CARE Gifts from America to Israel

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9

Friday, May 29

1953

Young Artist Ario
Slates June 8 Concert

For Mrs. Karolina Yekov and her five children, immigrants
from Bulgaria, the CARE kosher food package presented to
them by the Tel Aviv Welfare Department as a gift from friends
in America will mean nourishing food to supplement their meager
diets. Symptomatic of Israel's problems is the fact that 10 percent
Of Tel Aviv's population—some 12,000 fa,milies—must receive aid
from the municipality.

Kukes and Blumberg Named on UM
Cash Cabinet; Convene June 6, 7

With more than '15O regional,
State and local leaders set to
meet next weekend for an emer-
gency National Action Confer-
ence of the United Jewish Ap-
peal to assess the UJA's current
special drive for $25,000,000 in
cash, Joseph Holtzman of De-
troit, OJA.' national' cash chair-
man, announced the full entry
into this extraordinary effort of
a newly formed 76-man Na-
tional Cash Cabinet to help raise
11th-hour dollars toward the
crucial, short-term goal.
Next weekend's conference in
Washington, to be held at the
Mayflower Hotel, will hear from
outstanding figures in world af-
fairs, including Harold E. Stas-
sen, U. S. Director of Mutual
Security; Senator Herbert H.
Lehman of New York; Levi Esh-
kol, Israel's Minister of Finance;
Abba S. Eban, .Israel's Ambas-
sador to the United States; Dr.
Nahum Goldmann, chairman of
the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
and Edward M. M. Warburg, UJA
general chairman.
The 76-man national cash,
cabinet includes Harold B.
Kukes and Louis C. Blumberg,
of Detroit.
Officers of the National Labor
Council of the. United Jewish
Appeal last week called upon all
.branches of the Poale-Zion, Far-

band and Pioneer ,Women
throughout the country to help
the UJA mobilize every avail-
able dollar in its current emer-
gency drive for $25,000,000 in
cash.
Issued in the name of Dr.
James G. Heller, national chair-
man of the UJA Labor Council;
Meyer L. Brown, Dr. Sara Feder
and Baruch Zuckerman, vice-
chairmen, • and Zev Baumgold,
the secretary-director, the mes-
sage pointed out that organized
American Jewry in hundreds of
cities and towns throughout the
country are now involved in the
special drive which will termin-
ate next weekend at a UJA Na-
tional Action Conference in
Washington, D. C. -

Name Chairmen of
Home for Aged Women

YOUNG ARTIST TRIO

Three young musicians, who
call themselves the Young Artist
Trio, will be heard in concert at
8:30 p. m., June 8, in the Detroit
Institute of Arts.
The youthful players are Rob-
ert Newkirk, cellist, Ruth Meck-
ler, pianist, and Jerome Rosen,
violinist. The three have been
playing together for five years
since they met as .members of
the All-City Junior Orchestra.
Directed by Carl Senob, of
Mackenzie High School, the trio
was formed by the late Bernard
Silverstein, who presented them
at the National Music Super-
visor's convention.

Young Israel Plans

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WASHINGTON; • (JTA)
A i
group of American Orthodox
rabbis and lay leaders appeared
here before Israel's Ambassador
Abba Eban to complain against
the three-month prison s e n-
tence imposed by an Israel court
on Rabbi Israel Grossman who
objected to t h e drafting of
women on religious grounds.
The delegation was headed by
Michael Tress, president of Agu-
dath Israel of America, and Dr.
Sampson Weiss, director of the
National Council of Young Is-
rael.
A spokesman for the Embassy
said that Rabbi Grossman is not
actually imprisoned but is free
on bond. He was convicted, the
Embassy said, of defaming the
Israel Army as a "brothel" and
urging disobedienCe • of a law
governing the conscription of
women for Israel's defense
forces.
The Em bassy spokesman
pointed out that the rabbi is

free pending appeal, and that
the case rests with the properly-
constituted courts in Israel. He
also •empliaJiz;e4 the fact. that
all religious women in Israel de-
siring to be exempted from
Army service accorded this
right.

He th4t hath my- Word, let
him speak my word faithfully.—
Jer. 23: 28.

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Banquet on Tuesday

Young Israel of Detroit will
celebrate its 30th anniversary
of service to the local Jewish
community with its annual ban-
quet on Tuesday evening, at the
Latin Quarter.
Milton Traurig,
banquet
chair man, in
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urging. the com-
munity to help
celebrate-the
occasion, • stat e d
that the program
would be ded-
icated to t h e
strengthening of
Y 0 u ng Israel's
network of 18
junior a n d in- Traurig
termediate clubs for boys and
girls, 5 to 20.
In addition to regular groUP
meetings at Young Israel, the
organization sponsors an insti-
tute on Jewish studies, directed
by Rabbi Samuel H. Prero and
supervised by the National
Council • of .Young Israel‘
Boy Scout Troop 210, directed
by Marvin Engel; and a re-
cently Organized Cub Scout Den,
also form vital parts of its over-
all functions.
David I. Berris, arrangements
chairman, announces that the
affair will begin at 6 p.m. with
a cocktail hour. The L i n'd.
Brothers and Sam Barnett and
his grchestra will entertain at
the program to follow.

At its recent installation cere-
mony and program- in celebra-
tical of its 28th anniversary, the
Women's Auxiliary, Jewish Home
for Aged, heard of the appoint-
ments of the following chair-
, Amen by Mrs.
r k • Benach,
president:
Mesdames Sam
Newman, serv-
ice group; Her-
man Bregman,
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Joseph J. Ja-
cobs, purchas-
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Levison, print-
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Canadian Radium and Uranium
Corporation.
The plant, worth $150,000, will
enable Israel to produce for it-
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U.S. Orthodox Leaders Protest Jailing of Rabbi

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