In-Service Institute
Planned by Pa

That professional staff mem-
bers of Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion agencies may better under-
ture, program and philosophy of
organized community service,
the executive directors of these
agencies plan an In-Service
Training Institute, beginning
next year.
Harold Silver, chairman of
the Institute, announced that
opening sessions will be held
Jan. 14 and 15 at the Jewish
Community Center. Subsequent
meetings will be held Monday
evenings from Jan. 23 through
Feb. 20.
'Registration is open to all
professional staff members of
member agencies of the Jewish
Welfare Federation. The group
will be limited to 40 persons and
registration ends Dec. 15.
Local agency staff members
participating in the program in-
elude William Avrunin, Albert
Cohen, S. JoSeph Fauman, Gold-
le Goldstein, Bernard Isaacs,
Herman Jacobs, Boris M. Joffe,
Walter Klein, Frank Lowenberg,
Rachel Manela, Herman Mar-
gulies, Samuel Neuschatz, Mor-
ris Nobel, Selma Sampliner,
Irwin Shaw, Harold Silver, Isa-
dore Sobeloff and Harold Weiss.

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Men's Clubs

HENRY MORGENTHAU
LODGE, Bnai Brith, will meet at
8:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 19, at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Hall. A
talk by a T man from the Bu-
reau of Narcotics will be fea-
tured. The lodge is first on a
percentage basis in the current
membership campaign, accord-
ing to the president, Jack Ca-
Blinker. Carnival nite commit-
tee met at the home of Len
Klevansky, to plan the affair to
be held at United Dairy Workers
Hall, Feb. 25.

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A membership brunch was
held Sunday morning, Dec, 4, by
GEORGE GERSHWIN LODGE.
Immediately following this, the
men went out . on a "Knock on
Every Jewish Door" campaign,
to sign up new members.
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On Dec. 13, the Bnai Brith of
Detroit will entertain the vet-
erans at the Dearborn Veterans
Hospital with a two-hour pro-
fessional wrestling show from
Arena Gardens. Refreshments
will be served. The program is
sponsored by HARRY B. KEI-
DAN LODGE, of which Joel
Jacobs is chairthan of veterans'
affairs.
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SIGMA ALPHA MU fraternity
at the University of Michigan in
Ann Arbor had its 26th annual
pledge formal Saturday, Dec. 3.
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PERFECTION LODGE F. and
A. M. holds its annual installa-
tion of officers at a dinner dance
in the Fountain Ballroom of Ma-
sonic Temple at 6:30 p.m., Wed-
nesday, Dec. 14.
Officers-elect for 1950 will be
installed at a formal ceremony
following dinner, to be held at
8:30, with dancing at 9. Philip
Langwald is retiring as Worship-
ful Master. Reservations must be
in by Monday, Dec. 12.
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Dr. A. A. Winkler is the new
president of the MEN'S CLUB of
BETH AARON SYNAGOGUE.
The first meeting to be presided
over by the new officers will be
held at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday,
Dec. 14 in the synagogue social
hall. A report will be given by
the executive board and . a social
evening will follow the business
b
session.

Divorcees Seek Entrance
To Israel from Poland

WARSAW (JTA) — More than
/0 cases of non-Jewish husbands
divorcing their Jewish wives,
whose lives they saved by the
Marriages during the Nazi oc-
cupation of Poland, have come
to the attention of the Israeli
consulate here. In all cases the
Women—some of those divorces
are not yet completed—have ap-
plied - for visas for the Jewish

state.

Mosaic Lodge Installs
Officers Next Monday

Mosiac Lodge will have a din-
ner and public installation hon-
oring David S. Berman, wor-
shipful master-elect and other

Jewish DP Families
Israel Will Aid
Palestine Pilgrims To Farm in Canada
YORK—Eleven. Jewish
During Holy Year DP NEW
families who will each • be

ROME (JTA)—The Israel le-
gation here announced in the
Vatican newspaper, Osservatore
Romano, that everything possi-
ble is being done to facilitate
the pilgrimages to Jerusalem
and other Holy Places in Israel
during the forthcoming Vatican-
proclaimed Holy Year. Pilgrims
will be permitted to cross the
Israel-Arab lines in both direc-
tions, the announcement added.
Refusal by Transjordan to
permit Holy Year pilgrims to
enter Transjordan-occupied ter-
ritory from Israel will mean
that the majority of the visitors
will pass through Beirut, UN of-
ficials said. It was reported that
Amman authorities have begun
talks to set up an air shuttle
service linking the Kalandia air-
field near here with Cairo and
Damascus.

provided with a 'farm worth up
to $20,000 in Canada, by the
Jewish Colonization Association,
(JCA), arrived in Halifax, Sam-
uel A. Telsey, president of HIAS
(Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society)
which arranged the immigration
of the DPs, disclosed. Dr; Kurt
Reigner, JCA representative in
Europe, asserted that many. more
will be afforded the same op-
portunity in the near future.

Friday, December 9, 1949

Polish Mizrachi Branch
Votes to Dissolve Itself

WARSAW (JTA)—The central
committee of Mizrachi of Po-
land, at a meeting held in Lodz,
decided to dissolve. Most Miz-
rachi members already have left
Poland for Israel while the few
remaining are planning to fol-
low shortly.

Egypt Purchases More
British Navy Frigates
LONDON (JTA)—The Egyp-
tian Government signed a con-
Israel Won't Compel
tract for the immediate delivery
Accounting of Gold -
of three additional frigates from
TEL AVIV — (JTA) — David the British Navy, thus bringing
Horowitz, director-general of the the Cairo Government purchases
Israel Finance Ministry, denied within four weeks up to a total
that the government was plan- of six warships, three of which
ning to compel citizens to de- have already been delivered to
clare their gold holdings.
the Egyptian Navy.

Bigelow
TV Dunninger Show

As shown on the

Massachusetts Names Educator
To Administer Bias Law

DAVID S. BERMAN

newly-elected officers, Monday,
Dec. 12. Dinner will be served
in the Fountain Ballroom of
Masonic Temple at 6:30 p.m.,
after which the installation will
be conducted by past masters of
Mosaic Lodge.
Theodore Isaacs, p.m., will act
as the most worshipful grand
master; Karl V. Stolle, p.m.,
right worshipful grand chap-
lain; Evan E. Whaley, p.m., right
worshipful grand secretary, and
Dr. Joseph 0. Starman, p.m.,
right worshipful grand Marshall.
Other officers include Herbert
I. Grossman, senior warden;
Henry Hertzberg, junior warden
Sam Freedman, treasurer; Dr.
Louis Markle, p.m., secretary;
Alfred Gunsberg, senior deacon,
and' Edward Nolish, junior dea-
con, Sam E. Dashow, marshall;
Irving T. Berman, chaplain.
Herbert I. Grossman, chair-
man of the entertainment com-
mittee, urges that reservations
be made early by calling him;
UN. 3-0228.
Immediately after the cere-
monies, the Fountain Ballroom
will be open for dancing to
music by Mickey Woolf.

BOSTON—(JTA)—Dr. Frank-
lin P. Hawkes has been appoint-
ed director of Fair Education
Practices by the Massachusetts
State Board of Education and
will administer the newly-en-
acted state law forbidding
schools and colleges from prac-
ticing discrimination in admit-
ting students because of race,
religion, color, creed or national
origin. A similar law is now In
effect in New York and New
Jersey.

Rabbi Maimon Denies
Discussing Sanhedrin

TEL AVIV—(JTA)—Press re-
ports claiming that his recent
visit to Europe was for the pur-
pose of discussing the formation
of a Sanhedrin with rabbis over-
seas were denied by Rabbi Judah
L. Maimon, Minister of Religion.
He emphasized that only rabbis
in Israel were competent to de-
cide on establishment of a San-
hedrin. He cited a thesis by Mai-
monides to support his conten-
tion.

Argentine Admits Tourists
Barred from Uruguay

COME

BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—Sev-
en out of a group of 78 Jews
who were unable to land in Uru-
guay although they had tourist
visas were allowed to remain in
Buenos Aires before their ship,
the S. S. Florida, sailed on the
return trip to Europe. Those
allowed to remain have relatives
in Argentina and obtained per-
mits. to stay through the efforts
of the HIAS.

HEAR

Labor Zionist Shekel
Drive Through Jan. 15

A chain of Shekel rallies in
every major city in the United
States during the last week of
November and early half of De-
cember . officially, launched the
nation wide drive of the Labor
Zionist movement for distribu-
tion of a minimum 500,000 she-
kolim by Jan. 15.

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