People
`Thy Waters Shall
Not Fail, 0 Israel'
ake News
And thou shalt be like a wa-
tered garden, and Zike a spring
of water, whose waters fail 72.0t."
STANLEY S.. KRAUSE, for 28 appear on page 50 in the "Inter-
years a Detroit attorney, has esting _People" section, will deal —Isaiah 58:14_
.4.06 filed his candidacy for Judge of
Recorder's Court in the Feb. 16
Primary Election. Krause,% na-
tive Detroiter, is a graduate of
old Central High School, and
received his law degree from the
Detroit College of Law. He is
active in many community
groups, including Louis Marshall
Lodge, Bnai Brith and United
Hebrew Schools. Krause's inter-
est in youth problems is ex-
pressed in membership in the
Parent Teachers Association of
Bagley School and the PTO of
Adas Shalom Branch, United
Hebrew Schools. Krause; with
his wife, Doris, and twa chil-
dren, lives . at 18229 Roselawn.
He maintains offices in the
Hammond Bldg.
*
*
*
Solomon Litt, -a partner- in
Asiel & Co., investment brokers,
was chosen chairman, of the
executive c o
mittee of the
National Jeivish
Welfare Board,
at the commit-
tee's first 1953
meeting at Wal-
dorf Astoria Ho-
tel., New York.
Mr. • Litt, who
succeeds Carl M.
Loeb, Jr., also of Sol Litt
New. York, has been a mem-
ber of JWB's executive commit-
tee for many years and is chair-
man of its budget and finance
committee.
*
*
*
Associate Professor HARRY H.
JOSSELSON, chairman of the
department of Slavic languages
and literature at Wayne Univer-
sity, has been named national
president of the American Asso-
ciation of Teachers of Slavic and
East European Languages and
cha an' of the Slavic section of
the M'dern Language Associa-
tion. Both organizations held
their meetings in Boston recent-
ly.
* * *
Rabbi Benjamin Morgenstern,
Brooklyn, will head the 1953
Torah tour committee of the
Rabbinical Council of Americas,
it was announc- -
ed by Rabbi
Theodore L.
Adams of Jersey
Ci ty, national
president. B y
direction
Rabbi Morgen
stern, "teams" of
RabbiS, inclusive
of two or three
spiritual leaders,
will visit acorn- Morgenstern
munities throughout the country
during February, March and
April, to participate in forums
and symposia and discussions on
traditional Judaism and ways
and means- of strengthening its
practice in communal and reli-
gious life.
*
*
Rabbi ISAAC KLEIN, member
Of the division of religious acti-
vities of the National Jewish
Welfare Board spiritual leader of
Congregation Kodimah, Spring-
field, Mass., left • to conduct
Torah Convocations in the
Azores, Bermuda and North
Africa.
*
* *
American Magazine V for Feb-
ruary will feature an article on
Detroit shoe man, NATHAN
HACK. The story, which will
Russian Anti-Semitism.
Condemned by Pearson
Responding to a query direct-
ed, to him by Hon. David A.
Croll, member of the Canadian
House of Commons, as to the
implications of the brewing So-
viet anti-Semitism, Secretary of
State for External Affairs L. B.
Pearson declared:
"Terrible atrocities stemmed
- from - unbridled anti-Semitism
in Nazi Germany. It would be
a great tragedy and crime if the
rulers of Communist Russia
were now planning to revive this
dark anid evil force from the
past and to make use of it for
their own ends."
4,
with Hack's research into shoe
problems, culminating with his
present work at the University
of Southern California.
*
* *
Two prominent figures in the
Jewish' community and 'leaders
of the Canadian bar were hon-
ored in the recent Honors List
by appointment as Queen's
Counsel. They are LOUIS' S.
MAITLIN, a leader in the Zion-
ist Organization of Canada, and
ISRAEL NITIKMAN who is ac-
tive in Bnai Brith and congre-
gational affairs.,
* * *
HILDE. ZADEK, Israel's out
standing contribution to grand
opera, won the plaudits of the
critics last week when she as-
sumed for the first time here the
title role of Aida at the Metro-
politan Opera House, New York.
*. * *
Dr. DAVID. L. FALKOFF, as-
sistant professor of physics at
Brandeis University, has been
named associate editor of the
American Journal of Physics, to
sertre for a three-year period.
* * *
ROBERT 0. LOOSLEY of New
York has been appointed Man-.
aging Editor of United Com-
munity Services of Metropoli-
tan Detroit, Glenn M. Coulter,
president of the board of direc-
tors of UCS announced.
Report Anti-Semitisbn
Dwindling in Canada
MONTREAL, (JTA) — Anti-
Semitism throughout Canada is
on the decline, Stuart Garson,
Canadian Minister of Justice,
told a meeting of the local Bnai
Brith.
He predicted that discrimina-
tion in employment and in trade
union membership because of
race, national origin, color or re-
ligion would be eliminated by
the Canadian Fair Employment
Practices act, scheduled to be
introduced in the current ses-
sion of Parliament.
Pointing out that Canadian
liberties and laws are derived
from moral principles, Garson
added: "Canada, along with the
western world, has seen a rever-
sal of the pseudo-scientific atti-
tude and from the mounds of
corpses in the Nazi concentra-
tion camps, from the millions
of political prisoners in the Bair-
iet labor camps, from the anti-
Semitism which disgraces and
characterizes both of these tot-
alitarian regimes, we derive a
new enlightenment_of the moral
foundation upon which our own
society rests."
Technion Geologist Finds
Iron Pyrite Deposits
HAIFA, (IIP)—Iron pyrites, a
metallic- sulphide valuable to the
chemical world as a source of
sulphuric acid, have been found
in the Beit Natufa area in Gali-
lee, it was announced at the
Israel Institute of Technology.
Dr. J. Vroman, Technion
ologist, and A. Goldberg, man-
ager of Chemicals and Fertili-
zers, Ltd., are further exploring
the find.
Dr- . Vroman declared that the
pyritea are found in many other
parts of Israel as well, but not
in the sizes located at Belt Na-
tufa. The quantity per ton in
the present site is too low for
practical purposes.
Iron pyrites used in Israel in-
dustry have been imported from
abroad. The sulphuric acid ob-
tained from the mineral is im-
portant in the manufacture of
fertilizers and superphosphate,
in oil refining, in photographic
processes and many other in-
dustries.
By DR. N. E. ARONSTAM
Lo, the sweet prophecy comes
true,
Sealed by the -escutchion of
history:
`Thy waters shall not. fail, - 0
Israel."
Mine eyes beheld the miracle a
thousand times,
A Miracle that runs like an
everlasting limpid f o u n-
Lain
Through many a page of living
lore.
Aye, such pledges never
-ce-ase:
They are a treasure-trove in
store
For tliee to keep and hOld and
build
The old waste places, as in
the golden days of yore.
Gird thyself with strength,
And thou shall be called:
"The Repairer of the Breach."
Truman Greets Farband
On 40th Anniversary
On the eve of leaving his of-
fice, President Harry S. Tru-
man reaffirmed his support of
and best wishes for Farband-
Labor Zionist Order, on the oc-
casion of the organization's 40th
anniversary now being cele-
brated throughout the country.
In his message to Louis Se-
gal, general secretary, Truman
wrote:
"For 40 years, your organiza-
tion has worked devotedly in
support of democratic causes.
The struggle of freedom against
tyranny is one that never ends.
The forces of despotism are
never wholly conquered but rise
to challenge each generation.
Democracy must be continuous-
ly nourished and strengthened
by work and by faith.
, "You have my best wishes for
a successful meeting and an in-
spidng rededication to the
struggle for freedom and jus-
tice against communism and
oppression."
—
5.4
LONDON, V (JTA) —The pride of
British Jews in their double
loyalty to Britain and Judaism
in no way implies a lack of sym-
pathy of either the State of
Israel or the affairs of the Jews
of any other part of the world,
Ewen Montague, president of the
Anglo-Jewish Association, told
the annual meeting of the or-
I
Pewoukoo, Wisconsin.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Lillian Gerber wishes to thank
its many relatives and friends
for the kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended during its re-
cent bereavement.
TEL AVIV, V (JTA)—Air trans-
portation of Jewish immigrants
from Teheran, Iran, to Israel
has been resumed. A plane car-,
rying 64 newcomers, including
infants, landed at Lydda Air-
port. The new arrivals said that
thousands of Jews still in Iran
and awaiting an opportunity to
emigrate to Israel, are living un-
der difficult conditions.
Four Iraqi Jews arrested in
Bagdad on charges of attempt-
ing to leave Iraq for Israel have
been released and are en route
to Israel via Cyprus.
20 mires west •f Milwaukee.
Tropical Indoor. Swim/sing
Pool.
Complete Hearth Spa and
Solarium.
$9 Daily
From
Plan
eased on 5,Day Special Rate
Sunday to Friday
For Rownratkus and
far Whotrotod Scschare.
Scrip Certificates
$10, $15, $25, $50
Shirlifermaw Masiteetnest
Detroit office WO. 5-0291
yi d
May Be Purchased From the"
-
ZEST AT
MEET REST Alltd
tifolakte/tv4Manoe
ganization ,here.
Labor Zionist Organization
%indention "hospitality" Masters
In Miami Beach, tiorldts:
aeMGir
WASEMUT
13722 LINWOOD
Call in order by phone
TO. 9-4710
Meant Royal Manor—au the ocean
North Shore Matter —lostwy apts.
Temple Israel Artists Series, Sun., Jan. 25, 8:15
Olga
Samuel
SORIN COEHLO
South American
Singer and Guitarist
Detroit-born Nanist
Tickets $2.50
Grinnell's, Metro Music, Shop, Temple Office
THE LABOR ZIONIST FORUM
Announces
The Postponement of Its JO. 28 Lecture
The Second Lecture Will Be
On Tuesday, Feb. 10, at YoUng Israel Center
Featuring
ABRAHAM DUKER
Resume Rescue Operations
Of Iranian Jews to Israel
1 ,
.
9
I . , ii i.;;; :
1
tor SERVICE ;N:-YOURWONE .* COUNTY-WIDE
:D VS :HOLID YS
AY NI
AliTNORIZEO SERVICE STATION
• PHILCO • RCA • MOTOROLA
• ADMIRAL • ZENITH • CROSLEY
• GENERAL ELECTRIC • HALUCRAFTERS
• STROMSERG • CAPEHART
PARTS WARRANTIES NONORED
4
sisce 1938
. Thievision
Peitet -5,7e4(
coni
Fait Side
Service.
Elementary Classes
(Ages 6 to 14 Years)
- Modern Jewish Education
Sessions from 3 :30 to 7:30
TE 4-2858
TR. 2-8282
if NO Answer Call.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED •
1
WE
RENT
TV
SETS
West Side :Service
LA 7-5462
UNITED JEWISH FOLK SCHOOLS
BONDED SERVICEMEN
Begin A New TerM
Advanced Nursery
(Ages 3 1/2
to
5
Years)
Two Sessions
(Hours 9-12 a.m. & 1-4 p.m.)
Transportation Available, Including Northwest
Refreshments
Registration Now Taking Place
THE JEWISH NEWS
R.'1%:. P'9'.
British Jews Proud
Of 'Double' Loyalty'
To Britain, Judaism
WASHINGTON, (JTA) Ugo
Carusi, former chairman of the .
U.S. Displaced Persons Commis-
sion, will be nominated by Presi-
dent - Elect Dwight Eisenhower
as Commissioner of Immigration
and Naturalization.
Carusi's appointment would
remove the possibility of the se-
lection of another candidate for
the job„ Rich§xd Arens, whose
background on imigration mat-
ters was considered controver-
sial because of his close associa-
tion with such figures as Sen.
Pat McCar ran and ex-Sen.
Chapman Revercomb. Carusi was
named by President Truman to
the DP Commission and is con-
sidered by Jewish organizations
to be favorably disposed toward
a liberal immigration policy.
Friday, January 23, 1953
• . , ....11t1411ANIONAllit1 1.1.0111111.11,..161011.1.0 4,44 ,1111611,//Wia0111010201.
Jewish Young Adult Council's winter weekend will be held
Jan. 30-Feb. 1 at Camp Tamarack. Planners are: left to right,
(seated) Anne ZeIonka, Junior Hadassah and JYAC president;
Lillian Tron and Willie Shanfield, Young Zionist Club; Ann Epstein
Junior Hadassah; (standing) Iry Feldman, Hillel; Bernice Kuhn,
Sigma Theta Delta; Larry Pernick, Mu Beta Chi. Member organ-
izations in JYAC now number 20. Recent additions are Kappa Nit
fraternity and Louis Marshall BBYW.
Former DP Chairman
To. Head Ike Committee
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs.
Sam Korens, sisters of the late
Bertha Gald, wish to thank their
relatives and friends for the
many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended during her re-
cent bereavement.
•
16
Plan JYAC Winter Week-End
lr.V411,
61 •
I
•
Phone TO. 8-9280 - TO. 8-0941