstone of a school
will supervise the project:
The Jewish National Fund has building and vocational center
reserved a site of several hun- sponsored by the Mizrachi Wom-
dred dunams of land in the area en's Organization of America
for the erection of Israel's gov- was laid in Kfar Batia, the or-
ernment seat, which will include ganization's children's village at
the most modern architectural Raanana. The school will be
and building developments. Con- named for the late world Miz-
struction is expected to begin as rachi leader, Rabbi Meir Bar-
soon as the fate of Jerusalem Ilan.
Construction of a Yeshivat
is decided by the United Na-
Lublin in the settlement of
tions.
The site of the projected Zichron Meir to accommodate
buildings will be adjacent to the 200
students
was announced
by
Mordecai
Hershberg,
memorial park where the re- Rabbi
president of the Organization of
Yeshivot of Chachamei Lublin of
Keren Hayesod Leaders the U.S. and Canada.
The cornerstone of a new Ha-
To Discuss Fund Work
dassah-supported children's set-
While on Visit in Israel tlement to be known as "Kfar
Hadassah New England" was
NEW YORK — Charles Ress, laid in Emek Hefer.
president of the Keren Hayesod
(Palestine Foundation F u n d, Syrians Arrest Youths
Inc., and Abraham Krumbein,
treasurer of the fund, sailed for In Synagogue Bombing

Knesset Gives Vote

Of Confidence to

Israeli Government

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Knes-
set approved the government's
program for the absorption of
immigrants, including a housing,
employment and public works
plan. The 46-19 vote amounted
to a show of confidence in the
government.
Also approved was a report of
the Knesset's Labor and Employ-
ment Committee which stated
that some 144,000 immigrants
who arrived in this country dur-
ing the first half of 1949 have
been absorbed in the economy
of the country.
Parliament voted down a mo-
tion of censure by Mapam which
charged that the government
had not provided for increased
unemployment during the June-
October period and that its im-
migrant absorption and veterans
rehabilitation program was un-
realistic and unsuccessful.

People Make News

head of the department of Tal-
mud at the Hebrew Theological
College of Chicago for the past 20
years, is retiring from his aca-
demic duties to take up perm-
anent residence in Israel.
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*
For the first time in the his-
tory of British classical music, a
harmonica player has been sign-
ed to appear with the London
Philharmonic orchestra. The
honor goes to LARRY ADLER,
who is to participate in a one-
night concert this coming week
in London. The program will in-
clude a concerto written for
Larry by Jean Berger, "Carib-
bean Concerto," and the "Ro-
manian Rhapsody," which he
* * *
played in MGM's "Birds and the
RABBI CHAIM ISAAC KORB, Bees."

Emanuel Borenstein, newly ap-
pointed Chief of Mission for
ARE in Israel.
,,,
r .
:arrived in Tel
Aviv to open the
new Mission and
''arrange for the
delivery of the
special CARE
ackages which
ill reach Is-
rael early in
. September. Bor-
enstein was for-
merly Br a z i l
Borenstein
Director of the American Jewish
JOint Distribution Committee,
and is well known in Jewish re-
lief work in this country.

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nection with the bombing of a
Jewish synagogue in Damascus.
Twelve Jews were killed in the
blasts.
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nouncing the arrests said that
some of the suspects had con-
fessed. A number of them are
high school students.

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