; New Israel Nationality Law
Becomes Effective July 14th

THE JEWISH

NEWS - 3

Friday, July 11, 1952

Dr. Eisendrath Elected
To UAHC Post for Life

Direct Teletype Wire to The Jewish News

ROME, (JTA) — The Jewish
community of Venice has ap-
plied to the Union of Jewish
Comunities in Italy for assist-
ance in restoring three syna-
gogues in this city. which are
treasures of nearby Jewish
communities which no longer
exist.
The Union has advanced 500,-
000 lira toward the funds need-
ed to restore the synagogues,
one of which was built in 1532
and the other two of which were
constructed in 1580. The Joint
Distribution Committee is ex-
pected to contribute some of the
money needed for the restora-
tion.
The Union has revealed that
it is planning to take over res-
ponsibility for the maintenance
of some 300 "hard-core" Jewish
DPs scattered throughbut Italy
who are now being cared for by
For the next six
the JDC.
months the JDC will continue
,to supply both funds and per-
sonnel to handle the 300 DPs,

but
will
the
ply

after that the communities
take over the job, although
J.D.C. will continue to sup-
the necessary funds. '

NEW YORK — Rabbi Masi-
rice N. EiSendrath, president
: On July 14, residents of Israel are the addresses of Israel Con- of the Union of American
.iill officially assume the status sulates where declarations can Hebrew Congregations, has been
citizens when the Israel na- be made:
elected the executive head of
Consulate General of Israel, that organization for life, it
l-jonality law goes into effect.
l• e act, which will have the 11 E. 70th St., New York 21, was announced here by Dr. Sam-
feet of granting nationaliza- N. Y.; Consulate of Israel, 936 N.
uel S. Hollen-
on to Israel nationals at home Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill.;
der of Chicago,
iind - abroad, is regarded as a Consulate General of Israel,'
chairman of the
Ainique piece of legislation un- 1260 University St., Montreal,'
Union's execu-
aralleled in the history of in- Quebec,. Canada; Consulate of
tive board. 'This
An-
Los
Israel, 208 W. 8th St.,
rnational: law.
action," said Dr.
1 Based on the law of return' geles, Calif.
Hollender, "is a
''of
,Il 1950 which reasserts the
tribute to Rabbi
' -' historic right of Jews the
Eisendrath's in--
• world over to return to the
spir ed leader-
Jewish homeland, the new
ship during the
it
nationality
law
has
made
the
f•:?
Eisendrath- past decade.
ingathering of a scattered
Since he became its president in
people and their integration as
1943, the Union has experienced
citizens of the country as easy
an unusual period of growth,
•tas possible without discrimi-
adding more than 150 new con-
nating against, Israel's non-
gregations to our membership
+ '1 Jewish inhabitants.
rolls.
By BII.L WOLF
Telegraphic
Under the terms of the law,
Copyright. 1952.
Agency. Inc.
utomatic
citizenship
will
be
1
Israel Med School Must
, :ranted to all legal residents
The racial slurs leveled against
Egypt Recruits in Austria
rho registered with the Israel Jackie Robinson recently in a Stress Social Medicine
The Egypt-
VIENNA.
. '1,overnment on March 1. 1952. or game with the St. Louis Cardi-
NEW YORK, (JTAI---"The He-
I ?it-10 legally entered the country nals are alarming to Jewish brew University-Hadassah Med- ian government has sent a mis-
.4 after that date.
sports fans. If such insults can ical School in Israel will have sion to western Austria to re-
.i Jewish immigrants entering be hurled at Robinson by an op- to emphasize much more than cruit 500 former Wehrmacht of-
the country after July 14. the posing player, a Jewish , player do most American medical ficers for the Egyptian Army,
'Isproll d
. iecond anniversary of the can be subjected to anti-Semitic schools the social aspects of th e neo-Bazi newspaper, Dr.
Unabhaenige,
report
s.
law
of
return,
~
attacks as well. That's a pat- medicine," Dr. Harry Grundfest,
i i Woption of thel
2 1 Vill receive citizenship auto- ern that has proven true in the associate professor of neurology
iatically upon arrival. Non- past. This time it was Robin- at Columbia University, declared.
iews will be able to apply for son. Next time it could be Cal
mA h
Speaking at the Academy of
citizenship if they so desire after Abrams of the Dodgers or any Medicine under the auspices of
roing through a waiting 'period. one of the Jewish ball players the Hadassah and the Medical
Advisory Board. Dr. Grundfest
' The right of citizenship will in the major leagues.
You've never tasted ice cream
not be extended to foreign na-
It was in St. Louis that Rob- said that emphasis rr.usa be
quite like Barton's French Contin-
tionals immigrating to Israel
inson suffered much of the placed on social medi •ine be-
ental.
It's rich. smooth and creamy.
who declare prior to their ar-
abuse heaped upon him when he cause "great segments of Is-
WITH
Four distinctive flavors blended by
rael's
population
come
from
'rival or on arrival that they
INSURED
first broke into baseball with the
Barton's in the luxurious contin-
SAFETY
do not desire Israel citizen-
Dodgers. A few years later It lands where they were either
ental way_ Chocolate, Vanilla,
subjected
to
the
trauma
of
the
ship. Israel residents presently
Stro.kberry Fruit, and Pineapple
was Sid- Gordon. now with the
* Insured up to $10,000
!abroad will receive citizenship
Pecan. 50c pint. 10c Dixie Cup.
Braves and then with the recent horrors of Europe" or to
* Legal for trust funds
Giants, who was the victim of the - endemic starvation, oppres-
, on July 14, unless they make
At these tartan's stores in Detroit:
'a declaration waiving such anti-Semitic insults during a sion. degrading poverty and ig-
* Corporation accounts invited
Grand River, corner Griswold; 134 W.
norance" of the Middle East and
rights at the closest Israel game with the Cardinals.
Lafayette; 11563 Dexter near Bur-
* No clhorgo for our services
North
African
ghettos.
ling•rne; 13210 Dexter wafter Division/
- Consulate before that date.
Immediately after the Robin-
' L.
7541 W. McNichols, west of Livernois.
Y Inasmuch as the law confers son incident occurred, the Dodg-
In spite of the high cost of
0
DAVIDSON /A
SI *Mores in New York, Newark end
automatic citizenship on the ers prepared to protest. It might
everything else, cheap notoriety
Detroit
sum.- DETROIT a *0
minor children of Israel na- be well for Jewish fans and Jew- may still be acquired.
tionals, any waiver notice should ish organizations to add their
include the names of the chil- voices of protest too .. .
• • •
ren.
The law is operative only to
The compromise dates have
immigrants intending to settle finally been set down for the .
rmanently in Israel. It does next Maccabiah to be held in
of include those merely intend- Israel. The dates officially se-
.ng to visit the country. and lected are Sept. 30-29, 1953. They
roepective tourists are there- were worked out after much
_ore exempted. The following kicking around of the issue in
an attempt to please U. S. and
British sports organizations.
Dates suggested earlier were
criticized as interfering with
college programs and thus lim-
iting the number of athletes
who might participate.
The basketball team that will
Choose from Nationally Advertised Clothes.. Re-
go the Maccabiah to represent
the U.S. squad will be chosen
ductions on All Summer Suits, Year 'Round Suits,
from the Jewish Welfare Board's
Sport Coats, Topcoats.
cage tourney next year. The
JWB has also announced that
at a recent meeting it was de-
cided to hold the tournament at
the Bensonhurst J.C.H. in
1.-- Special Grou
Brooklyn". There's every logic be-
hind this plan. Bensonhurst,
which has been turning out
/
Reg. $75 to 895
some strong basketball teams,
has won the JWB championship
for the past two years . . .
• . •
Regular
One of the tennis stars who
Price
continues to make fresh inroads
in the tennis world is Sidney
Schwartz of Brooklyn. Schwartz
has made good showing in tour-
naments around the country.
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His most recent triumph was a
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victory for the second year in a
$85,00 Now $6875
row in the Inter-American ten-
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nis tourney. He took the title
by defeating Jack Tuero in the
Reg. $69.50 Now $56 75 Rey. $ 95 . 00 Now $75 75
finals in Queens. Then Sidney
promptly went to work to de-
fend his Brooklyn tennis crown.
•
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The name Al Rosen, Cleveland
ome early for an outstanding selection of imported and
Indians third baseman and one
domestic tropicals, tweeds, checks and plaids in popular
of the best in the American
single and double breasted models superbly tailored for the
League, continues to occupy a
prime place in the statistical
tall. short, slim or portly gentleman.
columns. Rosen, at last count,
led
the
league
with
11
home
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League homers with eight to his
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Racial Slurs at
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Jews in Venice Seek Restoration of Oldest
Synagogue in Italy ; Union Advances 500,000 I.ira

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