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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

January 1917. next Yea, l.
Washington. there will b. :. -
sil-Amsricsn nationwide NJ
bilissiion for Civil Rights. Az
Detroit community and orou.
organizations. whether civis
religious. labor. or busins,.
frafernal or social or professior.
al. should have one or MOI.
delegates in Washington.
II U M AN RELATIONS A
special Human Relations Ex.
hibit Is now on display Al ~.
entrance to the Board of Eduea
ton Office at 1854 Broadway Tho
exhibit describes pictoriallv The
committees structure of the Do
mocratic Human Relations pro.
gram in the Detroit schools. Max.
ing up this part Of the exhibi,
are photographs taken at ths
meeting of building chairmen !,
the Dusfee intermediate school IN
September. and activities a, ,hs
Haven Hill Worship.
The second part OF the exhI.
Bit illustrates the application Of
illustrates tn application o.
good human relations In De.
iroif classrooms. demonstrates
classroom scenes which feature
good teacher pupil Relationship.
GOOD BOOKS always max.
good gifts for children. Acting
Federal Security Admlnistra,o,
John l.. Thurston said today in
announcing new edition Of For
the Childrens Bookshelf, a Book.
list for Parents. published BY the
Children's Bureau.
The perennial problem MANY
parents, aunts, uncles and friends
have TO face Is the selection o.
the right book TO give johnny or
Mary. Mr.. Thurston said. This
booklet will be especially helpful
in making the right selection.
Some 500 separate titles are
listed under variety OF class.
fications. such as stories for bows
at different ages, stories for girls
at different ages, books on ami.
mails and nature. song books Dc.
ture books for the very Young
books about people and places
and books for reading aloud"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
The Babe OF Bethlehem

BY }. Edward Mccall
In Bethlehem across the sea.
Almost two thousand years ago.
The Christ-Child came to earth. that He
Might save the world from sin and woe.
He was not born IN palace hall.
With purple robes and spendor gay
But in a manger dark and small
Where cattle stood and munched their hay
Guided by flaming star
To where the Babe and Mother we're.
Three Wise Men jouneyed from afar
With gifts Of incense. gold and myrrh.
On this and every Christmas Day.
Our homage to the Christ we bring.
Let peace and good will reign for aye,
The Babe Of Bethlehem is King.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
The Bulletin Board

While still in the talking stage of SOLVING 81
continued housing shortage word reaches that the %
down Miami way are moving forw ard. The Federa,
Housing Administration has agreed to insure morvaa
of 1882 300 for Coored housing project in Miami J
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
BOOK REVIEW

"IF HE HOLLERS LET HIM co" BY Chester B. Hime,
Republished by Ssne Books-Complete and Unabridged
Although this novel written back in 1915 this
the first opportunity have had to read this very Interest,"
ing book. AS read it | could recall many such stories
and experiences told by Negroes in their dayo-da re
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
MUSING IN THE SUNSHINE
DR.. o. h. SWEET

In this article shall my feeble fashion tell you where
and describe what my place Of abode like
viii word picture which present will be quite inadequate
which will be picture the fraities all hu
man
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Israel Discouraging
Heavy Tourist Trade

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-Israel
is discouraging "a heavier tourist
traffic for the time benig because
of the limited accommodations
available" it was made known this
week by the Israeli Embassy.
The embassy stated that the
Israeli government feels that be-
fore any large-scale influx of tour
lists is encouraged, adequate facili-
ties, comparable to those found
elsewhere in the world, should be
available.
"Some private e investors are
making plans to erect large and
up-to-date hotels to cater to the
tourist trade" the Embassy state
ment said. "The government hopes
to make Israel an all-year resort.
Festivals, carnivals, and interna-
tional conventions will be pro-
NOTED from time-to-time to pro-
vide attractions, but not before
1850"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Congress Is Asked TO
Create Survey Board
For Near East Area

WASHINGTON, N(JTA)-A bill
was introduced in the House and
in the Senate last week urging the
establishment of a Near East sur
vey commission as the first step to
implement Point a of President
Truman's program to aid undevel-
oped countries.
The Congressional commission,
if appointed, will investigate de-
velopment possibilities in Israel.
The measure was later referred to
the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
The commission, to be formed
under the bill, would be composed
of 15 members, including five SEN
ators, five members of the House
and five persons appointed by the
President. 1t would be authorized
to draw on the executive depart
ments and agencies of the govern
ment for personnel and informa-
ton.
The bill is sponsored in the
House by as Congressman, and is
authored by Reps. Jacob K. Javits
and Abraham J. Multer, both of
New York. In the Senate, the
sponsors are Sens. Paul H. Doug
las of Illinois and Raymond E.
Baldwin of Connecticut.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Housing Shortage Is Main
Israel Problem, Says Kohn

The housing shortage the No problem Gershon Kohn
Israeli officer who Phoenix last said
Gently in a letter o The Phoenix Jewish News.
Kon who studied Frank Lloyd Wright famed ahi
organize housing
invitation
in Israel particularly in building.
Wild Joy in Tel Avv
Describing the celebration independence Tel Av
"People overnthusac wild their that the
big parade couldn't possibly the tribune where
diplomatic corps UN representatives
parliament (Knesseth) seated
The day the greatest recent history Hundreds of
thousands streaming from all of the country Tel Avv
the might of the Israel which marched
later through different Streets filled
with who broke through the Gordon through
blocking the streets.
Anyway will make it better year."
Hlldring IS in Israel
Kohn said he talked with Maj Gen John Hdrng who
with his wife Gat-Rmon Hotel
American UN representative helped bring about parong spoke
Phoenix earlier this support
said
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
The Girls Pay Tribute to a Martyr

Allen Rosenberg got his reward
last week.
And with it he got assurance
that Hadassah knows what it
means to be the husband of a
leader in Jewish organization work.
Rosenberg's wife, Rose, has long
been active in Hadassah. During
the past three years she has been
president of the local group. Thus
it was that Rosenberg himself was
asked-and consented-to serve as
toastmaster at the chapters annual
donor dinner meeting May IL.
He turned in such spirited per-
formance that the girls decided
some way ought to be found of let
ting him know what ni-i-ice man
they think he is.~
All, a resolution. They would
draw up resolution. And so they
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Top Officials
Present AS
School Opens
By BeH CoraInik
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Correspondent

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The for
NAL opening of the Hebrew Uni
versity-Hadassah Medical School
took place last week in the munich
pal garden in front of the build
ings which temporarily house the
school until it can be moved to Mt.
Scopus.
The buildings are in the former
British security zone of the Man
date days. The zone, popularity
known as Bevingrad, is SO yards
from the Old City wall from which
Arab Legionnaires watched the
ceremony.
Evidences of recent armed con-
flict between Arabs and Jews were
the former tank traps, now harm
less, and strands of barbed wire.
Rubble and loose stones and other
reminders of battles have been re-
moved.
The thousand invited guests in
cluded Premier David Ben Gurion,
cabinet ministers, members of the
Knesset, Army officers, members
of the foreign diplomatic and con-
sular corps and United Nations
delegation, officials of the Jewish
Agency, Hebrew University staff
members and leaders of the Hadas-
sab National Board.
Was a Battle Site
Freshly planted grass and trees
lined the marble promenade, where
unexploded bombs had recently
been dug up. The academic pro-
cession wound solemnly down this
promenade as the Voice of Jeru-
salem Orchestra played.
The first group of marchers con-
sisted of As students of whom all
but few were in military uni
forms. All have been accepted for
the Medical School. In the second
group were medical professors,
physicians of Hadassah Hospital
and University professors.
Mcdonald Speaks
The entire assemblage remained
standing to greet Premier Ben
Gurion, U. S. Ambassador James
G. Mcdonald and Sir Leon Simon,
head of the British Friends of the
Hebrew University.
Ambassador Mcdonald said the
opening of the school in Jerusalem
was promise for Israel and it's
neighbors of more than physical
healing. 1t foreshadows and brings
nearer the day when the Jew and
the Arab will freely work together
for the advancement of all peoples
in this area" he asserted.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
MeckIer Heads
Beth H Again

Morris Meckler has been re-
elected president of Beth Ell Con-
gregation for the coming year.
This will be his eleventh year in
the office. Recently the congrega-
ton awarded Meckler a plaque for
10 years of service.
Other officers chosen at re-
cent election: Harry Zeitlin, 1st
vice president; Sam Smith, End
vice president; Sam Schurgin, re-
cording secretary; Isador Oseran,
financial secretary, and Morris
Kort, treasurer.
The following were elected to
the board of directors: Al Lando,
Herman Lange, Alan Oseran, Ar
mold Smith, M. Rosenberg, AL
Gottlieb, M. Chester, Sam Drey,
Larry Baggin, Lester Matlow, j.
Finkelstein, Howard Bendalin and
A. Goldenkoff.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

The Israeli delegation to the
conference now in session here
under the auspices of the U. N.
Cancellation Commission for Pales-
tine has been advised that the
American member of the three
nation commission is bound by the
statement of President Truman
shortly before the November cleo
tions that if Israel wished to retain
Western Galilee, which the U. N.
General Assembly allotted to the
Arabs, she would have to make
compensatory territorial conces-
sions elsewhere.
The Israelis rejected all sugges-
tions that they yield Western Cali
lee or yield other territory in ex-
change for it even before the prop
osition was formally put to them
by the Commission.
Israel seeks some frontier recti-
fication which would give it the
towns of Tulkarem and Qalkilya
in central Palestine and thus bring
the whole Mediterranean coastal
plain under it's rule.
Egypt Withdraws Offer
Egypt has withdrawn its earlier
offer to cede the GAIA coastal strip
to Israel provided the Jewish state
accepts the 10000 Palestine Arab
refugees now in the area, it was
learned here this week. 1t is be-
lieved in u. N. Cancellation Com
mission circles that some kind of a
secret agreement on the future
frontiers of Israel was recently
reached by Egypt and Transjor-
dan.
The Commission indicated that
it is prepared to continue the par
ley here until September, if neces-
sary. The conference has been
proceeding very slowly and it may
require many months for the nego-
tiations to bear fruit.
Mark Ethridge, United States
member of the Commission, has
postponed his departure at the re-
quest of the State Department un-
til June 10. So far he has not
received any inkling from the
State Department about the iden-
tity of his successor-although the
name of DR.. Ralph j. Bunche, for
mer acting mediator for Palestine,
continues to be mentioned as the
most likely candidate.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

lid, and this is what they r.
KNOW ALL MEN BY
THESE PRESENTS, that
WHEREAS Allen Rosen-
berg of Phoenix, Ariz., has
seen fit for the years 1916,
1947 and 1948 to share his
wife, Rose, with the Phoenix
Chapter of Hadassah, and
WHEREAS this has meant
to him, said Allen Rosenberg,
deprivation of use of tele-
phone service, of the use of
his home on many occasions,
of the companionship of his
wife, Rose, and
WHEREAS he, the said
Allen Rosenberg, has never
complained of her absence
away not only from their
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

Ceremonies at the mt
Donor Dinner on May IL, and
WHEREAS he, the said
Allen Rosenberg, has in spite
of all these hardships, MAIN
tanned a calm and happy ex-
terror and retained his inimit-
able sense of humor and
charm, as well as his love and
companionship for said wife,
Rose,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T
RESOLVED that as a slight
token of the high regard in
which all the Phoenix Chapter
of Hadassah holds said Allen
Rosenberg, BE 1T HEREBY
unanimously voted to name
him Mr.. HADASSAH OF
1949."
(Signed) The Girls.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

home, located at 63 w. Wind
sor, but from the city of
Phoenix, for the purpose of
attending regional and ma
tional. conventions, and
wv H E r E A S he, the said
Allen Rosenberg, has likewise
never complained of sharing
his bank account with each
and every activity sponsored
by said Phoenix Chapter of
Hadassah, and
WHEREAS he, the said Al
len Rosenberg, has not only
graciously approved of all ac-
tivities required under the
portfolio of his wife, Rose,
but has even gone so far as to
attempt to emulate her activi-
ties by serving, in place of
said President, as Master of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

President Nat G. Silverman of
the Phoenix j wi h Community
Council emphasized that all men,
bers of the community are invited
to the meeting at which Dafni will
talk. The diplomatic official will
review Israel's first year of in
dependence. He will leave soon
afterward for Israel.
Dafni, who serves as consul to
seven Western states, is a veteran
of early pioneering in Palestine,
of World War II and of the fight
ing by Haganah.
Captained Ferry Boat
Born in Yugoslavia, he emf
grated to Palestine during his
youth and joined the communal
settlement of Givat Chayim. Later
he affiliated himself with group
of young people who founded the
first and only Jewish settlement
on the eastern banks of the Jordan
River. Here Dafni captained a
ferry boat.
In 1910 he joined the British
army and saw action in Greece,
Crete, Syria and the western
desert. He was dropped by para
chute behind the German lines in
Yugoslavia, commanding a band of
Jewish volunteers. Dafni was cred
tied with the rescue of 142 Allied
airmen, mostly Americans, from
the heart of enemy territory. At
the same time his group was able
to save more than 1000 Jews, who
were taken to Italy, thence to
Palestine.
Toured u. S.
After the war Dafni returned
to his settlement. Then he was
drafted by Haganah and sent back
to Europe to aid in the "illegal"
Continued on Page p
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Israel Consul to Speak Here Sunday as New
Campaign Is Started to Raise Funds for UJA
Public InUited
To Rally At
Westward Ho

An official representative
of the new Jewish nation
will appear before the Phoe-
nix Jewish community for
the first time when Reuven
Dafni, Israeli c onsul sta
toned at Los Angeles, speaks
here Sunday, May 20.
Dafni will deliver an address at
8 p. m. in the Fiesta Room of the
Hotel Westward Ho. His talk will
climax a meeting at which the
United Jewish Welfare Fund cam
paign of 1949 is to be reopened.
The drive is being revived be-
cause Phoenix raised only little
more than 100000 toward its
$260,000 goal earlier this year.
The action was asked by repre-
sentatives of the United Jewish
Appeal, who told local Jewish lead
ers that needs in Israel and Europe
are so acute as to warrant another
attempt here to raise additional
money.
All Funds to UJA
All the proceeds of the renewed
campaign will go to UJA. DIR. Jo-
seph Bank, general chairman of
the UJWF, will head up the appeal
and will be assisted by Walter
Dworkis, field representative of
UJA. The drive will be directed
especially at those who failed to
give during the regular campaign
and at those who did not give as
much as last year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Labor Groups TO Aid
In Israel Financing

TEL AVN, (JTA) = Jacob
Potofsky, president of the Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers of Amer
lea who is now visiting Israel, re-
vealed this week that both the
CLIO. and A.F.L. will aid in a
project calling for the construction
of housing for new immigrants to
be financed by low-interest, long
term bonds floated in the United
States, largely among labor union
members sympathetic to Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Turks Cover Israel

ISTANBUL, (JTA) = For the
first time in many years the major
Turkish newspapers have assigned
regular correspondents to Israel.
The reports received from these
correspondents have been extreme
ly favorable to the Jewish state
and are being followed with inter
est by the Turkish reading public.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Armisfice Try BoIked

TEL AVN, (JTA) - After
seven weeks of fruitless negotia-
tions the Israeli-Syrian armistice
talks this week broke off "until
and if' the United Nations sub
mits a proposal acceptable to both
sides.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Egypt Imprisons Jews

PARIS, (JTA)-There are 600
Jews imprisoned on charges of
"Zionism" in three camps in
Egypt, it was learned here this
week on the basis of reports from
the Arab state.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

AMIDST THE ruin and rubble of Beth Dagon
(above left) and 16 other abandoned Arab viii
lagos, more than $4,000 Jewish newcomers to
Israel are enthusiastically creating life
with the aid of the United Jewish Appeal. Pro-
vided with funds and materials by American
Jews, Beth Dagon's population is clearing
away the debris and building modern farming
community. A Yemenite mother and child are
(above right) waiting their turn outside
Beth Dagon's newly established clinic. George
Hala (right), formerly of Algiers, shown his
way to work, typifies the spirit of the new Jew
ish life blooming in Israel. In the renewed drive
for funds to start next Sunday in Phoenix, men,
bers of the local Jewish community will have
opportunity to help meet Israels pressing needs
for absorption of thousands of citizens.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

OFFICIALS WELCOME
Governor Dan E. Garvey of
Arizona and Mayor Nicholas
Udall of Phoenix will greet Mr..
Dafni at a luncheon after his
arrival.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

The number of persons involved
in affidavits prepared by HAS in
1947 totaled 31,483.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
U.S.. Holds Key In Talks
On Israel Border Issue

LAUSANNE, (JTA)-The position taken by the United
States in relation the future frontiers of Israel
sidered here this week key factor in the settlement Of
this difficult question.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
POsTMAsrER-

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News, 529 w. Cra-
NADIA Rd.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
RICHARD E. HARRIS,
LLOYD z. TURNER.
au3,6,S,1l,13. Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building

TRusTEE's SALE OF yALgAgLE ,Ilg y BIZ;
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
PSsM PSEMIsEsS ESpI2.sI No; 1905 LINCOLN
By S.d y5tus ss Of esEtan sas Sens Sssd q nsrs
ment iat No. 17ss1, recorded June i:
the tss' D.strict Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby: the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction IN Il front q
f 4HI the ERGHfEEsfa P5iRliss Il rB4HsD1x B4H 81
THfRTY TS! O'Clock Pm, the follow
ing-described land and premises,
situate in the District of COL
umbia, and designated As and
being Lot 65 in Davidson's subdi-
vision Of Of lots in .1 Block nist g. r.co1asI Wsst
in the Once Of the Surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber
County 9 at folio 1875: said Block
3 now known as Square. $500.
Terms: Sold subject TO prior
building aSsoetatione dSsd 4HS g trust
announced at time of sale; the EUR
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500 90
required. Conveyancing, recording.
ETC.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as, As of,. Of dats ,th OF rits,n ssls;
80 days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion OF the
trustees.
DEWEY NJ. CARR.
au6.s,12.1S.17. Trustees.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
1Nck1A'
CHARLES E. MITCHELL.
jyo9, ASS Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, -Auctioneers'
435 Southern Building.

THos. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.
TFgs6EEs q skEF ok7 sGaM1pEFaeAEP Gn 9EESAREe
STORE AND APARTMENT ABOVE,
s2S kM1WN NyN A6RRRWEs4s AZ RREMIsEs 4Se IT,
Ds trust duly recorded, in Liber No.
s47s, Folio 5o2 ct . seq; Of >, a the
iumbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the. under
signed trustee % VIII sell, ,hs 81 nrsIis.s pIs,c
on n'ss TUESDAY THE NINTH DAY or
THfRTY O'Clock PM, the fol-
lowing described land and premises.
situate in the District OF Colum9ia:
and dssisnst5ed aS1st .nd as sdMrteen sma eslns suG
Vision OF part Of Square Five hun
dred and fifteen !5l5l. as Per
leg, Of the Records of the once
aps q sHEveysr GS sSE 9t Ps'fas q OF Il:
purchase money to be, paid in cash,
balance in two equal installments.
payable in one and two years. with
interest at 4h per centurn per
annum, payable Seml-annualiy, lfoEn
day of sale, secured BY first deed
Of trust upon the property sold.
Or an cash, at the option eao q TX he
viii be required at time Of sale.
Examination of title. conveyancins,
recording, revenue stamps, etc, Ct
cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale
to be complied with within 80
days from day Of sale; otherwise.
the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published
post may be forfeited, or without
lorteiting :, the ,s.,,i deposit the ,sr trustee
equitable rights against the default
" NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTE1.
BY: W. HIES PARDCI,
Vice President.
teeal.) Attest: HERBERT B. LOARD,
Assistant secrsta0.
aul ,2,3,4,b.o.s.o
Evening star., 1949-08-06
au4,6.S
THOS. J. OWEN Il SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

iFes1TS FRAcF 81 LANp HHs coNrAiNINa nAdSHsI. AP.
PROxIMATELY 12O ACRES OF
GROUND. LOCATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE IN
TERSECTIoN OF ROCKVILLE PIKE
ASR MoSrooMERY eahREF7 co6AFK. 6AFK MaR7. a1AR.
By virtue of authority vested in US,
we, the undersigned trustees, will
offer for sale at public auction in
front of the New Court House Rock
vile, Montgomery County. MARYLAND,
on WEDNESDAY THE SEVEN
TEETH s4s Al Fo1n R59 oE ocLocs 1ssosI PM AD asa
estate, containing approximately 120
acres of sround bounded on the
East by Garrett PARK subdivision and
>en the north by White Flint Country
Club and having substantial 'front.'
age on the Rockville Pike and Gar
rett Park Road. The property is i'm
frame DWELLING having six rooms and
bath. subject to rights Of way
granted the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company Of Baltimore
City; subject to covenants of record.
TERMS: All cash. A deposit of
S1O,O00.00 required at time OF sale.
balance Of purchase price to be paid
cation of sale by the Circuit Court
for Montsomery County. otherwise
the property will be resold at the
risk and cost cost Of the defaultinG
purchaser. Conveyancing, recording
charges, State and Federal revenue
stamps at the cost of purchaser
ROBERT PETER,
Fire Department Building,
Rockville. Maryland
WILLIAM K COPENHAVER,
925 18th Street. NV.
Washington 5, DC.
au6.13.16 Trustees.