Students in Jerusalem ORT Center
Mizrachi Women Plan
Pre-Donor Tune-Up
At a pep rally an Wednesday,
at Rosenberg's Catering, the
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi will
hear reports from Mrs. Joseph
H. Kunin and Mrs. Rose Singer,
who have just returned from the
Bond Conference in Washing-
ton.
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, chair-
man of the child rescue fund,
will give a report on the des-
perate need of thousands of or-
phans in Israel, who depend on
funds from the Mizrachi women
for existence.
The pep rally, beginning with
a luncheon, is a preliminary af-
fair to the donor luncheon,
which climaxes the group's fund
raising achievements. The donor
will be held Oct. 31, at Adas
Shalom Synagogue, announced
Mrs. Milton Winston, chairman.
Donor co-chairman, Mrs. Da-
vid Shore, said that tickets or
reservations may be made by
calling her at TY. 4-7319 or Mrs.
Morris Mondrow, TY. 7-1161.
.
Students at the Jerusalem ORT Center learn the intricacies of
motor mechanics under the able direction of their instructor.
This is a typical scene in an ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation
through Training) school in Israel where over 1,200 young men
and women are learning a Wide variety of trades and being
equipped to participate in the economic upbuilding of a new
TRIPOLI (JTA)—It is be-
nation of their own.
lieved unlikely here that the
recent request of the World
Jewish Congress executive that
free emigration of Jews from
Libya and the free transfer of
their assets will be guaranteed
in the Constitution of the new
state of Libya, which will come
For the last 12 years, Rabbi prior to each Jewish holiday. into
effect Jan. 1, 1952, despite
Joshua S. Sperka h a s been This year he will broadcast the
broadcasting holiday programs Yom Kippur program over radio strong efforts being made by
Giacomo Marchino, minorities
station WJLB on Monday, Oct. representative of the United Na-
8, 9:30 to 10 p.m.
tions Commission for Libya.
Rabbi Sperka, who has just
As a result, 3,000 Jews here
returned from a trip to Europe who
have registered for em-
and Israel, will speak on "The igration_
to Israel are wasting
Yom Kippur Message to the
World." It will be an interpreta-
tion of the meaning and the
ideals of the High Holy Day
Your Lovliness
season in the light of present
IS Our Business
world events.
In addition to this address,
Cantor Hyman Adler • and the
Bnai David Choir under the di-
rection of Harry Siegel will ren-
der the hymns of the Yom Kip-
pur services.
New Year Greetings from Iran
Students at the ORT Vocational Training School in Iran join
their fellow students at ORT institutions in Western Europe, North
Africa and.Israel in sending their greetings and best wishes for a
Happy New Year to the Jews of America, as thanks for the help
they have so generously provided. With the cabinet making skills
learned at the ORT school these young Iranian Jews built the
Ohren Bodesch shown in the above picture. They hope to go on
to Israel soon, where they will use their trades to participate in
the upbuilding of their new homeland.
Libyan Jews Hasten Immigration to
Israel; 3,000 Will Emigrate Soon
Rabbi. Sperka Broadcasts Yom Kippur
Program Over Station WJLB on Oct. 8
36
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 28, 1951
•
no time in making necessary
preparations for their departure
in the early f4ture. Many of the
4,000 Jews here , who have de-
cided to remain' in independent
Libya are said to be changing
their minds. Many of them would
leave at once for Israel, it is
reported, if they thought 'they
could liquidate their assets and
take the proceeds with them to
Israel.
New Year Greetings
Happy Birthday
'
Bavarian Group Says 'Hitler's
Table Talks Are No History'
ISRAEL HIMELHOCH
Israel Himelhoch, one of the
community's leading merchants,
former president of Temple
Beth El and a leader in human-
itarian causes, will celebrate his.
65th birthday on Oct. 2.
MUNICH (WJA)—Speaking in
the Bavarian Diet, Premier Er-
hard sharply attacked the pub-
lication of "Hitler's Table Talks"
by the German "Institute for the
History of the National Socialist
Era." He warned that the In-
Stitute's subsidy "might have to
be stopped."
ROSEBUD
BEAUTY and
SLENDERIZING
SALON
Will Streamline Your Figure
Notion's Newest and Sofeit
Reducing Method
Complete Beauty Treotments
Results Guaranteed
2741 W. Gd. BlVd.
TR''3-6550
Won Army Award:
1st Jewish GI from
Rhode Island Dies
In Battle for Korea
PROVIDENCE (AJP) — The
first Jewish soldier in Rhode Is-
land to lose his life in the Kor-
ean war died in action last Au-
gust.
The Jewish GI, Pfc. Alfred Sil-
ver, was killed on Aug. 27, the
Jewish Herald disclosed follow-
ing receipt of a telegram to the
boy's mother from the Defense
Department.
Silver, who was a drummer
with various bands before en-
tering the service in October,
1950, recently won the Combat
Infantryman's Badge when he
and other volunteers attempted
to rescue United Nations' per-
sonnel trapped by Communist
forces.
In the rescue attempt, Silver
and his buddies were sur-
rounded, but managed to eyade
the trap and rejoin their lines.
Greetings from Your
Land ()lakes Creameries, Inc.
SALESMEN
Rosh Hashanah Greetings
CINEMA THEATRE
Detroit's "Art" Theatre
58 E. Columbia
Gets Professional Honor
MILWAUKEE (JTA)—Dr.
Maurice Rosenzweig, administra-
tive head of Mt. Sinai Hospital
here, has been elected a Fellow
of the American College of Hos-
pital Administrators.
Barnard Co Founder Dies
Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer,
author, co-founder of Barnard
College, died Sunday at the age
of 84. She was a pioneer in urg-
ing college studies for women.
-
Sincere Best Wishes to the Communities
of Detroit and Michigan for a Year of
Health and Happiness
AMALGAMATED CLOTHING
WORKERS OF AMERICA
JOINT BOARD
421 Charlevoix Bldg.
PFEIFFER
BREWING
DETROIT AND FLINT,
To Our Friends
CLAM SHOP
2675 E. Gd. Blvd.