THE JEWISH NEWS

Georgie Price, to Head Entertainment
For JNF Auxiliary Donor Jan. 29

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Friday, January 18, 1952 '

Israel Gets $5,500,000

Under MSA Agreement

WASHINGTON (JTA) — Plans as soon as necessary arrange-

Landsmanschaften Name are being advanced for the ments are completed.
Of the money extended in the
A child prodigy at the age of persists that he may be given JWF Board Candidates
negotiation of an agreement for

seven when he appeared on the his own show .soon.
stage as one of Gus Edwards'
Also featured on the pro-
gram will be Rabbi Irving Mil-
ler, a past president of the
American Jewish Congress and
successor to the late Dr. Stephen
S. Wise. He is a member of the
World Jewish Congress Execu-
tive Committee.
Rabbi Miller was graduated
from Columbia University, and
was ordained at Yeshiva Uni-
versity in New York. He is cur-
rently spiritual leader of Sons of
Israel Cong., Woodmere, L.I.
His posts include membership
on the actions committee, World
Zionist Organization; national
vice-president, Zionist Organiza-
tion of America; and national
executive committee member of
the United Palestine Appeal.
Funds from this year's event;
according to Mrs. Irving Arlin,
GEORGIE PRICE
program director, , will assist in
"children," Georgie Price has planting trees in the Forest of
had a memorable career. Since Martyrs, dedicated to the 6,000,-
his start, he has appeared with 000. Jews who perished during
Eddie Cantor, George Jesse 1, the Nazi regime. The forest is
Walter Winchell, and starred being planted in the - Jerusalem
for the biggest names in show corridor by the JNF.
All Detroit women are urged
business, including Florenz Zieg-
by Mrs. Albert Prag, Auxiliary
feld and the Shuberts.
Georgie will make an appear- president, to assist the project
ance in Detroit on Jan. 29, as by enlisting donors. Reserva-
guest artist for the Ladies Aux- tions are being taken by all
iliary of the Jewish National JNF Auxiliary members and at
Fund at their annual donor the JNF office, TO. 8-7384.
Following is a list of con-
event, in the Masonic Temple
tributors of $100 or more:
auditorium.
Mlaver Umgegend, $200; Bernbaum
Recently, he made his first big Iron.
and Metal Co., Mrs. Samuel Hey-
appearance on television on the man, the Max Stollmans, the Benjamin
ii:ce,r:.c
pair:s and the Herman Cohens,
Texaco Star Theater, and talk

McGrath Orders FBI Action
To Halt Terror in Miami

iv The American Jewish Press

Federal Bureau of Investiga- New York City as "the worst blot
tion, was officially ordered to on the American scene in recent
clean up the Florida ' mess by times."
Attorney General J, HOward Mc-
The group wired McGrath,
Grath this week as a nationwide shortly before his announcement
campaign to discourage resort the FBI was actively seeking the
trade to the Miami area got TNT culprits, that action by the
underway.
Federal government was essen-
McGrath, who said he would tial to ending the terror..
worry later about the question of
A double-barreled proposal to
Federal-state jurisdiction in the end The bombings emanated
outrages, cleared the legal road- from the Jewish Labor Commit-
block following a conference tee. Emanuel Muravich, director
with top Jewish and Negro lead- of the Anti-Discrimination De-
ers. FBI entry into the case— partment of the JLC, urged the
agents previously had concen- establishment of an intergroup
trated on determining whether council in that state to lessen
the blasts against Jewish cen- racial and religious tensions and
ters and Negro housing projects to eliminate in Miami Beach the
constituted a violation of Federal "precedent prohibiting" Negroes
statutes—marked a new high- from being on the streets after
point in the jumpy Florida ra- dark.
cial arena.
Muravchick, who issued a
Meanwhile, a nationwide boy- statement after a survey of the
cott of the vacationland by the sites of the recent Florida dis-
National Association for the Ad- turbances, took sharp exception
vancement of Colored People with the theory that the out-
failed to show any immediate breaks "were the work of in-
results. A check by the American dividuals or isolated acts in
Jewish Press of train, air and themselves."
bus agencies in major U. S. cities
"These multiple bombings are
tailed to disclose any decrease in possible," he said, "only in an
the number of persons making atmosphere of bigotry and under
the Southern junket to the Mi- local and state administrations
ami area
which tolerate terror."
Railroad spokesman told the
AJP that travel to Florida in
the past several weeks was a Huge Blaze Gutters
•"shade better" than last year at Famed Jewish. Hotel
the same time. Airlines noted a
slight decrease but placed the • ATLANTIC CITY, (AJP)—One
blame on the recent crash of a of the worst blazes in this re-
non-scheduled ship . which took sort city's history - severely
56 lives.
damaged one of the nation's
Replies to Dr. Kleinman
largest Jewish hotels and com-
Replying to the Jewish Com- pletely destroyed a second.
munity Council's telegram to J.
Hit hard by flames soaring
Howard McGrath, U. S. Attorney 100 feet into the air was the
General, in which the Council famed St. Charles Hotel, site of
requested the intervention by many famous national and in-
the full facilities of the Depart- ternational Jewish conventions
ment of Justice in the outrages and one of the largest U.S. hos-
in Florida. Assistant Attorney telries maintaining a strictly
General James M. McInerney Kosher kitchen as well as ob-
advised the Community Council serving the Sabbath.
that his Department is "exert-
Destroyed in the oceanfront
ing every effort to discover the Boardwalk blaze was the Lor-
identity of those responsible for raine Hotel, another Sabbath-
these outrageous incidents, in- observant hostelry.
cluding the dynamating, result-
When the St. Charles caught
ing in the death of Harry T. fire, the nearby Breakers Hotel,
Moore of Minis, Fla."
another Jewish convention site
McInerney stated in his letter and kashruth-observant hotel,
to Dr. S. Kleinman, president of was ordered evacuted. An es-
the Council, "you may rest as- timated 100 guests filed out as
sured that, if it develops that firemen aimed streams of water
violations of Federal statutes are on the building as a precau-
involved, the Department will tionary measure.
undertake appropriate action
Several other smaller hotels,
immediately and vigorously."
all of them serving Jewish clien-
The attacks were also decried tele during the summer season,
by officials of Freedom. House in were completely destroyed.

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Representatives of landsman-
schaften on the boards of the
Jewish Welfare Federation and
its member agencies were named
by the nominating committee of
the landsmanschaft group, Leon
Kay, chairman of the organiza-
tions division, has announced.
Elections will be held at 11
a.m. Feb. 10, at the Davison Jew-
ith Center.
Morris M a 1 i n, Korostishever,
has been proposed for the Fed-
eration Board, and Max Rosen-
thal, Odessa, was nominated for
the Board of the Hebrew Free
Loan Association.

Other nominees are I. Sweet, Bereznit-
zer, Jewish House of Shelter board;
Harry Gonte, Yiddish Folks Verein, gov-
erning committee, 12th Street Council;
Mrs. Pauline Liberson, Skverer, foster
home committee, Resettlement Service;
Joseph Gladstone, Eishishker, case com-
mittee, Resettlement Service; David Si-
rota, Vinnitzer, membership committee
United Hebrew Schools; Alex Belkin,
Odessa, education ' committee, United
Hebrew Schools; Frank Mersky, Berdit-
chever, scholarship committee, United
He brew Schools; and Sergei Nutkiewicz,
recreation committee, Jewish Home for

the transfer of the remainder
of Mutual Security Aid to Israel
as announcement was made here
of the allocation of $5,500,000,
representing the last installment
of the $25,730,000 in emergency
interim assistance. The remain-
der—approximately $40,000,000—
is expected to be forthcoming

last grant, $3,000,000 will be used
for electrical equipment and
power generating apparatus to
be delivered in 1952 to ease the
strain on present facilities;
$2,000,000 in agricultural equip-
ment, also expected in 1952, and
$500,000 in cotton.

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Huch,on's Bio . January Event!

Aged.

JNF Income in 1951
Stated at $22 Million

More than $22,500,000 was re-
ceived by the Jewish National
Fund of America during 1951,
according to the annual report
submitted to the board of direct-
ors by Jacob. Sincoff, treasurer.
During the same period, expen-
ditures were reduced by nearly
$18,000, leaving a net increase in
JNF income over last year of
$1,561,751.
Dr. Harris J. Levine, president
of JNF in America, told of nego-
tiations he conducted with the
leaders of the Jewish Agency to
reach agreement on JNF activi :
ties and general cooperation of
JNF with other fund-raising or-
ganizations. He stressed the
fact that by action of the World
Zionist Congress in Jerusalem,
the World Zionist Organization
now has two fund-raising insti-
tutions, the Keren Kayemeth,
with its crucial tasks of land
acquisition, soil amelioration
and afforestation, %rid the Keren
Hayesod, which, in the United
States, operates through the
United Palestine Appeal and the
United Jewigh Appeal, •
Of the sum of $22,539,279, Sin-
coff reported, "$2,400,518.27 rep-
resents the income from tradi-
tional collections and the sum
of $20,138,761.46 represents
JNF's share from the United
Palestine Appeal or the United
Jewish Appeal collections. The
income from the UPA this year
shows an increase of $1,789,052."
The year's expenditure was
$336,148.

Tel Aviv Vows Cooperation
With ZOA Business College
TEL AVIV—The municipality
of Tel Aviv, through Mayor I.
Rokach and Vice-Mayor H. Le-
banon, pledged full cooperation
and assistance to the establish-
ment of the American Business;
Administration College and trade
schools which the ZOA is estab-
lishing within the localities of
Tel Aviv and Jaffa under its
program of technical aid to
Israel.

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