Set Aug. 14 As Date For
World Zionist Congress

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Eliahu
Dobkin, head of the organiza-
tion department of the Jewish
Agency executive, told a press
conference that he has been
empowered by the World Zionist
executive to announce' that the
forthcoming World Zionist Con-
gress • will open in Jerusalem on
Aug. 14.
Mr. Dobkin reported that elec-
tions of delegates to the Con-
gress have already taken place
in more than 40 countries. In
Israel the elections will be held
on June 30. About 1,900,000
shekolim, giving each purchas-
er the right to vote in the elec-
tions, have been sold and 495
delegates will be elected. This
includes 210 delegates from
Israel who will be elected by
665,000 voters.
The Congress will discuss the
desirability of issuing a Jerusa-
lem Proclamation to replace the
Basle Proclamation — issued by
the First World Zionist Congress
in Basle in 1897—in view of the
fact that the aim of the Basle
Proclamation, the establishment
of • a Jewish state, has been
achieved. It will also discuss
the question of broadening the
Jewish Agency, Mr. Dobkin said.

"Anti-Collectivist" Parties
Will Win, Dr. Silver Predicts

American Jewry to the estab-
lishment of the state.
Dr. Silver has accepted an in-
vitation to visit South Africa in
June to participate in the South
African celebration of the Gold-
en Jubilee of the Jewish Nation-
al Fund. The invitation was ex-
tended to Dr. Silver by Dr. A.
Granot, head of the JNF, during
his recent visit here. The tour
will be under the auspices of the
South African Zionist Federa-
tion and the Jewish National
Fund.

General Zionist Office in U.S.

Young Judaea Awards 1 Camp Scholarships

The Detroit Zionist Youth
Commission has this year
awarded four camp scholarships
to the members of Young Ju-
daea.
Direct JTA Teletype Wires
Leonard P. Baruch announced
to The Jewish News
TEL AVIV — On Monday night, that the recipients are Judy
the Kibbutz movement in Israel S o 1 d inger, Charles Abrahams,
split into two separate factions
— Mapai and Mapam — at a
meeting of the United Kibbutz
Council at Noon near Rehovoth.
The split followed the action
of the Mapam majority in ex-
pelling Mapai members of two
kibbutzim who refused to carry
out decisions of the council.
The Mapai ,delegates to the
Naan meeting, who earlier un-
successfully offered a resolution
recognizing the existence of two
political ideologies within the
Kibbutz movement, left the
meeting asserting that they
considered themselves "expelled"
and immediately went into a
separate session at another spot
in the village of Naan.

Mapai and Mapam
Split Kibbutzim

Ruth Ellen Katzman and Judy
Panush.
The award winners are being
sent to the Tel Yehuda camp,
at Tel N oar Lodge in New
HampShire. This camp is under
the supervision of National
Young Judaea and the New Eng-
land Zionist Region.

Extravagant Praise Heard
For Facial Cosmetic

Joseph Serlin and Major Sha-
lom Zysman, two-man delega-
tion of the Israel General Zionist
Party, issued a statement of
thanks to American Zionists,
prior to their return to Israel.
The statement reported that
the groundwork had been laid
for the opening in the United
States of a permanent office of Winners in Auditions
their party for the purpose of Of JWB for Vocalists
strengthening co-operation be-
tween the Israeli party and the
Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca that will "help restore to the
Zionist movement its glory and
fortify its position in Israel, co-
operation that will be a bless-
ing to the state of Israel, its
development and growth."

Police Heads Cooperate
On Request of ADL

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Stating
that he went to Israel as a visi-
tor, not to criticize nor to in-
A request by the Anti-Defam-
fluence the forthcoming elec- ation League of Bnai Brith that
tions to Parliament or the World police departments discontinue
Zionist Congress, Dr. Abba Hillel
Silver, at his first public meet- publicizing the religious faith of
ing since his return from Israel, criminal fugitives in "Wanted"
predicted that the "anti-collecti- circulars is meeting with the
vist" parties would be victorious wholehearted cooperation of the
in the national elections because nation's police chiefs' Benjamin
of the present economic crisis in R. Epstein, ADL national direc-
tor, reported.
the country.
The League had approached
Declaring that the people of
Israel hold the Jewish state in the police chiefs' association
trust for the Jewish people after it had received many com-
throughout the world, Dr. Sil- plaints about the use of such
ver • said he was astonished to phrases as "Jewish appearance"
find that nobody speaks in and "looks Jewish" in "Wanted"
Israel of the contributions of notices posted in public places.

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THE JEWISH NEWS-3

Friday, May 25, 1951

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R. Smolover Edith Gordon

Edith Gordon, soprano, and
Raymond Smolover, tenor, were
selected as winners of the third
annual auditions for vocalists
conducted by the Jewish Center
Lecture Bureau of the National
Jewish Welfare Board at the
92nd Street YM-YWHA in New
York.

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Fresher Skin Claimed

AY JANE ALLEN

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