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The second annual banquet
for Bar - Ilan University in
Israel, held under the auspices
of the Mizrachi Organization
of Detroit, is planned for 6
p.m., Jan. 8, in the Latin Quar-
ter.
James G. McDonald, first
United States Ambassador to
Israel and an authority on the

nett String Ensemble, also will
be presented.
Dr. Pinkhos Churgin, presi-
dent of the only Israel univer-
sity under American auspices,
who was in Detroit las week-
end, told a Detroit audience of
the heroism of American youths
attending -Bar-Ilan during the
recent Sinai campaign.
Bar-Ilan University is located
at Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv.
Its program has been planned
by American academic person-
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nel and its faculty consists
largely of American instructors.
Israel's Wounded
Dr. Churgin said that while
As Army Volunteers
in Detroit he had contacted a
When war came to the Mid- number of professors at Wayne
dle East, Oct. 28, the Amer- State University and the Uni-
ican students at Bar-Dan Uni- versity- of Michigan. He said
that he expects to announce
versity in Israel underwent names of a few shortly who
an unforgettable experience. will become visiting professors
at Bar-Ilan.
They h a d volunteered as
medical aides in a civilian
Launched under the sponsor-
hospital near the tIniversity ship of the Mizrachi Organiza-
at Ramat Gan. They drove tion of America, the Israel uni-
ambulances, rolled bandages, versity 4 now has over 200 stu-
worked in the chemistry dents and a faculty of 40 from
laboratories and helped move this country.
the wounded soldiers froth
Hundreds of applicationS are
army trucks directly to now pending, awaiting comple-
emergency operating" rooms. tion of additional facilities. A
One • student wrote home, "I second dormitory for students,
saw 17 and 18-year-old boys being undertaken by the Detroit
who could have been on foot- Jewish community, is now in
ball teams. I also saw 40 and the process of construction.
45-year-old family men, - many
Phillip Stollman is president
badly wounded, some dying.
It was then I felt my relations of the Mizrachi Organization of
with Israel were very close— Detroit, and David I. Berris is
and these were my brothers." chairman of the banquet com-
mittee. The Detroit Committee
for Bar-Ilan is headed by
Middle East crisis today, will Abraham Nusbaum, Max Stoll-
man, Daniel Temchin and Irv-
come here as guest speaker.
ing W. Schlussel.
A musical program, featuring
liturgical and Israeli songs, will Sid Shmarak's
be presented by Cantor Shab-
tai Ackerman, formerly of the
Great Synagogue of Tel Aviv
and now with Beth Abraham
Synagogue.
• The Talismen Quartette, with
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fied by the Board of Education
that at its meeting on Dec. 11
he was unanimously elected
gain as Libra-
y Commission-
r for a six-
- ear term, be-
nning Jan. 1.
Originally,
labbi Fram
zas elected to
ze commission
•o fill the unex-
Dr. Fram
Aired term of
the late Henry Meyers.
The Library Commission of
seven members, elected by the
Board of Education, administers
the Detroit Public L i b r a r y
system.

Brandeis Associates
Re-Elect Frank Winton

Frank J. Winton was unani-
mously' re-elected president of
the Detroit Chapter, Brandeis
University Associates, at a re-
cent meeting of the board of
trustees of the organization.
Elected with him were Ches-
ter Cohen, Morton Scholnick
and Myron Unger, vice-presi-
dents; Frank Birnbaum, secre- -
tary; Al Taubman, assistant
secretary; Morton E. Harris,
treasurer; and Saul Dunitz, as-
sistant treasurer.
The trustees decided also to
change the name of the position
held by James M. Wienner from
executive secretary to executive
director.
The Brandeis Associates pro-
vides social and cultural pro-
grams for its membership, de-
signed to interest them in Bran-
deis University and to assist the
school in meeting annual oper-
ating requirements.

Unearth Synagogue, Mikvah
from 12th Century

COLOGNE ,(JTA) — Excava-
tions in the center of the old
city here have unearthed the
remains of an historic syna-
gogue and Mikvah (Jewish ritu-
al bath), believed to be of
twelfth century origin. Both
buildings were once located in
the center of the medievaLJew-
ish community here.

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Mizrachi Organization Volunteers
to Assist in CARE's $1 Food Crusade

Using the sloga n"Please care packages of U. S. farm surplus
. hunger hurts," CARE is food to individual nations in
currently conducting a food need of food supplies.
An announcement from the
crusade to send 5,000,000 dollar
Mizrachi Organization of De-
troit, which is cooperating with
CARE in the crusade, states that
Israel is one of the several na-
tions who will benefit from
these surplus food shipments.
Zvi Tornkievicz, executive di-
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rector of Mizrachi, advises that
already thousands of pounds of
food have been sent to the Jew-
p o THAT AGAIN!
ish state with CARE dollars.
0
Parcels contain basic food in-
gredients, such as milk powder,
rice, flour and cheese. The av-
erage package contains 22
pounds.
THE 'WORLD'S
Checks, which are payable to
CARE, may be mailed to the
LARGEST
Mizrachi Organization of De-
troit, 12238 Dexter. They will be
forwarded to New York for im-
mediate shipment to Israel.

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Oil production in the Heletz-
Negba area now exceeds 1,000
barrels per day, it was learned
in the latest report from Israel
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This figure is -double the pro-
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T-ne report predicted that pro-
duction of crude oil would be at
the rate of 1,600 barrels per
rise to 5,000 barrels per day by
day by year-end, and would
the end of 1957. At the rate of
1,000 barrels per day, Israel is
producing slightly less than five
per cent of crude requirements.
Although the Israel govern-
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Workmen have begun digging
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Reserve the. Date

JANUARY 8th

for the Second Annual

BANQUET for BAR-ILAN

University in •Israel

Featuring as
Guest-Speaker . .

JAMES G.

McDONALD

First U.S. Ambassador to Israel

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A Superb Program
of Musical
Entertainment
Highlighted by ...

CANTOR
SHABTAI
ACKERMAN

and the Talismen Quartette

DAN FROHMAN at the Piano

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Dinner Musk by Sam Barnett's String Ensemble

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BANQUET SPONSORED BY . .

MIZRACHI

ORGANIZATION OF DETROIT

Six O'Clock Tuesday, January 8th

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TO. 8-3128

12238 -Dexter Blvd.

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7—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, December 21, 1956

James McEkmald to Address Mizrachi Dr. Fraiii Re-Elected Israel Ups Oil Output;. New Strike at Heletz
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Oil was ment has not yet reached an
Commissioner
Annual Banquet for Israel University Library
struck
, at.5,000 feet • at the Heletz official decision on the laying
Dr. Leon Fram has been noti-