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Pioneer Women Urge U. S.
Jewish Skills for Israel Efforts

CHICAGO, (JTA) — A resolu-
tion calling upon American Jews
to contribute their "knowledge
and skills" to Israel was adopted
at the 12th biennial national
convention of the Pioneer Wo-
men, women's Labor Zionist or-
ganization in America. The 600
delegates from 400 chapters
throughout the United States
agreed the organization must
continue its tasks of rebuilding
in Israel, of helping absorb the
newcomers to the Jewish state
and of aiding in the mainten-
ance of the general cultural
level in that country,
The convention endorsed the
aims of the 23rd World Zionist

Congress which set the immed-
iate tasks of Zionism as the
strengthening of the Jewish
state, the ingathering of the ex-
iles and the achievement of the
unity of the Jewish people. The
.delegates also greeted the de-
cision of thasUN Security Coun-
cil to instruct Egypt to lift the
anti-Israel blockade at the Suez
Canal.
Abraham Harmon, counsellor
of the Israel consulate in New
York, spoke of Israel's readiness
at all armistice agreements be-
tween Israel and the four Arab
nations as evidence that a com-
mon accord could be reached by
direct negotiation.

Rubiner to Address
Midrasha Convocation

Bnai Brith Council
Slates Institute Sunday,
Two-Night Blood Bank

The Fourth Academic Year of
the Midrasha will open with a
On Sunday, the Greater De-
convocation next Wednesday at troit Bnai Brith Council will
8:15 p.m., in the Rose Sittig hold its annual institute at the
Cohen Building, 13226 Lawton. Tuller Hotel. Registration is at
Samuel Rubiner, president of 9 a.m. Sessions begin at 10
the . Jewish Welfare Federation, a.m., with a luncheon at 12:30
who recently returned from Is-
rael. will be the guest speaker. p.m.
All officers and committee
The program will include com- chairmen will participate.
munity singing,
Morris F. Jacobs, of Milwaukee,
Israeli d a nces president
of District Grand
a n d refresh-
ments. All are Lodge No. 6, will be guest speak-
er.
invited.
Oscar Bank and Lawrence
Midrasha
omes to its Horowitz, co-chairmen of insti-
staff four new tutes, announce that reserva-
tions for the luncheon may be
instructors:
Reuven Bar- made by calling the Council
:::Levav of Israel, office, WO. 3-7838.
The first blood bank rally of
. .. :.,who has been in
. S. Rubiner New York for the season of Detroit Bnai Brith
the past two years as youth di- men and women will be held
rector for Histadruth Ivrith of both Monday and Tuesday from
America, as editor of "Niv," He- 6 p.m. to midnight, in the gym-
brew youth magazine, and edu- nasium of Central High School.
cational director of Hebrew Two nights have been planned
Speaking Camp, Masad, will give to accommodate all donors with-
courses in Hebrew periodical 'lit- out delay.
erature and Israel.. - Twenty-five per cent of the
Miss Iola R. Shipler of New- blood obtained will go to Korea,
ark, N. J., who taught music in the balance to be used to re-
schools affiliated With the Jew- plenish the depleted reserves of
ish Education Committee of New the blood bank.
York under the direction of
The need is urgent, and Leo
Harry Coopersmith, will give a Polk and Mrs. Louis Barden,
course in Jewish Music, includ- blood bank chairmen, invite all
ing the playing of the Chalil members to participate in this
(Israel riute).
attempt to set an all-time blood
Israel Back, of Israel, will give bank record.
a course in Hebrew.
Leon Tabori, formerly princi-
pal of the East Side Hebrew Dr. Epel to Address
School in Milwaukee, will teach Technion on Sept. 25
Hebrew.
Others on the teaching staff
"The New Uses of Plastics,"
include Max Gordon, Joseph
Haggai, Solomon Kasdan, A. J. will be the theme of an address
Lachover, Meyer Mathis and by Dr. Joseph Epel when he
speaks before the Detroit Chap-
Norman Ruttenberg.
Regular classes will begin on ter of the American Technion
Sept. 23. Classes will be held Society, Sept. 25, at the Davison
Sunday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Mon- Jewish Center.
Dr. Epel recently returned
day and Wednesday evenings,
1:30 to 10 p.m. For additional from New York where he ad-
dressed the World Chemical
information, call TO. 8-6063.
Conclave on the topic of his
Ph. D. thesis which he was
rA Tribute to Late
awarded in July from Wayne
University. His subject was
Judge D. J. Healy
"Light Scattering Methods for
By MRS. H. M. SHULMAN
Determining the Size of Large
To live in the hearts we leave Colloidal Particles."
behind is not to die.
Dr. Epel, vice-president of the
The good done by the late Horace G. Preston Co., is work-
Judge D. J. Healy shall never ing on the development of plas-
die.
tics and their application to
Many a heart is now sadder commercial use. He is treasurer
. though wiser, because that heart of the Detroit Technion Society.
stood before the Judge at one
•time or another and was met
with mercy and . kindness and
human understanding instead
e wry
of punishment, called justice to
the community. Now our com-
munity is bereaved with the
passing of this saintly person
This Week's Radio and Tele- ,
who can never be replaced,
vision Programs of
He fully appreciated and en-
Jewish Interest
couraged the volunteer move-
ment and gave of himself whole-
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
heartedly to help find a cure for
Time: 8 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 16.
the misguided and confused
Station: WWJ.
young people and was deeply
concerned and always sympa- • Feature : Regular broadcasts
thetic to the prevailing condi- will be resumed with "Valley
tions of poverty and poor hous- Forge," first in a series of three
ing mostly responsible for the programs on the 175th anniver-
sary of the adoption of the Dec-
downfall. of many.
He knew no race or creed laration of Independence. The
when people were in difficulties story tells of the hunger, pri-
and was always ready. and will- vation and dreams of the men
ing to help make this world a whose realization of victory came
through the signing of the docu-
better place for all.
May the goodness and inspira- ment.
tion he gave to those who came
Raincoats have been ordered
in contact with him live on and
may his memory be a blessing from Israel by the United States
to those who are privileged ,"to and Canada to the value of
$85,000 and $33,000 respectively.
follow in his footsteps.

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THE JEWISH NEWS

5

Friday, September 14, 1951

Opens SZ. Men's Club
Series on Wednesday

Ben-Curion Remembers Detroit Visit
In Letter of Thanks to Max Osnos

Prime Minister David Ben-
Gurion remembers his Detroit
visit as one of the highlights of
his tour of the United States
last spring.
In a letter from the Israel
leader, received this week, Max
Osnos, chairman of the Detroit
Israel Bond Committee, was in-
formed that the Detroit recep-
tion, "will forever be one of the
most unforgetable events of this
inspiring trip." The letter fol-
lows:
My dear Mr. Osnos:
"I have been wanting, ever
since my return from the States,
to write to you, but the pressure
of the electoral campaign has
prevented me from doing so.

. Maj. GEORGE FIELDING
ELLIOTT, who predicted the
triumph of the Israel army,
will open the year's lecture
series of the Men's Club of
Shaarey Zedek, at the syna-
gogue, next Wednesday, with
an address on the topic "After
Korea—What- Or, What Next
in the Far East?" Carl Schiller,
vice-president of the club, will
be the chairman.

You

"I should like to convey to you
and through you to all my
friends in Detroit my sincere
thanks for all you have done to
make my visit to Detroit one of
the highlights of my tour
through the United States. It
will forever be one of the most
unforgettable events of this in-
spiring trip.
"It has been a strenuous ef-
fort, but it could not have suc-
ceeded had it not been for the
devoted help and tireless energy
of yourself and your friends in
Detroit.
"Please accept my deepfelt
thanks.
"Yours sincerely,
DAVID BEN-GURION"

in a

Louis Marshall Girls Plan
Membership, Birthday Party
Louis Marshall Chapter, Bnai
Brith Young Women, will hold a
membership tea and birthday
party at 8 p.m., Wednesday, at
Hillel House, Wayne University.
All girls, 18 to 25 are invited. For
information call Louise Frankel,
TU. 3-3879 or Sharon Greenwald,
TO. 6-3136.

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ROSNER FAMILY CLUB will
meet Sunday evening, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schemansky, 4227 Elmhurst,
* * *
Little, Brown & Co. of Bos-
ton has published "THE UP-
ROOTED" by Oscar Handlin. It
is the first study to examine the
meaning of immigration, not
simply from the point of view
of the society which was affect-
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of view of the human beings
who were involved in it
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Lt. Col. Morton Hack, com-
manding officer of the 9604
VOLUNTEER AIR RESERVE
training squadron announces
the promotion of Edward Kalish
to major, Allen Bobroff and Ed-
ward Gluklich to captain, and
James P. Collins to sergeant.
Meetings will be resumed at Cen-
tral High School beginning Tues-
day. Women, 24 to 30, interested
in joining the Women's Air Force
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should call
Commanding Officer, 9604th Vol
Air Res. Trng. Sqdn., Box 326,
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FOOD IN ISRAEL

will be available in VERY LIMITED QUANTITIES for all Israelis during month of October,

1. But the food parcels you send are Ration -Free, Tax-Free, and Duty-Free, and there's
no limit on the number of Gift Certificates you may send.

2. October is a festival month ' for all of us. You can help make it festive for the Israelis
by sending a gift parcel for each holiday. SERVICE FOR ISRAEL offers the most varied
selection of Kosher Food Parcels at $10.50, $14.50,$19.50, $26.50, and $38.50. Ask
about the Baby Food Parcel at $15.50) . If you have no friends or relatives in Israel,

let us supply names and addresses of needy.

3. A distinctively NEW idea is the self-choice Gift Certificate. The recipient in Israel
uses it like cash at SERVICE FOR ISRAEL'S 7 stores. She buys only the food she

wants. Available in denominations of $1 0.00, $15.00, $25.00.

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