, 4Agioropimejoilimiw 7-40wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww -- Hordes to Report on Israel Visit May 25; Rabbi Novick to Address Box-Holders Rabbi William Z. Novick, exe- cutive director of the Jewish National Fund Council of Chi- cago. will be the guest speaker at the Jewish National Fund culmination of Blue-White Box Month meeting, Monday, 8 p.m., at Beth Shmuel Synagogue, 12837 Dexter. The meeting • will honor the Jewish National Fund Blue-White Boxholder and the volunteer worker, who has placed and cleared Blue-White Boxes in hundreds of homes in Detroit during the past few weeks. Rabbi Novick, who has direct- ed the Chicago area JNF office for the last four years, was born and. educated in ew York and studied for five Hordes years in Israel where he was ordained into the rabbinate. He occupied a pulpit in Mamaroneck, was di- rector of "Rescue Children, Inc," and of the "Committee for For- gotten Million, Inc." and helped rescue Jews from North Africa and Asiatic countries. He was national associate director of the National Council of Young Israel. A first hand and up-to-date report on the latest develop- ments in Israel, its progress and its difficulties, will be _given- by William Hordes, president of the Detroit Council. Mr. Hordes spent seven weeks traveling the length and breadth of Israel, observing and studying every - DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5 Friday, May 22, 1953 Entrust Your FURS to a FURRIER Our Deadline : Copy Must Be Typewritten phase of activity, political, eco- nomical and spiritual. This will be his first public appearance since he and Mrs. Hordes re- The Jewish News deadline turned to Detroit. is at noon on Mondays, with A specially prepared program a 9 o'clock Monday deadline of Israeli music will be present- for photographs. ed by Cantor Judah Goldring of All copy must be typewrit- Beth Aaron Synagogue. Cantor Goldring and his wife, Florence, ten, double-spaced on one a soprano and pianist, will par- side of the paper only. ticipate in the program. An award will be made to the Evil men understand not worker who has placed the larg- est number of Blue-White Boxes judgment,: but they that seek and a Golden Book certificate the Lord understand all things will be presented to the first boxholder in the country whose —Prov. 28:5. box yielded $100. Recognition ■ ■ also will be given to workers and organizations who have 1953 BUICK SPECIAL helped make Blue-White Box month a success. $2301.30 .011=11141111•1 11•0 I Delivered Complete. This price in- cludes directional signals, State sales lax and license . all for $2301.30. 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BIG (Bonds of the Israel Government) Day, which will mark the climax of the spring phase of the Israel bond drive, will be observed in an intensive one-day house-to-house can- vass. He pointed out that the one-day effort will help Israel, now entering its sixth year of Statehood, achieve rapid ad- vances in its struggle for econ- omic self-sufficiency. "The funds derived from this special Israel Bond campaign," Mr. Venezky asserted, "will implement Is- rael's programs of industrial and agricultural development." LILIINITEEIR J DC Spends $12,000,000 On Malben Work in Israel NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Joint Distribution Committee will spend $12,000,000 this year—ap- proximately one-half of its en- tire budget—on its Malben work isi Israel, it was announced by Charles Passman, director of the Malben program which provides aid for aged and physically handicapped newcomers in the Jewish State. Since Malben was established three years ago, it has spent more than $24,000,000, Mr. Pass- man • reported. He emphasized that thanks to the efforts and initiative of Malben, the battle against tuberculosis among im- migrants who have arrived in. Israel during the last four, years is now being carried on with every indication of final victory ever the disease. As a result of Malben's efforts, more than 24,000 newcomers— w i t h their dependents they number 100,000—have been aid- ed in a network of some 100 Mal- ben hospitals, sanitaria, old-age homes, custodial care centers, dispensaries, sheltered work-- shops and other institutions, the MC director • stated. BIG Day, Sunday, June 14 STATE OF ISRAEL BONDS Further information and prospectus may be obtained at American Financial and Development Corporation for Israel 2200 David Stott Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich., WO. 2-5091