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JNF Contributors Invited to Hear
Crum's Israel Message on Sunday

Officers of the Ladies' Auxil-
iary of the Jewish National
Fund issued a call this week
urging all donors to the current
fund-raising event to attend
the rally Sunday, Jan. 29, at
2:15 p.m., in the main auditor-
ium of the Masonic Temple, to
hear a message regarding lat-
est developments in Israel from
Bartley C. Crum, author of "Be-
hind the Silken Curtain" and
U. S. member of the Anglo-
American Committee of Inquiry
on Palestine.
Crum is returning from
Israel, where he was on a spe-
cial mission this week, to ad-
dress this rally and to bring a
first-hand report of latest hap-
penings there.
Program Greeting .
Mrs. Arthur Selmar is chair-
man of the program. Mrs. Al-
bert Prag, president, and Mrs.
Maurice Steingold, chairman of
th3 donor campaign, will greet
the gathering on Sunday.
The musical program will
feature one of the outstanding
of the younger singers in Amer-
ica, Miklos Gafni, a refugee
from Hungary who is being ac-
claimed widely. Gafni has been

To Speed Building
Government Seat

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Bureau, Planning Department
and the Foreign Currency Con-
trol Department, the announce-
ment said. The first buildings
to be constructed in Jerusalem
as the seat of the government
will be the President's Office,
the Premier's Office and the
Parliament building, it added.
A committee of architects
and engineers is considering
plans to speed up the building
of the government seat in Jeru-
salem on a plot where prepara-
tions for the erection of govern-
ment buildings have already
begun.

called "the voice of his genera-
tion." He will be accompanied
here by Rebecca Frohman.
Participants in this year's
donor event of the JNF are list-
ed in a special supplement in
this issue, Pages 11 to 14.
Women's Work Acclaimed
Speaking here last Thursday,
at a luncheon meeting of a
group of JNF workers, at the
Tuller Hotel, Elias M. Epstein,
head of the JNF office in
Jerusalem, praised the work
of the Detroit JNF Ladies'
Auxiliary and commended the
local community's women work-
ers for land redemption for es-
tablishing the Detroit Nachlah
near Jerusalem.
Epstein reported on the
JNF's
accomplishments and
stated that until the establish-
ment of statehood in Israel the
JNF possessed 1,000,000 dunams
of land. Since then, negotia-
tions were completed for the
acquisition of another million
dunams of land for which JNF
will compensate, through the
Israel government, the former
Arab landowners.
"We are not interested in
confiscations but in compensat-
ing rightful owners," he stated.
New JNF Efforts
He described new efforts of
the JNF, including irrigation
schemes and plans to provide
agricultural settlements with
water. He reported that the cur-
rent plan is to plant 3,000,000
trees in Israel this year; six times
more than in any other previ-
ous year.
William Hordes, who with
Mrs. Hordes were hosts at the
luncheon, told of his own expe-
riences in Israel and of the tre-
mendous accomplishments of
the JNF.
Epstein also was guest of
the Zionist Organization of De-
troit at dinner on Jan. 19, prior
to his address to the ZOD that
night at the Northwest Hebrew
Congregation.

Secrecy to Mark
British-Israel Talks

LONDON — Strict secrecy is
is expected to be maintained on
the progress of the financial
talks between Israel_ and Brit-
ain which started here Thurs-
day, it was 1 earned Tuesday
upon the arrival of the Israel
delegation.
The delegation was met at the
airport by officials of the for-
eign office. Informed quarters
discount the rumors that the
British government intends to
present to Israel counterclaims
amounting to about $150,000,000
to offset the claims which the
Jewish state is presenting to
Britain. The claims and - the
counterclaims on each side will
develop in the course of the
discussions and it is therefore
impossible to name any sum be-
forehand, these quarters stated.

Cobo to Speak
At Beth Yehudah
Comencement

Mayor Albert E. Cobo will de-
liver the commencement address
at the graduation exercises of
Beth Yehudah Schools. Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 1, in the Yes-
hiva auditorium, Dexter at Cort-
land.
Classes from elementary, in-
termediate and high school will
' ---
receive diplomas
An the gradua-
i'tion exercises.
Valedictory ad-
',dresses will be
'delivered by
Esther Schey,
eleinen•ary, and
Robert M a r x,
high school
graduate. Grad-
uates also will
Cobo be addressed by
the president of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah, Rabbi M. J. Wohlgel-
ernter.- Prizes for Hebrew and
English scholarship and citizen-
ship will be awarded.
The following students will re-
ceive diplomas: 6A, Philip Cutler,
Albert Hacker, Susan Mandel-
baum, Esther Schey, Abraham
Selesny, Isaac Tenenbaum ; 9A,
Martin Gordon, Eugene Kraus;
12 A, Robert Marx.

ROSNER FAMILY. CLUB will
meet Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Panzer, 2015
Gladstone.

Care Guarantees Passover
Package Delivery y April 1

In response to numerous re permitted to receive only one
quests, CARE has announced CARE package per month, the
shipment of a special Passover Passover package will not re-
place other food packages.
package for Israel, guaranteed
For additional information or
to arrive by April 1. Orders will the address of convenient out-
be accepted immediately by the lets, contact the Detroit CARE
Detroit CARE committee and committee, 153 E. Elizabeth, De-
troit '7, WO. 1-9852.
other local outlets.

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The package, which sells for
$10 including guaranteed de-
livery, will contain: 30 ounces
veal in natural juices, 30 ounces
beef in natural juices, 30 ounces
beef luncheon meat, 1 pound of
coffee, 1 lb. matzoh meal, 1 lb.
vegetable - shortening, 24 ounces
egg matzoh, and 56 ounces of
condensed milk.
Contents of the package, and
the special arrangements for
the holidays, were made with
the consultation and approval of
the Israel government and the
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con
gregations of America. Although
persons in Israel are normally

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Con69-. Bnai Mosh at
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LAZAR FAMILY CLUB will
meet Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levine,
19319 Prairie.

Friday, January 27, 1950

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ZOD Chapters Join

Three chapters of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit will co-
operate with Cong. Bnai Moshe
for late Sabbath eve services and
an Oneg Shabbat in honor of
Bamisha Asar b'Shevat this Fri-
day, at 8:15 p. m., at the syna-
gogue, Dexter and Lawrence.
Participating in the service
Will be Nathaniel Pernick, Rob-
ert Ettinger and Murray Sel-
born, representing Haifa, Nor-
dau and Chapter I of the ZOD.
Morris Jacobs, president of the
Michigan Zionist Region will
welcome all guests.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will
preach on "How Practical Is
Zionism?"
At the Oneg Shabbat, Leon
Kay, president of the Detroit
Zionist District, James Ellmann
and Max Chomsky will take part
in a symposium. Mrs. Moses
Lehrman will lead community
singing.

6—THE JEWISH NEWS

by Eleanor Roosevelt

from the crowd—out of the limelight—what kind of a husband was Franklin
A WAY
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illness that left its lifelong mark? How did his strong ties to his mother affect his
relations with his wife and his children? You'll find the absorbing answers in "This
I Remember." You'll see treasured family pictures in Mrs. Roosevelt's private album.
You'll learn what a man gains, what he gives up,
when he becomes President. and the price his family
pays for his service to the nation. You'll enjoy
every picture of Eleanor Roosevelt's own revealing
"There are
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and during the world-stirring days in which FDR
se me things
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