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Dr. SHLOMO MARENOF, as-
Sistant professor of Hebrew lan-
guage and literature at Brandeis
University, has been appointed by
New York University as director
of the professorial workshop in
Bibleland. In this capacity he
will head a group of professors
from various American universi-
ties who left last week for Israel
to study and conduct research in
archaeology, the bible and He-
brew language.
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At the recent Shrine Conven-
tion in Chicago, MARTIN BA-
BAHL of Moslem Temple's Corps
was honored by being re-elected

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Senate Aims to Speed
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to the office of secretary-
treasurer of the National Associ-
ation of Shrine Motor Corps.
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*
DAVID P. ZACK a n d ABE
KOTZEN were reappointed by
Governor Williams, respectively,
to the State Board of Account-
ancy and the State Athletic Board
of Control.
* * *
BEN TOUSTER, president of
United Hias Service, will head a
delegation of the agency's United
States leaders who will partici-
pate in the dedication of a mod-
ern hostel for technicians, erect-
ed in Beersheba, heart of the
Negev. The hostel, built with
funds raised by United Hias Serv-
ice, will be formally opened on
August 15.
* * *
ALEXANDER SAMUET S, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Samuels,
of 20454 Stratford, will leave for
England where he will partici-
pate in the preparation for pro-
duction in London, of his play,
"The Cloudsweepers." Mr. Sam-
uels studied at Yale School of
Drama, taught at the University
of Algiers in North Africa and
was on the staff of the New York
Times.
* * *
HARRY H. PLATT has been
.named to the $40,000-a-year job
as umpire between Ford Motor
Co. and UAW-CIO.

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WASHrNGTO• (JTA)—Agree-
ment on a bill to speed im-
migration under the 1953
Refugee • Relief Act was again
sought at a special meeting of
the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Chairman M. Kilgore said he Was
hopeful the committee would
agree on a bill that would win
bi-partisan support.
Senator William Langer, chair-
man of the subcommittee on
refugees, escapees and ex-
pellees, said that he is "not so
sure" that Scott McLeod, ad-
ministrator of the prograin, "was
doing everything he possibly
could." He warned that if immi-
grant visas continue to be issued
at the present rate, the program
will not be completed by next
year. Pointing out that under the
Refugee Act 214,000 immigrant
visas are to be issued, he said
that act had been in operation
for two years and only 39,869
visas have been issued, which
leaves a balance of 174,131 visas
to be issued during a one-year
period.

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Germany to Pay
Israel $70 000 000

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel
will receive 280,000,000 marks—
the equivalent of $70,000,000 —
from Germany under an agree-
ment signed between German of-
ficials and Pinchas Saphir, direc-
tor of Israel's Treasury, Mr. Sap-
hir announced here upon his re-
turn fr(irn a trip to the United
States, Mexico, Britain, Switzer-
land, France and Germany.
Of the total of 280,000,000
marks in reparations payments,
Mr. Saphir disclosed, 105,000,000
will be used for basic industrial
development, 58,000,000 for ex-
pansion of the shipping industry,
58,000,000 for industry, 32,000,000
for irrigaton projects, 14,000;000
for agriculture and 13,000,000
for electrification projects.
The Treasury head reported
that by the end of this month
Germany will have paid 1,370,-
000,000 marks—the equivalent of
$340,000,000 — in reparations
goods. The largest single category
of goods, those used for develop-
ment purposes, totalled 670,000,-
000 marks in value. Fuel oil
purchases from British Common-
wealth countries for which Ger-
many paid, amounted to 300,000,-
000 marks.' In addition, Israel
received 200,000,000 marks worth
of wheat, raw materials and
transportation charges.
Commenting on his trip to the
United States, Mr. Saphir said
that the new management of the
Israel bond campaign had sold
$14,400,000 worth of bonds in the
first half of 1955, some $2,000,-
000 more than in the like period
last year. He said that the United
Jewish Appeal had also showed a
15 percent increase in receipts
for this period. Reporting on the
$30,00000 two-year loan he ne-
gotiated from the Bank of Amer-
ica of San Francisco, he said the
money was needed to meet Is-
rael's foreign currency debts and
as a general reserve.

14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Julio Roberts in Second
Friday, July 29, 1955
Season as Fidelman's MC

Julio Roberts, "The Cuban Am-
bassador of Laughter," heads a
line - up of top
talent that is en-
tertaining guests
at Fidelman's
Resort in South
Haven. Julie
now is in his
second season at
Fidelman's. Be-
sides MC'ing
chores for the
show, he helps
organize games Julio Roberts
and assists in generating fun at
Fidelman's.

Orthodox Rabbis Leave
For Israel Summer Studies
NEW YORK (JTA)
A group
of 64 'American Orthodox rabbis,
religious educators, and their
wives, who are active in religious
organizations, left for Israel via
El Al, Israel Airlines. They will
join similar groups from other
countries in a summer seminar on
problems affecting Jewish reli-
gious lore and custom that have
arisen in connection with the
creation of the State. of Israel.
The faculty will be headed by
the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Isaac
Herzog.

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American Savings Marks
Most Successful Year

American Savings & Loan
Association has just concluded
the most successful year since
the Association' was organized,
July 1, 1947.
Adolph Detitsch, president, re-
ports that assets increased $8,-
260,899 during the past fiscal
year, bringing total assets as of
June • 30, 1955, to $33,594,822. __
American Savings also showed
a phenomenal growth in savings
accounts. Net increase for this
period was $7,434,932. During the
past eight years, a total of $1,-
500,000 has been distributed in
dividends to savings account
holders. Adhering to its policy
of sharing the earnings with
its patrons, American - Savings
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2 1/2 per cent.
Mr. Deutsch reported that the
Association has embarked on a
major expansion program. Two
new branches are planned to
give American Savings a total of
six strategically located offices
in Detroit and suburbs.

Alliance Israelite Concludes
Paris. Pedagogical Seminar
PARIS (JTA) —The Alliance
Israelite .Universelle concluded
its second annual pedagogical
seminar, attended by members of
the Alliance teaching staff from
countries in the Mediterranean
area. The 50 teachers and school
directors from Morocco, Tunis,
Libya, Israel, Iran and Turkey
came here to "reinforce 'their
links with French culture and
familiarize themselves with the
latest conceptions in pedagogy."

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