Senate Waits ike Nod
To Change McCarron Act
Third Seder, Guest Artists
To Mark Histadrut Finale
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Chair 7
man William Langer of the
Senate Judiciary Committee
said he has received no White
House request to consider
amendments to the McCarran-
IATalter Immigration Act.
Senator Republican leader
Robert A. Taft announced' that
the Judiciary Committee is
ready at any time to consider
changing the Act but he pointed
out that there has been no dis-
cussion of proposed chariges at
White House conferences of leg-
islative leaders with President
Eisenhower.
President Eisenhower and Sen.
John Bricker discussed Bricker's
proposed Constitutional amend-
ment designed to prevent Sen-
ate ratification of such interna-
tional agreements as the United
Nations Convehtions on Human
Rights and Genocide. The
Bricker resolution has been op- .
posed by major Jewish organ-
An impressive ceremony has
Scooler will offer a program
been arranged by the Detroit of origina-1 portrayals in English
Histadrut Campaign Committee and Yiddish. One of the leading
artists in the Yiddish Theater,
he has his own radio program in
New York.
The Halevy Chorus, accom-
panied by Bella Goldberg, will
be heard in a special program
of songs. Morris Lieberman,
campaign chairman, 'will also be
chairman of the evening.
The third seder evening was
adopted by local leaders as a
demonstration of Detroit Jew-
ry's spiritual identification with
the pioneers who are building
Israel as the hope of Jewish
people throughout' the world.
At last Sunday's gathering of
campaign workers at the LZOA
Institute, Dov Biegun, British
economist and writer, spoke of
the vital issues facing Israel
since the expansion of her econ-
HARRY ANIK
omy, and the problems associat-
to conclude the 1953 drivefor ed with assimilating newcomers.
Simon Richardson was rally
funds.
In the form of a third seder, chairman..
126 Tripolitanian Jews
an innovation for the closing of
Workers of the week, singled Immigrate to Israel
the campaign, it will be held on out for greatest contributions to
Wednesday event/1g, in the Adas the canipaign were S. • Richard- . NAPLES, (JTA)—A group of -
son, M. Gelfand, H. Schumer, 126 Tripolitanian Jews sailed for
Shalom Synagogue social hall.
Guest artists will be Zvi Scool- B. Hearshen, M. Shmukler, M. Israel last week - aboard the SS
er, Yiddish. Theater performer, Chesnik, S. Sislin, P. Goldstein, Artzah. Twenty-five members of
and Detroit's • own Emma M. Ginsburg, -S. Goldaftas, M. the group, including eight chil-
Schaver, concert singer: Rabbi Kane, D. Greenberg, W. Schumer dren, are TB • patients and will
Morris Adler will be guest and B. Schiff.
be admitted to JDC-maintained
Habonim this week mobilized M
speaker, and the Halevy -Far-
a 1 b e n hospitals immediately
its
membership
into
25
teams
to
band Chorus, under the direc-
upon
their arrival at Haifa.
conduct a city-wide youth tag
tion of Dan
day to fulfill campaign quotas. \ The immigrants left Tripoli
Frohman, wil
Organizations cited for aiding ostensibly for Italy on Feb. 26,
perform.
the drive were Aesculapian since Libya does not permit
The celebra-
Ladies Auxiliary, Ladies Lechem direct emigration to I s r a e 1.
tion is expected
Aneeim, .Lachver Ladies Auxili- Some 2,500 Jews are believed to
to draw an over-
ary and Jewish Women's Mutual be living in Libya, principally in
flow audience of
Aid Soqiety.
the capital, Tripoli.
campaign work-
ers and contri-
butors, who ar
advised that
.tickets are avail-
able at the
Labor Zionist
If there was ever a question pecially missed was "The Flower
Institute, _13722
that the Temple Israel Artists Song," from "Carmen."
Linwood or Scooler
would succeed, these Tucker's accompanist, ' Erwin
through any affiliated Histadrut Series
doubts were certainly dispelled Jospe, played two compositions
organization.
last Sunday when Richard on a Jewish theme, in keeping
Mrs. Schaver, who needs little Tucker, thettMetropolitan Opera's with the program's continuity.
introduction to Detroiters. will great tenor, performed in the
The first half of the evening
,appear with Scooler and Harry series' second program.
was taken up with the rendi-
Anik, composer - pianist, • in a
Radiating the warmth of a per- tion of selections from Mendels-
program of Israeli and Yiddish.] son who enjoys singing for "his sohn's "Elijah," Handel's "Judas
folk tunes.
people," Tucker scratched prac- Maccabaeus," the beautiful
The noted soprano has been tically the entire second half of "Nina" by Pergolesi, and arias
invited by the Israel government his program in favor of a group from Don Giovanni" by' Mo-
to participate, in the 'Israel In- of cantoral, Israeli and Yiddish zart and Puccini's "Tosco."
dependence Day celebration in songs.
The third program in the Ar-
Tel Aviv as soloist. Her per-
His audience responded en- tists Series will be on April 26
formance for Histadrut
when Josef Gingold, violinist
her last before leaving for a thusiastically to the change, and former concertmaster of the
which
included
"Cantor's
Pray-
scheduled tour of Israel.
er," part of the Yom Kippur Detroit Symphony Orchestra;
liturgy, the thrilling "Marching Ernst Victor Wolff, of the Mich-
Song" of the Haganah and igan State College department of
"A Brivela Isum Raben," a folk music; and Temple Israel's own
song of people who call the rabbi Karl , Haas, pianists, will ' be.
to tell him of their troubles, heard in an instrumental pro-
YOUR which
was dedicated to Rabbi gram.
Fram.
The Jewish selections on the MOther's Gefilte Fish
program were "A Du-Du," "Shir
Hacheirut" and "A dintoire mit Saves Money and Labor
Gott."
At Passover this . year, the
Perhaps the only flaw • in the housewife can save both money
concert—if one can call it that— and time by using Mother's Ge-
was that the enthusiasm of the filte Fish for her holiday table.
audience for synagogue music The vacuum-packed gefilte Fish
meant the deletion of arias with the old-fashioned tastiness,
which many hoped to hear. Es- made by Mother's Food Products,
Inc., saves the housewife not
only the exceedingly long hours
involved in, making genuine ge-
filte fish—but also will save her
dollars.
Market indications are that
the homemaker bent on prepar-
ing her.own gefilte fish for Pass-
over this year will find stiff
prices on freshwater fish in re-
tail fish stores.
Mother's Food Products, Inc.,
can make and sell its strictly
kosher gefilte fish at a very
thrifty price because the firm
-In this hour of crisis, in the struggle to retain our free-
raises and fattens its own fish
in its own hatcheries and ponds.
doms, let us re-dedicate ourselves to. the Allied Jewish
At the spotless Newark kitchens
of Mother's, there are specialized
Campaign and to the causes for which k stands, In
labor procedures and highspeed
automatic devices for chopping
order that the hungry may be fed, the naked clothed,
and pressure-cooking, all of
' the oppressed freed.
which eliminate the bulk of the
toil connected with gefilte fish.
Mother's Gefilte Fish is sold in
one and two-pound jars, con-
May the ideal of freedom prevail, and may- all our
taining either six or twelve por-
efforts for the Allied Jewish Campaign succeed.
tions, broth and a delicate slice
of carrot for color and taste.
There are also Mother's Fish
MR. AND MRS. ABE KASLE D'Ouevres.
All of Mother's gefilte fish
I
and Family products are strictly kosher for
Passover, and bear the (U) seal
of the Union of Orthodox Jew-
ish.,pongregation.5 of America.
.
AN V"
Richard Tucker Alters Artists Series
Program and • Audience Loves It
,
THE JEWISH NEWS-17
Friday, March 27, 1953
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during the observance • in 1954
of t h e 300th anniversary of
Jewish settlement in the United
States, David Bernstein, execu-
tive director, announced. Espe-
cially designed for the forth-
coming commemoration by the
well-known artist, William Met-
zig, of New York City, the sym-
bol depicts a menorah in a stars
and stripes motif, which illus-
trates the freedom Jews have
found within t h e democratic
framework of the United States.
Metzig, designer of the sym-
bol, was born in Germany in
1893, and has acquired an inter-
national reputation as a special-
ist in the graphic arts. In Feb-
ruary, 1939, he took refuge from
Hitlerism and fled to the United
States.
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