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April 16, 1954 - Image 33

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1954-04-16

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B. G. R. Says:

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-33
Friday, April 16, 1954

NC_RAC Needs a New Name

this is the last. desperate attemp
to bring our scattered and corn
peting forces together. I woul d
An American Jewish Press Feature
American Jewish communal ac- prefer to be more hopeful an d
The National Community Re- tivities, beginning with the rest in the. belief that the long
lations Advisory Council repre- Board of American Israelites, in sought-after aim would ulti
sents one of several efforts to 1859.
mately be achieved without grea t
thoroughly unify and coordinate
I would not like to think that strain and difficulty. My chie f
misgiving is engehdered by th e
thought that the NCRAC S
somehow not entering suffic
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iently into the consciousness o f
the American Jewish public; the
reading and thinking public.
For one thing, the NCRAC
OWNED AND OPERATED BY JOSEPH ROGOFF—NATHAN KOWAL
needs a new name. It needs a
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simpler and more comprehen-
sible cognomen that will read-
ily give the gist of the purposes
13245 W. McNICHOLS, Cor. Littlefield
of the organization. The full
name is too long and initials are
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confusing. My own suggestion
would be The National Commun-
ity Council. but perhaps t h e
whole matter ought to be left
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open for suggestions from the
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public and that, in itself. would
Blackstone Manor
Barbers
Barbers
arouse more interest in the or-
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ganization and its purposes.
to
to
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In addition to a simpler and
Expert Shoe Shine Service
more attractive n a m e, t h e
Serve
Serve
For Ladies and Men!
NCRAC should resort to• other
YOU!
Specialists in Ladies Haircutting
You!
meats of arousing public opin-
Virgil Harrison
ion in behalf of the coordina-
tion of Jewish affairs, the eli-
Bill Bathozor, Prop. Formerly at 8727 Linwood
mination of duplication and
— AMPLE FREE PARKING SPACE —
competition and ultimately the
waste that is involved in a num-
ber of organizations carrying on
the same activities.
For one thing, I have previous-
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ly suggested that the meeting
of an Executive Committee of
the NCRAC and of its Evaluat-
ing Committee, which is to judge
on the merits of different activ-
ities, should be open to the pub-
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lic with all interested communal
leaders and workers being en-
abled to attend the sessions of
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WO. 5-6770
these bodies. These meetings
would then take on the charac-
ter of all common councils or
town hall meeting in which per
e

• sons vitally interested would be

HOLIDAY
BEST
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• able to watch and get the bene-

of discussions without, of

• • fit
course, having the right to either
• speak or vote.

Established 1890
I have suggested this plan in


0 a letter which I sent to my good



• friend, Irving Kane, the former
The Largest Complete Box Plant in Michigan
of the NCRAC and also
e el e
• • • president
to Bernard H. Trager, the new
LO. 7-6005 : president, who I hope will one
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e day also be my friend. I am sure
eeemeeetseemeoeetaseeewboomesoomeemposemo that
both of these gentlemen are
now cogitating the proposal and
that they, meanwhile, have writ-
ten to Mr. Isiah M. Minkoff, the
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Executive Director of the
NCRAC, so as to get his reaction
before they answer me.
In old-time Jewish tradition,
thereWas a custom of changing
the name of a child critically ill,
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in the belief that a new name
would transform the fate of the
ufferer. The NCRAC, even if it
Fourteenth and W. Fort
s .a victim of indifference, is not
b y any means suffering from
a ny severe illness Just the same,
a new and intelligible name may,
Season's Warmest Wishes
1 ike a blood transfusion add new
1 ife and vigor.
—Bernard G. Richards

Sincerest Holiday Wishe$

MARY AVIS RESTAURANT

150 Bagley

CROWN PHARMACY

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The Bear Archery Shop of Detroit

2611 West Philadelphia Ave.

Detroit 6, Michigan

Sincerest Holiday Wishes

AGINS AGENCY

314 Fox Building

411 111■ 11 ■ 11=11I

Passover Greetings

First Mortgage Corporation

GRISWOLD MORTGAGE CO

FOR SALE-6%-5 Year First Mortgages. Owner Occupied Homes

in Detroit Worth Over Twice the Mortgoges. All Have Mortgage Title
Insurance, Monthly Payments. Amounts $1,500 and Up.

List on Request

423 FORD BUILDING

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Season's Most Cordial Greetings


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WESTERN PAPER BOX CO.

SABLE'S OFFICE OUTFITTERS

322 West Lafayette

Greetings on. Passover

ACME ELEVATOR CO.

24 Hour Service — All Makes

Commercial and Residential
Maintenance and Inspection - Inclinator - Ele.vette
Sales and Service

TA. 6-6767

10542 E. Warren .

BRADY TRUCK PAINTING
& LETTERING CO.

They're Gonna Have
,4 Lot of Coffee in Israel

Truck Painting and Lettering
Body Bumping and Repairs
One Truck or a Fleet
1. ABRAMSON, Proprietor

VErmont 8-2424

ni

68 Brady

BLAIR DYE WORKS


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CARPETS AND RUGS
Dyed to Motch Your Interior Decorations
Slip Covers, Draperies, Garments
Also Piece Goods to Sample

2928 HOOKER

TY. 6-8333

Rear of Olympia Stadium

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Sincerest Holiday Wishes




ARGO STEEL .
CONSTRUCTION

S 440 Erciiinard

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STEEL ERECTORS

TE. 1-6266

TE. 1-3603

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Sincere Holiday Greetings
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Season's Greetings

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WAlnut 1-9424

Holiday Greetings

JAMES R. SNYDER

12207 Vaughn

WO. 1-3940

D. FERRARI

Alsco Michigan Corporation

MASON CONTRACTORS
COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL — INDUSTRIAL
Designers and Builders of
Indoor and Outdoor Barbeques and Fireplaces
All Types Brick, Block, Stone, Glass Brick Work
City Wide and Suburban

WO. 3-7280

REHOVOT, (IIP) — While

are paying over a dol-
• • ar mericans
a pound for coffee, Israelis
re smiling over the results of
I • ; uccessful
and painstaking tests


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vhich indicate that the Jewish
tate will be able to grow its own
offee beans. An Israeli scien-
ist, above, examines an experi-
mental coffee pliant, which was
produced at the government ag-
ricultural statiiela here, with
funds from the State of Israel
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bond drive. •

BARRY STEEL CORP. " •

10225 Lyndon


TE. 4-3600
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Holiday Greetings

Approved Manufacturing Co.

Automatic Screw Machine Products

30790 W. 8 MILE ROAD

Farmington, Mich.

K E. 2-1640

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