The
Welfare Federa-
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ye to convert a
do
s in Allied
am-
gn pledges
• cash in the
•eriod be
Oct. 10 and Dec.
10 e
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The success of the drive en-
bled Detroit to present a check
1 e amount of $750,000 to the
Un d Jewish Appeal at its 24th
an 1 national conference in
York.
eorge M. Stutz, Federation
asurer, said another large pay-
ment will be made to the United
Jewish Appeal shortly after the
•
for first of the year. He urged those
airman of who, for tax purposes, were wait-
ing for the first of the year, to
make payments to do so as soon
as possible.

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In almost every area of initial
aid, United Jewish Appeal must
now expand its help, Simons ex-
plained.
"With more people coming,'
he said, "more money is neede
for initial reception housing, tem-
porary employment, youth care
and training, welfare for the aged
and disabled, language and job-
training and the many other
forms of assistance in which
United Jewish Appeal aid figures
and which together constitute im=
migrant absorption."

$750,000 Detroit Gift to UJA

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cise. During his stay in the
United States, he _ completed a

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Allied Jewish Campaign Effort to Get
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Mrs. Harold A. Robinson presents a -check for $750,000 to
Aryeh L. Pincus, treasurer of the Jewish Agency for Israel, one
of the principal recipients of United Jewish Appeal funds, and
L D. Fink, United Jewish Appeal cash chairman, at the 24th
annual national conference of the United Jewish Appe

Remaining Cochin Jew
to Israel; Face Absor

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — T h e
remaining families of another
ancient Jewish • community,
that of Cochin in India, will
soon be brought to Israel, S. Z.
Shragai, head of the Jewish
Agency's immigration depart-
ment, told a meeting of Israeli
members of the Zionist Gen-
eral Council.
He said about 100 Cochin
Jews were left of the nearly
3,000 Jews Who lived in Cochin
before 1948. More than 2,000
now live in Israel. There are
varying opinions about the
origin of the Cochin Jewish
community, including the the-
ory that the Cochin Jews came

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bs. . on dei
p. ment told e meeting that
w e in early 1960 ther
res•of
,$00
housing
or immigrants,
there were no reserves now.
Adding that immigrants were
currently being sent to hous-
ing still under construction, he
declared that new transit camps
(maabarot) would not be set
up under any circumstances.
At a meeting of the Jewish
Agency executive earlier in the
week, Zisling reported_ that
some 55 per cent of the new-
comers during 1961 were in the
14 to 30 year age bracket and
some 20 per cent were over 55.
These age data represent a sub-
stantial improvement in terms
of labor potential as compared
with immigration in recent
years, he explained.
Moshe Sharett, chairman of
the Jewish Agency Agency ex-
cutive, told the session tfiat
the basis of available infor-
m tion, immigration was likely
to e on the increase for a long
ti .- Executive members also
we told that all available
ho *ng for newcomers had al-
y been allocated and that
*
igrants arriving during Jan-
ry will constitute a problem
for absorption authorities.

Israel to Get Gavel Used
at UN Partition Session
RIO DE JANEIRO, (JTA —
The gavel used in the historic
United Nations General Assem-
bly session Nov. 29, 1947, which
adopted the Palestine Partition
resolution, Will be presented to
Israeli President Izhak Ben-Zvi
by Mrs. Osvaldo Aranha, widow
of Brazil's late UN delegate who
presided at that session. Mrs.
Aranha is planning to visit Is-
rael to present the gavel per-
sonally to President Ben-Zvi.

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