Hias to Resettle 12,000 Refugees

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
United Hias Service expects to
help resettle about 12,000 Jew-
ish refugees in the United
States, Canada, Australia and
South America during 1958, it
was reported at the 74th annual
meeting of the organization by
Murray I. Gurfein, president.
Gurfein said that last year
United Hias helped some 19,000
Jewish refugees find new homes
in these countries.
The meeting was told that the
organization will need $3,548,-
762 for its 1958 operations as
compared with $3,020,495 spent
last year. Max Ornstein, treas-
urer, emphasized that the trans-
porting of emigrants who are
now leaving Poland, Hungary,
Egypt, and other countries of
Europe and North Africa will
entail large expenditures on the
part of United Hias this year.
In 1957, many of the refugees,
including Hungarian escapees,
were transported by ships and
planes provided by governmen-
tal and intergovernmental agen-
cies.
The meeting adopted a reso-
lution urging that major revi-
sions be made in the basic U.S.
immigration a n d nationality
laws, in accordance with recom-

mendations made by President
Eisenhower. The meeting also
In recognition of the activities
Proposals are made for an
saluted the State of Israel on
of Boris Gourevitch as president economic and military alliance
Phillip Stollman returned
the occasion of the tenth anni-
of the Union for the Protection between Israel and Jordan, a from Israel, where he was on
versary of its founding, and
of the Human Person and its free port for Jordan on the a brief visit together with Dr.
heard a message from Israel's
affiliated association, the Com- Mediterranean and participa- Joseph Lookstein, in the inter-
Consul General in New York,
mittee for the Defense of the tion by the Arab countries in ests of Bar-Ilan University.
Simcha Pratt.
Rights of Jews in Central and a humanitarian plan to give
In a report to the Detroit
The United Hias Award of
Eastern Europe, prominent Arab refugees the arable soil committee, Stollman announced
Honor cited President Juscelino
leaders have nominated him for in Iraq, Syria, Jordan and El the appointment of Dr. Tuvia
Kubitschek of Brazil for "his
the Nobel Peace Prize.
Bar-Ilan as
Arish.
exemplary leadership in pro-
The committee's statement the general
For Gourevitch's work, "The
viding homes in the Great Re-
Road to Peace and to Moral concludes: "A compromise be- director of the
public of Brazil, for refugees,
Democracy," Prof. Robert M. tween Israel and the Arab states university in
escapees, expellees, and dis-
Maclver first nominated him is difficult to attain. A brother- Israel. Dr.
placed and stateless persons of
for the Nobel Prize. Others who ly alliance can be implemented Bar-Ilan, a
all faiths, who were forced by
concurred and seconded the more easily. We request the graduate of r.
circumstances to seek new
nomination included U. S. Sen- immediate convocation of the B rooklyn
homelands where they may live
ators Ralph E. Flanders and Arab-Israeli Peace Conference Technion, re-
new and productive lives amid
Hubert H. Huniphrey and M. under the supervision of the ceived his
peace and security."
Daniel Mayer, president of the United Nations. An economic, D octorate;. :,;,,
commission of foreign affairs of cultural, and military alliance from Colurn-
Leader of Polish Jewry
the French National Assembly. of Israel and the Arab states is bia and Jeru-
Stollman
salem Universities in organical
Two new pamphlets have our supreme aim."
Honored at N. Y. Dinner
chemistry. For many years he
been published by Dr. Goure-
NEW YORK (JTA) — Lead-
was in close research work to-
vitch. One of them contains
ers in all walks of Jewish life
gether with the late Dr. Chaim
comments on his "The Road
honored Judge Maximillian
to Peace and to Moial Democ-
Weizmann in Rehovoth. He
Friede, former Jewish leader
published important Research
racy." Among the statements
in Poland now active in the
and reprinted reviews is a
Works together with Dr. Weiz-
United States on behalf of Jews
lengthy review of his book
mann and Prof. Bergman. Dur-
who left Poland since the war,
from The Detroit Jewish
ing World War II he was com-
NEW YORK (JTA) — A list mander of the chemical depart-
at a dinner addressed by Dr. I.
News.
Schwarzbart, former member of
Incorporated in one of the of organizations authorized to ment of the British Army in
the Polish Parliament, and
pamphlets is an essay by Dr. conduct public fund-raising the Near East where he served
other prominent personalities.
Gourevitch on "The Philosophy campaigns in the United States as Major. Later he was in the
of History and Physiological for the benefit of Israel in Haganah, where he participated
1958 was released by the Jew- in the War for Independence in
Psychology."
Simultaneous with the publi- ish Agency's Committee on 1948. He is the only son of the
cation of these pamphlets and Control and Authorization of late Mizrachi Leader, Rabbi
the statements nominating Dr. Campaigns.
Maier Bar-Ilan, in whose honor
The committee, which coor- the university was named.
Gourevitch for the Nobel Peace
Prize, the Committee for the dinates fund-raising for Israel
Stollman reported that the
Promotion of Arab - Hebrew in this country, was established new building of the Detroit
nine
years
ago
under
the
Rapproacement and Understand-
Dormitory is progressing very
ing, established within the auspices of the Jewish Agency rapidly. At the celebration, U.S.
framework of the Union for the and includes representatives of Ambassador Lawson stressed
Protection of the Human Per- the United Jewish Appeal, the the importance of Bar-Ilan Uni-
son, issued an appeal to Arab Council of Jewish Federations versity as a bridge between the
public opinion for a speedy and Welfare Funds and the United States and Israel.
peace with Israel. Signed by United Israel Appeal. The Jew-
Stollman, as chairman of the
Dr. Gourevitch, Prof. Maclver, ish Agency invites contributors board of trustees in the United
to
Israel
causes
to
inquire
at
Dr. Albert Simard and Wallace
States, underlined that science
C. Speers, Sr., this appeal, in its New York offices for in- and scientists in this preplexed
Arabic and in English, reviews formation concerning any fund- world may be in great abund-
the period of great cultural co- raising activities on behalf of ance but what we are lacking is
operation between Jews and Israel.
the spirit and high principals
The committee said the con- of the Prophets and Judaism
Arabs, the publication of out-
standing Jewish works in Ara- tinued influx of Jewish refu- for which the Bar-Ilan Univer-
bic and the numerous joint ac- gees to Israel makes it more sity stands. He called upon De-
tivities that were carried on by imperative than ever to assure troit friends of Israel and Bar-
Arabs and Jews, and declares: priority for the United Jewish Ilan University to support this
"The Hebrews returning to Is- Appeal and to coordinate fund- institution of learning.
FOR OPENING
rael are reviving the greatness raising efforts throughout the
of the Hebrew literature which United States.
NEW ACCOUNTS
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the Middle Ages."
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after the committee studied
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. Beautiful miniature
they pledged priority to the
Liqueur glasses. Set
United Jewish Appeal as the
of 6 gift boxed.
major source of philanthropic
OUR
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absorption and colonization pro-
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American Committee for the
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American Friends of the He-
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Israeli Cultural Foundation;
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Service
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to romp with his dog, Kara-
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them is the Mayor of
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gracious serving. Keeps
police have arrested Napoleon chestra, played four concerts
coffee piping hot.
Piasecki, f or m e r assistant in the Fredric R. Mann Au-
and
chairman of the district Peo- ditorium in Tel Aviv, and
ple's Council of Posen, on also played in Jerusalem,
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the Nazi occupation of Poland.
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9-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Fri day, February 28, 1958

Nominate Dr. Gourevitch for Nobel Stollman Back from
Israel; Reports on
Prize; Urges Arab-Israel Amity