ZOA Approves $100,000 Fund
Stolarsky to Speak at thstadrues Breakfast Rally
A breakfast rally marking the man of the Detroit campaign, Samuel J. Greenberg, William
to Provide Mortgages for Halutzim opening
public rally of the local David Sislin, Benjamin Laikin Klafer, Max Lieberman, David

NEW YORK, (JTA)—The es-
tablishment of a $100,000 loan
fund to help mortgage financ-
ing of housing for American
youths—sons and daughters of
members of the Zionist Organ-
ization of America—who have
gone to live in Israel was an-
nounced here by Abraham Re-
delheim, ZOA president.
Redelheim made the an-
nouncement at a meeting of the
national executive council of the
organization. He said this fund
will be in support of the mort-

Pisgah BB Units
Set Hanukah Fete

Pisgah Lodge and Chapter of
Bnai Brith are inviting the pub-
lic to a special Israel Hanukah
night program at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the Hayim Green-
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer, an-
nounces W i 1
Liam Lite,
Lodge presi-
dent.
The festival
will celebrate
not only the
Hanukah sea-
son, but will
mark the
"Festival of
Freedom in
Israel's 1 0 t h
a nniversary
year," accord-
ing to Jack
Leeds, pro-
Lurie
gram chairman.
Emil Cohen, popular young
comedian, will present a pro-
gram of Jewish humor. Also on
the program is Robert Lurie,
St. Louis radio and television
personality who is active in the
work of the Bnai Brith Anti-
Defamation League.
Rabi Moses Lehrman will pre-
sent a message on "The Signi-
ficance of Hanukah in Israel's
10th Anniversary Year."

Observe 100th Birthday
of Eliezer Ben-Yehudah

NEW YORK (JTA)—A Jew-
ish Historama entitled "A Lan-
guage Awakens" was presented
at the Theodor Herzl Institute
to commemorate the 1 0 0 t h
birthday of Eliezer Ben-Yehuda,
father of modern Hebrew.
The Historama featured a
memorial lecture by the well-
known Israel linguist, Dr. Mor-
decai Kamrat, a n d reminis-
cences by Dr. Dola Ben-Yehuda,
daughter of the great Hebrew
lexographer.

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gage fund set up by the Asso-
ciation of Americans and Cana-
dians in Israel for the purpose
of acquiring adequate housing
for Americans and Canadians in
the Jewish State.
He pointed out that the short-
age of mortgage financing in
Israel for prospective American
settlers has prevented many
Americans from carrying out
their settlement plans even
though they had overcome all
other problems such as lan-
guage, education and gainful
employment.
"The establishment of this
fund," the speaker said, "will
fill a long felt need of assisting
American young people in ful-
filling their ardent desire to
participate in person in the de-
velopment and upbuilding of
the State of Israel." He indi-
cated that American Jews in-
terested in this project may use
their Israel Government bonds
for this purpose.
Hitting at what he termed
"negativism", Radelheim earlier
called on the Zionist movement
to "wrest the leadership" from
communal leaders who act neg-
atively on issues affecting the
welfare of the Jewish commun-
ity.
He said, it is mandatory to
stern "the stagnation and con-
fusion both in the spiritual and
secular realms of our commu-
nity life."
Other speakers at the meeting
were Dr. Emanuel Neumann
who warned of Nasser's de-
signs, and Rabbi Max Nuss-
baum, chairman of the Council,
who scored Washington's inac-
tion aganst the Arab boycott
of American firms dealing with
Israel.

Israel Plans Free
Profits Transfer
for Its Investors

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News

JERUSALEM — Unrestricted
freedom to transfer profits
abroad will be guaranteed for-
eign investors in Israeli busi-
ness and industry under a new
economic program being pre-
pared by the government, it was
announced here Tuesday.
The program to be submitted
to parliament soon, in the hope
it will achieve passage before
the end of the current fiscal
year, is aimed at attracting cap-
ital investment to Israel. It
would exempt from customs, ex-
cise and purchase imposts all
materials needed by enterprises
given official authorization.
The investors' property will
be exempted from inheritance
taxes.
In addition, the investor will
receive income tax concessions
for the first five years after the
investment is made. Approved
enterprises also will receive
concessions in relation to the
foreign currency loans they re-
quire and in loans of Israeli
pounds.
When passed, the measure
will be retroactive to last April.
Hitherto, foreign investors were
limited to ten per cent a year
in the export of their profits in
the form of foreign currency.

Sen. Kennedy to Press for
Relaxed Immigration Law

NEW YORK (JTA)—Senator
John Kennedy of Massachusetts
said that a change in U.S. basic
immigration policy is long over-
due and that in the new Con-
gress convening next month he
would press for legislation
eliminating the restrictive and
discriminatory features of the
Immigration and Nationality
Act of 1952.
The senator's statement was
issued in conjunction with a
study on immigration he made
for the Anti-Defamation League
of Bnai Brith.

Israel Histadrut Campaign will
be held at 10 a.m., Sunday, in
the Hayim Greenberg, Center,
19161 Schae-
r*"
fer.
Israel
Sto-
.. larsky, assist-
ant national
secretary o f
t h e National
Committee for
Labor Israel,
will be here
a s
principal
speaker.
II e
w i 11 analyze
Stolarsky t h e present
situation in Israel, the Mid-
dle East and other trouble areas
of the world.
All landsmanshaften organi-
zations and groups affiliated
with the Labor Zionist Organi-
zation of America have been
urged to have representation.
Another keypoint of the
rally will be reports from
• local delegates
who attended
>. the 35th anni-
versary cam-
paign confer-
ence last
month in New
York.
Several De-
troiters were
honored at the
Schaver four-day con-
clave, including Morris L. Scha-
ver, who has been active in the
Histdadrut Campaign locally and
nationally for 25 years.
Honored with Schaver was
Harry Schumer. Both men serve
as honorary chairmen of the
local drive. Tribute was also
paid to Morris Lieberman, chair-

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and Norman Cottler for their
part in raising the initial $2,500
of the local campaign to a quar-
ter of a million dollars.
Other Detroiters honored for
over a quarter of a century of
service to Histadrut were Max
Abrams, William Hordes, Mor-
ris Ginsburg, Julius M. Singer,

Tabock, Julius Zemmol, Abra-
ham Beitner, Laible Hoffmitz.
Jack Schreier, Harold Silver,
Max Shmukler, Maurice Gel-
fand, Benjamin Neimark and
Samuel Kane.
Mrs. Emma Schaver was one
of the featured artists at the
New York gathering.

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5 Jews Defeated in
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MELBOURNE (WJA) — All
five Jewish candidates standing
in the recent Federal elections
in Australia were defeated.
M. Ashkanasy, Q. C., fourth
on the Senate list of the Aus-
tralian Liberal Party in Victo-
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Sydney, a Liberal stronghold,
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reasonably well. Mr. N. Roth-
field ran second in the Victor-
ian constituency of Balaclava.
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for External Affairs, a Mr. Gold-
bloom of the Liberal Party al-
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feated by a large majority,
standing against Harold Holt,
the Deputy Leader of the Aus-
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