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Canada Opens Doors to Nazis 8—THE JEWISH NEWS

MONTREAL, (JTA)—Notwith-

Friday, December 8, 1950

standing a protest by the Cana-
dian Jewish Congress that "the
A Jewish News subscription
admission of Nazis among any insures you complete weekly
German immigrants who may be coverage of the Jewish scene.
allowed into this country will Only $3 per year.
endanger the harmonious pat-
tern of Canadian life and will
complicate the security problems
LAMPS REPAIRED
of the country," authorities are
Rewired, Refinished, Parts Replaced
'LAMPS
MADE FROM ANYTHING!'
proceeding with their plans to
BIG SELECTION OF SHADES
open the gates of this country
Free Pickup and Delivery
GIFTS AND LAMPS IN STOCK
to German nationals.

NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Sy-
nagogue Council of America,
representing Orthodox, Conser-
vative and Reform congregations
in this country, announced that
religious ceremonial objects
looted by the Nazis from Euro-
pean synagogues and recently
reclaimed will be distributed to
synagogues throughout the U.S.
Every two minutes someone
Assembled and brought to the enters a mental hospital for
United States by Jewish Cul- treatment, observation or care.
tural Reconstruction, Inc., the
ceremonial objects "will be given
primarily for use in religious
worship to congregations who do
not possess such objects and
cannot otherwise obtain them."
If there is a substantiated claim
of ownership within two years,
the ceremonials must, however,
be returned.

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An Invitation

To. See

Contributing to huge success of the National Council of Jewish
Women's Preview Prize Party were (seated left to right) Mesdames
JOSEPH SLATKIN area fund raising chairman, LILLIAN LEWIS,
chairman of ushers and E. BRYCE ALPERN, one of the ushers;
(Standing) Mesdames JAY RICHARD COOPER, donation drive
worker, and WALLACE ROBERTS, an area chairman. The party
took place Dec. 4 at the Royal Theater where an English film was
screened for the first time in Detroit. Bundles of clothing received
from the party will replenish the stock of the Council's Re-Sale
shop, from which proceeds are used for overseas projects.

,

On the Record

By NATHAN ZIPRIN

(Copyright, 1950, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate,

UN Unanimously Votes Sum
Aiding Israel Arab Refugees

LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)—In a

record two-minute vote, the
United Nations General Assem-
bly approved a proposal to raise
a $50,000,000 fund for the "rein-
tegration" of Palestine Arab ref-
ugees. The hand-vote, which
came 'Without any prior debate
in the Assembly, was 46 to 0,
with six abstentions.

Robert Nathan's resignation as economic advisor to the Jewish
Agency will become official before this appears in print.
Leo Pressman, noted labor lawyer, is leaving for Israel for an
important mission
. He will stay there two months or more .. .
who just
Lord Samuel, the first Palestine High
reached the age of 80, is said to have turned completely orthodox.
People close to him say in the past few years he has been strictly
observing all orthodox practices.

Philadelphia Story:

1951

New Year Dinner Dance

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After Mr. and Mrs. Holtz of Philadelphia announced a gift for
the establishment of a trade school in Israel they became the
targets of anti-Semitism. They received a number of calls de-
nouncing them for giving their money to Israel_ instead of to
American institutions. At first the Holtz's thought the threats
came from cranks. But when the calls mounted they called the
police and for a week a police guard watched their home against
a possible attack.
Bon Mot:
When Defense Secretary Mashall addressed the Weizmann
Institute dinner last week he remarked that Moses was the archi-
tect of selective service but that the deferments Moses granted
could not be wisely used today. Under Mosaic Law the weak in
spirit, the builders of still undedicated homes and those who were
about to consumate the marriage union were excused from mili-
tary service.

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Facts and Figures:

More men than women speak Hebrew in Israel. Over 68% of
Tel Aviv's residents speak Hebrew. Jerusalem is only 3 points be-
hind while in Haifa only 57% employ Hebrew. A breakdown of the
statistics shows that 71 per cent of the men in Jerusalem speak
Hebrew against 61 per cent for women; in Tel Aviv the ratio is
74 to 62 for women; in Haifa it is 62 to 51; in Tiberias it is 72 to
'57 and in Safed, bastion of chassidism and mysticism, it is 52 to 39.

Sabbath. Observers
Fined; Case to Go
To Highest Court

The Court of Appeals of New
York State upheld, by unani 7
mous decision, the conviction of
two New York City kosher meat
dealers, fined $10 each for sell-
ing on Sunday, in violation of
a state law prohibiting certain
sales on the Sabbath.
The American Jewish Con-
gress, which fought the case of
the defendants, Sam Friedman
and Sam ,Praska, both of the
lower east side of New York, up
from Special Sessions through
the higher courts, said the case
would be carried to the U.S.
Supreme Court.
It has been the stand of the
clefendents that since they did
not do business on Saturday,
they had the Constitutional
right to sell on Sunday.

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