Construct New Tamarack Lodges
N. Y. Report Predicts End of B in Near Future
ALBANY, N. Y., (JTA) —The rated "in the foreseeable fu-
prediction that racial and re- tore" was made in a report by
ligious discrimination in em- the State Commission Against
ployment and in places of pub- Discrimination submitted to
lie accommodation will be elimi- Governor Dewey. •
Our Letter Box
Hearty Dave 'frown Message
Editor, The Jewish News:
From New York, Detroit, Yonk-
ers, Morristown, Los Angeles
came a flood of inquiries as to
the reason which prevented me
from attending the George Stark
function.
Not only The Jewish News
item, but the grapevine passed
it along and the end is not yet
in sight. As The Jewish News
was the only publication that
mentioned my sudden illness,
the credit is all yours. Congrat-
ulations on having such a wide
distribution.
My wire to Luke Leonard stat-
ed. that my burn knee, due to an
accident, was undergoing X-Ray
treatments and I was advised
to stay put for a while. I thought
the advice was good. Otherwise
I am in very good health.
DAVID A. BROWN
136 S. Linden Ave.
Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Seeks Names- of Israeli Dead
Editor, Jewish News:
During the first week in May,
a Memorial Forest will be plant-
ed in the Jerusalem Corridor,
dedicated to the memory of
American volunteers who fell in
Israel's War of Independence.
On the site of this Memorial
will stand a plaque, listing the
names of thoSe who gave their
lives for the cause.
We wish to pay tribute to all
of our comrades-in-arms. Un-
fortunately, our list of names of
those who fell is incomplete. We
therefore request that any per-
son knowing the names of
Americans killed in Israel's con-
flict send such names and oth-
er pertinent information (ad-
dresses, and names and address-
es of nearest of kin) to our or-
ganization for inclusion in this
Memorial and in the History of
the Jews.
American Veterans of Israel
c/o Sidney Rabinovich
305 E. Houston Street
New York 2, N. Y.
Hebrew Schools Plan
Teachers'. Meeting
The teaching staff of the
United Hebrew Schools will meet
at 1:15 p.m., in the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg. to prepare for in-
struction on Passover in all
branches of the Schools.
A special seder guide for
children has been prepared to
enable the children to conduct
the seder. This guide will be
given to the children in the
various branches who will con-
duct the model Sedorim in each
school. The guide is available
to the public, and may be ob-
tained from the Schools.
A film strip recently acquired
by the audio-visual department
on "Motivation in the Class-
room" will be shown and dis-
cussed at the Teachers Meeting.
The film also is available to
other schools upon request.
Leo Fuchs, of the Yiddish the-
ater, has bought a play by
George Miller, called "The Co-
median," in which Leo will star
next season, in his first English-
speaking role on Broadway.
aloct.
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in Israel.
Remember Your RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Two lodges, like The one above sketched by an architect, will
be available for community campers this summer, enabling accom-
modation of an additional 240 youngsters at Camp Tamarack,
Ortonville, Mich. In the fall, construction will begin on year-round
winterized cabins. Whereas last summer, the camp had facilities
for 42 girls in one village, this summer there will be three villages
of 42 campers each. Boys 12 to 14 and girls 11 to 14 will be ac-
cepted. Lodges, like the one above, provide laundry, sanitation,
dining and recreational facilities. For information on the overall
Center camping program, call the Fresh Air Society, TR. 5-8450...
ATTENTION!!
Organizations, Congregations and Friends!
Lists of hundreds of needy families in Israel have again
been made available to us for our Annual Moios Chitim.
Please help us make these families happier during these
Holidays.
People Make News
"Let All Who Are Needy Enter and Eat." . . . (Hagadab)
DETROIT MIZRACHI
ROBERT MOSES, Gotham's
Rabbi Judah Cahn, Temple Is-
rael, Lawrence, N. Y., and five expert on New York . traffic and
other religious, municipal problems; AL ROSEN,
.labor and lay slugging third baseman of the
leaders were
Cleveland Indians; and ROBERT
'elected to the K. CHRISTENBERRY, chairman
'board of direc- of the New York State Athletic
tor s of the Commission, are among the out-
NAACP Legal
:Defense and standing personalities who re-
ceived the Bnai Brith Sports
Education Fund,
Lodge No. 1840 annual awards
nc., it was an- for oustanding achievement, at
nounced by
Thurgood Mar- the annual dinner of Bnai Brith
.
Rabbi Cahn shall, director- Sports Lodge No. 1840 at Hotel
Astor, New York.
counsel of legal defense.
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The Seminary Israel Institute, Working 24 Hours a Day,
an annual lecture forum spon- Israel Ends 1st Huleh Canal
sored jointly by the Jewish The-
A dispatch received from Ti-
ological Seminary of America
and the Jewish Agency for Pal- berias by the Israel Office of
estine, presented its first honor- Information in New York an-
ary award to Dr. WILLIAM' F. flounces that the first drainage
ALBRIGHT, famed orientalist canal in the Huleh drainage
and scholar, for the contribu- project has been completed fol-
tions he has made to knoweldge lowing two months of working
of the Holy Land and for his three shifts 24 hours daily. The
"deep understanding of the pur , work was undertaken by the
pose of the state of Israel and I Chicago firm "Construction Ag-
of its role in the historical gregates Corporation," on be-
progress," at the Jewish Theolo- half of the Jewish National
gical Seminary, New York. Fund.
12244 Dexter
CITY BANK
MAIN OFFICE
PENOBSCOT BUILDING—GRISWOLD AND FORT STS.
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BRANCHES
Releases List
Of Authorized Drives
The Jewish Agency invites
contributors to Israel causes to
inquire at its offices, 16 E. 66th
St., New York, for information
concerning any fund-raising ac-
tivities on behalf of Israel.
Canadian Groups to Sponsor
European Immigrant Workers
MONTREAL, (JTA)—The Can-
adian Immigration Department
has agreed to notify its overseas
offices of an offer of the Cana-
dian Jewish Congress and the
Jewish Immigrant Aid Society
to provide for the reception,
accommodation and employ-
ment in Canada of unsponsored
Jewish immigrant workers
whom the government agrees to
admit to the country.
203(K) WEST SEVEN MILE ROAD
24865 GRAND RIVER AVENUE
4.c*O0 EAST MeNICFIOLS ROAD
DETROIT 12
(Corner Davison)
(Corner Seven Mile and Five Points)
DETROIT 19
(at Evergreen)
13701 WEST NINE MILE ROAD
OAK PARK
(at Coolidge)
Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Deposit Insttronce Corporation.
10—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 26, 1954
Thirteen organizations were
named by the Jewish Agency
for Palestine in its fifth annual
list of organizations authorized
to conduct campaigns in this
country for the benefit of Israel.
The organizations listed by the
Agency's committee on control
and authorization of campaigns
assure priority to the United
Jewish Appeal as the major
source of philanthropic funds
for Israel's immigration, ab-
sorption and colonization pro-
grams.
The following organizations
received authorization in 1954:
American Committee for the Weizmann
Institute of Science, Inc., American
Friends of the Hebrew UniverSity, Amer-
ican Fund for Israel Institutions, Ameri-
can. Red Mogen Dovid for Israel, Inc.,
(membership campaign only), American
Technion Society, Federated Council of
Israel Institutions, Inc., Hadassah, the
Women's Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca, Inc.. Jewish National Fund ((traditi-
onal collections only), Material for Israel,
Inc. (materials only), Mizrachi Women's
Organization of America, National Com-
mittee for Labor Israel (Ilistadrut Cam-
paign), Pioneer Women, the Women's La-
bor Zionist Organization of. America, Inc.,
Women's League for Israel, Inc. (New
York area).
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HAZEL PARK
(Near Nine Mile and John R)
DETROIT 19
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