LZOA Plans Israeli Labor College
In Honor of Its Golden Jubilee

The Labor Zionist Organiza-
tion of America has decided to
build a labo'r college in Jerusa-
lem in honor of the organiza-
tion's golden jubilee to be cele-
brated next year.
Announcement of the new
educational Institution was
made by LZOA president, Dr.
James G. Heller, at a special
conference for Histadrut (Gen-
etal Federation of Jewish Labor
in Israel) 'attended at New
York's Statler Hotel by 100 lead-
ers of the Labor Zionist Organ-
' ization of America representing
various sections of the United
States and Cant.da.
The college would provide
needed facilities for •adult edu-
cation 'in Jerusalem, Dr. Heller
declared, pointing out that the
city's population has greatly in-
creased in the past four years.
"The labor movement itself
has increased nearly 150 per
fent since the state was founded
in 1948, and now numbers L-
500,000 adult workers and their
'wives," Dr. Heller stated.
"Histadrut is the pillar upon
which the State of Israel rests,
and the organized labor move-
ment has provided the pioneer-
ing manpower necessary for the
development of the country. If
Histadrut was needed before the
beginning of an independent
state, it is needed even more now
to assure the character of that
state.
"Histadrut difficulties have in-
creased as it faces many new
problems, and it must have
stronger support from labor and
liberal circles in the United
States and Canada."
In his Detroit address last
week. Dr. Heller stressed that
the Mapai (Israeli labor party)
'stands committed to the de-
fense of the rights of labor, to
the building of the country up-
on the interests of all its people
—but without prejudice against
those of the farmer and the

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workingman. It believ'es" in the
cooperative movement which is
more and more the creature of
Histadrut. It is not doctrinnaire
in its approach to private invest-
ment in the land and has fos-
tered measures, passed by the
Knesset which incur the entry
of private capital."
Meanwhile, mobilization of at
least 50,000 volunteers for the
29th annual Histadrut campaign
beginning on Oct. 1 was urged by
Isaac Hamlin, general secretary
of the National Committee for
Labor Israel. The goal is $10,-
000.000. Dr. Herman Seidel of
Baltimore, chairman of the
board of the National Committee
for Labor Israel, pledged full
support to Histadrut during the
year. ,

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12—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Septem4r 12, 1952

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — State promised Egypt considerable
Department sources indicated Point Four aid to industrialize
optimism on the Middle Eastern the country and reclaim the
desert •
DETROIT LODGE, Knights of situation for the first time in
Secretary of State bean Ache-
several
months.
There
were
high
Pythias, is currently preparing
&on told his press conference he
for a Night of Knights, to be hopes that Egypt might join a wished the new Egyptian gov-
held on Oct. 14. Featured will Middle East Defense Command, ernment "every success" a n d
spoke of "encouraging develop-
be a floor s h o w, headed by • they said.
A report from Cairo 'quoted ments in Egypt." He emphasized
i Jackie Kahane, the Canadian-
Prince Minister Aly Maher as that relations , between the
! Tiger. Dave Goldsmifh. and Phil telling Egyptian army officers United States and Egypt remain
Kulick 'are in charge of ticket here ,that the United States has most friendly and cooperative.
sales.
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Hilbert Sosin, president of
HENRY MORGENTHAU LODGE,
Bnai Brith, announces the ap- a--
pointment of the f ollo w in g
chairmen: Steven Victor, aid to
Israel; Calvin Shobow, Ameri-
canism; Kalman Bruss and Leo g.
Maget, ADL; Sidney Cohen and
William Haftka, athletics; Alex E
Adelberg and Hubert Weaver,
blood bank; Lou Ornstein,. Hil- =-
lel Foundation; Marvin Esko and
From hat to shoes you should be
Marvin Green, BBYO; Ted Fra- =-
among the best dressed men for
zis and Murrak Sedley, budget;
Nathan Gold, civil defense; Rob- E
I the occasion. This year the new
ert Wolok, community service;
Gerald Gorzack and Harry Moss,
fall season lends itself to richer
conservation; Sam Faigenbaum
more
subtle color combinations in
and Leonard Klevansky, fund-
raising; Jack Caminker and Irv-
clothing, hats and furnishings.
ing Davis, indoctrination. of new
members; S a m Fenston, Bob =-
Dobbs Hats, Oxford Clothes
Kingston and Paul Richman,
programs; Leonard Brightman =-
• Shirtinakers Guild Shirts
and Bill Kieran, hospitality; Leo
Kaplan a n d Herbert Lenten,. =-
French Shriner Shoes --
membership; Gabe Glantz and
Morie Nelson, publicity; Irwin
Chodak, armed forces and vet- E-
er ans ; Herbert Capp, sick and
visiting; Irving Cane, welfare =-
services; Sid Wolfson, special 'I,'
rt
1-4-40 WASHINGTON BLVD.
projects; Abe Burnstein, voca-
DETROIT AND CHICAGO
tional service; Herman Burton,
Women's Chapters. M e e t i n g s E-_--
will be _held the•. first and third 2
Monday of each month, at Lutz- g
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Holiday wearing apparel

THE ET,ERNAL LIGHT
Time 8 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 14.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: The concluding pro-
gram in the summer series, "The
Words We Live By," will feature
a narration by Raymond Massey
on the 121st Psalm, which ex-
pands on the theme of God as
the Helper. Rabbi Israel Kazis, I
of- Temple Mishkan Tefila of
Boston, will be guest speaker.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 10 a.m., Sunday, Sept.
14.
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Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Maurice N.
Eisendrath, president of t h-e
Union of American Hebrew Con-
tis
gregations, will launch the fall.
0
series of programs, with a talk
o n "New Year Greetings—Happy
o r Good?"

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Barton's Holiday Chocolates
Borenstein's Book and Music
Store which is located on 12th F eatu re 19th Century Replica

street near Blaine, is proud to
announce the establishment of
its Main Store at 12066 Dexter
Boulevard, retaining the store
on 12th street as a branch store.
Mr. Borenstein- has served the
Jewish community for the past
five years with a complete source
of Jewish books and Jewish mu-
sic, and will continue to keep
the Jewish people in this city
up to date on both. The new
store will also contain all types
of ritual objects. Mr. Borenstein
previously lived in Canada_ for
a number of years, and was
Rabbi for the Shaarey •Zedek in
in Windsor before 'settling in
Detroit.
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AVALON RESTAURANT, lo-
cated at 13311 Linwood at Davi-
son, announces its new Lazy
Susan Tray Catering Service for
every occasion. Newly remodeled
and air conditioned, they are
well known for their specialty
of sizzle steaks. A favorite, too,
is the Miami sandwich which
takes 1/4 pound r`of corned .beef.
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The community is invited to
the grand opening of the new
]RV GRUMET shop for men and,
boys, which will be held Tuesday,
through Thursday of next week.
from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Done in a
beattilul western motif, the shop'
will feature the finest nationally ,
advertised, imported haber-
dashery and sportwear fOr men
and boys. The shop is located at
3.3200 Dexter, corner Tyler.
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Because they are direct im-
porters, ROSENTAL IMPORT-
ERS of 19378 Livernois, is,..offer-
ing fine imported china dinner-
ware, demi-tasse, coffee sets,
band-cut crystal and many
other fine items including hand-
made and decorated figurines.
at wholesa 1.e priee. As a
special get - acquainted offer,
Rosenthal's is offering during
the month of September, a fine
94 pc. china dinnerware set at
% off of the wholesale price.

Eyes Middle East With New Hope

Barton's Chocolates has made
a plastic replica of a beautiful
19th- century pewter honey plate,
now in the Jewish Museum in
New York, to use as the top of
its holiday assortment of minia-
ture chocolates.
For the .first I time , Barton's
will also produce a replica of
the Shofar, the traditional Ram's
Horn, to contain- an assortment'
of confections for- children.
Arrangements have also been
made for sending holiday gift
certificiates to Israel where they
will be redeemed for Barton's
Chocolates there. Rosh Hasha 7
nah gift packages are currently
on sale at all Barton store& in
Detroit.

Agudists Renounces
Fanatic Element

FERNDALE, N.Y., (JTA) —
A demand that the Kanaanim
movement in Israel, c o m-
posed of fanatic . youth s,
should be- declared illegal, was
voiced at the convention of
the American Agudath Israel
.Youth _Organization.
T h e speaker, "Dr., Itzhak
Lewin, chairman of the
American- s e_c tion of the
World Agudas Israel execu-
tive, said that the Kanaaniin
movement must not be tol-
erated because it constitutes
"a revolt against the historic
character of the Jewish pea-
ple." *
Dr. Lewin also toll the con-
vention that the Agudas Is-

rael organization m a y be
'compelled to leave the coali-
tion cabinet in Israel if the
Laborites do "n c t respect
the agreement with regard to
t h e autonomy of religions
education and the mobiliza-
tion of women in the armed

services.",

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