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Fraternity Launches Drive
For Dental College in Israel
Detroit Alumni Chapter of
Alpha Omega, national dental
fraternity, this week launched
a campaign here for the projec-
ted dental college in Israel.,
Conducted jointly with the
American Friends of the He-
brew University, for a national
goal of $300,000, the Detroit
groups hopes to raise a mini-
mum of $30,000 as this commun-
ity's share in what has been
described as an immediate need
in Israel.
Co-chairmen of the • Detroit
driye are Dr. -Frank Reisman,
and Dr. Alex Kaplan. Dr. Louis
Galin, national president-elect,
and Dr. Fred Stein are regional
co-chairmen; in charge of the
drive in which the Detroit
Alumni Chapter, Chi Chapter of
the University of Michigan, Al-
pha Nu Chapter of the Univer-
sity of Detroit and Saginaw Val-
ley Alumni Chapter (Flint) will
participate.
Officers of the Detroit Alumni
chapter are: Dr. Allen Kline,
president; Dr. Bernard Schmidt,
vice-president; Drs. Gerald
Freedman and Edward Schneid-
er, secretaries, and Dr. Gerald
Aptekar, treasurer.
The Detroit drive was inaugu-
rated at a bruncheon at Holiday
Manor Sunday, with Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler as guest speaker. Dr.
Stein presided, and Dr. Reisman
outlined the campaign objec-
tives.
Dr. Galin, in an analysis of
Israel's dental needs, report-
ed, on the basis of a recent
survey, that there are 800
dentists in Israel, nearly 40
percent of them 'women; that
the4 average age . is 52; that
there are 350 in Tel Aviv, 200
in Haifa and 100 in Jerusa-
lem, and that 99 per cent of
them come from European
-schools, many with limited
training.
Dr.,Galin warned that with-
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Trvgve Lie Heads
List of Notables
For IIJA Conclave
NCRAC Statement Asks !Rules' for Investigations
A demand that the adoption the National Community Rela-
of rules "to insure fair play in tions Advisory Coymcil.
connection with Congressional
They called for elimination of
Committee investigations" • be
"the
shameful and damaging
made the first order of business
Trygve Lie, former Secretary of Congress when it reconvenes spectacle of character-assassi-
in eight years the number of General of the United Nations, was voiced by six major national nation and reputation-smearing
dentists in Israel will be dras-
will head a roster of prominent Jewish organizations and 30 through the irresponsible publi-
.tically reduced, unless a school
Jewish community councils cation of unsupported charges
is established immediately to
throughout the country.
by agencies of government which
fill the great, need and to pro-
"There are few more urgent should be most concerned for
vide for the shortages with
matters on our domestic agen- the defense and preservation of
well trained men and women.
da," these organizations said in justice, equality and democratic
Rabbi Adler declared that Is-
a published statement, issued by freedom."
rael and American Jewry form
a partnership in an enterprise
of preserving a great culture.
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Frequent mention was made
at the initial campaign meeting
of the pioneering efforts in be-
half of a dental school in Israel
of an American dentist in Jeru-
salem, Dr. Samuel Lewin-Ep-
stein, who is a brother of Mrs.
A. M. Hershman.
State ADL Board
Backs President's
Immigration Law
Major decision s• approving
President Eisenhower's emerg-
ency legislation admitting 214,-
000 immigarnts and vowing a
further , fight against the Mc-
Carran -Walter Immigration
Law were adopted, at the recent.
annual meeting of the Michigan
regional advisory board of the
Anti - Defamation League of
Bnai Brith.
The all-day meeting, held last
week, dealt with a number of •
Matters concerning human re-
lations in the state of Michigan.
Sidney J. Karbal, second vice-
president of District Grand
Lodge No. Six, made a presenta-
tion on the Joint Defense Ap-
I peal, fund-raising arm of ADL
and the American Jewish Com-
mittee. Regional director Morton
J. Sobel included the immigra-
tion measures in his annual re-
port.
Announcement was made of
the celebration of the 40th an-
niversary of ADL, the principal
phase of which will be carried
out in Washington, D.C., when
President Eisenhower will re-
ceive the America's Democratic
Legacy Award for 1953, and will
appear on a nationally televised
network.
Full cooperation of ADL,, it
was stated, will be tendered to
the overall American Jewish
Tercentenary Commit tees in
respective communities.
Reference was made to the
stand taken by the Michigan
Tourist Council in refusing to
distribute discriminatory litera-
ture printed by Joe Bachunas,
Michigan resort owner. Names
of other resort owners still prac-
ticing discriminatory methods
were presented and subsequent
action authorized.
Wo men's ADL committees
have been carrying out a proj-
ect of distributing a calendar,
listing the religious holidays of
all faiths, to teachers and ad-
ministrators in major Michigan
cities.
Two surveys concerning sep-
aration of church and state in
Michigan schools and in hous-
ing discrimination were accept-
ed, and the publication of Os-
car Tarcov's "Bravo, My Mon-
ster" was approved for wide cir-
culation.
The' second ADL Institute was
scheduled for Oct. 16 to 18, at
Waldenwoods, Hartland, Mich.,
in which all ADL lodge and
chapter chairmen are invited to
participate.
Aaron Droock was elected
honorary board chairman, and
will be assisted by Ben Rose,
Wyandotte, and Aaron Pearl-
man, Battle Creek, vice-chair-
man ; and Morton Sobel, secre-
tary-treasurer.
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American and international fig-
ures who will address an emerg-
ency National Report Confer-
ence of the United Jewish A
peal, Oct. 1-0 and 11, at Hotel
Statler, Cleveland, 0., it was an-
nounced. by Joseph Holtzman of
Detroit, chairman of the con-
ference and national cash
chairman of UJA.
The program that also in=
eludes Israel Ambassador t _ o the
United States Abba Eban,
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of
Cleveland, and Edward M. M.
Warburg, general. chairman.
More than 750 Jewish leaders
representing campaign c i t i e s
throughout the country will as-
semble for the two-day sessions
to consider special plans for ac-
celerating the Appeal's nation-
wide drive during the remain-
ing months of the year, and to
assess the results of a current
emergency drive by the UJA
for $25,000,000 in cash.
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