THE JEWISH NEWS—.

Estimate Damage in Israel Flood
As Being Upwards of $8,400,000

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Friday, January 4, 1952

.NF Auxiliary Announei. Its .Dontii

Funds Will Benefit Forest :a Martyrs.

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TCA Sends $6,000,000
To
Israel for Emergency Use
the
care
of
social
welfare
organ-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Estim-
Mrs. Sidney Ravin, donor to perpetuate a living memorial
ates of three million pounds in izations.
chairman of the Ladies Auxili- to the 6,000,000 Jews who perish-
WASHINGTON,
(JTA)
—
The
Clear weather greatly aided
damage ($8,400,000) as a result of
ary of the Jewish National ed during the Nazi holocaust.
storms which have lashed Israel the work of reconstructing and Technical Cooperation Adminis- Fund, announces that all funds All groups are urged to partici-
in the laSt 11 days were revised repairing the tents in the immi- tration extended $6,000,000 for raised at this year's annual pate in the JNF Auxiliary's
upward as skies cleared through- grant camps. Army engineers new purchases of foodstuffs to donor event will be allocated to
out most of the country and started to erect new bridges in Israel under terms of the Mutual the Forest of Martyrs now under fund-raising efforts to further
the Hadera where the bridges
advance this memorial.
flood waters dropped.
cultivation in Israel.
Most of the families who were were damaged by flood. Volun- Security Act. The funds were.
The
donor
will
be
held
Jan.
evacuated from their homes teers are still doing relief work taken from the approximately 29, at Masonic Temple, and
during floods of the past two among the disaster victims,
$25,000,000 made available in in- Georgie Price, popular comedian
weeks began returning, while
A consignment of prefabri- terim aid to meet emergeney will be guest entertainer.
those whose houses and tents cated wooden huts arrived in needs until the full amount of
All organization and congre-
were destroyed, by the gales or Haifa, and will soon be set up assistance provided Israel is gations are being contacted by
Washed away by the waters re- for the victims of the flood. In available.
JNF Auxiliary workers, under
main in public buildings under the meantime, the Israel Parlia-
Previously the amount of $14,- the chairmanship of Mrs. Na-
ment was asked to approve an 000,000 was released to cover than Rosin, Mrs. Louis Light-
appropriation of 3,000,000 Israeli
purchases. The new pur- stone, Mrs. William Mandell and
L. Simons Announces pounds for reconstruction work. earlier
chases will include two ship- Mrs. Julius- Ring.
A report to the Knesset Labor loads of wheat, beans, f a t s,
Brotherhood Chairmen Committee
The. Forest of Martyrs, a proj-
asserted that some sugar, barley, and other food- ect started earlier this year by
6,000 prefabricated huts will be stuffs.
the Jewish National Fund, seeks
At a recent meeting called by erected by the middle of Febru-
Leonard Simons, chairman of ary at a cost of 1,500,000 pounds.
the 1952- Brotherhood campaign They will replace tents damaged
_
.Have You Read
in- Detroit, the following were or destroyed in the storms. Five
announced as chairman of thousand of the huts will come
Brotherhood programs:
Based on the Life of the Fabulous
from Austria and the remaining
COMMODORE LEVY
Bruce , Campbell, Detroit Free 1,000 from Italy.
"Blockade Runner of 1812"
Press, news chairman; Worth
Government agencies have
Kramer, station WJR, radio distributed more than 100,000
By Sol Blumrosen, A Detroit Author
Levy was a fighting American. This book makes
chairman; William Walbridge, free rations to storm and flood
a suitable gift for any occasion. It is a "full-blood-
WJR, television chairman; Hugh victims in immigrant work
ed," "down-to-earth" story that will inspire the
young and enthuse the old . for Levy was no
Elliot, of R. L. Polk Co., maga- camps. The absorption depart-
assimilationist. He was a fighting Jew. Read hoye he
zine chairman; Joe Wellman, ment of the Jewish Agency has
fought anti-semites and hurled them from his path.
Transportation Advertisi ng, issued a special appeal to work-
This is positively an entertaining novel.
A NOW -61
streetcar and bus advertising ers' organizations to begin im-
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S
py
On sale at Hudson's, Crowley's,
$200
1 "18°SE
chairman; Clarence Blessed, of mediate collection of shoes and
Gittleman's and Ruby's
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Walker & Co., outdoor ad chair- warm clothing, especially for
children.
man.
A young employee of the
Over 50 civic leaders in at-
tendance were responsible for American Embassy in. Tel Aviv
many suggestions which will be helped the Israeli authorities
incorporated into the '52 Broth- during the recent storms and
OWN A NEW BUICK
floods which devastated large
erhood Week observance.
portions of the country and
FOR ONLY
Plus Sales Tax and any
the evacuation of thou-
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ON 1951 DEMONSTRATORS
Cole, 29, of Conway, Ark., an as-
The new Nautilus Hotel in sistant attorney on the Embassy
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Miami Beach, Fla., geared to its staff, volunteered his services
first winter • season, issued • a and his jeep for the use of the
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BY
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guest-booklet of holiday festivi- relief authorities.
MICHIGAN BONDED WINERY / 04
ties for every age and every
SALES MGR.
He was assigned the task of
taste. With but few changes, the making reconnaissance tours_ of
TODAY!!
same entertainment program the stricken maabarot. After he
at
will be the year-round vacation completed his assignment, Cole
policy of the Nautilus, its own- left his name and address with
CARSON BUICK
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the Jewish Agency so that he
13900 Hamilton
The Nautilus, Miami Beach's could be called "if any help is
TO. 8-2424
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newest and largest hotel on the needed again."
oceanfront, opened in March,
and has 300 rooms with 54 lux-
ury suites and ultra-modern
apartments.
Included are a daily Children's
Hour in the Kiddie Kabana, cal-
isthenics on the upper sundecks,
ping pong tournaments with
trophies, guided sightseeing
tours throughout Greater Miami,
goll. foursomes, fishing parties
and complimentary lessons by
the. Nautilus' dance experts,
Stella and Jose Reyes.
Also on the Nautilus calendar
are afternoon cocktail parties
at b p.m. in the smart Driftwood
Room, teen-age sports, dance
and swimming frolics, a bathing
beauty contest, nightly dance
contests with numerous prizes,
water shows, popular lectures,
movies and novelty parties.
Entertainment directors are
Freddy and Henni Rubens. Man-
agers are Olympic champion
Wally Spence, in charge of the
pool, cabana and beach area,
dancers Stella and Jose' Reyes,
George Pomerantz, catering
head of the Nautical Room, and
Ralph Font, Spanish pianist and
orchestra. Public relations di-
rector is Helen Alpert.
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Israel Festival Calls
World Jewry's Choirs

A choir festival, devoted to
Jewish music and songs, will be
held in Israel in August 1952.
The participants will be Jewish
choirs from all over the world.
Nine European countries haVe
already indicated their inten-
tion to participate, and it is ex-
pected that about 2010 singers
from the United States will take
part. A. Z. Propes, assistant
director of the Tourist Depart-
ment of the government\ of
Israel, has come to the United
States to draw the project to the
attention of American choirs.
•Under the patronage of Moshe
Sharett, Minister for Foreign.
Affairs, a committee • known as
the "Hazamir" (Nightingale) was
established in Israel to organize
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