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October 20, 1961 - Image 9

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1961-10-20

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Cleveland Jewish Center
Limits Sabbath Activities

CLEVELAND, (JTA) — The
board of the Jewish Community
Center of Cleveland rescinded
plans to operate the center's
health service on. Saturday after-
noons after the proposal evoked
a sharp debate among support-
ers of the center.
The board adopted a new plan
which calls for a limited number
of Sabbath activities at the cen-
ter. Orthodox supporters had
sought a complete shutdown
during the Sabbath. Non-Ortho-
dox elements favored a wide-
spread program of activities on
that day.

The new plan calls for a num-
ber of activities for children and
teen-agers, including programs
of Jewish folk songs, Israeli
dancing, dramatization of Jewish
stories and legends' and similar
programs centered on Jewish
themes. The program provides
that users must register in ad-
vance and only for the complete
Sabbath program. This means
tLt they will not be • able to
use the swimming pool or gym-
nasium on the Sabbath without
registering for the cultural pro-
gram as well.

Moshe Sharett Says Israel Can
Double Population of 2,000,000

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

tive, declared here Tuesday
night.
Addressing a reception in his
honor, given by the Labor
Zionists, the Mapai leader and
former Premier declared that
the establishment of Israel had
brought about a four-fold re-
volution among the Jews Of the
world.
He said that first it meant
that by returning to Zionism,
Jews took their destiny in
their own hands; second, the
attainment of statehood was
not given to the Jews as
was the case with other new
-
nations and had to be fought
NEW YORK, N.Y.,—Commu- for against great odds; third,
nities throughout the country the •"revolution of language"
are reporting the appointment which had made Hebrew once
of delegations to the United more a daily vernacular; and
Jewish Appeal's S'econd Na- fourth, "and perhaps most
tional Young - Leadership Con- important"—"Jews • were con.--
ference, to be held Nov. 10-12 verted for the first time into
"a working community."
at New York City's Waldorf-
All this, he added, had not
completed the task. Immigra-
tion to --Israel, he said, con-
tinued in waves that sometimes
became tidal. Jewish positions
are being demolished in many
countries; though the upheaval
which demolishes them is not
necessarily designed to be anti-
Jewish; he said. Jews suffer,
nevertheless, and move on
when conditions become hazard-
ous, he. stated.
Meyerhoff
Barley
In the case of Russia, Sharett
Astoria Hotel, it was announced said the Soviet regime was not
by Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, intrinsically anti-Jewish, yet
UJA executive vice chairmap. Soviet Jews were threatened in
Various aspects of Jewish their existence as Jews because
problems in Europe and Israel they were denied means for a
will be discussed in a series spiritual life, and without any
of seminars. The November spiritual life as Jews, Jewish
conference is a further step survival was impossible. That,
in the progressing effort of he said, was why many of them
the UJA to develop a young were trying to get out, although
group of national leaders economically Soviet Jews were
within the American - Jewish neither starving nor unem-
community.
ployed.

For all those Jews who
'Outstanding personalities
who will participate in the must move on or want to
seminar sessions include Abra- move on, the question of
ham Harman, Israel's ambas- "whither" does not arise any
sador to the United States; more—that question has been
Joseph Meyerhoff, UJA gen- removed from . the stage of
eral chairman; Edward M. M. Jewish history, he said. They
Warburg, UJA honorary chair- go to Israel and Israel must
man and general chairman of care for them and absorb
the Joint Distribution Com- them, he declared. The re-
mittee; Dewey D. Stone, UJA gime- of the transit camp is
national chairman representing unthinkable.
Appeal and
He added:. "Now we can do it.
e e
Agency We can double the population
, Inc.; Gener Haim of Israel in the foreseeable fu-
of the Israel
ense ture, but it requires a gigantic
ces; and Rabbi Herb t A. effort to enlarge and expand
r edman, executive
air- the basis of our economy."
man; Moses
ecu-
tive vice - haij
Joint
Distrib
James Israeli Firm to Build
Rice,
rect
Hias; Hotel in Tanganyika
an
ector of
DAR - ES - SALAAM, Tangan-
the
iation for yika, (JTA) — A luxury hotel
New
erica
estimated to cost 675,000 pounds
sterling ($1,890,000) will be
built here next year by an Is-
IF YOU TURN THE
raeli construction 'firm, Monot,
•v• c3 . 1
Ltd., according to an agreement
1
signed here between Tangan-
UPSIDE DOWN YOU WON'T
yika's Ministry of Commerce
FIND A FINER WINE THAN
and Industry and officials of
Mlonot.
Construction is expected to
start next February and the
hotel is scheduled to be in. full
Milan Wineries, Detroit, Mich.
operation by September 1963.

LONDON—Israel can double
its population of 2,000,000 "in
the foreseeable future" but a
great effort will be required to
do this while maintaining the
present standard of living and
the services of the welfare
state, Moshe Sharett, chairman
of the Jewish Agency Execu-

UJA Holds 2nd
National Youth
Leaders Parley

$350,000 Atomic Reactor Gift by U. S. to Israel

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Dr. I longer experience in the field very tangible expression of the
Glenn T. Seaborg, chairman of of science."
United States assistance to us
"Israeli scientists have already in the development of our re-
the United States Atomic Energy
made
significant
discoveries
in
actor center at Nahal Sorek, I
Commission, presented $350,000
toward the cost of a research physics, chemistry and biology," would like to place on record,
reactor recently certified as Dr. Seaborg continued. "Only Mr. Chairman, our feelings of
completed at the Israel Atomic recently, I believe, we received adm' leadership
ur co un ry
ken in
Energy Commission's Nahal a report from one of our con-
encouraging and stim
g the
Storek Research Center. Presen- sultants who has visited
varied
'nuclear
energy
fa
ies. development of sci t
re-
tation • of the U.S. check was
uture, se rch and a lity in e
aller
made by Dr. Seaborg to Israel He stated that in the ne
ill be coun ies, r
a
i
e area
Ambassador Avr ah am Harman United States scientist
Israeli of
at
o
cl
science
during a ceremony in the com- seeking appointments
laboratories
for
spec
d
train-
pea
pure.
mission's office here.
ing and work experi
e. It is
Commitment of the grant for my hope and expectati
at
the civilian-use project, a one- the reactor at Nahal Sorek
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thermal megawatt, heterogeneous prove a useful tool for further
pool-type reactor, was made May discoveries for the benefit of
an
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Almost Everything in Wear-
reactor was built by an American
ing Apparel from Size 40
Ambassador Harman, replying
Extra Long to 66 Stout.
company, and achieved criticalit- to Dr. Seaborg, said: "In ex-
yon June 16, 1960. Uranium-235 presqing the appreciation of the
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fuel for the reactor was fur- Government of Israel for this
nished by the United States,
under the provisions of an agree-
ment for cooperation which sti
lates safeguards against
the material for oth
peace-
ful purpose
In
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