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October 28, 1949 - Image 18

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1949-10-28

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18—THE JEWISH NEWS

Israel Zionist Leaders Here
To Help Drive for Members

Friday, October 28, 1949

Relatives Abroad Seek
Information in Detroit

The Detroit Section of. Nation-
al Council of Jewish Women is
seeking information about t h e
following persons, for whom it
has urgent m.essage.s front rela-
tives overseas•. Further informa-
tion may be obtained at the
Council's , office, 1890,4 Wood-
v)ard, TRH 1-3700.



DR. ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN, chairman of the World Con-
federation . of General ZiOnists, greets MOSHE KOL, member
of the Jewish Agency in charge of Youth Immigration;
JOSEPH SERLIN, General Zionist member of the Knesset;
and ITZHAK KUBOWITZKI, managing director of the
General Zionist Constructive Fund who have arrived in this
country for discussions with American Zionist leaders.

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A nation-
wide drive to enroll 100,000 new
members in the Zionist Organ-
ization of America during the
next six weeks was announced
here by Daniel Frisch, president
a the ZOA, addressing a' public
reception in honor of three visit-
ing Israel General Zionist lead-
ers.
Frisch said: "American Jews
are an. integral part of the
American community-,--for them
the establishment of- Israel repre-
sents the realization of the his-
toric aspirations of the Jewish
people."
It should be clear; he contin.-
tied, that their "political alle-
giance is in nowise affected by
the emergence of Israel. The
bogey of dual allegiance con-
jured up by some who should
know better is just pure inven-
tion." -
Frisch called upon the Demo-
cratic. and Republican senatorial
candidates, former Governor
Herbert Lehman and John Fos-
ter Dulles, to record publicly
their stand on the Jerusalem
issue and that they urge the
U.S. government to repudiate
what he termed the unjust and
impractical plan of the UN Com-
mission on Palestine to sever
Jerusalem, the city of Zion,
from Israel.

N. Y. Probation Expert
To Aid Israel Cdurts

NEW YORK (JTA)—Edmond
Fitzgerald, chief probation of-
ficer of Kings County Court
here, will leave for Israel next
month to aid the new state re-
organize its court parole system.
He also will help Israel plan a
probation system patterned
after the procedure set up • in
this city, which • is considered
one of the finest in the world.
Fitzgerald, a native of Eire, re-
called he played football with
Israel Chief Rabbi Isaac Halevi
Herzog when the latter resided
in Ireland.

tHistadrut Agrees -
To Freeze Pay Cut

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Repre-
sentatives of the Histradrut and
the employers association here
have reached an agreement pro-
viding that one-third of the cost
of living allowance, which will
be cut from iworkers' wages as
a result of the decline in the
government index, will be frozen
with the government, pending
publication of the next quarter's
cost of living index.
Meanwhile, it was reported the
cost of living has been reduced
37 points in the first five months
of Israel's austerity program.
The drop includes a 22 per cent
reduction in food prices, an es-
timated $20 monthly saving fcir
an average family of four.

83 Jewish Immigrants
Arrive; Housed by USNA

NEW YORK (JTA)—The ves-
sel Gen. Black docked in New
York with 83 Jewish refugee im-
migrants sponsored by the Unit-
ed Service for New Americans.
The newcomers were greeted by
USNA port workers and will be
cared for at the USNA shelter
until they are sent to various
cities where they will be reset-
tled.

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Manes Austerlic, born Warszawa, Po-
land. seeking Perla Stein (nee•Rojman),
daughter of Maurice and Rebeca.
Ignatz Chraielnicki of Vienna, seeking
uncle, Barthhimew or Gregory Chmielnicki.
Frida •Frajlich, now in France, seeking
uncles Charles and Jack Wolomfski: also
aunt, maiden name, Sara Lea DoskOws-
kaja.
Chidionescu, R., of Bucharest, Romania,
seeking Isador Goldstein, formerly at
8150 Cameron.
Mrs. Robert V. Hauer, of Detroit, seek-
ing Mr. Alfred Schwarz for a Miss Steir-
meyer, now living in Bavaria.
Saul Hochberg. now in New Zealand,
seeking Rose and Fred Roth, formerly of
New York.
Basia Katz from Dnepropetrovsk, seek- .
ing relatives Chaim or Aron Katz.
Rachil Grenberg, daughter of Josef of
Shvir Gub., seeking relatives Boris or
Chaya • Stein. .
Guta Kleiner, nee Feldman, of Mon-
treal, Canada, seeking Louise Kahan, born
in Warsaw. Poland.
Cywia Madrzak of Warsaw, Poland,
seeking Abram Cynamon, born Wyszkow;
also seeking Izmul Cynamon and three
sisters.
Abraham Rabinovitch of Shanghai,
China, seeking brother, Joseph Rabino-
vitch, born in Odessa.
Janis Saks, U. S. Zone Germany, seek-
ing Karlis Soks, born Balvos, Latvia.
Modechai Sternberg and Shikun Chad-
ash of Bat Yam, Israel, seeking Frank
Spitzer, born Oradia, Rumania.
Erika Von Tempelhoff of the Russian
Zone, seeking Sehlama Kowa!, Jakob
Kowal. Malke Kowal, Gustava Kowal of
Poland.
Marion Waldolny- of Germany seeking
Ferdynand Waldolny of Poland, a bro-
ther, or Bronislaw Waldolny, his. son.
Yurek Werthaiser from Poland seek-
ing Aunt Bella Pejsek from Chestochow;
Poland, and Ester Grossberg, nee Pesach.

Descendants of Lost Tribes
Seen Returning to Israel

•LONDON, (JTA)—A Jewish
Agency spokesman said this week
the countries from which thou-
sands of Jewish immigrants
were reported streaming to Is-
rael in repotts emanating from
Tel Aviv earlier were Tripolitania
and Morocco.
In Tel Aviv, Zvi Herman, chief
of, the Jewish Agency's absorp-
tion department, said "new
and urgent sources of 'Jewish
emigration have been discovered,
including descendants - of Lost
Tribes of Israel in Djibouti in
French Somaliland and , on the
Bahrein islands, in the Persian
Gulf." He predicted mass
migration to' Israel from North
Africa will coincide with the
closing of the pp camps in Ger-,
many on Jan. 1, 1950.
More than 153,000 immigrants
reached Israel between March 1
and Sept. • 30, and more than
14,000 tourists came in the same
period, the Israel government
announced. In that time, more
than 11,000 exit permits were
issued to residents.
Dr. Leo Bieck, former chief
Rabbi of Berlin and now head of
the World Union for Progressive
J udaism, this week appealed to
British Jews for contributions
for the „relief' of 1,000 Arabs in
the Old City of Jerusalem who
are in a "dreadful plight" and
who are technically not refugees
and are therefore not entitled
to UN assistance.

First Polish Jews Leaving
For IsraePThis Week
WARSAW, (JTA)—The first
group of Polish Jews to leave
for Israel were slated to depart,
via Italy, this week, it was re-
ported here.
At the same time, it was
learned that the government
has refused to grant its first two
exit visas for Jews who wish to
migrate to_•Israel. One of_ the
men involved is a highly placed
engineer in a state factory and
the other is accused of having
collaborated with the Nazis dur-
ing the occupation. MeanWhile,
about 40 visas are being issued
daily to Jews.

DR: B. BENEDICT GLAZER
will be in the South next week.
On Oct. 31, he will be principal
speaker at the sixth 'biennial
convention of the Mississippi
Federation of Temple Sister-.
hoods' in Natchez. On Nov. 1, he
will address members of Temple
Sinai in New Orleans, La.

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made by the General Committee
of Liberated Jews in the British
zone of Germany _regarding a
memorial honoring victims of
the Bergen-Belsen death camp
was endorsed by the World Jew-
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