Midwest Educators to Review Their
Problems at Conference in Detroit

Rabbi Kirshblinn to Address 39th
Mizrachi Anniversary Dinner Jail. 22

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sessions will be: Dr. Nahum
Zackai, director, Camp Sharon; . Buys an Israel Bond
Chicago; Victor Perlmutter, di-
rector, Camp Avodah, Chicago,
and Dr. Solomon Abrams, edu-
cation director, Hebrew Insti-
tute Day - Camp, Pittsburgh. The
topic they will discuss will be,.1
"Jewish Camping as a Vehicle '
of Jewish Education. The
chairman will be Dr. Aharon
Kessler, d i r e c t o r, Council on
Jewish Education, Pittsburgh.
Saturday afternoon's on e g
shabbat, at the , Statler Hotel,
will be addressed by Rabbi Yaa-
kov Kabakoff, Dean, Institute
of Jewish Studies, Cleveland;
Hyman Reznick, music supervis-
MRS. PETER, HARMS (right)
or, Board o. Jewish Education,
Chicago, who will conduct the of Chicago, an active volunteer
Zemirot (community singing) ; worker in the sale of the $500,-
Elazar Goelman, director, Bu- 000,000 State of Israel Idepen-
reau of Jewish Education, Buf- denh Bond Issue in her city,
recently won the coveted $25,000
falo, Chairman.
The Saturday evening meet- Pillsbury Flour baking contest
ing, in the Fred M. Butzel Me- prize. As part of her award, Mrs.
morial Building, will be in the Harlib won a trip to New York
form of a panel discussion on City, where she visited the Israel
the subject "The Hebrew High Exposition, and purchased an
School—Its Curriculum and En- Israel Bond from pretty hostess
rollment." The discussants will HAYA TARNAR of Israel. Mrs.
be: Schachna Edelman and Harlib, whose husband is a Chi-
Yaakov Naamani, both of Chi- cago police sergeant, indicated
cago, with Albert Elazar, as- that she intends to invest more
sociate superintendent, United of her prize money in the Israel
Hebrew Schools, Detroit, as Bond Issue, which furnishes the
resources for Israel's economic
chairman.
The closing business session growth.
will be chaired by Yosef Arye
Schub, Chicago, acting presi- Israel Treasury Lists
dent, Midwest Conference of
Bond Conversion Rate
Jewish Educators.

The sixth a II n u a 1 midwest
conference of Jewish educators,
which opens today in the Fred
M. Butzel Building, 163 W. Madi-
son, will begin with a discussion
on "Vital Issues in American
Jewish Education Today." . The
speakers are: Mark . M. Krug,
acting superintendent of
schools of the Board of Jewish
Education of Chicago; and
Louis M. Ruffman, president,
National Council for Jewish Ed-
ucation. The chairman will be
Dr. Israel T. Naamani, director,
Bureau of Jewish Education,
Louisville, Ky.
The luncheon meeting, also in
the Fred M. Butzel Building, will
be addressed by
Dr. Samuel M.r.
B 1 um enfield,
p r e sident, Col-
lege of Jewish
Studies, Chica-
go, author of
"Master of
Troyes" and
"John Dewey
and Jewish Ed-
ucation" a n ci-
former presi-
dent of the Na-
tional C o u ncilDr. Blumenfield
for Jewish Education and the
Chicago Rabbinical Association.
His topic will be "Towards Ma-
turity in Jewish Education." The
chairman . will be Bernard
Isaacs, superintendent of the
United Hebrew Schools of De-
troit.
Other speakers at Friday's

PrepaTations are under way
for the 39th anniversary ban-
quet of Detroit Mizrachi Organ-
ization, to be held Jan. 22 at
the Latin Quarter, it • was 'an-
nounced by David"J.. Cohen,
banquet chairman, and
Stollman, president.
The guest speaker will be
Rabbi Mordecai Kirshblum, new-
ly elected president of Mizrachi
Organization of America. By
popular demand, the well-known
Cantor Moshe .Kusevitsky will
reappear as guest artist in a
program of varied musical se-
lections, accompanied by the
hated Detroit composer, Julius
Chajes.
"A number of the groups ac-
tive in Detroit Jewish iliffo have
always shown great interest and
sympathy in the
local and na-
tional program
of the Mizra-
chi," Mr. Stoll-'
man stated
"During the .
past 50 years of
modern Zion-
ism, -Mizrachi
took part in Stollman
preparing t he people and the
land for the redemption of the

12—THE JEWISH NEWS
friday, January 9, 1953

state. Since the establishment
of the state, Mizrachi leaders
have held prominent posts in
the Israeli government. Mizra-
chi accomplishments in Israel
include many colonies, an edu-
cational set-up comprised of
25% of the children in Israel,'
and now the Bar-Ilan Univer-
sity."
"On the Detroit scene," Mr.
Stollman reported, "Mizrachi
takes an active part in the Jew-
ish National Fund =with the
Irving W. • Schlussel Forest com-
pleted and the Daniel Temchin
Forest under way — the bond
drive—having sold about one-
quarter of all city sakes
Detroit Mizrachi is under the
leadership of the following:

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Rabbi Isaac Stollman, national vice-
president;- Daniel Temchin, honorary
presiZtent; Phillip Stollinan, president;
Morris Snow, Herman K. Cohen and
Arthur Gellman, vice-presidents; Abra:
ham Nusbaum, chairman of the execu-
tive committee and chairman of the
Bar-Ilan University committee; Irving W.
Schlussel, chairman, board of directors;
Louis Kukes, honorary chairman, Bar-'
Han University; David I. Berris, co-chair-
man, Bar-Ilan University; Max Stollman,"
treasurer, Bar-Ilan University.; Sol G.
Chinitz, Samuel W. Platt, Simon Wal-
fish. membership chairmen; Sol B. Edel-
man, life membership chairman; Isidor
Sosnick, organizations chairman; Aaron
Tilchin and Moe Yolles, treasurers; Rabbi
David S. Bakst, secretary; and Zvi Tom-
kiewicz, executive director.

(Ben Gurion on Vacation;,
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Friction in Cabinet _Reported

JERUSALEM, (JTA)
Levi
Eshkol, Finance Minister was
named Acting Premier of Isra-
el for the preiod during which
Premier David Ben-Gurion will
be on vacation at Tiberias. Mr.
Ben-Gurion, however, will con-
tinue to carry out his functions
as Defense Minister while be is
on vacation, the Cabinet de-
cided.
Pinchas Lavon, Minister with-
out portfolio, was named Acting
Foreign Minister while Moshe
Sharett is in Burma heading a
Mapai delegation to a confer-
ence of Asiatic Socialist parties.
The Cabinet decided to postpone
the municipal elections until a
short time before the Parlia-
mentary elections at the end of
1955.
The Ministers were also faced
with the first conflict between
the members of the two lead-
ing parties, Mapai and General
Zionists. Reports are that fric-
tion had already arisen in the
new Cabinet Committee on

A more favorable rate of ex-
change for the conversion of
State of Israel Dollar Bonds to
Israel pounds has been an-
nounced by the Israel Treasury
through the American Financial
and Development Corporation
for Israel, underwriter for State
of Israel Bonds. The new regu-
lations are intended to facili-
tate conversion to pounds for
those bondholders who wish to
visit Israel, to invest in Israel
industries or to contribute to
philanthropic agencies in Israel.
The rates set up for Israel
Bond conversions for these pur-
poses, as announced by Ehud
Ayriel, director general of State
•
of Israel Treasury, are as fol :
lows: -
1. For approVed investments •
of Israel Bonds in Israel indus- •
tries, the rate of . exchange is
one Israel pound for one dollar.
• 2. For tourists converting
their Israel Bonds while in Is-
rael, the rate of exchange is also
one Israel pound for one dollar.
3. For contributions of Israel
Bonds to philanthropic agencies
in Israel, the rate of exchange
is $1.40 for one Israel pound.
Ordinarily,- State of Israel
Bonds are neither transferable
nor redeemable prior to May 1,
1954. However, the redemption
in Israel pounds described in the
Treasury regulations can take
place at any time.

EconOmic Affairs, which was
only organized a week ago, and
that all decisions of major im-
portance had been put aside
pending a full Cabinet meeting.
Meanwhile, the economic sit-
uation seems to be worsening.
Most price controls have . been,
lifted, with more promised.
Prices rose last week, including
the price of gasoline, kerosene
and electricity as well as food-
stuffs.
An acute shortage of money is
felt everywhere — in govern-
ment offices, where employees
are behind in salaries, in pri-
vate concerns which 'have dis- ,
missed many workers, and in
business, where the public has
been restricting its purchases to
essentials. Commenting on sug-
gestions that the government
print additional currency, Mr.
Eshkol declared, in a statement
to the Jewish Tel-graphic Agen-
cy, that "under no circum-
stances" would the government
print more money.

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Tourist Service Announces
Israel Passover Sailings

The latest information re-
ceived from the Israel National .
Tourist Center in New York
indicates that there may not be
a direct sailing to Israel for the
Passover holidays. Israel Tour-
ist Service, 11820 Dexter, is
supplying information as a
service to interested, persons.

Men's Clubs to Meet

A meeting of men's club com. 7
mittees from local synagogues
will be held at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
day, in the social hail of Bnai
David Synagogue. Plans for the
Inter-Congregational. Men's Club
dinner, scheduled for Feb. 19,

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