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`We'll Come Close to Perfection,'
Women Assert, Planning v, ind-Up
For Allied Campaign on May 24
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THE JEWISH
NEWS
Friday, May 18, 1951
Ben-Gurion Congratulates Truman
On Birthday; Discussions Are 'General'
B-G Meets Acheson
"We can't beat perfection—but we may come very close,"
Mrs. John C. Hopp, Allied Jewish CaMpaign chairman for the
Women's Division, says, as women workers en clean-up squads
'are working 'toward equalling the 100% coverage reached last
year. Thursday, May 24, is scheduled as the closing' date of the
women's phase of the Campaign.
Workers in pre-campaign, special gifts and, general solicitation
have already reported $448,000 in pledges, representing "plus"
• money for the three-score causes embodied in the Campaign,,in
addition to gifts made by other members of their families. The
total to date rgpresents more than 90% of the final report of the
Women's Division in 1950.
Most of the outstanding slips are in the hands of general
solicitation_ workers, Mrs. Sidney, J. Karbel, general solicitation
chairman, revealed, as workers in special gifts and pre-campaign
opened their phase of the drive on April 11, and general solicita-
tion began on April 29, with "G-Day." Only 15% of the women's
-prospects remain unsolicited for this year's drive.
—AJP Photo
Smiling broadly, Prime Minis-
ter David Ben-Gurion shakes
hands with towering Secretary
of State Dean Acheson. while
exchanging greetings ' during
the Prime Minister's official
visit to the White House on his
trip to the United. States.
Council Film Indicates
Danger of Communism
Workers in the Women's Division of the 1951 Allied Jewish
Campaign are concentrating on coverage in an effort to equal last
year's final of 100%. Among volunteers who have helped bring in
$448,000 to date are (left to right) Mrs. I. W. KEATS, Mrs. PHILIP
FISHER, Mrs. JACK MEDVIN and Mrs. MURRAY ALTMAN.
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"Communism," a timely film
covering the history of Com-
munism and the manner in
which Communists operate in
the United States, is now avail-
able to organizations from the
-film library of the Jewish Corn
munity Council.
The film, which was produced
by the Unit0 States Department
of the Army, reveals the tactics
used by Communists to bore
within organized groups of all
types in Order "to gain control.
A reservation for the film may
be made by calling Miss Heaven-
rich at the JeWish Community
Council, WO. 3 7 1657.
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Israel's
Premier David Ben-Gurion vis-
ited President Truman and con-
gratulated him on his birthday.
He also presented him with a
Menorah made in 1767. The
President remarked that 1767
marked the birth of Andrew
Jackson.
"We saw eye to eye on all im-
portant( issues," the Israeli Pre-
mier tad reporters later. He said
he discussed with the President
problems concerning peace and
economic development in Israel
and the Middle East. - Asked if
American financial aid to Israel
was discussed, Mr. Ben Gurion
replied that the discussion cov-
ered general topics.
The Israeli Premier said he
told President Truman that he
was very much impressed by his
visit to the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority development project and
pointed out that Israel is at-
tempting such projects on a
smaller scale. "We believe the
main effort • of human beings
should be directed at develop-
ment and construction rather
than production of the goods of
war," Mr. Beni-Gurion told the
reporters.
Mr. Ben-Gurion also conferred
with Secretary of State Dean
Acheson for more than 40 min-
utes. "The main thing we talk-
ed about was h6w to strengthen
•
peace in the Middle East," the
Premier said later.
Secretary Acheson, in, a state-
ment to reporters, declared:
"The Prime Minister and I re-
viewed questions which affect Is-
rael and the United States. We
also discussed peace in the Mid-
dle East and economic questions.
He gave me the benefit of his
views about these subjects and
we talked about them."
Schaver, Brother at
St. Louis Bond Rally
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MORRIS S C H A V E R, promi-
nent Detroit Labor Zionist lead-
er (right), attended the dinner
of the St. Louis Israel bond
drive committee ,in St. Louis,
Mo., held May 6 in honor of his
brother, NATE SHEVER, an ac-
tive leader on the St.; Louis
committee. MRS. SHEVER is at
the left. Robert Nathan, guest
speaker, praised the efforts of
the Schavers in their respective
communities.
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Most of the 15% • of the slips still outstanding in the Women's'
Division of the 1951 Allied Jewish Campaign are in the hands of
general solicitation workers, who are aiming toward a full cleanup
by May 24. Some of the general solicitation workers, pictured
here, are left to right (seated) • Mrs. HERBERT FRANK, Mrs.
STANLEY MICHAELS, division chairman, (standing) Mrs. MAUR-
ICE CLAMAGE, Mrs. SIMON BAER, Mrs. STANLEY FLEISCHAKER
and Mrs. RICHARD KOTZER.
Oil Possibilities in Israel Prompting
Explorations by U.S. Manufacturers
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WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
Israel Government is consider-
ing legal aspects of leasing con-
cessions for oil explorations fol-
lowing a report by Max W: Ball,
a leading American oil con-
sultant, that possibilities of find-
ing oil in. Israel are good enough
to warrant exploration.
Mr. Ball surveyed Israel and
reported each of the "geological
provinces has oil possibilities"
and that "the most promising
are the Negev, the 'foothill belt
of Judea, the coastal plain, and
the Dead Sea-Wadi Arabi rift
valley."
The U.S. Government is
watching Israel's oil possibilities
with great interest because of
the recent seizure of British oil
properties by the people of Iran
and signs of trouble in other
Arab states. Ways of meeting the
oil shortage which might , be
caused by the loss of Iranian or
Arab oil was discussed at an
emergency meeting here recent-
ly.
It was estimated by Mr. Bell
that further exploration will cost
a minimum of $10,000,000 and
that it will take about 18 months
to determine lairther geologic
and geophysical facts. Before oil
may be actually pumped, if it is
found, it may be anywhere from
three to' five years. Mr. Bell
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their clubrooms, 10036 Holmur.
Proceeds will be given to chari-
table organization's.
estimated. He said that as in the
U.S., it is probable that three
or four wells might be drilled
in Israel and found dry before
oil is actually struck.
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