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10-Year $840,000,000 Plan Set Up by UPA
To Help Israel Attain. Food Self-Sufficiency

16—THE JEWISH NEWS

Zionist Region Office Is Closed;
Doneson Joins Israel Enterprises

Friday, February 1, 1952

Sid Shmarak's

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A 10-year
agricultural plan designed to
make Israel self - sustaining in
food production and costing
$840,000,000—the major portion
of which will be provided by
American Jews—has been
launched by the United Pales-
tine Appeal agencies in con-
junction with the Israel govern-
ment, it was announced by
Rudolf G. Sonneborn, UPA
national chairman, in a report
to the annual meeting of the
agency's board of directors.
Mr. Sonneborn, who was re-
elected UPA national chairman
for the second successive year,
said that the implementation of
the plan is divided into a three-
year period of initial settlement
and agricultural development

• Writer Predicts Rosen
Will Succeed Weizmann

Phineas J. Biron, author of
"Strictly Confidential" colurrin,
predicts that M. Rosen, former
Israel Minister of Justice and
a leader in the General Zionist
party, will succeed Dr_ Chaim
Weizmann to the presidency of
Israel.

Sonenklar Elected Head
Of Cantor's Association

and a seven-year period of con-
solidating and intensifying agri-
cultural growth. For the first
period, capital totaling more
than $532,000,000 will be required
for agricultural production to
provide sufficient food supplies
for a population of 2,000,000. An
additional $308,000,000 will be
needed to complete the plan's
projects in the subsequent seven
years. The plans call for the
establishment of 66,000 farm
units by the end - of 1954.
Ellis Radinsky, UPA executive
director, announced that the
name of the United Palestine
Appeal will be changed to United
Israel Appeal.
The UI Appeal and the JDC
have reached an agreement on
the distribution of funds yielded
by this year's United Jewish Ap-
peal drive, he reported. Of the
first $55,000,000 distributed
among the agencies, the UIA
would receive 67 percent and
JDC 33 percent. Of all funds" be-
yond $55,000,000 distributed by
UJA, UIA is to receive, 87 1/2 per-
cent and JDC 12 1/2 percent.
Berl Locker, co-chairman of
the Jewish Agency executive,
warned that the rising costs of
transportation, food and equip-
ment will increase sharply the
budgetary needs of UIA agencies.
Benjamin G. Browdy was
elected chairman of the board
of directors of UIA, Abraham L.
Liebovitz was named treasurer
and Joseph Mazer chairman of
the National Council.
Robert Silverman was honored
at a dinner on the occasion of
his completion of 50 years work
for the Zionist movement.

At a recent election held by
the Jewish Cantors and Minis-
ters Association Cantor Jacob
H. Sonenkiar was elected presi-
dent.
Serving with him are Cantors
D. Katzman and Nicholas . Fena-
kel, vice-presidents; H. J. Blank,
secretary; J. Skolnick, treasurer;
H. Shulsinger, music chairman; Kamil Confers Masonic
H. J. Adler, board chairman, A. Degrees on Doctor Son
A. Rosenfeld, publicity. Dan
Frohman is. music director.
Joseph G. Kamil, president- of
the Kamil Management Realty
Beth Abraham School to Close
Co.. and a member of Scottish
Registration for Term Sunday
11-"Le and Moslem Shrine since
Final registration for the. new 1924, recently conferred the
term of Cong. Beth Abraham re- Scottish Rite and Shrine degrees
ligious school will be held Sun- on his son, Dr. Richard S. Kamil,
day, at the synagogue.. Mem- a captain in the U.S. Army Med-
bers of the school's board of ical Corps, -stationed at Fort
education • will receive new stu- . Riley, Kans.
The ceremony took place at a
dents for kindergarten through
grade eight starting at 10 a.m. special consistory and Shrine
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern is prin- class in Isis Shrine Temple, at
cipal and director of the school. Salina, Kans.

Bnei Akiva Members Plan
Toys for Israel Campaign

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A -"toys for Israel" drive will
be held by the Bnei Akiva, re-
ligicais Zionist yoUth movement.
Members will pick up toys from
homes each Sunday between
Feb. 17 and March 16.
Toys may also be brought to
the Bnei Akiva office at 9142
Linwood near Joy Road. After
toys are collected, they will be
mended, painted and sent to
Israel for children in immi-
grant camps. For further in-
formation call TY. 4-2867_

Dr. Fauman, Lazere, Kay Head
Bnai Moshe Adult School Event

A symposium, "The Jewish
Community in Relation to the
General Community," will be
presented before the Bnai Moshe
Adult School at 9 p.m. Tuesday.
Dr: Joseph Fauman, Haskel La-
zere and Leon Kay will partici-
pate. The public is welcome.

Center Opens Youth Lounge
The Young Adult Lounge of
the Woodward Jewish Center,
closed for the last two years, will
be reopened on Thursday, and
available to young adults there-
after. A musical program and
refreshments will be offered at
the opening night.

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Synagogue, Visitor Reports
Few Jews Attend Odessa

HAIFA, ( T A )—Although
there are many Jews in the city
of Odessa, only 20 were present
at Sabbath services when he
visited the synagogue,'a member
of the crew of the freighter
Rimon reported when the vessel
returned here from the Soviet
port. The Rimon carried to
. Odessa the first consignment of
a 150,000 case order for Israeli
citrus fruit.

For the grand opening of De-
troit's -newest and most modern
beauty salon on Saturday, Feb-
ruary 2nd, RENEE'S BEAUTY
SALON of 12241 Linwood, will
present Frederic, world famous
Vienese hair stylist and Mr.
Leonard Dobis and Miss Frances
O'Neill, head color technicians
of the Clairol Company, for free
consultation from 3 p.m. to 10
p.m. Free gifts will be tendered
to the ladies attending.
* * *
If your organization is seeking
new ways to bolster the treas-
ury, the PALMER PARK THEA-
TER, located at Hamilton and
W. McNichols, offers you a solu-
tion. Theater benefit parties may
be arranged at reasonable rates
and is certain to be a profitable
venture. For further information
call WO. 1-4282.
* * *
The only completely modern
car in its field, the big '52 Ford,
will be on display beginning Fri-
day, February 1st. Jerry Bielfield
of the JERRY BIELFIELD CO.
of 6845 Michigan, and Joseph
Netzorg of FLOYD RICE, at
14300 Livernois, invite their
many customers and friends to
comer in and see these beautiful
new models. . .

Moshe Haar to. Address
Branch Seven, LZOA, Meeting
Moshe Haar, local Jewish edu-
cator, will be guest speaker at
a program of Branch Seven,
Labor Zionist Organization of
America., at its meeting Sunday
evening, at the home of the
Dave Faigenbaums, 1980 Elm-
hurst. Haar will speak on I. L.
Peretz, the noted Jewish poet

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Ahavas Achim Students to
See "Birth of Moses"

Pupils of the religious school,
of Cong. Ahavas Achim will see
"Birth of Moses," a Hollywood
sound film, at its session at 10
a.m., Sunday, at the synagogue.
Parents and friends are invited
to the showing and to the dis-
cussion which follows.
Classes in modern Hebrew are
taught by Rabbi Ephraim F.
Einhorn at 8 p.m., each Tuesday,

Business Briefs

Announcement was made this scrip certificates as well as cer-
week of the closing of the Zion- tificates for radios, refrigerators
ist Regional office at the Zionist and other machines will be
available at this store.
House. The Region, which in-
cluded the Zionist organizations
in Michigan and Ohio Valley,
henceforth will be operated from
rare
~gm.. 49per
the nation ZOA office in New
York.
rrn
Jules Doneson, who directed
the ZOA Region here for the
past 28 months,
has announced
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h i s association
with Israel En-
KOWAL'S
terprises which
will operf Sun-
V‘otet
day at 11820
Dexter, near
Tuxedo. Open
AT 43rd STREET
house on Sun-
day will mark
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
the introduction
PRIVATE BEACH
Doneson to Detroit,
POOL 6 CAVAMA CLOS
through Israel Enterprises, of
SPECIAL WINTER RATES
200
Rooms
Per Person
many Israel articles, including
arts and crafts, jewelry, records,
arid. A-pts.
Double Occup.
Hebrew books, Israel stamps,
40 at
Until Mar. 20
coin j e w e 1 r y, Tel Aviv-made
COFFEE SHOP, COCKTAIL
candy, olive oil, Jerusalem-man-
LOUNGE, DINING TERRACE
ufactured shoes, fashions, marble
Also Efficiencies
1 & 2 Bedroom
for sculpturing and cemeteries,
Apts.
religious articles, and other ma-
terials.
In Detroit Cali
TRinity 2-5800
In addition, Israel Enterprises
Writ. far R•s•rvat
will provide services to Israel,-
shipping and travel. Food and

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