85,000 Refugees
Remain Homeless
In Israel Camps
LZOA Drive Leader
Continued from Page 1
MORRIS L. SHAVER is hon-
orary chairman of the Labor
Zionist Organ4ation's Feder-
ated Campaign, now in pro-
gress. The drive is the only
fund-raising project for LZOA
youth activities and education.
Detroit Service
Group Meets at
Center Nov. 17
Members of the Detroit Serv-
ice Group—trade and profession-:
al contributors to the 1949 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign—will hold
their annual meeting at 8 p.m.,
Thursday, Nov. 17, at the Jew-
ish Community Center, accord-
ing to an announcement by Irv-
ing W. Blumberg, president.
The seven trade and profes-
sional divisions will hold simul-
taneous meetings, electing their
respective officers, and then will
join for election of overall DSG
officers.
Featured on the annual meet-
ing program will be a report by
Isidore Sobeloff, executive di-
rector of the Jewish Welfare
Federation of Detroit, who is
now on a mission to Europe and'
Israel, and a repeat perform-
ance of "Campaigning is a Cir-
cus," the Federation Women's
Division show.
tion of the launching of UJA's
$250,000,000 campaign.
Leads the World
Israel continues to lead the
world in the number of refugees
accepted as immigrants, accord-
ing to the International Refugee
Organization. The Jewish state
had admitted 113,122 former
charges of IRO up to the end
of August.
The latest report from IRO re-
veals the number of refugees
and displaced persons receiving
care and maintenance from the
IRO fell below 400,000 during
August. The agency is scheduled
to wind up its activities next
June.
Israel will offer a home to all
remaining Jewish displaced per-
sons in the "hard core" group
comprising the sick, wounded,
blind and aged, Shalom Adler-
Rudel, Israel representative to
the • IRO:s general council ses-
sion here, said.
Asserting that Israel already
has accepted 11,000 families of
whom one or more members have
suffered from handicaps, Adler-
Rudel said the Jewish state has
admitted tubercular cases, nue-
rotics and displaced persons who
have lost limbs. He voiced regret
that the Israel• government could
not take all these persons im-
mediately because of overtaxed
facilities, but emphasized that
Israel was determined that
eventually. no Jewish DP should
be left in Germany dY Austria
because of physical handicaps.
4,000 Register in London
For Migration to Israel
LONDO N, (JTA)—Approxi-
mately 4,000 applicants for mi-
gration to Israel, 3,000 of whom
registered before October 1948,
are now on file at the Palestin.,
office in London, it was learned.
The applicants represent all
trades and professions. Priority
is given to those who can most
easily be absorbed in the new
state's economy. A total of 200
have reached Israel so far from
Britain.
Eban Says Israel
Let a Jewish Nevis classified "Won't Close Doors"
ad be your salesman—inexpen-
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Despite
sive, but a go-getter.
the economic difficulties under
which the Israel government is
laboring it will not "close the
doors - upon them for a single
moment, "Aubrey S. Eban, Israel's
permanent delegate to the United
Nations, told a group of Amer-
ican Jewish communal leaders.
Speaking at a reception for
the group at the Israel Consul-
ate, Eban reported the 300,000th
homeless Jew to be admitted to
Israel since May 14, 1948, had
arrived at Haifa this week.
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AJC Sponsors Telecast
Of Nazi Resurgence
Over ABC on Oct. 25
An American Broadcasting
Company coast-to-coast telecast
designed to reveal to the Ameri-
can people the resurgence of
Nazism since the end of the de-
nazification program in Ger-
many, has been arranged by the
American Jewish Congress for
Tuesday evening, Oct. 25.
Participating in the program
will be Senator Robert C. Hend-
rickson (R.-N.J.) ; Hon. Charles
LaFollette, former Indiana Con-
gressman, executive director of
Americans for Democratic Ac-
tion; Rabbi Philip Bernstein of
Rochester, N. Y., former advisor
on Jewish affairs to Gen. Lucius
Clay; Rabbi Joachim Prinz of
Newark, N. J., administrative
committee chairman of the
American Jewish Congress and
Rabbi Irving Miller of Wood-
mere, L. I., chairman of the AJC
executive committee.
ISRAEL TIME CHANGES
Detroit will honor the mem-
ory of Dr. Max Nordau, at 8 p.m.
Monday at the Jewish Com-
munity center.
Louis Lipsky
President of the
American Zion-
ist Council, will
be the principal
speaker and
Cantor„ Hyman
J. Adler will
render Hebre
selections. M a x
Chomsky, of the Mr. Lipsky
Nordau Zionist Chapter, will
preside.
The occasion marks one hun-
dred years since the birth of
AJC Convention in N.Y.
To Attract Thousand
AMMO
Over a thousand delegates
from all over the country are
expected to attend the national
convention of the Atherican
Jewish Congress, to be held in
New York City, Nov. 9 to 14.
Detroit and Michigan will be
represented by a number of del-
egates from the Michigan Coun-
cil of the Congress, Mrs. Samuel
Green, local president, announ-
ced.
Dr. A. L. Sachar, president of
Brandeis University, will deliver
an address memorializing Rabbi
Stephen. S. Wise, founder , of
the AJC. Other speakers will be
Rabbi living Miller, executive
chairman; Dr. Na,hum Gold-
mann, acting president of the
World Jewish Congress, and Hon.
Justine Wise Polier, president of
the Women's Division.
Friday, October 21, 1948
Nordau, one of the early pio-
neers in the movement to es-
tablish a Jewish homeland in
Palestine. He was a distinguish-
ed author and journalist and
devoted himself in cooperation
with Dr. Theodor Herzl, to di-
recting the Zionist movement.
The meeting will also be a
protest demonstration against
the UN proposal to internation-
alize Jerusalem. Similar pro-
test meetings are being held
throughout the United States.
Big Jewish Communities
Map 1950 Budget Plans
A special conference of dele-
gates of the 30 largest Jewish
communities in the United
States and Canada to formulate
plans for meeting their +950 re-
sponsibilities on the basis of an
objective appraisal of total needs
will be held in the Stevens
Hotel, Chicago, Nov. 5 and 6, it
was announced by Stanley C.
Myers, Miami, president of the
Council of Jewish .Federations
and Welfare Funds.
Harold Glasser, director of the
CJFWF Institute on Overseas
Studies, who is making on-the-
The state of Minnesota is far- spot studies in. Israel and Eu-:
ther north than any other state rope, will return to report his
in the Union.
findings to the conference.
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