THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
`Exodus' Benefit Will Aid Asthmatic
Children at Jewish National Home
Members of the Detroit Junior . Chapter of , the Jewish
National Home for Asthmatic .Children at Denver are working
to promote their major fund-raising project of the year, a benefit
.showing of the movie, "Exodus." In the photo, from left, are
Mesdames Robert Colman, vice-president in charge of fund-raising;
Irving Stollman, donor chairman; Jerome Krause, president; and
Irwin Shapiro, publicity chairman.
Netherlands Airs
- Hanukah TV Show
AMSTERDAM, (JTA)
For
the first time in The Netherlands,
a 75-minute Jewish religious serv-
ice was broadcast over the coun-
try's television network. The
broadcast featured a Hanukah
program together with a s• ial
service
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ce
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munity.
The synagogue was built after
the Second World War. Two
early synagogue. in R
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in 1940.
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The Detroit -Junior Chapter
of Jewish National Home for
Asthmatic Children at Denver
will sponsor a benefit showing
of "Exodus" at the Mercury
Theater Feb. 15.
All proceeds from the aff
will go to aid the free tr
ment and research progra of
the Home.
Nonsectarian, the Hqme the
charitable institution its
in the world. The J AC
dicated to the free t
on a nationwide basis of
children stricken with
nic intractable asthma, the
st form of this illness.
rs. Jerome Krause, presi-
ent, said that the National
Home currently is faced with a
pressing admission waiting list
of severely asthmatic children
who are in desperate need of
the Home's free medical serv-
ices.
Founded in 1907, the Jewish
National Home for Asthmatic
Children at Denver has on its
patient roster asthmatic chil-
dren from almost every city in
America.
Those who wish to attend the
movie, contact Mrs. Stollman,
LI 7-4286, or Mrs. Colman, LI
6-6285.
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NEW YORK, (JTA)—As part
of a vigorous program to ex-
pand the industrial character of
Israel, a new office has been
established in Dallas represent-
ing the Government of Israel
Investment Authority, it was
announced here by Shimon Y.
Horn, North American director
of the Investment Authority.
The new office will assist
American businessmen in set-
ting up commercial enterprises
in Israel. The Government of
Isr a e 1 Investment Authority
whose purpose it is to attract
American investment in Israeli
industry, has its North Ameri-
can -headquarters in New York
and ten district offices in the
United States and. Canada.
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In celebrating
nit successful year
nfield, we wish to thank all
cus-
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lends . . . and wish them a Ha f
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Danny Raskin's Leningrad to See Israel
Cites Rapid- Growth
New Synagogue
One of the world's fastest-
LISTENING
LITTLE DAREL MEYERS,
six-year-old son of Frances and
Sid Meyers, had been so per-
sistently naughty that Fran just
had to give him a good spank-
ing; and all that day a desire
for revenge rankled in his little
breast . . . When bedtime final-
ly came, he said -his evening
prayer, asking a blessing on all
members of the family individ-
ually except one . . . When he
finished, little Darel turned to
his mother with a triumphant
look, saying as he climbed into
bed, "I s'pose you no ou
wasn't in ' "
IF
FE
eke hearin
a
joke,
Max Sosin t
you one o his quickie ge
. . . The man, with "a mill'
of 'em" re t i if
and always
re
that
you've neve
e . . .
When Max igs
his joke
bag of rare
, folks are in
for a r
eat because these
a
avorites, too, and when
ax chuckles, 'everybody
chuckles . . . Have him tell you
the one Rabbi Samuel Prero
told him on the plane enroute
to New York . . . It's priceless!
JUST RECENTLY, portrait
photographer Don Coville and
his lovely wife Helen gave a
birthday party for their three-
year-old son, Rod .. . Don as-
sembled a 40 power telescope,
trained it on the moon and let
Rod gaze upon his possible
future home site . . . After Rod
had peered through the lens
for a few seconds, Don asked
him what he thought of it .. .
Rod answered, "It's nice, daddy.
Now turn to a different chan-
nel." -
SINCE HE WAS a youngster,
Kurt Bromet always had a secret
desire to own an electric train
As the years went by and
he married, Kurt waited for
the day he_and wife Lisa would
have a boy so he could get him
one . . . But fate deemed other-
wise and they have two daugh
ters . . However, his secret
desire has been fulfilled . . .
41-years-old now, Kurt finally
got his electric train . . . as a
Hanukah gift from Lisa.
RONNIE FELDSCHER, 15-
year-old son of Harry and Edith
Feldscher, is making sure he
achieves his life-long ambition
of going to college to become
an attorney . :. Ronnie has been
selling newspapers for a couple
of years and already has $650
saved toward his education .. .
He attends Mumford High and
recently almost quit his paper
route to make sure it didn't
interfere with his marks . .
But Harry and Edith encouraged
him to continue and still keep
up his grades, with the assur-
ance that they would match
whatever money he himself
saved.
Yiddish Folks Ferein
Celebrates Anniversary
Yiddish Folks Ferein will
celebrate its 49th anniversary
6:30 p.m. Jan. '7 at Jericho
Temple, announces President
Joseph Balberor.
Dinner will be served under
the direction of Mrs. Mary
Balansoff, social chairman. In
charge of the affair are Julius
SeligsOn, chairman, and Rubin
Coopersmith, co-chairman.
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growing commercial banks, the
Israel Discoun td., Tel
Aviv, is
niv
ring 1960 its 25th anni-
ersary year': the bank opened
ten new branches, a total of 70
throughout Israel. Co truction
has b
ranche
whi
'n 1961,
raising
just
25 ye
isco
Bank
large
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Soviet
Government has granted permis-
sion for the construction of a new
synagogue at Leningrad, it was
reported here by Dr. Gerhard
Riegner, European director .
the World Jewish Congres
Here to attend a mee of
the World. Congress org aton-
al committee, as well o parti-
cipate in the 25th W d Zionist
Congress, Riegner t' a press
conference that he
signs of
possible easement o oviet Rus-
sia's attitude toward • ws in the
USSR.
Among the signs, he said, are
the permission for the building
of the new synagogue, the an-
nounced readiness by the Russian
Government to publish some Yid-
dish literature, and the request
recently made by Jewish writers
in Russia to publish a Yiddish
manual. These moves, Riegner
said, have encouraged Jewish
leaders to hope that "more posi-
tive developments may be anti-
cipated in the Soviet Union re-
garding- Jewish culture and re-
ligion."
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