Nate Shapero Sees Prospects
For Early Israel-Arab Peace
.
/orate S. Shapero. prominent
Detroit leader, who recently re-
turned from a visit in Israel,
paid glowing tribute to the ef-
Dr. Wm. Dameshek 'There's No Substitute for Education'
To Address Clinic Goldman Tells Bnai Moshe Celebran
Dinner Wednesday In a stirring address in which expressed satisfaction o v e
with peace. We
Dr. William Dameshek, direc-
must be prepared, however, for tor of the Blood Research Labo-
a long process in the event the ratory at the New England Med-
present state of uncertainty
continues."
In the course of their tour,
drastically
the Shaperos and the Aliens
visited the Weizmann Institute
in Rehoboth and were the guests
of Mrs. Chaim Weizmann, Dr.
Chaim Weizmann, President of
Israel, being too ill to receive
guests.
Speaking Up Can
Win You $5,000
NATE S. SHAPERO
forts of the state's builders and
admonished a gathering of Al-
lied .1,e wish Campaign leaders
that the task of fund-raising
must go on until the young na-
tion becomes self-sustaining.
"There are strong possibili-
ties for peace,' Mr. Shapero
said. Having visited in Leb-
anon and in European coun-
tries, Mr. Shapero said that he
sensed a strong desire f o r
amity wherever he went. But
in the event peace is deferred,
he stated, Israel will be com-
pelled to spend a large portion
of her income for defense and
outside fund-raising Will have
to go on.
Mr. Shapero was accompanied
on his trip by Mrs. Shapero and
by Mr.-anti- Mrs. Sidney Allen,
all of whom were as enthusiastic
about their visit as he was. Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. Shapero said
they were thrilled to have had
the opportunity to see the° ac-
complishments of Hadassah in
whose ranks they have been ac-
tive for years.
In an extemporaneous report
on his experiences, before 150
Allied Jewish Campaign lead-
ers. Mr. Shapero told of the tre-
mendous accomplishments in Is-
rael: and of the advances that
have been made by industrial
enterprises.
He gave an interesting report
on the creative efforts of the
pioneers who are conquering the
Negev and spoke with admira-
tion of the progressive attain-
ments by Palma Pharmaceutical
Co. and other manufacturing
plants whose products are on a
par with the best in the world.
"It will take many years to
reach the pdint aimed at: Is-
rael's self-support," Mr. Shap-
ero said. "But the period of
transition will be shortened
As a means of safeguarding
the tradition of free exchange
of thought a n d opinion in
American colleges, the National
Council of Jewish Women will
sponsor a $5,000 nationwide con-
test among students for the best
essays on "The Meaning of Aca-
demic Freedom," announced
Mrs. Irving M. Engel, president.
The contest will be open to
all seniors (class of 1953 ► , both
men and women, in colleges and
universities throughout the
United States.
Cash awards are: First prize,
$2,500; second. $1,000; and third,
fourth and fifth. $500 each.
Mrs. Engel explained that the
essay contest is a development
of t h e "Freedom Campaign"
which was launched by the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women
to help create a climate more
conducive to the free exchange
of ideas by urging on all Ameri-
cans the fuller exercise of their
right of tree speech. The slo-
gan of the Freedom Campaign
is "Speak Up! Freedom Needs
Exercise."
The contest will accept en-
tries beginning Sept. 15, and will
close Dec. 31. Winners will be
announced about the middle of
April, 1953. Maximum length of
essays is 2,500 words. Detailed
rules and instructions will be is-
!sued to all colleges before the
opening of the" fall term.
Double Responsibilities
For These Campaigners
Apart from organizational re-
sponsibilities as chairmen of Al-
lied Jewish Campaign Divisions,
DANIEL A. LAVEN, left, and
LEON KAY, center, turn out for
individual assignments for pre-
Campaign. Pictured with them
is DAVE GOLDBERG, veteran
PC worker. Laven is co-chair-
man of the real estate and
building division with Benjamin
Wilk. Kay is co-chairman with
Mrs. Samuel A. Green of the new
the arrangements that hay
been made. with Adas Shalo
and Bnai Moshe in margin
their educational systems wit
the schools and urged othe
congregations to adopt simil
programs with the schools.
Participants in the week-en:
program included Bnai Moshe;
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Rabil
Max Lipshitz of Madison, Wise
Rabbi Moses Fischer, Eugeni
Weiss, the synagogue's presidenl,
Theodore Curtis, toastmaster r?:
cation of the Bnai Moshe school the dinner, Mitchell Feldmai
building.
Mrs. Harry Gunsberg, Rabbfi
Analyzing his thesis that Morris Adler and Beniami 5
there can be no substitutes for Gorrelick, Mrs. Julius Hers}
learning, Rabbi Goldman de- Adolph Deutsch and Cantu'
clared that even Israel is no David Katzman.
substitute for education and
is
emphasized that "men of Anonymous Letters
learning will never fail in
Merit Wastebasket
philanthropy," whereas mere
DR. WILLIAM DAMESHEK
philanthropy is in danger of
The Jewish News frequenti
ical Center, will be guest speaker falling short of understanding
at the annual Bailin Lecture, of the basic issues involved in receives anonymous letters colt
Israel's upbuilding.
taming comments on commun4
sponsored by North End Clinic,
following a dinner, 6:30 p.m.,
- Only a Jewry that knew its ty matters.
Wednesday, at Hotel Statler.
We regret that such lette0
past could recreate it in Israel,"
The lectures are sponsored by he said. He added- that educa- are relegated to the wastebasket „
the board of trustees and the tion begins with the child, with While we would honor reques t';
medical staff of the C 1 i n i c, the problems he faces, and ad- for anonymity in instanct
which is a member agency of monished the gathering, which where the true names and act
the Jewish Welfare Federation included leaders from the dresses are given, we must ar,t.
and United Community S e r- United Hebrew Schools whose here to established newspapr
vices.
classes have been merged with practice in demanding that a i.
Dr. Dameshek was graduated Bnai Moshe's Sunday School in correspondents sign their namq,
from Harvard Medical School in the new building: "You are and give their addresses beforTi
1923 and became interested in rightly dedicated to the chil- consideration can be given
hematology during his medical i dren's needs. I beg you always their messages.
One communication receive;:;
internship at the Boston City to remember not to take things
Hospital. After internship he I for granted and not to evade this week criticizes the type
worked in the Blood Laboratory the basic needs if the totality of Israel celebration that was sport
there until 1928, then took a curriculum is to be incorpor- sored at the Zussman
charge of the Blood Laboratory ated in the dynamics of a child's .ground by the Community an'`
Zionist Councils. We mentio!-
in the new Beth Israel Hospital life."
in Boston until 1939.
Dr. Goldman pointed out that the criticism but can not put
He assumed his present posi- the whole of Jewish experiences lish the letter that was mere:
tion in 1939 and has taught at must be included in an educa- ly signed "A Regular Subscriber/
Tufts College Medical School tional program; that the child
since 1925, for the last 10 years must be given a broader view 8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 2, 1952
serving as professor ot: clinical of life to include his Jewish
medicine there. He is senior values as well as his American-
physician and hematologist at ism, to the elimination of
the New England Medical Cen- :Isolationism in education; that
ter and consulting hematologist children must be taught the
at many hospitals in and around uniqueness of the Jew is dis-
"Where Vacation Dreams
Boston, as well as being consult- persion, - the truly binding hell-
Come Triie"
ant to the Surgeon General of : tage of our people;" that there
SOUTH HAVEN'S FINEST
the U.S. Army. He was the is glory in being a minority and
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chief of the journal ''BLOOD" in the heart of the child the
DECORATION DAY
and has written about 200 ar- thrill of belonging to an old
WEEKEND and MONTH
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Tour of Europe and Israel
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At Midrasha Mlava
visit London, Paris. Versailles
metropolitan division.
and proceed to Israel. A recep-,
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retary of the Israel Embassy in Egyptian Fishing Boats
Prime Minister Ben-Gurion, and
W:Jshington, D. C., will be the Captured in Israel Waters
they will visit with the mayors
guest speaker at the celebration
of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and
of the fourth anniversary of the
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h. served as an officer in the escaped.
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he asserted that "unless you
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Chicago, told more than 400
leaders at a dinner at the Bnai
*she, Sunday night, that
"there is no substitute for edu-
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