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September 28, 1951 - Image 74

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1951-09-28

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Israel Expects to Balance
Defense Budget, Kaplan Says

JERUSALEM — (JTA) — In-
creased income will soon permit
the Israel government to bal-
ance its defense budget as well
as its regular budget, Finance
Minister Eliezer Kaplan told
Parliament as he opened debate
on his request for a 27,400,000-
pound appropriation for the
next three months. This would
cover the regular budget, but
not the defense budget whose
total is kept secret.
The government's inability to
balance the defense budget in
the past forced it to issue Treas-
ury bills which have become an
inflationary force in the na-
ational economy. The regular
budget has always been bal-
anced.
Mr. Kaplan revealed that in-
come for the first five months
of the fiscal year — April
through August — has been 66
percent higher than originally
estimated. As a result, it has
not been necessary to issue any
Treasury bills of late. The chief
source of the government's rev-
enue remains income taxes.
Gener al Zionists remained
neutral and are expected to
support the government budget
request. The left-wing Mapam
Party attacked the budget, as-
serting that it gives the govern-
ment too much power. The
budget is expected to pass,
probably some time next week.

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special $35,000,000 cash drive
had been undertaken in part to
move an - additional 60.000 Jews
from Romania, Iran and Libya
to Israel before the end of the
year.

New Rosh Hamaalah Synagogue
TEL AVIV (JTA)—The Pales-
tine Jewish Colonization Asso-
ciation (PJCA) announced plans
for construction of a new syna-
gogue at Rosh Hamaalah to re-
place the edifice destroyed dur-
ing the liberation war and for
construction of a . youth club at.
Pardess Hanna dedicated to the
memory of village youths who
fell during the war

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4,

Israel in Grip of Worst
Crisis, Rosenwald Reports .
NEW YORK—(JTA)—Israel is
in the grip of the worst crisis
to confront it as a result of a
dollar shortage that has cut its
food supply and is impeding
settlement of many thousands
of immigrant refugees, William
Rosenwald, a national chairman
of the United Jewish Appeal,
said on his return from a three-
month survey of overseas needs.
"Ikhile I am deeply impressed
by Israel's achievements," he
said, "I am deeply disturbed by
the lowered morale of its people
as a result of the many grave
shortages of food, housing and
health facilities." He said that
"if Israel a few weeks ago had
been in a position to acquire
emergency food imports cost-
ing 816,000,000, this would have
been • sufficient to tide the
country over until its fall crops
could be distributed." .
He warned that the food
shortage 'has hit especially hard
at Israel's immigrants, 250,000
Of whom are in reception camps
and work villages." While most
of the newcomers are construc-
tively employed, he said, they
are not yet productive of any-
thing exportable and converti-
ble into foreign exchange.
He lauded Israel's immigra-
tion policy as "the bravest and
most courageous even under
taken by a newly established
state" and added that the UJA

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Making America Laugh :1
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An American Jewish Press Feature

Jewish Americana is not com-
plete without a mention of those
of our people, past and present,
who chose to make a lifetime
job of making American laugh.
While such great stars of the
theatre as Paul Muni and Louise
Rainer left nary a dry hanky
with their superb performances,
other Jewish stars chose to keep
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a little something to forget their
problems of the day.
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week; Henny Youngman, Joey
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top drawing cards on stage and
radio; George Jessel, one of the
greatest in his day—and dozens
of others.

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