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"Great Expressions of Human
Rights," a volume of 14 historic
documents analyzed by eminent
authorities
edited by Dr. R.C.
M. MacIver,
lumbia Univer-
sity's noted po-
litical philoso-
pher, is to be
published f o
the Institute fo
Religious and
Social Studies
this month.
Dr. MacIver
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The paper on "Financial Plan-
ning in the Synagogue" present-
ed by IRVING I. KATZ, execu-
tive secretary of Temple Beth
El, honorary president of the
National Association of Temple
Secretaries, before the Regional
Conventions of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations
in Jacksonville, Fla., and Hous-
ton, Tex., received favorable
comment in congregational cir-
cles. The first printing has just
come off the press. The Bulle-
tin of the New York Federation
of Reform Synagogues praised
Mr. Katz's paper.
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The appointment of JULIUS
LOMNITZ, veteran community
worker, to head activities of the
Joint Distribution Committee in
South and Central America, suc-
ceeding Jacob B. Lightman in
New Hampshire Camps that position, was announced by
Moses A. Leavitt, JDC executive
Plan Detroit Reunion
vice-chairman.
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Former campers and counsel-
ors of Camp Eagle Point and
Two SUPREME COURT JUS-
Stimson, and guests of Haw- TICES, HUGO BLACK and WIL-
thorne Lodge, are asked to con- LIAM 0. DOUGLAS, have joined
tact Mrs. Ben Lemberg for a two cabinet officers, Secretary
reunion Sunday, April 30, with of the Interior Oscar Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Richman, the camp and Attorney General J. Howard
directors:
McGrath, and an imposing ar-
They and future campers and ray of state and federal legisla-
their parents, can reach Mrs. tors as sponsors of "Salute to
Lemberg at 3280 Pasadena, TO. Israel," the historical pageant
6-0166.
celebrating the first anniver-
The camps, located 21/4 miles sary of Israel's admission' into
apart in New Hampshire's White the United Nations, it was made
Mts. on Rumney Lake, still have known by the Zionist Organiza-
openings for the summer. Lo- tion of America. Written by Ben
cated at high altitudes, they Aronin and directed by Isaac
are in an area free of hay fever Van Grove, "Salute to Israel"
and asthma. The nearby Haw- will be presented by the ZOA at
thorne lodge, for parents and Madison Square Garden, New
guests, is an ideal vacation York, on May 11.
spot.
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Under the auspices of the De-
Seek Elath's Intervention troit Round Table, RABBI IS-
In Falasha Immigration
RAEL I. HALPERN will speak to
the PTA of Schulze Public
WASHINGTON, (JTA)— School on the topic "The Need
Charles Kramer, chairman of for Sympathetic Respect for
the American pro-Falasha Com- Your Neighbor's Religious Be-
mittee, and Dr. Jacques . Feitelo- lief," on April 19.
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vitch, founder and field director
of the Committee, called on Is-
Rabbi Benjamin Schultz of
rael Ambassador Eliahu Elath to New York, head of the Ameri-
inquire into a report that the can-Jewish League against Com-
Israel Government has decided munism, will be featured speak-
not to permit Ethiopian Jews er at a banquet
into the country on the grounds April 16, which:,
that the Falashas allegedly suf- will conclude an
fer from an "inherited and in- "anti-subversive
fectious" disease. The delega- seminar" spon-
tion presented Mr. Elath with a sored April 150'
memorandum denying this al- and 16 in Lan-.
legation.
sing by the Am-
erican Legion
The conference.
UAHC Purchases Site
is designed to
For N.Y. Headquarters give a cross-
section of Mich- Rabbi Schultz
The purchase by the Union of igan's population an intensive
American Hebrew Congregations education in the history and
of the property at the southeast aims of Communism, and has
corner of Fifth Ave. and E. 65th been named the "Wolverine All-
St., New York, opposite Temple American Conference."
Einanu-El, has been announced
by Jacob Aronson, chairman of
the executive board of. the
Union, and Mrs. Louis A. Rosett,
president of the National Fed-
eration of Temple Sisterhoods.
Center Film Series
Continues April 17
The story of one of history's
most despotic rulers will be told
in "Catherine the Great" to be
shown at the Dexter-Davison
Branch of the Center at 9 p.m.
Monday, 'April 17. "Song of the
Negev" a recently received film
on an Israel settlement, also will
be shown.
Zionist Groups Intensify
National Shekel Sales
NEW YORK—Twelve major
Zionist Organizations have in-
tensified their countrywide Shek-
el registration campaigns to
meet their respective sales quo-
tas well in advance of the June
I deadline, according to Charles
Ross of New York, chairman of
the United States Central Shek-
el and Election Board which
coordinates the efforts of its
constituent bodies.
3-Week Israel Air Tour
Planned for U.S. Leaders
The American Fund for Israel
Institutions is arranging a spe-
cial three-week excursion by air
to Israel beginning June 13, to
acquaint American community
leaders with the educational,
cultiirq l and social welfare work
of t:le fund's beneficiaries,
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12—THE JEWISH NEWS
Hashomer Hatzair
To Present Drama
Friday, April 14, 1950
M
tiic
leJ
ILSE SCHILD will present
Beverly Franzblau, Barbara
Kahn, Suzanne Howard, Donna-
Mae Cronovich, T o m Smith,
George Papich in solo and duo-
piano work Saturday evening,
April 15, 8:30 p.m., in Baldwin
Recital Hall.
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The public may witness sneak
previews of the DETROIT
OPERA SOCIETY'S production
of "The Old Maid and the Thief
at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, April 14, 15 and
16, at the Society's studio, 28
W. Warren. The operatic com-
edy by Gian-Carlo Menotti will
be directed by Valter Poole and
Haigh Yaghjian.
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The second concert of the
CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
will be at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday,
April 18, in the Lecture Hall of
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The participa ling artists will be
Joseph Knitzer, violin, George
Poinar, viola, Georges Miquelle,
cello, and Karl Haas, piano. The
program will consist of the
Schumann Piano Quartet in E
flat, the Ravel Duo-Sonata for
Violin and Cello and the Faure
Piano Quartet in C minor.
In the celebration of the sec-
ond anniversary of the estab-
lishment of Israel, Hashomer
Hatzair of Detroit will present
an evening of entertainment at
8:30 p.m. Saturday, April 22, at
Dexter-Davison Jewish Center.
Dov Bar-Nir, Knesset mem-
ber, will be featured speaker.
An original play by Detroiter
David Saferstein, "The Reach
for a Star," will be presented by
members of all age levels of the
halutz movement.
A d i n a and Nachum, Israel
dance interpreters, will complete
the program.
Proceeds from this perform-
ance will be used for expanding
facilities at Camp Negba, the
movement's summer headquar-
ters in the Irish Hills.
Tickets are available at the
Jewish Center.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Morris
Bratt wishes to thank friends
and relatives for the many
kindnesses shown them in their
recent bereavement.
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Levin Post, Auxiliary
Hold Installation
Judge John J. Mahar will be
guest speaker at the joint in-
stallation of Lt. Eli Levin Post,
Jewish War Veterans, and its
auxiliary, at 7:30 p.m., Sunday,
April 16, at the Memorial Home,
Petosky and Davison.
A short history of the post
will be given by the installing
officer, State Department Com-
mander Phil Cantor.
Officers to be installed are:
Jack Kraizman, commander;
Samuel J. Kersh, senior vice-
commander; Irving Feldman,
junior vice commander; Avery
Joseph, Adjutant; Samuel Sink-
off, quartermaster; Abraham
Mayers, officer-of-the-day, and
Ben Shiffman, chaplain.
Refreshments will be served
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