"Grow Old Along With Me," Wayburn is chairman of the banks for a loan of $30,000,000
to assist in the Romanian emi-
by the Jewish Community Cen- mittee.
gration wave to Israel, Wil-
ter Players especially for the
DSG members will be liam Rosenwald made known
Detroit Service Group, will be brought up-to-date on the 1959 in New York this week. The
presented for DSG members Allied Jewish Campaign, thus loan, the - largest undertaken
and their wives, 8 p.m., Tues- far, and William Avrunin, asso- by the UJA, is to be repaid
day, at the Davison Jewish ciate director of the Jewish with contributions to the res-
Center.
Welfare Federation, will pre- cue and relief fund by com-
DSG is the year-round organ- sent the traditional agency munities throughout the coun-
ization of workers in the news round-up.
try.
Allied Jewish Campaign.
A report from the United
This will be the first pro-
duction by the newly-organized Jewish Appeal meeting in Mi- Yivo Confab Feb. 14 18
ami will be a feature of the
The 33rd annual conference
players and the first effort in gathering.
of Yivo Institute for Jewish Re-
Detroit of the Center's director
Members of the cast include search will take place in New
of dramatics, Jerome Bayer.
The play is about the Jewish Rhea Bass, Ralph Bernstein, York Feb. 14-18.. It will deal
Home for Aged. Gus Newman, Ruth Hurwitz, Beatrice Koe- with a variety of themes on
a former DSG president, is nigsberg, Robert Leslie and Jewish life and history.
president of the Home. Leon Belle Shugermah.

a play written and produced Community Center drama com-

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Israel Taxes Citizens, Builds
Industries to Aid New Settlers

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that the Soviet authorities had
displayed an interest in tech-
- nical aspects of the exodus of
Romanian Jewry. It was stressed
that the Russians had made no
contact with Israeli diplomats
in seeking this information.
A direct JTA teletype wire
to The Jewish News from Tel
Aviv on Wednesday stated:
Malben, the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee network of in-
stitutions for the aged and ill
in Israel, is making arrange-
ments to accept its share of
the old and sick people who
may be included in the immi-
gration wave from Eastern
Europe, Louis Horowitz, Mal-
ben director, reported here
Wednesday.
He revealed that Malben's
budget for the new year is
18,000,000 Israeli pounds, of
which 6,200,000 is set aside
for care of the aged, 2,000,-
000 for general medical serv-
ices and 1,300,000 for loans
to help individuals set them-
selves up in new economic
circumstances. The remainder
is used for special projects
in which Malben • and the Is-
rael government cooperate.
The new system of placing
older people in communal liv-
ing situations has proven a
success, Horowitz reported. As
a result, many healthy seniors
have been placed in construc-
tive work, and hospital and
home space been freed for
"hard core" cases.
Another JTA teletype mes-
Sage to The Jewish News from
Tel Aviv, on Wednesday, re-
ported:
The hunt for funds to fi-
nance the anticipated 100,000-
person immigration this year
was extended Wednesday to
new sections of the Israel
public, including the army

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and employes of two major
industries.
Assessments of armed forces
personnel for contributions to
the Israel immigration loan
were announced as 25 pounds
for private up to 300 pounds
for senior officers. Workers at
an electric company announced
they had pledged 1,500,000
pounds for the loan and 50,000
pounds were contributed by
workers of insurance compa-
nies.
It was also announced that
the central committee for the
huge immigration loan will
meet this week in Tel Aviv
with Prime Minister Ben-Gu-
rion who will hear reports on
contributions to the loan and
make plans for additional sub-
scriptions.
On another front in the plans
for the expected immigrants,
officials of the diamond branch
of the Ministry of Trade and
Industry arrived in Beersheba
to study plans to establish a
diamond polishing industry to
give work to 1,000 immigrants
to be settled in the Negev.
It was also announced that
the Kor factory plans to build
a new ceramics plant in Beer-
sheba at a cost of 1,500,000
pounds and that 2,000 new hous-
ing units will be constructed
in the city. Beersheba officials
noted that 1200 units had been
built during the current fiscal
year but that the large scale
immigration had made that
number inadequate.

L.A. Merges
Council and
Federation

LOS ANGELES (JTA)—The
formation of a joint Jewish
Federation-Council of Greater
Los Angeles was formally ap-
proved here at the annual
meeting of the Los Angeles
Community Council. The
merger, under study and de-
bate for the past ten years,
will become final and official
following a vote at the March
meeting of the Jewish Welfare
Federation of Los Angeles.
The final vote at the Corn-
munity Council's 25th annual
meeting was 1,152 to 52, with
only the Labor Zionist repre-
sentatives asking for a delay.
More than 1,400 delegates, rep-
resenting the Council's 440
member groups, were present.
Formation of a joint agency
will combine under one ad-
ministration the fund-raising
and social planning organiza-
tions of the Los Angles com-
munity, which serves nearly
400,000 men, women and chil-
dren..

Jewish organizations have
issued an urgent call to their
top leadership in communities
across the United States to
join in a special conference
which will deal with the emer-
gency situation created by a
sudden emigration of Jews
from Eastern Europe.
The meeting is to take place
in New York, Feb. 15. All the
deliberations will be conducted
in executive session.
Organizations participating in
the call to the conference are
the American Jewish Commit-
tee, American Jewish Congress,
American Zionist Committee
for Public Affairs, American

Hadassah, Jewish Agency for
Israel, Jewish Labor Commit-
tee, Jeivish War Veterans of
the United States, Labor Zion-
ist Assembly, National Commit-
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Council of Jewish Women, Na-
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Religious Zionist Movement
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United R o m a n i a n Jews of
America, Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, Union
Orthodox Jewish Congregations
of America, United Synagogue
of America, and Zionist Or-
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Service Group to Hear Report on $30,000,000 Loan National Presidents to Convene
U.TA at Meeting Tuesday Evening; Sought by UJA
for Emergency Parley in New York
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NEW YORK (JTA) — The . Zionist Council, Bnai Brith,
Center Players to Be on Program is negotiating with American presidents
of 19 major national

