Israel Authors Ask Soviets UJA Helps Wipe Out Hunger in the Ghettos to Release Jailed Jewish Wiiters The an- TEL AVIV, (JTA) nual conference of Israeli au- thors and writers called upon the Soviet Union to release all arrested Jewish writers and to permit the emigration of Israel- bound Jews. The motion was attacked sharply by M a p a m. When the majority adopted the resolution, Moshe Shamir, a Mapam-affiliated writer, walked out of the conference. THE JEWISH NEWS-41 Friday, April 11, 1952 Holiday Greed' ngs DORSH FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. 4461 W. JEFFERSON, Detroit Harbo fr Terminal Bldg. Hungry Jewish youngsters from the squalid ghetto of Tripoli are fed at Kindergarten in Libya supported with United Jewish Appeal funds. This Passover will see the emigration of thousands of Jews still waiting in North Africa for an opportunity to move to Israel. Brandeis Slates Games On Salthath News Brevities 1 Mesdames JOSEPH GESC -F1E- By BILL WOLF LIN, SAUL LEVIN and ALEX- (Copyright, 1952, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inca ANDER SISKIN were among re- Brandeis University's gridiron cent graduates of the first course schedule for next fall is evidence for occupational therapy assist- I that the Jewish-sponsored um- ants offered in Detroit. They ; versity intends to go right on will work under the direction of with Sabbath football. All ex- professionally trained occupa- . cept one of the contests is set tional therapists in hospitals, for Saturday. This does not clinics and homes for the aged, preclude a switch in policy as and will assist the ill and handi- an outcome of negotiations that capped to adjust to their situ- have been taking place between ations and Speed their conval- ,Prexy Abram L. Sacher • and escence. The course was spon- :leading rabbis. However, the sored by Wayne University, the :schedule that was just an- Michigan Occupational Therapy nounced indicates a determina- Ass'n. and United Community ' tion to continue Saturday games Services. • • . if possible. At its meeting this month, The scheduling of one Sunday afternoon game, the first such COBRIN-ROSS FAMILY CLUB contest that the Brandeis eleven allocated funds for Mo'os Hitim will ever have played, apparently gifts to needy families. The group shows that university officials joined for the second seder at ' realize they may have to bow to the home of the David Teitle- : religious pressure. The Sunday baums. • • • `to may well be a test project KANTER FAMILY CLUB. at its to see what could be done in the 'event the team has to be side- last meeting, welcomed home the Cecil Rosens and Irving Yuras 'lined on the Sabbath. As for the grid card itself, from a trip to Florida. Guest of was Mrs. Gerry Kanter, seven games are on tap. with honor birthday was celebrated. the opener slated for September' whose will soon leave Detroit for 27 against the University of She where she will Bridgeport in an away contest. Fort Riley. Kans., her.O usband, Pfc. Erwin (Other opponents include North- join Kanter. ther members whose ieastern, University of Massachu- birthdays were celebrated were isetts and New Haven Teachers. Joe Feldman. Linda Tomarin. Only three teams are carried Ben Kanter, Paul Kanter and -over from last season's schedule 17—Wayne University, Arnold Col- Irene Kanter. • • . 'lege, and American Interna- PETER M. BERNSTEIN. DDS, tional College. has returned to his practice at 467 Fisher building following- ill- Bikes for Israel Drive ness. He may be contacted at Storted in Los Angeles TR. 5-8643 for appointments. LOS ANGELES. (JTA)—A local '.businessman has launched a one man dfive to help overcome the problem of transportation in Is- Feel. It all started when an Indian •Jew living in Haifa wrote to Stan- ley S. Slotkin, local merchant, asking for a bicycle for whicn, he promised, he would pay when :'things got better. The letter said- that Israel's buses were so overcrowded and the writer ound it hard to get to work on i ' it iime. , Slotkin recalled that in Japan, „ with 90 million people, a survey bowed that there were 70 mil- lion bicycles. He figures that pikes could help thousands of !people in Israel to get to and .from work and rildren to get to #chool. , The Los Angeles merchant of- 'ered his 10 stores as collection nters. il Wins ZOA Award for Book - e k .3n Israel Literature 1 NEW YOR 1, (JTA1— Prof. rieuben Wallen od of Brooklyn _,ollege was the winner of the 500 prize for the best book- ength manuscript on modern Hebrew literature in Israel sub- baitted in theourse / of a con- ,test conducted by the Zionist brganization o America.. i 4 ) NEW YORK—HIMAN BROWN. 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