1 0—THE JEWISH NEWS Songs in Their Hearts, But A Campaign on Their Minds Friday, May 2, 1952 Army of Locusts Darken Tel Aviv TEL AVIV, (JTA) — T h e skies around Tel Aviv and Petach Tikvah were darkened as the locust invasion of Is- rael from Jordan began in earnest. The swarms, coming from the east, passed the coastal cities and continued over the Mediterranean but soon returned and settled in the Sharon Valley, near Jor- dan, and around Safad. Other swarms were seen in the Jerusalem-Hebron area. After a detailed examina- tion of the insects, Israeli agricultural experts said that the pests were adults which are not harmful. They emphasized that the adults would soon lay eggs. Danger to crops will come 14 days later when young insects emerge. The experts said that they would spread poison in the areas where the egg-laying adults settle and thus kill the next generation of young. For this reason, they urged, the adults should not be disturbed and scattered over wide areas where they could not be checked adequatedly by Rehearsing their songs for the festive morning rally of Wo- men's Division workers on G-Day, are members of the Allied Jew- ish Campaign G-Day chorus (left to right) Mrs. ELI GROSS, director, Mrs. HAROLD L. FRANK, Mrs. SAMUEL B1COLL, Mrs. VICTOR LAWSON and Mrs. DONALD SCHILLER. By popular request Mrs. Eli Greenberg, David Hersh, Marvin Gross, who directed the chorus Mintz, Marvin Robinson, Felix Rosenwach, Saul Rubin, Leopold for the Women's Division of the Snyder, Norman Snyder, Ben- Allied Jewish Campaign last jamin Stamell and Marvin Wets- year, has again organized and man. directed a chorus to be featured Mrs. Raymond A. Sokolov is when Division general solicita- general chairman of .G-Day. tion workers rally at tile White- while Mrs. Sidney .J. Karbel is hall Building, State Fair chairman of general solicitation Grounds, before beginning their for the Women's Division. visits to prospects on G-Day, this Sunday. The quartet to sing under Mrs. Gross' direction includes Mesdames Samuel Bicoll, Harold Frank, Victor Lawson and Don- ald Schiller, with Mrs. Harry Platt at the piano. BONN. (JTA)—Officials of the Special G-Day entertainment is being arranged by chairman West German government indi- Mrs. Milford Pregerson and Mrs. cated that the sum of $750,000.- Bert L. Smokier, with Mrs. 000 which the German delega- tion at The Hague talks accepted Charles Briskman directing. as the amount of compensation Campaigners who will be fea- due Israel should not be con- Lured in the presentation are sidered an offer on the part of Mesdames Peter Brown, Ronald the Germans. Officials here emphasized that the German delegation - did not Fete Isaac Hootners make an offer to .pay 8750,000.- 000 to Israel," but only made a On 50th -anniversary recommendation to this effect Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hootner, of to the Bonn government. They 3308 Waverly, recently cele- reiterated that the German- brated Iffelf 50th wedding anni- Israeli reparations talks must be linked with the conference on German external debts now taking place in London. * * BONN, (JTA)—Official circles indicated that the West German Government intends to make a concrete offer to Israel on rep- arations payments approximate- ly one month after the London conference on Germany's debts is resumed in the middle of May. German Payment Of $750 000000 Pends LOndon Talk poison. Chizik Heads Speaker • • . Israel's Stand on Talks Reported to State Dept. 1. J.4 Labor Conclave Isaac Chizik, administrator of the Tel-Aviv-Jaffa Port Author- ity, former chairman of the Negev Development Commission. will head a list of prominent peakers who ill address the irst Conference of the United Jewish Ap peal National Labor Council; Sunday. t the Hotel Astor, New York. , Rabbi James G. Chizik Heller, chairman of the Council. announced. Roston Backs .Stone For ZDA I'residency Boston Zionists this week went on record favoring Dewey Stone for the presidency of the Zionist Organization of America. In some quarters. the name of Ezra Shapiro of Cleveland has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the post. WASHINGTON, (JTA) — A "brief account" of the German- Israeli reparations talks at The Hague was given the State De- partment by Ambassador Abba Eban during a visit he and Typists Sought for Work Israeli Minister David Goiten made to Henry A. Byroade, new- For Navy in Washington ly-installed Assistant Secretary Two Navy civilian representa- of State for Near Eastern Af- tives of Navy headquarters. fairs. Washington, D.C., have opened THE ISAAC HOOTNERS Eban, who is leaving Wash- a temporary office at the U.S. ington for a speaking tour on Navy Recruiting station, New versary at a dinner party at the West Coast told Byroade Federal Bldg., Fort and Shelby. Bel-Aire Terrace. Joining with Israel stands with regard Detroit, to interview civilian them for the golden celebration where to the reparations talks with were their children. Mr. and Germany. Byroade indicated typists and stenographers wish- Mrs. William Pitt, of Los An- that he will visit Israel soon, ing to work for the Navy in Washington. geles. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Jo- probably this summer. Miss Quindina Giuliani and seph Hootner, Mrs. Julia Melt- Byroade will attempt to ex- zer. 10 grandchildren and five pedite Mutual Security assist- Miss Esther Dewey will be at the Recruiting station from 9 a.m. to great grandchildren. ance to Israel to provide maxi- 4:30 p.m., Monday through Fri- mum benecits as early as possible day, with evening and Saturday Health Spa at Oakton Manor from funds allocated to Israel appointments to interview appli- for this fiscal year. cants from this area. Call WO. A new, complete Health Spa Eban reported after the con- 3-9330, ext. 420. No experience is equal to any in the country is versation that he had asked Mr. now open to guests at Oakton Byroade to expedite the assign- necessary. Manor, Pewaukee, Wis. ment of the remaining portion The highly regarded Wauke- of the Mutual Security funds al- sha natural mineral waters are located for the present fiscal featured in a varied course of year. The Israel Ambassador therapeutic baths now given at said that the discussion of the Oa kton's completely remodeled Mutual Security and technical Health Spa. assistance programs was includ- In addition to these Waukesha, ed in the talks, which covered Water baths, Oakton guests en- joy scented steam baths, body- tingling salt rubs, expert mas- sages and scientihe infra-red and ultra-violet lamp treat- ments. "a number of mutual problems." * MUNICH, (JTA) — Foehren- wald, the last Jewish displaced persons center in Germany, was visited by officials of the West German Government's Foreign Ministry and by representatives Actions Committee to Meet of other Ministries. In Jerusalem on May 7 • • • VIENNA, (J T A) — Socialist The Zionist Actions Commit- tee, supreme authority of the deputies today introduced a bill Zionist movement between Zion- in the Austrian Parliament pro- ist Congresses, will meet in Is- viding for payment of compen- rael on May 7, the Jewish sation to persons imprisoned by the Nazis. . Agency Executive announced. a_tv3t tat eA," too cvo a PS° BA.N soc.* pE Spring Cooperates with Detroit's Israel Anniversary Celebration Under the clear skies of a flawless Spring day hundreds of Detroiters and their children marked the fourth anniversary of Israel's independence at a cel- ebration at the Zussman play- ground last Sunday sponsored by the joint committee of the Jewish Community Council and. the Zionist Council of Detroit. The play ground festivities were preceded by a parade from the Rose Sittig Cohen Building. Parade marshall was Norman Berkley, of the Department of Michigan Jewish War Veterans, and JWV members led by Ben Desenberg, state commander. along with Boy Scout troops, carried the colors. Geraldine Stashefsky led in the singing of the national anthem and Hatik- vah. Following brief greetings from Norman Naimark. chairman of the program committee, and Lawrence Crohn, chairman of the Zionist Council, there was a presentation of choral singing by the Habonim Makelah. Ha- bonim dancers then entertained with Israeli folk dances. Several acts. including magi- cians and clowns. entertained hundreds of children who w present. In addition, each ch received a souvenir. Assisting in arrangements the event were Irving Schluss A. C. Lappin, Mrs. Norman N mark and Mrs. Max Fried. B Akiva and youth groups of B Brith were among those w assisted with arrangements. 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