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Launching the current observ-
ance of Education Month, the
United Hebrew Schools' commit-
tee for the observance of the
Month has undertaken to con-
tact local organizations with an
appeal to devote an entire pro-
gram or a portion of an evening
dixring October for discussion of
educational needs in this com-
munity,
Walter L. Field, chairman of
this year's Education Month,
presided at a meeting of the
committee Monday night, at the
Rose Sittig Cohen B I d g., at
which it was decided to issue_
the Education Month Call for
deeper concern by the Detroit

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community in the need for ex-
panding the school system and
of enlarging the educational ac-
tivities.
The Education Month activi-
ties, Mr. Field reports, will in-
clude a special radio program,
arrangements for which a r e
being made by Ruben Isaacs;
special assemblies by the Kvut-
zah Ivrith and its Women's Aux-
iliary, the Women's Auxiliary of
the Schools and the Hebrew
Teachers Association and mes-
sages to congregants in local
congregations.
A forum on Jewish education
is being planned by the alumni
of the schools.

D o r o t h y Sarnoff, versatile
singing-actress, star of the mu-
sical comedy "The King and I,"
will be featured at the "Round
the Clock" Fashion Revue to be
presented by the Israel Bond
Women's Group on Oct. 6 in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral of Ma-
sonic Temple, it was announced
by Mrs. Milton Mahler, program
chairman for the show.
Miss Sarnoff has starred in
such other Broadway produc-
tions as "Rosalinda," "Magda-
lena" and "My Darlin' Aida."
She has appeared at Waldorf-
Astoria and Hotel Pierre, and
has graced TV cameras on such
shows as "The Ford Star Thea-
ter, "T oast of the Town,"
"Celebrity Time," "This Is Show
Business," and "The Arthur
Murray Show."
A 'soloist with majof American
opera companies, she .has con-
certized with New York City
Center Opera Company, Phila-
delphia Opera Company, St.
Louis Municipal Opera, Los An-

JDC Re-Opens Emigration
Office to Aid Greek Jews

Reuven Dafni, Israeli Consul stein, Joe Greenbaum, Ben Har-
in New York City, and Cantor old, Berl Hearshen, William
David Kusevitsky, world - re- Hordes, John Isaacs, Mrs. Harry
Kay, William Klafer, Mrs. Philip
Kutnick, Benjamin Laikin, Mor-
ris Lieberman, Nathan Linden
Harry Mondry, Harold Nelson
Larry Nichamin, Herbert Pincus,
David Rosen, Morris Sandler
Max Schmuckler, Mrs. Jacob
Schreier, Morritz Schubiner, Wil-
liam Schumer, Sidney Shevitz.
Sam Simmer and David Sislin.
Strict dietary laws will be ob-
served at the dinner. For reser-
vations call TO. 8-3073 or WO
2-5091.

ATHENS — The Joint Distri-
bution Committee has an-
nounced the reopening of its
emigration office here to meet
increasing requests from Greek-
Jewish war survivors for re-
settlement assistance.
The JDC office will provide
aid to the 7,000 Greek Jews seek-
ing new homes abroad. With
Funds provided in the U. S.
through the United Jewish Ap-
peal, JDC helps prospective mi-
grants complete the necessary
consular formalites. Approxi-
mately 75 per cent of all Jews
emigrating from Europe are
sponsored by JDC.

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nowned cantor, will appear at a
testimonial dinner honoring
Harry Schumer, at the Statler
Hotel, on Tuesday, it was an-
nounced by Morris L. Schaver,
dinner chairman.
A near-legendary figure of
World War II, Dafni was ap-
pointed first Israel Consul to the
seven Western States with the
establishment of Israel in 1948.
He has also served as Chief of
the Press section
of the Israel
Foreign Affairs
Ministry and as
F o r eign Office
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Israel-Arab Ar-
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sion.
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service in t h e
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Schaver ligence, he par-
ticipated in the Allied Cam-
paigns of the Western Des-
ert, Greece ; Crete and Syria.
Educated in Vienna, he emi-
grated to Israel in his teens.
and was among the young group
who founded Ein Gev, first
Jewish settlement on the east-
ern bank of the Jordan.
Now cantor at Temple Emanu-
, El, Brooklyn, N. Y., David Kuse -
vitsky was formerly cantor in
London, England. He has stud-
ied at Vilno Academy of Music
and in Warsaw, was cantor
Rovno, where he remained for
three years before accepting the
gall to London.
The dinner honoring Schumer,
a Labor Zionist and civic leader,
is under the auspices of the
Labor Zionist Movement. Assist-
ing Schaver on the dinner com-
mittee are Maurice Baker, Isa-
elore Brown, Morris Chesnick,
Sol R. Colton, William Gayman,
Morris Gelfand, Peter S. Gold-

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Nearly 3,-
0 workers' families have been
transferred to agriculture under
le Histadrut's "Town to Conn-
ivy" drive, which was initiated
last year, it was announced at
& sessison of the Histadrut
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or by the sale of a minimum of
$500 in bonds.
Every person who sells an Is-
rael bond as admission to the
Fashion Revue will become
eligible to receive one of three
prizes, valued at more than
$1,000.
The three-act show will fea-
ture fashion8 of 11 of America's
most noted couturiers by Car-
dinal, a collection of furs by
Robert, and settings of the
Fi ench Directoire Period by
NeWton.

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Dafni and Kusevitsky to Appear
At Schumer Testimonial Tuesday

Dafni

geles Civic Light Opera Com-
pany, Philadelphia La • Scala
Opera Company, and New Or-
leans Opera Company.
Miss Sarnoff also will appear
at a brunch in her honor at
10:30 a. m. in the Oak Room at
Masonic Temple. Those who
wish to meet her and witness a
press 'Conference may do so by
purchasing a $500 Israel bond,
or by selling a minimum of
$2,000 in bonds.
Manny Holtzer, local baritone
who has sung on radio, TV and
the last Big Day Victory Party
also will appear on the program.
Admission to the fashion show
is by purchase of an Israel bond

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