Zionist Council to Push
Aliyah by U.S. Jews
NEW YORK (JTA) — Recom-
omendations that the American
Zionist Council, the coordinating
agency of American Zionist organ-
izations, make promotion of im-
migration to Israel by American
Jews one of its central activities
were approved at the National
Conference of the Council.
The conference made the rec-
ommendations after hearing an ap-
peal from S. Z. Shragai, head of
the Jewish Agency Aliyah Depart-
ment, that the council become the
standard bearer in the United
States of the ideal of aliyah. He
proposed this be done through
the cooperation of all Zionist
groups affiliated with the council.
One recommendation proposed
that the council, through its con-
stituent groups, should initiate
the formation of aliyah groups.
Another was a request that the
Aliyah Department and the exec-
utive of the Jewish Agency in Is-
rael plan activities for aliyah and
absorption of American immi-
grants in conformity with the
special needs and conditions of
American settlers.
The conference also agreed that
the Council considered the Asso-
ciation of Americans and Cana-
dians in Israel as the liaison body
between immigrants from the
United States and the Jewish
Agency and the Israel govern-
ment.
Community Invited to Aliyah Meeting With S. I. Shragai
An invitation has been extended
to all Detroiters to attend the lec-
ture 8 p.m. Wednesday, at the
Beth Abraham Synagogue, by the
first mayor of Jerusalem, S. Z.
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and absorption developments. He
will touch upon the latest occur-
rences on Israel's borders.
Dr. Stuart E. Rosenberg of Beth
Tsedec Congregation, Tor o n t o,
will be the principal speaker at
the seventh annual Founders Day
dinner of the Hillel Day School, 8-8224.
6:30 p.m., June 23, at Adas Sha-
Registration
f or kindergarten
and other grades is open for the
Harold Berry, general chairman, school year beginning in Septem-
announces that a community serv- ber. The school office may be
ice award in recognition of his called for applications.
lom Synagogue.
efforts on behalf of Hillel Day
School and other Jewish causes,
will be presented to Abe Kasle,
veteran community leader and
general chairman of last year's
BRUSSELS ( JTA)—Dr. Solomon
Ullman, former Belgian Chief Rab-
bi and former Chief Jewish Chap-
lain of the Belgian army, died May
a rabbi in Cairo, Antwerp and Am-
sterdam. He was Belgian Chief
Rabbi from 1940 to 1957. Dr. Ull-
man was renowned as an eminent
scholar. He was author of "A Study
of the Jews in Belgium and Hol-
land."
STUART E. ROSENBERG
Founders Day dinner. A dedica-
tory volume in which will be in-
scribed the names of those present
will be presented to Mr. Kasle on
the occasion of his 70th birthday.
Dr. Rosenberg, who has de-
veloped a national reputation as
an author and orator, is rabbi of
the largest Jewish congregation
in Canada and one of the most
active in North America. In the
course of a week his sermons and
addresses reach thousands of peo-
ple.
He is the author of a weekly
column, "Lines on Life," which
appears in a number of Canadian
daily and weekly newspapers.
As official observer of refugee
operations, he has travelled ex-
tensively, visiting - Iran, North
Africa, Austria, Italy, France and
Israel at the invitation of the
Joint Distribution Committee. In
the spring of 1961, he toured the
Soviet Union as the first Cana-
dian rabbi to study the cultural
and spiritual situation of Jews in
the USSR.
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At° noon Wednesday, at the
Jewish Center, Shragai will
address a luncheon meeting of
local Zionist leaders, the local
rabbis and heads of congrega-
tions. Those desiring information
about the luncheon and the eve-
ning meeting are asked to call
Tzvi Tomkiewicz at the Miz-
ra chi office.
Shragai's visit here is part of a
Arranged under auspices of the
Midwest section of the Jewish
Agency and the Zionist Council of
Detroit, the meeting with Shragai
serves the purpose of clarifying im-
migration prospects in Israel.
Dov Shephatiah, director of the
Max H. Goldsmith, president of Jewish Agency's midwest Aliah
the school, advises that reserva- department, will accompany Shra- nationwide tour in behalf of the
Jewish Agency and his department.
tions for the dinner may be made gai to Detroit.
by calling the school office, LI.
Hillel Day School Dinner to Mark
Advancement Into Eighth Grade
Michael Berkowitz, 68,
Succumbs Was Printer
Michael Berkowitz, former own-
er and operator of the Berk Print-
ing Co., died Wednesday at age
68.
Mr. Berk, 20430 Mark Twain,
was a member of Knights of
Pythias Lodge 55 and Ivan S.
Bloch Chapter, Bnai Brith. He re-
tired from the printing business
in 1962.
Survivors are his wife, Sylvia;
a daughter, Mrs. Marvin (Ruth)
Finkelstein; a brother, Morris;
two sisters, Mrs. Rysel Fishman
and Mrs. Becky Glazier; and four
grandchildren.
Shragai.
Now the head of the Aliyah de-
partment of the Jewish Agency,
Shragai will discuss Aliyah and
various immigrations settlement
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Hillel Day School, founded
seven years ago, has added a
class each year and now its
"upper classmen" will enter
eighth grade in the fall. Its Heb-
raic-religious training "is in the
spirit of traditional Judaism and
within the framework of the
Conservative movement," ac-
cording to Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,
a founder of the school and its
past president.
A year ago last December, Moshe
Sharret, former prime minister of
Israel, visited the school and later
said of it:
"The knowledge of Hebrew and
the capacity and desire to speak it
are increasing in the United States.
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subjects as well."
Appearing on the program the
evening of June 23 will be the stu-
dent -choir of Hillel Day School.
They will present excerpts from its
specially prepared version of the
musical comedy "Fiddler on the
Roof." Young students also will
lead in the invocation and birkat
ha m a zon.
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