Jewish organizations which
rotated on Monday • afternoons
throughout the year in servic-
ing the Downtown USO (United
Services Organization) canteen,
through the efforts of the armed
services committee of the Na-
tional Jewish Welfare Board in-
cluded the following:

Adas Shalom Sisterhood, Aesculap-
ian Ladies Auxiliary, Rachel Agree
Memorial Society, Alpha Omega
Dental Society, American Jewish Con-
gress, Beth Abraham Sisterhood, Beth
Shalom Sisterhood, Young Women's
Bicur Cholem, Bnai Brith .Greater
Detroit Women's Council, Bnai David
Sisterhood, Bnai Moshe Sisterhood,
Brandeis University Women's Com-
mittee, City of Hope Cancer Fighters,
Cong. Emanu-El Sisterhood, Equality
C 1 u b, Ezra-Aid-to-Israel, Hebrew
Ladies' Aid Society, Home Relief So-
ciety, David Horodoker Young Wo-
men's Organization, Infants Service
Group, Jewish Community Center
Mothers' Clubs, Women's Auxiliary,
Jewish Home for Aged, Women's
Auxiliary, Jewish House of Shelter,
Ladies' Auxiliary, Jewish National
Fund, Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization, Ladies Friend-
ly Aid Group, Mamonides Women's
Auxiliary, Mizrachi Women, Monte-
fiore Lodge, Ladies of Mosaic Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women,
Northwest Child Rescue Women, Phi
Delta- Epsilon Auxiliary, Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women, Primrose
Benevolent Club, Probus Club, Ra-
domer Aid Society, Rodin Club, Sher-
uth League, Sisters of Zion Mizrachi,
Temple Beth El Sisterhood, Temple
Beth El Young Marrieds, Temple Is-
rael Sisterhood, United Order of True
Sisters, Women's American ORT, Wo-
men's Auxiliary, United Women's
Schools, Young Israel Women's
League Youth Education League and
Zedakah Club.

McDonald's Talk to Feature
Banquet for Bar-Ilan U.

James G. McDonald, first U.S.
Ambassador to Israel, will ad-
dress a capacity audience at the
second annual Banquet for Bar-
Ilan University in Israel, plan-
ned for 6 p.m. Tuesday, at the
Latin Quarter.
McDonald, appointed by Pres-
ident Truman in 1948 as the
first U.S. envoy to the new state

Mrs. I. Irving Bittker is chair-
man of the canteen committee
of the JWB, and Mrs. Oscar
Zemon is chairman of bookings
JAMES G. McDONALD
for organizations serving the
canteen.
of Israel, served for two and a
half years. He was hailed by
Israel on his resignation as a
friend who had helped cement
close ties between America and
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the new democracy in the Mid-
P.M.
dle East.
An outstanding authority on
world affairs and a visitor last
summer to Bar-Ilan University,
only American-sponsored insti-
tution of higher learning in
Israel, McDonald will speak on.
"The Story of Israel Today."
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The diplomat has a long rec-
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as chairman of the Foreign Pol-
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appointed League of Nations
High Commissioner for German
refugees.
In this post, he was among
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Appearing with McDonald at
Tuesday's banquet will be Dr.
Pinkhos Churgin, veteran Miz-
rachi leader who is now pres-
ident of Bar-Ilan University.
Dr. Churgin is expected to ex-
plain the vital role of Mizrachi,
the religious Zionist organiza-
tion, in sponsoring an institution
such as Bar-Ilan, where students
from all parts of the world may
study in an atmosphere of total
Jewish experience.
A project of the Mizrachi Or-
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was dedicated in 19155, and be-
gan its second year of studies
this fall.
Complete plans call for 30
buildings to be erected on the
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Ramat Gan. Combined into the
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and spiritual studies in an at-
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completed, 15 more dormitories
and scientific laboratories will
be opened.
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dinner music by Sam Barnett's
String Ensemble.
According to David I. Berris,
banquet chairman, reservations
may be obtained in limited
numbers at the Mizrachi office,
12238 Dexter, TO. 8-3128.

Local Teens Attend
Capitol USY Parley

Over 1,000 teen-agers, among
them young people from five
Michigan synagogues—attended
the sixth national convention
of United Synagogue Youth
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Adas Shalom, Ahavas Achim
and Shaarey Zedek Congrega-
tions, Detroit; Cong. Bnai Is-
rael, Pontiac, and Cong. Shaa-
rey Zedek, Lansing.
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opportunities to the teen-ager
to continue strengthening his
identification w i t h Judaism,
using the synagogue as the
central agency of Jewish life.

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