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September 01, 1961 - Image 8

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1961-09-01

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• Project in Israel to Revoke Curse
on Area Pronounced by King David

Israelis Protest Agudah's Attacks on Youth Aliyah

The Union of Sephardi Rabbis
but also abroad. They also re-
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
meeting
di
to The Jewish
JERUSALEM
— News)
The manage- quested that representatives of held
anded
1,4
Israel's Chief Rabbinate be
ection
ment committee of Youth Aliyah, named to a committee to det
tlement
later
this
year.
Over-
TIBERIAS (JTA) — Finishing
milar

comprised
of
many
leading
orga•
oups
touches are being applied to a looking Lake Tiberias, Korazim nizations in Israel, voiced a ine the type of education

given the young immigra
t the
development program begun was recently a base for Syrian
strong protest Tuesday against
The ultra-Orthodox
infiltrators
who
harassed
Israeli
.,
consti-
,a three years ago, aimed at re-
disturbances caused by "irrespon-
ith the
claiming 14,000 acres of barren fishermen and frontier settle- sible elements who embarked on Israel, however, is cont
agitations on the issue
aracter of
lands in the vicinity of the Gil- ments. •
The Korazim area, which was a campaign of slander and dis- held a mass-meeting
by routines
boa Mountains, southwest of Lake
also made accessible by new tortion against Youth Aliyah."
nouncing the Agency's
Tiberias.
The committee, which includes Aliyah department.
The project, which is being approach roads, was mentioned
Sharett was to meet wi
carried out by the Jewish Na- in the Mishna in connection with members of the Jewish Agency,
Agudas Israel leaders yester-
its
rich
wheat.
The
project,
car-
Hadassah,
WIZO,
Pioneer
Women
for CLOTHING
tional Fund, will literally revoke
the curse on the area pronounced ried out at a cost of 850,000 and other educational and youth day on their requests for rep-
Men' ,
BIG and
3,000 years ago by King David, pounds ($476,000), will provide welfare organizations, expressed resentation on the Youth
'Aliyah reception committee
Almost Everything in Wear-
admonishing the region to re- an area of settlement earmarked confidence in the administration which determines where new
ing Apparel from Size 40
of Youth Aliyah and reiterated
main barren following the violent for immigrants from England.
Extra Long to 66 Stout.
arrivals are sent for education,
British
Jewry
has
pledged
250,-
its
support
of
director
Moshe
Kol
deaths there of King Saul and
000 pounds sterling ($700,000) against charges that children to work out some arrange-
jerry BAKER'S Int*IN470 m227;4""
his son, Jonathan.
ment to resolve the dispute.
Work on the project included to finance the first stages of frdm orthodox backgrou were
d
giou
being placed in rig •
the construction of some 20 miles settlement.
- •• ents and
- FOUND . . . AN AUTO DEALER
anti-religi
of roads along the Jordan fron-
charge were cl
WHO IS INTERESTED IN
stitut' •
tier to make the area accessible
ntly by a •raid b
for new settlement. Modern
SERVICE . . . AS WELL AS SALES !
the Ramat HAdassa
alots
earth-moving equipment removed
liyah Reception Center
out
giant boulders and thousands of
Rambler, the progressive name in the com-
of E
Ab a Eban, Mi
acres of brush accumulated over
pact field—Geller, for 26 years an active
gly
it
cation,
fond
s
the centuries, to expose rich,
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
part of the Detroit Automobile scene—a
f
o-
10
d
demne 4
fertile soil, where 2,500,000
to The Jewish News)
combination hard to beat. Sales in their new
the
ot s
NEW YORK — Issues cing mente
trees were planted.
Israel
and used car departments, and service in
gu
rt
Closer to Lake Tiberias, the Zionist movement and • er- ultra
their modern service, bump and paint shops!
outh Aliy
another JNF development proj- ican Jewish communal life e again
, chairman of
ect is nearing completion at being discussed at the 64th
he Sha
, The Best Compact Deal on the Best Compact Car
Agency, con-
-II
Korazim, where 4,400 acres of nual convention of the - -Zioni
f Slle
he campaign being
land is being prepared for set- Organization of America which
opens here Thursday, to last conducted by ultra-religious
four days. Some 1,200 delegates zealots against the Agency's
WE'RE AS NEAR TO YOU AS YOUR PHONE!
Jewish Center Poster
chap- youth immigration department.
and alternates represent 'chap-
WA 8-6900
3255
FORT
ST., LINCOLN PARK
Contest Planned for
ters in 44 states.
The department, - said Sharett,
The
convention
will
be
asked
"has had under its charge for
Annual Book Fair -
Cash prizes ranging from $5 to approve plans in various fields many years the sons and daugh-
to $100 will be awarded in the of Zionist activity and to mobi- ters of Orthodox families, and no
"Teme Skully Poster Contest" lize manpower and financial protest had been voiced against
at the Tenth Annual Jewish Book means to make implementation the spirit or the tone of their
Fair scheduled for November 18 possible.
education in I
In a report submitted to the
out tha hr
through 20 at the Jewish Corn-
Sharett •
delegates by Dr. Sidney Marks, fourth
all' recently arrive
munity Center.
e immigrants have been
"The purpose of the Poster ZOA executive director, it was tee
Contest is to secure posters that emphasized that "modest gains" S5, -. to Orthodox' institutions for
can be used to publicize future have been made by the organi-
eir education. Saome questions
book fairs," said Mrs. Arthur zation in the field of Aliyah and still pending, he declared "con-
tinue to be subjected t arifi
Rice, Book Fair chairman. "The tourism, Jewish education, •
Book Fair also hopes - to stimu- program of housing for Am
cation." a
late interest in the wider read-. jean Aliyah and in the rea f report on
ing of Jewish books and to ex- leadership training.
to the ne
SERVICE STATION
The report emphasized hat ish Agenc
exe tive.
pose the Detroit Jewish corn-
• Dumont • Silvertone
has
munity to its rich literary heri- during the past year the
Represe ative of the -wish
• Magnovox •Westinghouse
• drosley
been "a period of criss and Agency
• V-M
with relic, ' i s rep-
tage." ,
• Hot Point • Olympic
a delega-
Mrs. Rice said the contest will . ehange on the ZOA scene quir- resentativ , inclucti
• Webcor
• Airline
Religious
be divided into four oups. ing frequent evalUation the tion. from the Nati
ways to end
Group I will include boys and needs and opportunities con- Party, and discu

Written
t the type of
girls from 12 to 14 years old. fronting the organization the the dispute
"SINCE
uarantee on
Guarantee
mg
being
given
the
ALL
Repairs
Those eligible for Group II will Zionist movement." How
Dexter Television Co.
religious t
■ License No. 216
be boys and girls aged 15 to 17. the organization adapted itsel
migrants. The ultra-
' ,qv! DEXTER
Group III will include men and the new activities and to develop Or odox raiders who stormed
women aged 18 to 25. The junior improved methods of working to- the Ramat Hadassah youth immi-
poster contest is for boys and ward its goal, the report-said.
gration camp last week .charged
girls 8 to 11. "Although circumstances in the that the teen-agers were not
First prize in Group I is $25 American Jewish community and being properly indoctrinated in
worth of - Jewish books. First in our internal economy were less Orthodox religious practices.
prize in Group II is $50 and favorable than expected, the year
Representatives of the Na-
Group III is $100. was one of achievement in tech- tional Religious Party demand-
The posters must be received nique activities and management ed at the meeting that religious
To Your Relatives and Friends
by Friday, Nov. 3. Additional in- vital to meeting the ZOA chal- instructors be appointed for the
formation and contest entry lenges in the years ahead," Dr. youth immigrants, not only here
Through the Columns of
blanks may be obtained from the Marks reported.
The
convention
opened
at
the
Jewish Center, 18100 Meyers, or-
call the Book Fair Office, DI Waldorf Astoria hotel with ad- Firm Sues Police Chief
dresses by Senator Hubert H. for Refusing to Grant
1-4200.
Humphrey, Israel Ambassador
___..,---_
NA I I-1 1 G N4
Harman and Max Bress- Sunday Work Permit
DETROIT ITw Fl
Israeli Firm Will Build Avraham
ler, *ZOA president. Mayor Rob-
BOSTON, (JTA)—A suit ac-
of
o Jewish Events
Weekly
Review
A
and Sell WelbiIt Air
ert F. Wagner extended greet- cusing the chief of police of
Conditioners for Homes ings in behalf of the City of New Fall River,- Mass., of religious
e to reach
For a small cost, you will be
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
York. Principal speakers at the discrimination against. a Sab-
to The Jewish News)
bath-observing
mill
owner
will
NEW YORK —. Welbilt • Cor-- session will be Dr. Emanuel Neu-
all of your relatives and f nds . . . and
poration . • • • ., ced an agree- manna Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, be heard in Superior Court
wish them a Happy New ear !
me ones e . - ay which an who recently returned from a here.
Superior Court Justice
re an sell visit to the Soviet Union; Irving,
ael irm will
nditioners Miller, chairman of the Amer- Charles S. Bolster ordered Fall
Fill In This Convenie Coupon TODAY!
home air
el
ican Zionist Council; Governor River Police Chief Norman
in I ael.
.• - E. um - vo.
gm
ent, Elec- Nelson A. Rockefeller, Andrew Bowers to show cause why he
I
U • er t
W.
Cordier,
United
Nations
Un-
should
not
be
enjoined
against
ppliances,
tricar Moto
I
dersecretary
for
General
Assem-
discrimination
allegedly
di-
1
produce
Ltd., if
e Rd.
17100 est 7
p t near. Tel bly Affairs; Ambassador Charles rected against Charles S. Wein-
the
capacity of Yost, Deputy U.S. Representa- stein, of Fall River, and Wein-
ch ha
, Mic gan
Aviv,
Detroit
I
y.
The units tive on the UN Security Council; stein's firm, the Trans-Ameri-
10,000
ab t '700 Israeli Ambassador Michael Comay, head can Spinning Mills, Inc.
ert
our
New
Year
ill sell
Plea
I
The suit was filed on Wein-
of the Israeli delegation to the
unds.
e
enclose
check
for
stein's
behalf
by
Edward
J.
greetin

UN, and others.
I
Barshak, counsel for the New
$10
England
region
of
the
Ameri-
Bridgeport Center Will can Jewish Congress. Accord-
NIGAN
1
and Family I
Build New Facilities
ing to the injunction petition,
I Mr. and Mrs.
1
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., (JTA) Bowers has refused to grant
—The Zoning Board of Appeals Weinstein a Sunday work per-
I Address
had granted a waiver to the mit, solely on the ground that
r..n...........,.....•,.. MI
Bridgeport Jewish Community Weinstein's mill is closed on
This will be the only means of obtaining a form
Center permitting construction Saturdays. Weinstein contends
to send in your greeting.
of new facilities. that enterprises which do stay
The present center building open on Saturdays are granted
BE SURE YOUR CHECK
is located in a city redevelop- Sunday work permits by the
‘s:

will
Fall
River
police
chief.
ACCOMPANIES THIS COUPON
ment area. The new center
include
a
gymnasium,
swim-
SEPTEMBER 1-10
Want ads bring fast results!
ming pool and club rooms.

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