Asst eiation for Jewish Education
Proclaims Annual Teacher's Day
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Teacher's Day, a new annual
event in Jewish community life,
was proclaimed by the Ameri-
can Association for Jewish Edu-
cation in a resolution adopted
by its board of governors at a
meeting last week.
The observance is to take
place during the week of Lag
B'Omer, historically designated
as The Scholar's Holiday. Lag
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Slate Farmers' Parley
to Close Anniversary
Festivities in Israel
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JERUSALEM — An inter-
national farmers' convention
sponsored, among other bodies,
by the Jewish National Fund,
and including within its frame-
work an exhibition and a semi-
nar on land settlement prob-
lems, will officially bring to a
close Israel's tenth anniversary
celebrations this spring.
During the convention period,
delegates from more than 25
countries will plant an Inter-
national Farmers' Forest in
Adullam. They will also visit
the Hulah project, the Lakhish
development area, land reclama-
tion and afforestation projects
and other points of agricultural
interest.
Participants in the program,
from April 5 to 12, have been
invited by Israel farmers in
villages, kibbutzim and mosha-
vim to be their personal guests,
free of charge, for a "Farmer
to Farmer" week prior to the
convention's official opening, to
observe day-to-day life on an
Israel far mat first hand.
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Jordan Adds Two British
Firms to Boycott List
LONDON, (JTA) — The gov-
ernment of Jordan has extend-
ed its boycott of firms trading
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panies. The two fi rms, listed
with 16 others by Jordan, are
Universal Stores Ltd., owned by
British-Jewish financier Isaac
Wolfson, and Harela Ltd., a
Jewish-owned clothing chain.
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Finance Minister LEVI ESH-
KOL of Israel will come to the
United States early next month
to confer with Israel Bond
leaders on plans for the 1959
Israel Bond drive, it was an-
nounced by Dr. Joseph J.
Schartz, vice president of the
Israel Bond Organization.
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B'Omer this year will fall on
May 26, between Mother's Day
and Father's Day.
In announcing the resolution,
which calls upon schools, con-
gregations and other education-
al agencies to give public recog-
nition to the Jewish teacher and
educator, Philip W. Lown, pres-
ident of the American Associa-
tion, stated that program mate-
rials are in preparation for
rabbis, educational administra-
tors, and lay heads of national
and local educational institu-
tions.
The resolution was introduc-
ed by Jacob Alkow, on behalf
of the association's committee
on teacher education and wel-
fare which was organized in
May 1957 in response to the
critical shortage of teachers for
Jewish schools. The committee
has since undertaken a number
of important projects to elevate
the economic and social status
of the Jewish educator, to at-
tract young people to the field
and improve the training of the
Hebrew teacher. It is currently
engaged in working out a na-
tional pension plan for Jewish
teachers and a national code of
personnel practice.
Consultant to the committee
is Rabbi Hyman Chanover. The
executive director of the Ameri-
can Association is Dr. Judah
Pilch.
Birth
Announcements
Dec. 18 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney G. Landsman (Sandra
Gilbert), of 18841 Hessel, a
daughter, Faith Susan.
* *
Dec. 16 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Herbert D. Sherbin (Helena
Pollock), of 2752 W. Boston,
a daughter, Vandy Lee.
* * *
Dec. 15 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Cornfield (Sharyn Stein-
man), former Detroiters now of
Cleveland, 0., a daughter, Nor-
ene Harriet.
* * *
Dec. 14 — To Mr. and Mrs.
David Shapiro, (Caryl Klein), of
23241 Kenosha, Oak Park, a
daughter, Ilene Eve.
* * *
Dec. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Leib (Ruth Blatt), of
20136 Northrup, a daughter,
Betsy Ilene.
* * *
Dec. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Rosen (Ceci Raznick), of
23625 Scotia, Oak • Park, a son,
David Scott.
* * *
Dec. 9 — To Capt. and Mrs.
George Blum (Joyce Zuieback),
Detroiters now residing tempor-
arily at 4738 Prichard Place,
Fort Knox, Ky., a daughter,
Kathryn Lynn.
* *
Dec. 8 To Dr. and Mrs. Kal-
man Gold (Arlynne Mazer), De-
troiters now of Toledo, 0., a
daughter, Susan Jill.
* * *
Dec. 5 — To Dr. and Mrs.
David S. Ruskin (Barbara Man-
dell), of Southfield, a son, Ste-
ven Edward.
* * *
Dec. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
nold Garvin (Corrine Sorokin),
of Oak Park, Mich., a son,
Michael Allen.
• * *
Nov. 22 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Nate Rubin (Eleanore Pazner),
a son, Robert Jay.
* * *
To Dr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Goldman (Elaine Goldrath), of
505 W. Division, Ann Arbor,
Mich., a daughter.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Horo-
witz, of Southfield, a son, David
Morris.
$65,000 Goal Set
by JNF Auxiliary
Reparations NowHalf-Way Paid
DORTMUND, (JTA) — One- stay, the agents—who operate
half of the reparations agree- out of Berlin, Hamburg, Munich
ment signed in September 1952 and Cologne — will study the
between West Germany and Is- possibility of promoting Israel
rael has been fulfilled, Dr. F. E. as a site for winter vacationing.
Shinnar, head of the Israel Pur-
chasing Mission in Germany, de-
FOR THE FINEST — IN
clared here.
ENTERTAINMENT—It's
The pact provides that Ger-
many may take up to 14 years
to pay some $822,000,000 in
goods and services to Israel
and his Orchestra
and the Conference on Jewish
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Material Claims Against Ger-
many.
Bonn's commitments under
the treaty have been met with-
out friction, Dr. Shinnar empha-
sized. The Federal Republic
has annually delivered 175,000,-
LOW RATES
000 marks worth of goods to
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Israel and 75,000,000 marks has
been placed at Israel's disposal
MRS. MAX STOLLMAN
for oil purchases in the sterling
DICK STEIN
At the open meeting of the area.
Eight German travel agents Now Offers a Second Orchestra
Ladies' Auxiliary
the Jewish
For Your More Intimate Affairs.
National Fund, held Tuesday at have left for Israel. During their
Luncheons — Fashion Shows
the Beth Aaron Synagogue, Mrs.
Small Weddings — Bar Mitzvahs
Under
the Direction of Joe Oddo
Max Stollman, the auxiliary's 15th Century Haggadah
president, announced that the Sells for $11,200 at Auction
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the proceeds of this year's event rich Eisemann.
will go towards implementing
Detroit's commitment to plant
250,000 trees in the Independ-
ence Forest on the outskirts of
Jerusalem.
"We are confident," Mrs.
Stollman said, "that the re-
sponse this year will measure
up to previous years' coopera-
tion we have received in our
efforts for reclamation and re-
For consultation at your
afforrestation work in Israel
convenience without obligation
through the Keren Kayemeth
Call Lincoln 8-2266
l'Israel, the Jewish National
Fund.
Mrs. Al Schneider is chair-
man of this year'_s _fund-raising
New Year Greetings
activities.
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Tuesday's meeting featured
the showing of the Israeli movie
—a report on Israel's ten years'
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Spreads to Dayton
COLUMBUS (JTA)—The
Jewish Chronicle announced a
widespread acceptance of its
new Dayton edition.
Announcing that the edition
would be published weekly, the
37-year-old Columbus English-
Jewish weekly reported that
"leaders of the Dayton com-
munity were quick to acclaim
the Chronicle as a sizeable
step forward in a community
which has never been served
by a Jewish newspaper."
Richard E. Neustadt and Mil-
ton J. Pinsky, publishers, said
that establishment of the Day-
ton edition meant that the
Chronicle, the only Jewish
weekly in central Ohio, "has
now expanded its leadership to
include Southwestern Ohio."
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We Are Pleased to Announce
the Association of
Ceylon Ambassador Chides
Arabs for Israel 'Obsession'
UNITED NATIONS (AJP )—
H.E. R.S.S. Gunewardene, Cey-
lon's ambassador to Washington
and chairman of the Commis-
sion on Human Rights, severe-
ly criticized some of the Arab
leaders for their "obsession"
over Zionism and Israel.
"The Arabs should get sense
into their heads and realize
that Israel is there to stay,"
Gunewardene told a select
group of correspondents before
departing for a brief visit to
England.
The appointment of Rabbi
ISAAC B. ROSE to the post of
executive director of the World
Academy in Jerusalem was an-
nounced by Rabbi Herbert S.
Goldstein, Chairman of the
Board of Trustees.
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