THE JEWISH NEWS-13
Journey's End
Friday, September 28, 1951
New York State UJA Conference
Raises $650,000 for UJA Cash Drive
Bnai Brith Women
To End Fund Drive
With Variety Show
Six-year-old Israel
and his little sister will
soon be playing hop-
scotch on the sidewalk
of a town some place in
the United States, jhst
like other Am erican
Mrs. Sam Gold, fund-raising
children. Sad - memories chairman for the Greater De-
of DP camps will fade troit Bnai Brith Women's Coun-
from their minds. The
United Jewish Appeal
must provide through
USNA for the resettle-
ment in the U.S. of 10,-
000 other DPs sched-
uled to enter under
Congressional 1 e g i sla-
tio_n expiring on Dec. 31.
. T h e UJA must have
$35,000,000 in cash now
for this work and for
United Palestine Appeal
and Joint Distribution
Committee.
Arab Nations Reverse Stand,
London Paper Reports
LONDON, (JTA) — The Arab
nations may soon do a "diplo-
matic somersault" and agree to
enter into direct negotiations
with Israel, the Sunday Observer
reported from.. Paris. The im-
pending Arab switch in policy, it
states, stems from the reported
agreements in Ottawa by the
North Atlantic Treaty Council
last week to extend NATO into
the Middle East. The Arab lead-
ers, according to the dispatch,
may realize that they have much
more to gain by participating in
the western defense build-up, if
given the chance, than by al-
lowing it to go forward, bring-
ing in Turkey and Israel and ex-
cluding the Arab states from the
benefits of U. S. protection and
arms aid.
It is for this reason that ma-
jor significance has been at-
tached to the announcement
from Cairo by Azzam Pasha, sec-
.
retary general of the Arab
League, that the League's politi-
cal committee will meet on Sep-
tember 29 to discuss the Ottawa
developments. As the Arab lead-
ers see it, according - to the dis-
patch, the problem is when and
whether they can afford to agree
to direct talks with Israel with-
out loss of face.
Mapai Continues Cabinet
Inter-Party Negotiations
1 News Brevities
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The gener-
al council of the Mapai Party,
meeting here last week-end,
voted to empower its political
committee to proceed with ne-
gotiations with the various po-
litical parties for formation of a
new coalition government. The
resolution urged the political
committee to conclude negotia-
tions within a few days and ex-
pressed regret that the Mapam
Party had refused to, join a new
coalition.
President Chaim Weizmann re-
ceived Premier David Ben-Guri-
on Friday at Rehovoth in an
hour-long meeting, to be in-
formed on the Premier's prog-
ress in his consultations on for-
mation of a new cabinet. An of-
ficial spokesman said that Mr.
Ben-Gurion retains his "explor-
atory mission" and will report
again to the President this week.
N.Y. (JTA)— the absorption of tens of thou-
ROCHESTER,
Cash and commitments to the sands of recent newcomers at a
time when an additional 60,000
total of $650,000 were presented homeless Jews must be removed
to Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt, to the Jewish State from Eastern
Jr., here after he had told 500, European and Moslem countries,
participants in the New York including Romania, Iran, Libya
State Regional conference of the and other lands."
Michael M. Nisselson, UJA
United Jewish Appeal that "it is assistant executive vice-chair-
to the interest of the United man, warned that "this is one of
States Government and every the darkest periods of Israel's
American that the courageous three-year history" but predicted
little democracy of Israel be that "with our help today Israel
given every possible assistance can go forward tomorrow. The
so that she will be economically situation," Mr. Nisselson de-.
strong and able to provide a clared, "can be summed up in
sanctuary for every needy refu- one phrase: Israel is long on im-
gee reaching her shOres."
migration but short on food,
Morris W. Berinstein, chair- shelter and dollars."
man of the UJA national cam-
paign cabinet, who returned
from Israel last week, told the
conference that "the people of
Israel are not starving, but they
are on extremely short rations
and only if our help comes
through will they be able to con-
tinue to receive the homeless
ALUMINUM OR WOOD
and tighten their belts to share
Kaufmann Dealer
what they have with the new-
WRIGHT'S
comers, for there aren't many
MRS. SAM GOLD
notches left in those belts to
HOME EQUIPMENT
cil announces that the annual tighten." He warned that the
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shortage
of
food
supplies
com-
fund raising affair will be held
VE. 8-9034
at 8:30 p.m. Nov. 11, at Masonic bined with a shortage of hous-
Temple. The affair will be a ing materials, "threatens to slow
variety ...show.'
This culmination event is the
combined effort of all 18 Worn-
en's Chapters in the city, who
this year have set as their goal
the sum of $100,000.
The proceeds from this an-
nual affair are contributed to
the various Bnai Brith philan-
thropies which include, Anti-
Defamation program, National
Cadillac, Detroit's founder, was
Jewish Hospital at Deny e r,
granted large tracts of land by
Colo.; Aid to Israel; Hillel
Foundations; Bellefair, a home
- the King of France, and the
f o r maladjusted children in
King virtually guaranteed his
Cleveland; youth program; vet-
eran's program; Vocational Ser-
holdings under the French Flag.
vice Bureau; and the Leo M.
Levi Hospital at Hot Spring,
Today, 250 years later, these and other lands in Detroit
Ark., for the treatment of arth-
have been divided into hundreds of thousands of individual
ritis. Contributions are al s o
distributed to various com-
- ed through many hands to their present
lots, and have pas S
munity activities.
OLGA JASLOVE FAMILY
CLUB, at its last meeting, voted
contributions to several causes,
including a gift closet which
will be presented to the Dear-
born Veterans Hospital.
* * *
SOLOMON FAMILY CLUB will
hold its next meeting at the
residence of the Blondy's on BBG Acquaints Officers
With Duties at Seminar
Roselawn Ave.
* * *
At the first event of the year
The Board of CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINERS for t h e Detroit of the Detrdit - Windsor Bnai
Ordnance District announces a Brith Girls Council, on Sunday,
critical need for filling contract officers were acquainted with
negotiator, administrator and their duties at an officers
industrial specialist p o s it ons. Sc minar.
Guest speakers were Ilene
Those interested should contact
the Detroit Ordnance District, Sabin, District 6 BBG president;
574 E. Woodbridge, Det roit 31. Morton Demak, District 6 AZA
Positions pay up to $5,400 yearly. secretary; and Sharon Schwartz,
District 6 BBG treasurer. Ad-
*
were James Laker, presi-
The Catholic Theatre of De- visers
dent,
Greater
Bnai Brith
troit will open its twelfth season ; Men's Council; Detroit
Mrs.
Morris
Tack,
of production with William Roos' president, Women's Council
and
uproarious comedy, "JANUARY Mrs. Samuel Banks, District
THAW." This se a s o n finds vice-president. Rapaport w a 6 s
the Catholic Theatre players in chairman for the day.
their new intimate home, the
Knights of Columbus auditorium Yeshiva's Clinic Licensed
4740 Woodward Ave. The play is
Yeshiva University's Psycho-
scheduled to run Oct. 19 through
Clinic has been licensed
Oct. 21 with performances each logical
by the New York State Depart-
evening at 8:30 p.m.
ment of Mental Hygiene as a
*$$
Psychiatric Clinic, it was an-
GOOSE FAMILY CLUB began nounced by Dr. Jacob I. Hart-
their fall meetings at the resi- stein, Dean of the University's
dence of Mrs. Arthur Carnick of Graduate Division, upon receipt
Oak Drive.
of official notification from Com-
missioner of Mental Hygiene,
Newton Bigelow.
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The JNF's purchase of a large
tract of land from the Govern-
ment was the first step towards
the provision of new homes for
thousands of new immigrants on
the outskirts of Jerusalem, and
work haS already been begun on
the creation of an entirely new
urban centre just outside the
capital. The new town, Ber Maz-
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