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AciiviiieJ in" Soci4

Dr. Frederic Lachman, Research Fellow of the Hebrew Un:-
*ersity 'in Jerusalem,- was a guest in Detroit this week.
Joseph Handleman and his daughter,. Joanne, of Sorrento
Ave., are on a three weeks' South American cruise. They will make
Stopovers -in Panama, Cuba and other Latin American countries.
- Miles E. Brasch, of 19170 Warrington, and Daniel Honigman,
of 18645 Oak Dr., are touring Europe for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz and family have moved to 2966
W. Outer Dr. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg, of 660 Whitmore Rd-., were
among a group of American tourists who attended the BIG lunch-
eon club in Jerusalem where they met leading agricultural, in-
dustrial and public leaders of the new state. The luncheon, spon-
sored by the $500,000,000 Israel bond' drive, gives American tour-
ists an opportunity to discuss problems of the country's develop-
ment with official government representatives.
Dr. and Mrs. Ted Winshall and son, Walter, formerly of Pen-
nington Dr., have moved to their new residence at 17210 James
Couzens.
Dr. Warren E. Sheldon, formerly located at 17300 Schaefer,
has moved to his qwn offices at 14215 McNichols. He is on the
staff of Children's Hospital.
Mrs. Abe Gordon, of Waverly Ave., is spending 10 days in
Sioux City, Ia., visiting with her children, Rabbi and Mrs. Albert,
A. Gordon and family.
David Minus is spending the Summer season at Lesser's Clover
Lodge where he is playing nightly in the resort's dance band.
The American Jewish Tercentenary Committee of 300, which
is planning the celebration in 1954 of the 300th anniversary of the
settlement of Jews in the United States, includes the following
from Michigan: Prof. William Haber, Ann Arbor,.Mich.: Judge
Theodore Levin, Philip Slomovitz and Isidore Sabeloff of Detroit.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo Orecklin left on a five weeks' trip to Euro-
pean countries. Dr. Orecklin will attend a medical convention
in London.
Herbert Furman, of Leslie Ave., a recent graduate of the Uni-
versity of Michigan law school with a Jurist Doctor degree, has
been elected by the faculty to the Order of the Coif. Mr. Furman
is now associated with the Patent Office of the General Motors
Corp. in Washington, D. C.

To Wed _lug. 1

U.S.-Israel Effect Pact

For Sale of Publications

TEL AVIV, (JTA I—The agree-
ment between the United States
and Israel under which Ameri-
can publishers may sell books or
newspapers in the Jewish State
and be paid for them in dollars
from the U. S. Treasury became
effective upon an exchange of
notes between U. S. Ambassador
Monnett Davis and Premier Da-
vid Ben-Gurion in his capacity
as Acting Foreign Minister dur-
ing the absence of Israel's For-
eign Minister Moshe Sharett.
It is estimated that American
books. magazines and newspa-
pers worth about S250.000 are
sold in Israel annually. The
Israel government agreed that
the Israeli currency accumulat-
MISS MARY SOLOMON
ed from the sale of American
Mrs Etta Solomon. of Elmira. publications could be used in
Israel by the U. S. government
N. Y., announces the engage- for scientific, educational and
ment of her daughter, Mary, to cultural activities.
Michael Wartell, son of Mrs.
Benjamin Fuller and the :ate 104,000 Immigrants
Mr. Julius Wartell.
Reach Israel Shores
The bride-elect holds degrees
from Emerson College in Boston
JERUSALEM, ( J T A ) — More
and Wayne University. Her fi- than 100,000 immigrants came
ance is a graduate of Wayne's to Israel in the last 12 months,
law school. An Aug. 1 wedding the Jewish Agency immigration
department announced, reveal-
is planned.
ing that more immigrants will
arrive next month than in April.
No Aches, Pientyof 'Panes'
The increase will be contrib-
In Israel's New Industry uted mostly by Jews from Iran,
North Africa and Romania, al-
though more will be coming
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from the Western countries,
particularly from the United
States.
Since last May, 54 new settle-
ments have been established and
an additional 1,000,000 dunams
(250,000 acres) of land have
been brought under cultivation.
One hundred and fifty new in-
dustrial plants have been open-
ed and 40.000 workers employed
in them. 37,000 new dwellings
were constructed. and 420 new
schools and 1.800 new hospital
beds were made available.

Libya Bars Return of
Israel-Bound Emigrants

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kasoff,
of Richton Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,

TRIPOLI, (JTA)—Libyan Jews
will be permitted to emigrate to
Israel but they will be barred
froni returning here, the govern-
ment announced. The new .rul-
ing, which also bars visits to Is-
rael, will particularly affect
Libyan Jews who have been ac-
customed to paying periodic
visits to Israel on personal or
business matters.
Anti-Semitic newspapers here
have been campaigning to per-
suade the government to ban
the re-entry of Libyan Jews into
the country. The government's
decision has caused considerable
concern among Jews here, many
of whom have relatives in Israel.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Sylvia
Schott wishes to thanks its rela-
tives and friends for the many
kindnesses extended during its
Recent bereavement.

Oh, Where Art Thou,
Blessed Land?

A:cech, aayech, admat kodesh,
Buhl loch horniyah?:
Aver Artzech hayei nefesh.
Marpeh gam Iagviyah.
—M. Z. MANES!

By NOAH E. ARONSTAM, M.D.
Oh, where art thou Blessed Land,
My heart goes out to thee?
Thy air is balm to my soul,
Soothing all the pains in me.
Oh, where art thou Holy Land,
My heart goes out to thee?
Soon, ah soon, thou wilt instin
Newer Hope and Life in me.

Special—
NEW
JEWISH RECORDS

Sign Technical Pact

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JERUSALEM, (J T A) — T h e
United States and Israel signed
TO. 8-6111
12226 DEXTER
a number of technical assistance
Near Cortland
agreements calling for the Unit-
ed States to provide S800.000
and Israel to supply an equal
Music and Entertainment
sum in pounds.
MISS SHEILA KASOFF
The agreements, the first ones
Sheila Elaine, to Leo D. Ordin,
SAM EMMER
son of Max Ordin, of Marlowe signed between the two states in
Ave., and the late Dinah Ordin. Jerusalem, Israel's capital. pro- •
and His Orchestra
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The bridegroom-elect is a vide that assistance will be •
UN. 3-9494
graduate of Wayne University. A given to Israel in the form of •
experts to advise- her personnel, 4+4,-*****************4
Winter wedding is planned.
in the form of equipment for
DAVE DOMBEY
various laboratories and as
N. Y. Boy Buys 400,000th books for use in the public li-
and Associates
Bob
Jack
Bond in Honor of Barkley braries. This assistance will be
Eenyas - Kaufman
made available in the fields of
Wedding and Bar Mitzvah
A New York youth has pur- irrigation, .industrial efficiency
Photographers
chased the 400,000th State of and production, health services
TO. 6-8611
TY. 8-7800
Israel Bond to be sold in the and development of minerals.
United States, it was announced
by Rudolf G. Sonneborn, presi-
dent of the 'Israel bond organi-
zation. Mr. Sonneborn disclosed
that $135,000.000 worth of Israel
bonds have now been subscribed
to in this country.
The 14-year-old boy who made
the 400,000th Israel bond pur-
chase is Alan Goldfarb, of 115
W. Central Park. who purchased
the bond in tribute to Vice-
President Alben W. Barkley. The
Vice-President was the gust of
honor at an Israel bond dinner
attended by Alan with his
father, Samuel J. Goldfarb, a
(Sizes 1 to 12)
leader in the Greater New York
Committee for Israel Bonds.
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Municipality. Warns Fascists
Not to Spread Anti-Semitism
LONDON; (JTA) — don't
want our city to be turned into
another Jew - baiting Nurem-
berg," counsellors in the city of
Salisburg declared during a de-
bate in the city council over the
holding of fascist meetings in
the city. It was decided that the
meetings would be authorized,
with police present to keep or-
der, but the fascists were warned
that they would not be permit-
ted to incite people.

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A skilled craftsman is shown
at work on the manufachure of
glass products at a plant in
Phoenicia, Israel. Bonds of the
Israel Government help finance
this plant and other skilled in-
dustries in the new state. _

THE JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, July 11, 1952

Sheila Kasoff Engaged
To Wed Leo D. Ordin

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