16—THE JEWISH NEWS
Some Bring Machinery, Refrigerators
Committee Forms to Promote Sale
Of Hebrew Encyclopedia in Detroit
Friday, November 11, 1949
Beth Lid _Reception Camp
Full of `Gescheft' Seekers
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By PHILIP SI,OMOVITZ
' BETH LID CAMP, Israel—The big story about Israel_
is here—and at the St. Luke reception camp near Haifa, the
first clearing point for the newcomers.
The tens of thousands who have been arriving in Israel
are cleared at the latter camp. Many arrive with all their
possessions.
Jewish Agency Starts
Worldwide Broadcasts
JERUSALEM, (JTA)
e
series of experimental broad-
casts by the Jewish Agency here
to Jewish communities through-
out the world began last week in
Hebrew, Yiddish, English,
French and Spanish.
The chief objectives of the ex-
perimental casts are to find
suitable wavelengths and to test
reception conditions in various
world capitals.
Some bring machinery, sewing mortality is. less than 1 per cent.
machines, stoves refrigerators
Thus, working against great
ready for settlement.
odds, the heroes at Hedera and
There were 22,000 at Beth Lid at Bet Lid and at St. Luke's
• when Nye first reached this camp. camp are working against great
Israel Zangwill would have re- odds but are triumphing.
written his "Melting Pot" had he
The doctors are underzaid,
seen the conglomeration of Jews they work many hours a 'Say,
who come here from Europe and and are willing to carry on. It
Africa, from Romania arta Mor- is natm•al that they should won-
TEL AVIV. — Israel's news-
occo, from the East - and the der: will means be provided to
West.
help them go on without in- papers are most confusing.
There is no such product here
creasing difficulties.
Seek Only Gescheft
as an independent arid impartial
This camp, near the beautiful
Only One Solution
publication.
city of Natbania and the gar-
In one of the camps we saw
Every paper is dominated by
den spot built by German Jews kitchens in which food is pre-
known as Nahariah, presents a pared in accordance with dietary some party viewpoint. S o m e,
drab picture of people in search laws for the tens of thousands. however, are more biased than
of a new home where they ex- The signs "HALAV" and others.
The opinion here is if one de-
pect to find luxury but where "BASAR" indicate that meat
they must buckle down to work. and milk are not mixed. Many sires to have the best possible
They are mostly former shop- of the olim insist on eating in view of what is happening he
keepers Who again seek only one their tents because they want to should read the Davar for the
view of the Socialist gov-
thing—GESCHEFT. But there guard their meager ;possessions. official
ernment
and the Haboker for
isn't an overabundance of bus-
']here is danger of disease, of
- Mess and it is not easy for these attracting rats. But there is the opposition.
Shadow of Davar
earr people to go to the collective or only one solution: housing.
The once courageous Pales-
cooperative settlements.
-There is only one Jewish com-
The result is a terrific prob- munity that can solve this prob- tine Post now is merely a shell
of its old self. It was a brave de-
lem which world Jewry must lem: American Jewry.
fender of Jewish rights under
recognize as its own. Israel is
In the Kupat Cholim hospitals, the British. Today it is a shadow
willing to absorb them; world we were told, mortality in
Jewry must provide the means maternity cases is .002 per of the Davar. Apparently its
for housing, for eventual mass thousand—one of the best re- owner and former publisher, now
director of the public informa-
colonization, for their care until cords in the world.
tion department, reflects the re-
they find their rightful place
here.
Live in Tents, Grumble
Many of these people are
frightened • by the f as t - ap-
proaching winter. The y are
afraid of the rains, of the cold
that must penetrate their tents.
PEACOCK DELICATESSEN & RESTAURANT
And they grumble.
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In Beth Lid we saw the only
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• semblance
of gambling. Often
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there are fights 'among the new-
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take a lot of money to provide
for the ever-increasing number
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of people who temporarily must
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At Nathaniya, at the Mach-
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aneh Aliyah Hanaar, where 90
per cent of the children are or-
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AFTER THEATRE MUST. SMART FOLKS THAT EAT OUT
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Good food served appetizingly in .pleasant surroundings
of a strong element for Israel—
they are the future builders of ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods.
new cities and new cooperative Steaks, Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
settlements. But first they must Hamburgers. "Served as you like it."
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work and study. Large sums are
FREDSON'S RESTAURANT a
necessary to cure them of tra-
Rabbi Morris Adler, Lawrence
W. Crohn and Bernard Isaacs
joined forces on Tuesday to
form a committee to introduce
the new Encyclopedia Hebraica
to the Jews of Detroit.
At the committee's first meet-
ing, at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Albert Bernstein, Rabbi Adler in-
troduced Moshe Weizman of Is-
rael, now touring the U. S. on
behalf of the Encyclopedia.
Weizrnan described the Encyclo-
pedia as consisting of 16 vol-
umes, one of which has already
been published. The second wiU
soon be ready for distribution.
The committee formed at the
meeting consists of: Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler, Bernard Isaacs, Rabbi
Leon Fram, Maurice Zackheim,
Louis LaMed, Bernard Milinsky,
Dr. A. W. Sanders, Sol Edelman,
Spencer S. Fishbaine and Dr. A.
E. Bernstein.
The committee expects to en-
large its membership to include
community leaders interested in
the sale of the publication. Their
object is to interest individuals
and organizations in purchasing
sets for themselves or for libra-
ries, here and in Israel.
For information regarding the
Encyclopedia, contact Weizman
at 3215 Blaine, TY. 6-5695; Rabbi
strictions of his own position in Adler at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
the government in the colums of
or Isaacs at the `Rose Sittig Co-
his newspaper.
There ia this, however, to be hen Bldg.
said about the two men in the
The story of Romeo and Juliet
PIO — the Public Information
Department in charge of the was popular in Italy before
foreign press division — Moshe Shakespeare wrote his famous
Perlman and Lionel Peyten: they
are able men, friendly, helpful, tragedy.
understanding. More men like
them are needed in Israel.
Israel's Newspapers Dominated
By Rival Factions, Confuse Readers
MAJORS CAFE
Good Food Is Good Health
choma.
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Needs Engineers
e Incidentally, Israel needs •
trained engineers and mechan-
ics. The Haifa Technion is fill-
ing some needs but not all the
requirements. American engin-
eers can contribute a great deal
here, but there is no hope of
getting them to come until the
housing problem is solved.
For that matter, Israel could
use some good American news- • •
papermen. A good English daily 0
would be valuable to the land.
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Successful Operations
At the - Nathaniya children's
camp in recent weeks there were
150 eye operations and all were
successful.
Nathan Gosherg, a former
Holland rabbi, ably manages
some of the activities here. Work
w i t h the children requires as
much courage as work on the
land. Their task can be made
easier.
The question is: How will
American Jewry respond to this
great heed in the coming year?
At Hedra, we visited the only
maternity hospital for the ()Lily
—the new immigrants.
Dr. Sigmund Peitzer, - w h o
came from Poland, and Dr. Alin
Nager, from Vienna, are the only
physicians. They are working
with only one trained nurse and
with 11 untrained assistants.
Kurt Gold, the direetor, is one
of the most brilliant young men
we have met in Israel.
40 Births in Six Days
From Oct. 1 to 6 there were 40
• births in this crowded hospital
many of whose patients have to
occupy beds in the corridors.
Some of the patients, who came
from primitive countries, had to
be taught to sleep in beds.
In the last 15 months there
were 1,174 births. There was
only one fatality among the
mothersand this woman's life
was given before she entered the
hospital — and the children's
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