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Meetings Scheduled to Spur Histadrut Drive; ,
Prof. Littauer, Col. Elyachar Series
on Israel's Remaining Problems
To Addres's Technion, Dec. 15 Col. Yishai Reports Temple,
12129 Dexter, to hear Sam Schwartzberg, Scrap Metal

hearing a somber ac-
Division; Isadore Cohen, Pins-
Two distinguished guests will
count of the problems still to a tape address by Golda Meir, ker; Morritz Schubiner, Julius
Israel
Foreign
Minister.
address the 11th annual dinner
be faced by Israel during the
On Dec. 15, the Odessa Aid M. Singer and Adele Mondry,
of the Detroit Chapter of the
weeks ahead, workers in the
Society
will hold its annual His- all of Arlazaroff Branch.
American Technion Society, Sat-
1956 Israel Histadrut Campaign
urday evening, Dec. 15, at
renewed their . efforts this week tadrut evening, when a full pro- Plaque Honoring Heine
L'Aiglon in the Fisher Building.
to achieve their goal of $250,000. gram of activities is planned.
Meanwhile, the Bereznitzer Aid Dedicated at Munich
Prof. Sebastian B. Littauer
Speaking last Sunday at a
Society pledged an increase of
MUNICH, (JTA)—More than
will speak on the subject "Tech-
workers' rally in the Labor 25 percent in its treasury gift,
nical Education in a Develop-
Zionist Institute, Col. Elhanan above and beyond money col- a century, after the death of
ing Economy." Col. J. R. Ely-
Heinrich Heine, a plaque has
Yishai, now in this country on lected from the membership.
be
been unveiled at the house on
achar's subject will be "Middle
an Israel government mission,
Leading the drive have been
East Strategic Problems."
outlined the action that led to the Furniture Division, with Hackenstrasse where the Jew-
The dinner is being given in
Israel's recent campaign against over 50 percent of its quota ish-born German poet lived for
a year in 1827-28, working as
the interest of enlightening the
Egypt.
r e a c h e d; Arlazaroff Branch, an editor in the Cotta publish-
Jewish community on the
Stating that there was no Farband, under Harry Schumer, ing company and waiting for an
achievements of the Technion,
alternative for. Israel but to at- and ranch 2, Labor Zionist academic appointment that
the Institute of Technology in
tack first, Col. Yishai indicated Organization, under Phil Gold-
never came.
Haifa, Israel.
that much of the action still stein:
The plaque, executed b y
Reservations for the dinner
could not be discussed because
Special honors were accorded sculptor Josef Erber, is based on
are being taken by Salman
of military secrecy, -
to the L-Brotherhood Club, a a design by Prof. Fritz Ehrncke.
Grand, UN 3-9111.
He felt that the campaign in group of newcomers to the city; Among the guests at the un-
Prof. Littauer was recently
..
the Sinai desert would ease Is- the Scrap Metal - Division and veiling w a s Jewish author-
unanimously elected vice-presi-
rael's 'precarious position in the. the First Galician Society, un- playwright Wilhem Herzog, who
dent of Technion, and will as-
Middle East "for a little while der Abraham Weintraub.
sume his new duties in the
Named to the organization's conceived the project to honor
anyway."
Spring of 1957. He has been
Reports
were
delivered
to
the
honor
roll for the week were Heine.
associated with Columbia Uni-
workers by Isaac Litwak, Laible
versity in its engineering sta-
COL. J. R. ELYACHAR
Hoffmitz and Mrs. Oscar War-
tistics and quality department
ren, who 'were among the local
been
one
of
the
leaders
in
the
for several years.
delegates attending the annual
United
States
in
organizing
Dr. Littauer received his doc-
conference of the National Com-
by
torate in science from Massa- support for Technion.
A veteran of World War II, mittee for Labor Israel in New
chusetts Institute of Technology
in 1930 and has taught at out- Col. Elyachar served on the York over the Thanksgiving
standing universities and edu-, staff of General Eisenhower, weekend.
Financial reports presented
cational institutions, including and directed military intelli-
the United .States Military gence and counter sabotage indicated that while there was
Academy, MIT, and Newark units in the European theater an increase in the amounts of
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College of Engineering. He has of operations. For his work, he money being pledged in the
also served as consultant to has been awarded two Bronze campaign this year,, the total
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Editor, The Jewish News:
The season of donor and an-
nual affairs has started, and
the boards and memberships of
most organizations are working
hard to reach important moral
and financial successes.
It seems to me that a word
of caution would be in place—
not to spend exhorbitant fees for
entertainers who often come
from out of town totally un-
prepared for the audience they
are to face. •
Too often we hear artists who
are brought to Detroit because
of their national and interna-
tional fame, yet who leave their
audience frustrated because they
did not care to inquire what
type of music would suit the
occasion.
The singers sometimes don't
make the slightest effort to
learn a new Jewish song, in
spite of the fact that there is
a renaissance of Jewish music,
and there is a wealth of new
- works created by composers all
over the world, including Israel.
The same thing applies to in-
strumentalists.
May I suggest that program
committees which bring these
artists from out of town should
ask in advance for the programs
of the performers. This way one
would be able .tO advise and
help the artists in the proper
choice of their selections.
—Marguerite Kozenn Chajes

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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Israel
will restrict motor traffic, com-
mencing Sunday, to save for-
eign currency expenditures for
oil purchases.
All private and commercial
vehicles and all taxis will be
required to remain idle one day
a week. In addition, the country
will be divided into zones and
motor travel will be restricted
to the zone in which the car
owner resides. Taxis will be
exempted from this zone re-
striction.

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