Wolfsons Increase Gifts in Israel
JERUSALEM (JTA)—A con- will permit important expansion
tribution of $1,000,000 to the of the cancer and allied biologi-
Weizmann Institute of Science cal research programs at the In-
at Rehovot by the Edith and stitute. The gift was disclosed
Isaac Wolfson Charitable Trust at Rehovot, during a visit to the
Institute by Sir Isaac and Lady
Wolfson.
The gift to the Weizmann In-
stitute brought to 6,000,000
pounds ($2,000,000) the total of
gifts announced by the Wolfsons
Kosher Restaurant
during their current visit to
Israel. Sir Isaac was also re-
20340 W. 7 Mile Rd.
ported to have agreed in prin-
Under Supervision of the
ciple to investment by the Wolf-
Council of Orthodox Rabbis son-Clore-Mayer Investment Cor-
poration of 1,000,000 pounds
sterling ($2,800,000) in a hous-
ing development in the Bsor area
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of the Negev. One of the Wolf-
son benefactions announced dur-
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ing their current visit was a
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contribution of a million Israeli
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pounds ($333,000) for a second-
ary school scholarship fund.
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THOSE WHO SAW and
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cited recently on Chet Huntley's
TV Report by author Evgeny
Yevtuschenko, will now be able
to hear it sung at the 37th an-
nual concert by the Jewish Folk
Chorus, June 3, in the Scottish
Rites Cathedral of Masonic
Temple . . . Babi-Yar, which
the concert has been titled, is
the large valley near Kiev,
Russia, where 50,000 Jews were
buried alive by the Nazis during
World War II . . . Yevtushenko
was inspired to write the'poem,
which has since become world
famous in its dramatic protest
of anti-Semitism and racism,
after visiting the site last year
. . . Vladimir Chiefetz wrote
music for "Babi-Yar and it will
be given its Detroit premiere
by the Jewish Folk Chorus, of
which Morris Eitrin is presi-
dent.
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DR. BENJAMIN BRAND is
slated to be the next president
of Town and Country Club this
June, succeeding Moe Miller.
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THE TWO YOUNGSTERS of
Ruthe and Ed Resner, five-year-
old Allan and six-year-old
Steven. came downstairs re-
cently during a bridge game at
the Resner household, without
a stitch of clothes on . . . Ruth
dropped her cards and
screamed, "What's the idea
coming down undressed?" . . .
Allan turned to Steven and
said, "See, smarty, I told you
mom's vanishing cream
wouldn't work."
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An evaluation of American Fraternal Zionist Organization,
foreign policy in the Middle opening Thursday in Monticello.
East, with particular reference N.Y., and continuing through
to recent developments in the June 3.
United Nations, will be featured
at the 53rd annual convention
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of Bnai Zion, Norman G.
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president, announced.
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guests from all parts of the
and his orchestra
nation will attend the sessions
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