6—THE JEWISH NEWS

Holzman, Adler Will Address Closing
Histadrut Rally at Synagogue Sunday

HILLEL AND AVIVA RABINADOV

'ore than 1500 workers and contributors for the 1950
Detroit Histadrut (Geverkshaften) Campaign are expected
to attend the formal closing of the drive Sunday night at
Northwest Synagogue, Curtis at Santa Rosa. They will dem-
onstrate their continued support of the Histadrut and pledge
their all-out efforts to ensure the continued immigration and

productivization of the thou-/-:
sands of newcomers entering ah and the creation of Israel.
His instrument, a hand-made
Israel.
Keynote speaker will be Ar- hollow-reeded flute, has been in
thur D. Holzman, lecturer and use in Israel by shepherds for
radio commentator, whose several thousand years.
He is accompanied by his wife,
broadcasts from Israel earned
him a citation from Israel's Aviva, who narrates the stories
President, Chaim Weizmann, for of the melodies he plays and
his "service rendered both to joins him in singing native folk
the State of Israel and for pro- songs, the chants of the Arabs
moting good relations with ra- and the tunes of the Yemenite
dio listeners in the United Jews.
The Study Club Chorus, ac-
States."
Holzman, American-born for- companied by Rose Bassin Stein,
eign correspondent and Harvard will present a group of Israel
Law School graduate, served in and Yiddish tunes.
the U.S. Navy air arm and first
visited Palestine as a corres- Israel to Be Given
pondent in early 1947. In De-
cember, 1947, he returned to Potash Co. Control
Palestine with his wife and
JERUSALEM, ( J TA ) — The
child, and has lived there ever
since. For a year and a half, Knesset Finance Committee an-
his daily shortwave broadcasts nounced the general conditions
direct from Tel Aviv on the pro- under which it would reaffirm
gram "Report from Israel" the Mandatory regime's conces-
reached thousands of listeners sion to the Palestine Potash
Company for the exploitation of
in the U. S.
the Dead Sea's mineral re-
Rabbi Morris Adler will be sources.
, The terms would place
the principal local speaker at control of the company in' the
this concluding Histadrut hands of Israel individuals and
rally.
institutions, including the gov-
The musical program Sunday ernment.
'will feature Hillel and Aviva
The company must immedi-
Rabinadov, Israel artists, and
the Music Study Club Chorus, ately launch a program to trans-
under the direction of Detroit's fer its main, offices to this
country by the end'of 1950. The
Dan Frohman.
Hillel Rabinadov, known as corporation must also make
Israel's shepherd flutist, with available sufficient voting shares
his Hebrew songs and music, to Israel individuals and insti-
leads the listeners from the days tutions to give them majority
of King of David to the Hagan- control.
The corporation must also
agree to negotiate with the
No More Gift Cars
Israel Government for nation-
alization of the plant, on one
In Israel; Stringent
year's notice. Adequate compen-
Tourist Rules Listed
sation would be granted the
company by the government in
Direct JTA Teletype Wires
the event the plant were nation-
To The Jewish News
alized.
NEW YORK—The govern-
The company must raise by
ment of Israel will no longer
the end of this year at least
grant permission for impor-
2,000,000 pounds in foreign cur-
tation of automobiles as gifts
rency to improve its plant on
for residents of Israel,_ Arthur
the southern shores of the Dead
Laurie, Consul General in
Sea.
New 'York, announced Tues-
The Israel Government will
day. The government's action
contribute $2,500.000 toward the
was taken after it was learn-
development of the corporation's
ed that many gift shipments
facilities.
were not bona fide transac-
tions and were violating im-
port and currency regulations
Lowdermilk Sees Great
to the detriment of the state's
Possibilities
for Israel
economy.
"Tourists who wish to use
TEL AVIV—(JTA)—Dr. Walter
their cars during trips in
Clay Lowdermilk, American soil
Israel may do so by securing
conservation authority who has
a carnet de passage from the
been visiting Israel, said that
American Automobile Asso-
ciation prior to their depart- Tel Aviv is better off for water
than Los Angeles. The amount
ure, or by posting a bond
of rain going underground in
with Israel customs officials
Israel is greater than in Cali-
upon their arrival," Lourie
fornia, he added.
said. "The bond will be re-
Dr. Lowdermilk declared that
turned when they take the
he saw "vast, unexploited graz-
car out of the country."
ing possibilities" in the Jewish
Tourists are forbidden to
state. Forests, he added, should
sell or leave their cars in
be planted only on land where
Israel unless they secure an
import license in advance of food cultivation or grazing is
arrival. Cars illegally brought not possible. The U.S. soil ex-
into the country or left for pert expressed the conviction
that his proposal for a Jordon
sale without an import license
will he subject to confisca- Valley Authority, similar to the
TVA, will eventually be imple-
fornia, he added.

Friday, March 17, 1950

Morgenthau. Asks Aid
To Settle Iraqi Jews

The decision of the Iraqi gov-
ernment to permit the free emi-
gration of Jews has confronted
the United Jewish Appeal with
"a new and unexpected situa-
tion," Henry Morgenthau, Jr.,
general chairman of the United
Jewish Appeal, warned.
Speaking in New York City,
two days after the Iraqi govern-
ment's decision was made pub-
lic, Mor genthau reported
that "during the past year, the
Jewish community of Iraq, con-
sisting of from 100,000 to 150,000
men, women and children, has
been subjected to severe restric-
tions and persecutions. Up to
this week they were not able
to get out. Now that the exit
doors are about to be opened,
the great majority of them want
to go to Israel."
In his address, at the opening
ARTHUR D. HOLZMAN
dinner of the 1950 drive of the
UJA of Greater New York, the
UJA chairman pointed out that
Romania, Polish Courts in view of the developments in
Sentence War Criminals Iraq, the current estimates of
a total of 150,000 immigrants
BUCHAREST — (JTA) — A into Israel during 1950 "will have
Bucharest court of professional to be revised upward".
judges and "lay assessors" this To Spur Dancers in
week imposed a sentence of 25 Creating Choreography
To encourage young American
years at hard labor on Ian
Anastiade, former lieutenant in dancers in the development of
the Romanian police, who was choreography relating to Jewish
convicted of war crimes: The life, the Jewish Center Lecture
defendant was also deprived of Bureau of the National Jewish
civil rights and his property Welfare Board has announced
ordered confiscated. During the that for the first time in its
war he was in charge of a history it will sponsor an audi-
police company operating in tions program for dancers. The
Romanian-occupied Russia and auditions will be held at the
was accused of massacring a 92d Stree YM-YHA, Levington.
number of Jewish residents in Ave. and 92nd St., New York
City, Tuesday evening, April 18.
the area.
Vasile Ungureaunu, of Buko-
The area of U. S. national
vina, was sentenced to ten years'
imprisonment and loss of civil forests is 228,759,969 acres.
rights because he conducted a
campaign of "terror against the
Jewish population" in 1940 and
1941. Nicholas Dumitru, former
Iron Guard member, was .sen-
tenced to ten years imprison-
ment for "forcing Jewish shop-
keepers to surrender their goods gefilte fish of its best, with that
to him at gunpoint."
old-time taste and tenderness!

its taste and quality
have no equal!

Polish Officer to Die
For. Denouncing Jews
WARSAW
(JTA) — Adolf

—

Hominsky, Polish Army officer,
was sentenced to death this
week for denouncing Jews to
the Gestapo during the German
occupation. It was established at
the trial that in 1940 he served
as a Gestapo informer, system-
atically reporting on Jews after
extorting large sums of money
from them.

Sidney M. Levine

Certified Public Accountant

Announces the Opening
Of His Offices For
The Practice of Accounting
and Taxation at

26,

NEW YORK
(JTA)—Israel
Consul-General in New York,
Arthur Laurie, addressing 3,000
delegates attending a conference
of the Council of Organizations
of the United Jewish Appeal of
Greater New York, declared that
"the present situation in Israel
in the immigrant camps is so
serious that it is taking on the
character of a calamity which is
liable to affect the very exist-
ence of Israel."

At Last

in
Detroit and
Michigan

THE VVINE
YOU HAVE
BEEN
WAITING

FOR

KEDEM
culD

STRICTLY KOSHER ROYAL

SACRAMENTAL

WINE

Product of Royal

Wine Co.

MANUFACTURED BY RABBIS

Sanctioned by
The Union of Orthodox Rabbis 40

the United States and Canada;

and Vaad Harabortim of Detroit

Available in
Fifths - Half Gallons - Gallons

DISTRIBUTED BY

NATIONAL
WHOLESALE
GROCERS CO.

Distributors of

MANISCHEWITZ
MATZO

and Other Products

GEFILTE
..."'

ROKEACH'S
KOSHER PRODUCTS

*

* *

TO Shut P•O'

L':',4,!AIVS021witz. (0 14PAN , .?
6 1 " °"

1 W;

A

complete line of other

Passover Products

*

*

8938 Twelfth Street
Detroit 6, Michigan

2051 GUARDIAN

DETROIT

Lourie Warns of Calamity
In Immigrant Camps

BLDG.
MICHIGAN

WO. 1-0460
March 20, 1950

TR. 1-0606

THE DETROIT JEWISH COMMUNITY
IS INVITED TO THE
FORMAL CLOSING and DEMONSTRATION

OF THE

1950 ISRAEL HISTADRUT CA 'PAIGN
SUNDAY EVENING MARCH 19th, 8P.M.

Northwest Hebrew Congregation, Curtis nr. Livernois

Guests

ARTHUR HOLZMAN, Noted Commentator, "Voice of Israel" Radio Station
RABBI MORRIS ADLER, Cong. Sharrey Zedek
HILLEL RABINADOV, Israeli Shepherd Flutist

"AVIVA," Stirring Interpreter of Yeminite Melodies

MUSIC STUDY CHORUS - DAN FROHMAN - DIRECTOR

ROSE BASSIN STEIN, Accompanist

FOR ADM/SSION CARDS CALL

DETROIT ISRAEL HISTADRUT CAMPAIGN

13722 LINWOOD

TO. 9-8660

1