Danny Raskin's

Process at Matzoh Factory Intrigues Deadline Set for '57 CI aims Applications
NEW YORK (JTA) — The in question. For activities within
Students from Boys Town,' Jerusalem Conference
on Jewish Claims Israel, applications should be

Against Germany announced addressed to Dr. Giora Joseph-
that organizations, institutions thal, Jewish Agency treasurer
and communities seeking allo- in Jerusalem,
cation of funds from the Con-
ference for the year 1957 can
TRY A ...
file their applications till June
30, 1956.
For activities outside of Israel,
For a Special Treat!
applications should be submitted
in ten copies to the New York
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office of the Conference, and
and Carry Out Only
should contain a detailed de-
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Equipped Trucks
scription of the activities for
which funds are requested. The
Open: 4-12 Sun. thru Thurs.,
organizations submitting appli-
4-2 Fri. and Sat.
cations should also include pre-
cise budgetary data and infor-
16430 W. McNichols
mation on other sources of in-
BR. 3-0106
come which may be available
to the applicants for the projects

LISTENING

PIZZA PETE

SPURRED BY ITS organizer
and first president, Helen Rosen-
berg, the City of Hope Cancer
Fighters that started out three-
and-a-half years ago with 14
members, now has the unbeliev-
able total of 560 on the roster
. . and since organizing has
sent $75,000 to the National
Medical Center at Duarte, Calif,
. . The group's 4th annual
dinner-dance will be held April
21.
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A TERRIFIC SNOW storm
didn't keep Rabbi Leo Jung, of
New York, from coming to De-
troit to join in marriage Joan
Rothenberg and Charles Levi...
25 years before, Rabbi Jung had
gone to Cleveland to unite in
marriage the bridegroom's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Abbe Levi...
The Levis' home was one of the
first he had stayed at in Cleve-
land after coming to America
from England.
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AN EVENING OF games is
slated. for April 22 by Mattathias
Tent Hive 1005, Maccabees, all
the take going for Israel and
Histadrut...It'll be at Lutzker
Hall, 15775 Couzens.
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NOW THAT THE lead tenor
has been filled again, The Tails-
men vocal quartette of fellows
from our community has been
making great strides toward
further recognition . . David
Okum, Talismen's lead tenor for
four years before moving to Los
Angeles, has returned to rejoin
the quartette ...The group will
do a Passover TV show for the
Jewish Community COUr1C11,
Sunday, 10 a.m., on Channel 4
...Harry Siegel directs the .Tal-
ismen, composed of Joseph Fin-
kelstein, Sidney Resnick, Nor-
man. Bazell and Okum.
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OVER 100 YEARS AGO,
United Order of True Sisters
was founded, and today num-
bers 12,000 members in 41
groups across the nation...In
1952, Detroit Chapter 41 was
founded, carrying out services to
March of Dimes, Detroit Round
Table, Friends of the Public
Library, Jewish Welfare • Fed-
eration, Children's Hospital and
United Foundation... March of
last year saw the local lassies
establish a grant for Radio-Iso-
tope treatment to indigent can-
cer patients at Detroit Memorial
Hospital, and since have given
$1,000.—They also maintain a
loan and gift closet at North
End Clinic ...March 20 fulfilled
their aim by endowing the new
Radio-Isotope laboratory at De-
troit Memorial, the first pay-
ment of $2,500 being accepted
by Dr. James Lofstrom as head
of radiology at the hospital and
at Wayne University...This en-
dowment, to total $5,000, will
enable the hospital to expand its
new patient waiting area and
purchase vital equipment .
Mrs. Nathan Shafkind is presi-
dent. of Detroit Chapter and the
Worthy Sister is Mrs. Al Col-
man.

FOLKS WHO MIGHT think
Assistant Prosecutor Morrie
Gruskin has gone hot rod happy
after seeing him riding around
town in a low-slung Corvette,
can be assured that he hasn't
Morrie was without a car for
the day and borrowed the sleek
custom-built job from Frank
Adell ... Some kids in a souped-
up car pulled alongside Morrie
and wanted to race him .
Morrie told them they could
start first, and "pulled WI his

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Detroit Jewish News-25
Friday, March 23. 1956

Students of Bogs Town Jerusalem watch with deep interest
as a baker shows them how a machine automatically rolls and
cuts dough at the Judea Matzoh Factory in Israel's capital city.
As part of the school's program of vocational training, the visit
took place during the factory's busy pre-Passover season. Under
the leadership of Ira Guilden, Board Chairman, American
contributors to Boys Town Jerusalem are making possible an
intensive program of education and training for Israel boys
whose families cannot afford to put them through high school.

Israel to Receive $59,500,000 in
'56 in Reparations from Germany

BONN (JTA) — Agreement
was announced on a $59,500,000
schedule of commodities and
services which the West German
Government will furnish Israel
and the Conference on Jewish
Material Claims Against Germ-
any during the fiscal year be-
ginning April 1, under terms of
the German-Israel reparations
agreement. The agreement was
reached following negotiations
between experts from each side
who make up the German-Israel
mixed commission.
The agreement was signed by
Dr. F. E. Shinnar, head of the
Israel Purchasing Mission, and
Baron von Mahs, of the Bonn
Ministry of Economics. The type
and quantity of deliveries for
the coming year will show few
major changes from the pattern
set in the fiscal year now draw-
ing to a close. As in the past
two years, Germany has made
use of an "escape clause" in
order to limit the amount avail-
able for reparations purchases
during the twelve-month period
to the $59,500,000 mark — the
rocklaottom" minimum—whereas
the reparations treaty envisages
$73,800,000 as the normal an-
nual. rate payment.
Since the ratification of the
reparations pact in 1953, Ger-
many has furnished a total of
$214,000,000 in reparations
goods. The Israel Government
has transmitted to the Claims
Conference the agreed share of
this total. The twelve months
beginning April 1 are, techni-
cally, the fifth year of the repa-
rations accord.. If Germany,
whose economy is now in a
state of unprecedented boom,
should increase future install-
ments to $73,800,000 per year—
the stipulated normal rate in
the agreement — all the goods
will have been delivered by
1964. If, on the other hand, she
continues to discharge her obli-
gations at the present minimum
rate of $59,500,000 per year, the
shipments will run until 1966.
The equivalent of nearly $18,-
000,000—not quite one third the
overall amount—has been ear-
marked once again for petro-
leum products shipped to Israel
from sterling bloc countries and
paid with German-owned sterl-
ing balances deriving from ex-
port surpluses. The remaining
$41,500,000 will be employed
principally in the purchase of
raw Materials, manufactured

badge . . The young fellows
in the other car took of . .
and stayed at the torrid pace
of 15 miles an hours
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Prices. Can accommodate from
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and piano also available.
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See us in our newly beautifully
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Settlement on Heirless
Parties and Banquets.
Property Sought in U. S.
EXCELLENT FOOD AT ALL TIMES.
CLOSED MONDAYS
WASHINGTON (JTA) — A
bill directing a bulk settlement
of claims to property belonging
to victims of Nazi persecution
Delightfully
who died without heirs and
Air-Conditioned
which currently is vested in the
United States Office of Alien
Delicatessen • Restaurant • Cocktail Lounge
Property, was- introduced in the
Famous for Fine Food
House of Representatives by
DINNERS 4:30 to 9:30 • AFTER THEATER SNACKS
Congressman Arthur G. Klein
Businessmen's Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
of New York.
TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY
The bill is in furtherance of
the intent of Congress as ex-
TR. 2-4375
12th at Hazelwood
pressed in United States Public
Law 626, that heirless property
formerly belonging to Nazi vic-
tims and seized by the U. S.
Government during World War
II as the property of nominal
enemy aliens, should be used BOESKY'S SID'S CAFE
for the relief and rehabilitation ALWAYS THE FINEST—
of needy persecutees residing in
DINING, DANCING, ENTERTAINMENT. Complete dinners,
luncheons. After-Theater dining. Sunday dinners from 12 noon.
the United States. The law im-
posed a ceiling of $3,000,000 as
We Cater to Parties and Banquets
the overall sum which could be 15241 E. Warren at Barham
TU 2-3883
recovered. A preliminary. survey
of the claims on file indicates
For An Early Breakfast or Midnight Snack.
that they would run to a con-
For a Light Lunch or Complete Dinner Stop at
siderably greater figure.
By way of implementation,
8333 LINWOOD
FINE FOODS
President Eisenhower, acting in
January 1955, designated the
Jewish Restitution Successor
TR . 2-8500
Organization, a New York char-
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itable member corporation, as
Service Our Specialty . . . Ribs and Chicken right off the fire.
the successor organization auth- Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m. Cor. 12th & Clairmount
orized to claim heirless property
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of Public Law 626. The United
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had previously designated the
JRSO to press claims against
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Germany to heirless Jewish
ate Banquet Rooms for wedding parties. Serving
the World's Finest Steaks, Chops and Sea Fcods
property located in the United
for more than 26 years. All Beef aged in our own
States zone,
cellars,
CHOP HOUSE

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WHERE TO DINE

STAFFORD'S

Buddy's BAR-B-Q Take t and D

AL GREEN'S

CARL'S

Plan to visit HINDER'S

FRANKENMUTH, Mich,

ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods, Steaks,
Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious Hamburgers.
"Served as you like it."
20176 LIVERNOIS AVE., 11/2 Blks. So. 8 Mile Rd.
Open 24 Hours

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open daily — 11 to 1-0

CLAM SHOP and BAR

TR 2-8800

Serving: Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted Sea Foods

Music by Muzak

BART PIZZERIA

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2675 E. GRAND BLVD.

Open 11 a.m.-1 a.m. Closed Mon. specializing lad
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