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DETROIT JEVVISH NEWS-9
Friday, November 20, 1953
Contest In Israel
Over Next Cabinet
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
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Pictured here is an architect's sketch of the $60,000 medical
center at Rishon Lezion, Israel, which will be built with funds
undertaken entirely by the furniture division of the Detroit Histad-
rut Campaign. The clinic, part of the recent expansion program
carried on by Kupat Holim, Histadrut medical organization, will
consist of two floors, with 22 rooms, and will be permanently
staffed by four doctors and 12 nurses. Service will be provided
mainly to the 6,000 residents in the area bounded by Rishon
Lezion, Beer Yaakov and Zrifon.
Rubiner Heads Detroit Delegation
To CJFWF Assembly in Cleveland
Samuel Rubiner, president of of America since the settlement
the Detroit Jewish Welfare Fed- of the first group of Jews in this
eration, will play a prominent country 300 years ago.
role in the 22nd general assem-
The annual business luncheon
bly of the Council of Jev ish Fed-
of
the Assembly on Sunday will
erations and W e 1 f are Funds
feature Judge Sobeloff's address
which opens today at the Statler on
the future paths of American
Hotel in Cleveland. He will act as
discussion leader at a workshop Jewish community organization
session of large cities on financ- and the presentation, for the
ing Jewish responsibilities, which first time, of the Willia in J.
will take place on Sunday morn- Schroder Memorial Awards by
William Rosenwald, chairman
ing.
of the awards committee. Mr.
Sounding the keynote for the ; Schroder, of • Cincinnati, who
discussions of global Jewish died in 1952, was the founder
needs will be outstanding econ- and first pr esident of the
omists, social welfare experts CJFWF.
and community organization
Planning and budgeting for
leaders. Among these are: Rabbi
Abba Hillel Silver, Judge Simon changing needs in the commun-
E. Sobeloff, Chief Judge of the ity and raising the funds neces-
Maryland Court of Appeals; sary to meet those mounting
Governor Frank J. Lausche and needs, while at the same time
Senator Thomas A. Burke of meeting national, overseas and
Ohio; Prof. Gardner Patterson, Israel responsibilities, will be
director of the international one of the major areas of con-
finance section of Princeton cern at the Conference.
Other Detroiters, besides Rub-
University; Miss Dorothy C.
Kahn, chief of the social service iner, who will attend the CJFWF
section of the United Nations; sessions are Milton K. Mahler,
and Mrs. Zena Harmon, advisor George M. Stutz, Jacob A. Citrin,
en social affairs to the Israel Mrs. Harry L. Jones, Mrs. John
delegation to the United Nations. C. Hopp, Norman Katz, Max
On Saturday evening the dele- Osnos, Max J. Zivian, Samuel T.
gates will join with the Cleve- Greenberg, James I. Ellmann
land Jewish Community Feder- and Harvey H. Goldman.
ation in celebrating its 50th an-
niversary of communal service, Police Officers Commend
at a Golden Anniversary dinner Scholarships Assisting
at the Statler Hotel. Rabbi Sil-
ver, the principal speaker, will Work in Race Relations
place the Cleveland celebration
Sr. Inspector Sanford Shoults
in the broad perspective of Jew-
ish contribution to the growth and Detective Tim Hutcherson
of the Detroit Police Depart-
thent appeared at a meeting of
the community relations coni.
mittee of the Jewish Communi-
KOSHER
ty COuncil, at which Detective
PAREVE
Hutcherson, who was one of the
students attending, a workshop
at St. Louis University on a
scholarship made available by
Probus Club in cooperation with
t he Community Council, re-
ported on the value and effec-
tiveness of the workshop train
ing both to the individual of-
ficer and to the Department as
a whole..
Inspector Shoults commended
the plan of making these work-
shop scholarship available to
police officers and regretted
that personnel requirements of
the Department made it difficult
to release more officers for this
and so deliciously smooth!
specialized training.
Detective Hutcherson, who is
Also try Manischewitz
presently attached to the Spe-
Kasha Soup, Manischewitz
cial Investigation Bureau, han-
dles as part of his routine as-
Chicken Soups
signment incidents involving ra-
cial relations. He reported on
his own favorable impressions
of the intensive six weeks train-
ing he had received at the St.
Louis University. The main ob-
jective of the workshop, he
pointed out, was to develop a
better understanding of t h e
thoughts and ideas of the vari-
ous groups of people that com-
1%4 Synoboi is Tow Amitotic* of
prise any metropolitan Ameri-
*INKIEST KASSRUTH & FINEST QUAteitY1
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JERUSALEM---Orthodox
ments in the government coali-
tion insisted Tuesday on • round-.
table negotiations among all the
parties in the coalition on the
composition of the new Cabinet
following the retirement of
David Ben-Gurion as Prime
Minister.
Spokesmen for Mizrachi and
Mizrachi Labor groups told a
press conference they would not
participate in bipartisan nego-
tiations •with other parties.
Moshe Shapiro, minister of Re-
ligion and Welfare and leader of
the Mizrachi Labor Party, ex-
plained that "we think. Israel's
present external and internal
difficulties warrant such a
roundtable. We will not partici-
pate in negotiations with t h e
Mapai or the General Zionists
separately in the event the talks
between these two parties fail."
The Progressive Party has de-
clared officially that it would
not participate in a coalition
cabinet replacing that headed
by Mr. Ben-Gurion unless the
Mapai and General Zionists
agreed to abandon the provision
or their coalition agreement,
providing for adoption of a new
election law which would deny
seats in parliament to any party
receiving less than 10 percent of
the total vote cast in a general
election. If this agreement is
abandoned, t h e Progressives
would rejoin t h e government I
a n d would name Dr. Pinchas
Rosen, former Minister of Jus-
tice, as the party's representa-
tive in the cabinet.
Temple Israel to Observe Annual Jewish Book Sabbath
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Temple Israel will observe' its sermon will be. "The Spiritual
annual Jewish Book Sabbath at Element in Yiddish Literature."
todaY, whenRabbi I The annual service_is part of
,Leon Frain* re'itteivs the EnglislO
translation of ;11.olem Alec- • j the program, , f0r. eiicortrgerh ent
J6vish :lit e rature in all lan-
chem's "The Adventure's of Mot-
tel, the Cantor's Son."
gUages as celebrated in NatiOnal
The topic of• Rabbi Frarif8 .Jewish BoOk - Month.
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