JNF Blue-White
Box Clearance
Set for April 22
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[Dingell to Address
JNF Women April 24
day. Chairmen and workers also
will be able to bring their
reports and proceeds of their
clearance to the synagogue if
they have completed their clear-
ance before April 22.
JNF. Box Committee mem-
bers, who will represent Hadas-
sah, Ladies' Auxiliary, North-
west Child Rescue, Mizrachi
Fannie Gluck, Mizrachi Sisters
of Zion, and Pioneer Women,
will welcome Blue-White Box
workers, serve refreshments
and exchange experiences.
The JNF Blue-White Box
which has been world Jewry's
daily link with Israel for over
50 years, is cleared by volun-
teer workers twice yearly, dur-
ing Passover or the Spring Sea-
son, and in the Fall or during
the High Holiday Season.
For any information pertain-
ing to Blue-White Box clear-
ance, or to introduce boxes in
more Jewish homes, Mrs. Croll
suggested calling the office of
the Jewish National • Fund, TO
8-7384, or her home, TE 4-2920.
Two original scripts portray-
ing the classic stories of Ruth
and' Massada with song and
dance accompaniment, will he
presented at the annual
bonim Neshef, or coac.•ort, on
May 12, in the Morris L.
Schaver auditorium of the
Labor Zionist Institute. Tickets-
can be obtained by calling Geli
Gelfond at WE. 3-9686.
will honor the eighth anniver-
sary of Israel's independence
at sabbath services this eve-
ning when the synagogue will
receive an Israeli Bible sent
by Premier David Ben-Gurion.
Louis Kasle, congregational
president and also Michigan
- state chairman of Bonds for
Israel, will award citation pins
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Chen pins will be given to
the following women sponsors:
Mesdames Julius Hurand, Louis
Kasle and Rudy Mittleman.
Headquarters for JNF Blue-
White Box Day on Sunday,
April 22, will be at the Beth
Yehudah Synagogue, 17556 Wy-
oming, according to an an-
nouncement by Mrs. Samuel
Croll, chairman of the JNF
Blue-White Box Committee.
Beth Yehudah Synagogue will
be open that day from 10:30
a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. Croll and
other members of the JNF Box
Committee will be on hand to
receive reports from workers
and participating JNF Box
chairmen of affiliated organiza-
tions who will be out clearing
Blue-White Boxes during the
Congressman John D. Din-
gell will address the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, at a meeting on
Tuesday, April 24, at the
Beth Aaron Synagogue, Wy-
oming and Thatcher.
The meeting will start at
12:30 p.m. and Rep Dingell is
expected to speak at about
1:30 p.m. '
In view of the present
Middle Eastern situation and
the position taken by Con-
gressman Dingell in defense
of Israel in numerous
speeches in Congress, great
importance is attached to this
meeting to which the public
is invited.
Announce Habonim Concert
To Be Presented May 12
Detroit Jewish News-7
Friday, April 13, 1956
Acting Mayor LOUIS C. MIRIANI presents , 'Israel Inde-
pendence Day' Proclamation to TM's. MAX FRANK, Detroit
Hadassah leader. In the background are HYMAN SAFRAN
(left) vice-president of the Jewish Community Council, and
IRVING W. SCHLUSSEL, president, Zionist Council of
Detroit.
Hailing Israel as "a free com-
monwealth in the Middle East,
dedicated to those ideals and
values which are the basis of
our American democracy," Act-
Mayor Louis C. Miriani pro-
claimed April 14, 1956, as Israel
Independence Day in honor of
the eighth anniversary of Is-
rael's independence, at a special
ceremony which was attended
by Hyman Safran, vice-presi-
dent of the Jewish Community
Council of Metropolitan Detroit,
Irving- W. Schlussiel, chairman
of the Zionist Council of De-
troit, which represents all the
Zionist groups in this city, and
Mrs. Max Frank, a leader in
Hadassah, all representatives of
the Joint Committee of the Com-
rhunity Council and Zionist
Council under whose auspices_
the community-wide anniver-
sary celebration is being ar-
ranged at the Adas Shalom
Synagogue, Curtis and Santa
Rosa, Saturday evening.
The Acting Mayor's Procla-
mation' pointed out that "suc-
ceeding American administra-
tions, irrespective of party and
supported by the good will and
sympathy of the American peo-
ple, have contributed to the
establishment and maintenance
of a Jewish state, founded on
the ideals and teachings of Zion
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The Acting Mayor invited "all
our citizens, without respect to
race or creed, to join in the
celebration in harmony and
brotherhood."
Mayor George M. Algoe pro-
claimed April 13 to 20 "Israel
Independence Week" and urged
"all friends of freedom" in Flint
to help the Flint United Jewish
Appeal raise its share of a na-
tionwide $8,000,000 birthday
gift for the people of Israel's
eighth anniversary as free citi-
zens in an independent land.
Mayor Algoe noted that birth-
day contributions given to the
Flint United Jewish Appeal
would be turned over to the
nationwide United Jewish Ap-
peal for the financing of pro-
grams in Israel "to speed the
resettlement and absorpton" of
tens of thousands of refugees
streaming in from strife-torn
countries in North Africa.
The Mayor called for this
support "in view of the valiant
determination of the people of
Israel to survive in freedom, to
keep their land open as a haven
of refuge to men, women and
children from lands of darkness
and danger; to give homes and
human dignity to the oppressed
arriving on their shores, and in
full recognition of their whole-
hearted identification with the
forces- of freedom and democ-
racy in the common effort to
halt the spread of tyranny and
totalitarianism."
Dr. H. M. Golden and Joseph
Megdell, co-chairmen of the
1956 Flint United Jewish Ap-
peal, hailed the mayor's action
and termed it "a true gesture
of - American friendship which
I know represents and expresses
the sentiments of every free-
dom-minded citizen in this city."
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