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Perfection Lodge Hears
H I Isdale . C011ege b'ean'

At the recent June monthly
Master Mason banquet of Per-
fection Lodge, presided over by
Samuel Bez, worshipful master,
Dr. Joseph E. Schaivle dean of
Hillsdale College, received a
standing ovation for his talk
on masonry fundamentals.
Harry Zausmer, P.M., greeted
18 new Master Masons. and
Joseph Sisler, P.M., presented a
trophy to Craftsman Lodge for
their winning of the inter-lodge
bowling competition.

American Savings has con-
cluded its most successful six
month period since its estab-
lishment in 1947, it was an-
ribunced this week by Adolph
Deutsch, 'president.
- He added that the firm was
now getting ready to distribute
its 18th consecutive semi-annual
dividend to its thousands of ac-
count- holders.
•Assets for the first six months
of 1956, ending June 30, indicate
a $13,000,000 gain over the cor-
responding period in 1955. Sav-
ings accounts have increased to
over $41,500,000, and the asso-
ciation has invested more than
$39,500,000 in first mortgage
loans, including FHA and VA
Government-insured mortgages.
Deutsch added that the growth
of the firm is reflected by each
of its six . branches, including
the two newest, in . Oak Park
and at Van Dyke and East 7
Mile.

J. B. Lightman Named
Associate Profe,ssor at McGill
MONTREAL (JTA) — The
appointment of J. B. Lightman,
director of the Ann and Harry
Bronfman Fund for Social Work
Education and Training, as as-
sociate professor at the McGill
University School of Social
Work was announced by Dr.
John J. 0. Moore, director of
the school. Mr. Lightman has
been active in Jewish communal
work in the United States and
Latin America as well as
Canada.

Alexander Halpern Dies

LONDON, (JTA)—Alexander
Halpern, leader of the World
ORT Union, former legal ad-
viser to the British Embassy
in Czarist Russia, died here at
the age of 77. During the Ke-
rensky revolution, he was Gen-
eral Secretary of the Russian
Provisional Government. In
1941-45, he was a member of
the British Government Misr
sion to the United States.

A symbol of the miseries North African Jews have endured
for centuries, the barefoot boy in the upper picture squats in
the "shop" of an artisan to whom he is "apprenticed". They
are today's emergency. Whether they migrate to Israel or
remain, they cannot continue in the ways of the past. More
and more mellah youth are being raised to a modern way of
life at the ORT schools, like the students in the lower picture
in a machine shop at one of _the ORT vocational schools in
Casablanca. ORT programs in North Africa are supported by
the JDC, a member agency of the UJA.

Colorado Att'y-General
Rabbi to Re-Visit Old
Vetoes Bible Distribution Pulpit in West Germany

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DENVER, (JTA) — Colorado
Attorney General Duke Dunbar
has ruled against the distribu-
tion of Gideon Bibles in the
public schools of this state.
The Gideon Bibles have been
distributed in the schools of
Colorado Springs and Engle-
wood. Action by Duribar fol-
lowed similar rulings by the at-
torneys general of a number of
other states.
The distribution of Gideon
Bibles had not been widespread
in ma j or cities, where school
superintendents have generally
been alert to the poSsibility of
such action being interpreted as
a violation of the principle of
separation of church and state.
But in smaller towns the dis-
tribution of Gideon Bibles has
been considerably more wide-
spread.

Rabbi Joachim' Prinz, of
Cong. Bnai Abraham, Newark,
N. J., will become the first
former German rabbi to re-
visit his old pulpit„ when he
will spend two weeks in July '
in West Germany delivering
sermons and lectures under the
auspices of the Cultural De-
partment of the World _Jewish
Congress.
The Berlin Jewish Commun-
ity requested the appearance of
Rabbi' Prinz, who is chairman
of the American Jewish Con-
gress' Commission on World
Affairs and a member of the
WJC executive.

Young. Jews Saied by OSE
(11)
from Nazis . Form Group in U.S.
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A group
of 30 young Jews, who during MI
World War II were saved from . to
death at the hands of the Nazis H-
by OSE workers in France and
brought to the United States,
have established a new chapter
affiliated with the American W.
OSE Committee in New York.
The new group will sponsor
an OSE institution overseas and
establish intimate personal con- xF
tact , with its young charges in
memory of the days 'in which
they themselves were helped
by the • OSE, the announcement
said.

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Moroccan Jewish Schools
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CASABLANCA (JTA)—Arabic
will be introduced as the basic
language of instruction in the
Jewish schools of Morocco next
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Royal Dutch Industries Fair
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Utrecht on Sept. 4, has been
postponed until Sept. 11, due
to the intervention of the High
Holy days. The postponement
was made at the request of a
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