Gravity of Refugee Problem
misstoner
Stressed b

UNITED N A
S,
(JTA)—The
lem "over
every
ugee major
major
decision
acti • in the Middle
East,
hang as a cloud over
the• ce of the world," the
ite • ations was warned b
H. avis, director of
lions Wor ief A•
r Palest' Re g in
ear East.
Stating that h ;co not
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see
satisfactory political solu-
tion" f Arab- Israel disputes in
the
die East, Dr. Davis de-
cared hat, even if such a devel-
opme -were to come "relatively
soon,' the international commu-
nity ould still be burdened with
esponsibility of aiding the
refugees "for a decade or
nger." This is so, he maintained,
"because of the difficult problem
of helping refugees to become ern-
ployable." That problem, he held,
"becomes • progressively greater
with each passing year."
Dr. Davis made his statements
before the General . Assembly's
special political committee, after
presenting to the group his annual
report which he had made public
six weeks ago.
Michael S, Comay, chairman of
Israel's delegation, took
the committe-
as head of
the dele
is scheduled to
spe
the • ab refugee prob-
1
uring t e debate.

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An
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for LIBERIAN .

IT STARTED OUT ABOUT
39 years ago with a handful of
young married women sewing
layettes for indigent young
mothers . . . but Zedakah Club
has since reached out into al-
most every charitable endeavor
imaginable and made its name
uly respected . . . The gals
a always thinking of way
an • means to' help the le
forts ate . . . Like a day 1
su r when about 40 Z
men chartered a bt
ton Nursery Schoo
Children, where
to dedicate the build
er-coin system they had
ated . . . Coming back, the
lassies realized that the kids
needed more room for play-
ground equipment, and on the
lius they started a kitty to pay
for the swings and pools . . .
before the trip was over, $100
was collected . . Then Bobbi
Blumenthal got friends to have
heavy bulldozers to clear the
additional grounds . and a
toy man in town helped them
get swings, pools and educa-
tional toys . . . Even the hus-
bands are Zedakah Club minded
. .. A few years ago Dorothy.
Lee's hubby, Joe, gave loads of
his own clothing to sell at a
Zedakah rummage sale and
then brought customers by cab
from the Film Exchange Build-
ing to buy them back . .
About 650 women usually at-
tend Zedakah's one, major fund
raising event, their donor lunch-
eon to be held this year Dec. 7
at Sheraton-Cadillac . . . Tickets
can be obtained by calling Lariee
Wexler, BR 3-2743.
*
•
AFTER VOLUNTEERING his
services free of charge, former
veteran's administration man
Joe Cohen has been named Vet-
erans Counselor of Oak Park
. .. a position made available
for vets through the efforts of
Oak Park councilman Joe
Forbes and Mayor R. J. -Alex-
ander . • Joe Cohen's knowl-
edge of veteran affairs and his
desire to help people in need
has brought him nation-wide ac-
claim . . . He is known for his
efforts on behalf of disabled
vets . . Main purpose of the
new Veterans Counseling SerV-
ice in Oak Park is to keep vets
better informed of their rights
and benefits, executing claims
filed with the V.A. and help-
ing widows and children of de-
ceased veterans . . . Ex-GI's
are mighty lucky to have a guy
like Joe around I- •
* * •
THE '700 MEMBERS of City
of Hope' Cancer Fighters are
in for a big treat, Monday night
at Holiday Manor . • . Slated to
be the group's kick-off rally for
the annual event chairmaned by
Shirley Gordon to help fight cata-
strophic disease with research at
the National Medical Center in
Duarte, Calif.

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