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`Tot and Hot' Bowlers—Averages 5 to 147
THE JEWISH NEWS-19 UN
Urges Elimination'
Friday, January 20, 1950
Heard' and Recorded
By NATHAN ZiPRIN
Members of- the United Dairies "Tot and
Hot" bowling league, composed of children
two to 14 years of age, are shown in Hue
shirts and pants which were supplied by
United Dairies. The league is . sanctioned by:
the American Bowling Congress,
Barry Cohen, who is eight years old and
has been bowling -for three years under the
sponsorship of United Dairies, has 'received
many honors for his participation, in various
bowling- events. This _year he is bowling in
the captain-sponsors tournament with Alfred
Weiss, general manager of United Dairies.
The bowling averages range _frorri five
for the youngest to 147' for the oldest. This
The Catholic bloc which sup-:
ported the Jerusalem interna-
tionalization scheme is ready to
back track from its original po-
sition . In fa'ct it is no longer
a secret in UN circles that this
group is now advocating convo-
cation of a special Assembly ses-
sesion to reconsider the 'Jeru-
salem issue . . . However, there
is a fly in the ointment ... This
change of heart is not due to a
suddenly discovered love for
Israel nor to pangs of con-
science . . It stems- oddly
enough from love for Franco.
This bloc would like to make a
deal assuring Spain's admission
to the UN . It hopes to achieve
the end by softening on the
Jerusalem issue in consideration
of pro-Franco votes .. . Such a
political deal would not exactly
displease Vatican circles . . .
The presence of Spain in the
UN would, in the opinion of
those circles, outweigh the re-
treat on the Jerusalem issue.
LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA) — The
United Nations this week took
the first decisive step to combat
prejudice when its Subcommis-
sion On Prevention of Discrimin-
ation and for Protection Of Min-
orities adopted' a resolutiOn call-
ing upon UN member states to
take -all necessary measures to
eliminate every form of discrim-
ination from their schools.
The decision was taken by 10-2
vote, with Soviet Russia and Po-
land oppoSing the measure as
unnecessary in view of the. UN
Charter guararitee against dis-
crimination. The resolution must
be approved* by the Human
Rights Commission and the Eco-
nomic and Social COuncil.
MeCloy Rejects Nazi
Amnesty Plea
FRANKFURT, (JTA)—John J.
McCloy, United States. High
Commissioner for Germany, re-
fus.ed to consider requests for
amnesty for fOrmer high Nazis
sentenced as war criminals.
league is part of the United Dairies program
of sport activities for childreh.
in Calling Ty. 7-5840.7
Agency Authorizes; Drives
For Israel By 10 Groups
Detroit 'Chapter of Hadassah
announces the receipt of a con-
.tribution to Youth Aliyah from
the KEPES FAMILY~ CLUB for
the care of one child for one
NEW YORK—Ten organizations have been .granted year. Funds for this contribu-
authority to conduct car paigns in behalf of Israel &wing tion were raised at a party held,
1950, it was announced by the committee on control and at Bnai Moshe.
authorization of campaigns of the Jewish Agency, with
headquarters in Jerusalem and Nebo" York., -
The Committee, headed in this- country by Dr. Nahum
.
Goldmann, chairthan of the
American Section of the Jew-
ish Agency, 16 E. 66 St., was set
up at the request of the govern
ment of Israel to assure pri-
ority of•the United Jewish Ap-
peal as the major source Of
funds for the absorption and
colonization program in Israel
and to reduce duplication in the
fund-raising field.
• Its work has received the 816-
'dorsenient of the CoUncil of
Jewish Federations and Welfare
Funds, representing the over-
xvhelming majority of Jewish
communities • in this country.,,
The committee. authorized the
f ollowing:
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Hadassah, women's Zionist
organization of America (in-
cluding Junior Hadassah);
National Committee for Labor
Israel (Histadruth cam-
. paign) ; Jewish National Fund
(traditional collections only);
Pioneer Women, women's la-
bor Zionist organization of
America; Mizrachi Women's
Organization -61 America (in-
cluding Junior Mizrachi
Women) ; American Fund for
Israel Institutions; American
Red Mogen .Dovid for Israel
(membership campaign only);
Of Prejudice in Schools
Federated Council of Pales-
tine InStitutions; Material for
Is>E gel , Inc. (materials only);
Women's 'Lea'gue • foi
Inc. (New York area only).
A spokesman for the Jewish
Agency explained that authori-
zation was granted in each case
after submission of formal ap-
plication together with neces-
sary financial data. He empha-
sized that the authorizations do
not imply endorsement, and
that all organizations Whose ap-
plications where approved have
agreed to run their campaigns
so as to . assure priority to the
United Jewish Appeal drive.
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Swedish Section, WJC,
Lists 12,000 Jews
ac '1.1.
STOCKHOLM, (W.J.A.)—Ac-:
According to figureS published
by the World Jewish Congress!
Swedish Section, there are at
present about 16.500 Jews in
Sweden. 12,000 of them are
Swedish citizens, 4,000 refugees
who' arrived in Sweden after
1945, and 500 refugees who ar-
rived before 1945. In 1949, 1,000
refugees left for Israel and •400-
500 emigrated to overseas coun-
tries, chiefly to the U. S.
The' United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit
Gratefully Acknowledge
the Receipt of
a gift to the Scholarship Fund
of the schools from Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron A. Silberblatt of Chi-
cago Blvd., in honor, of Joel
Levi, newly ,born son of David
S. Levi.
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Gill to the Scholarship Fund of
the Schools in memory of his
dearly beloved father, Abraham
Gill.
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