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A Plea for Dr. Goldman's
Reorganization Plan
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
There has been some publicity
in your columns in recent weeks
concerning Dr. Solomon Gold-
man's plan to reorganize the Zi-
onist Organization of America.
Progressive Zionists throughout
the country have become inspired
by the possibility that the Z.
0. A. will at last be given a re-
vitalization that it has sadly
needed for 20 years, and scores
of Zionist districts have pledged
their delegates to support Dr.
Goldman's plan at the national
convention in Pittsburgh, and
whatever candidates endorsed by
Dr. Goldman who will implement
that plan.
However, red herrings are now
being drawn across the path, and
the cry is being raised that Dr.
Goldman seeks to undermine
Zionism by creating dissension
at a time as critical as this.
I am convinced that the rank
and file of the Zionists of Amer-
ica are determined to go through
with Dr. Goldman and his plan,
and will refuse to become a
party to any compromise designed
to weaken the reorganization
effort.
Delegates who will attend the
national convention will be told
that they must work for "unity"
and that it is a shame to engage
in"controversy". Who has made
genuine unity impossible all these
years, but those very elements
which now seek to halt the re-
organization of the movement?
Dr. Goldman and the out-
standing group of Zionists who
stand with him, men like Rabbi
Heller, Louis Rocker, Rabbi Ed-
ward Israel, Rabbi Brickner,
Robert Szold, Dr. Friedenwald,
Judge Levinthal, and numerous
others, desire only the strength-
ening of the Z. 0. A., the en-
largement of its membership by
offering leadership opportunities
to new young blood, the increase
of youth and cultural activity,
and the improvement of the dig-
nity and prestige of the move-
ment.
Delegates should not be de-
ceived by the cry for "unity"
and should stand firm with the
liberal and progressive elements
at the national convention.
CARL ALPERT,
Boston, Mass.
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
An unveiling of a monument
DANCE IN OUR OWN RECREATION
in memory of Jeanette Auslander
HALL
Weiss will take place on Sunday,
finest mink . dietary laws observed
Write or phone for further information
June 30, at 2 p. m. at Oakview
Phone 431 Cemetery. Relatives and friends
Route No. 1 M, 43
are invited.
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June 2r, IN
BUTZEL THANKS CHRONICLE
FOR AID IN ALLIED CAMPAIGN.
In a statement addressed to Jacob Margolis, publisher of
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Fred M. Butzel, chairman of
the 1940 Allied Jewish Campaign, thanks The Chronicle for
its part in the drive. Mr. Butzel write:
"It is my privilege, as chairman of the 1940 Allied
Jewish Campaign, to extend the appreciation of the
Campaign's 3,000 volunteer workers for the splendid
cooperation of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle in the re-
cent drive.
"Although we have learned to depend on your publi-
cation for sympathetic support in our annual fund-
rising task each year, we have not lost sight of the
value of the generous space allotted to the interpreta-
tion of th e Campaign's objectives and the story of its
progress, this year.
"We are grateful to you."
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INDEPENDENCE DAY PROGRAM AT
JEWISH CENTER ON MONDAY, JULY 1
Under the joint sponsorship of
the Michigan Jewish War Veter-
ans and the Detroit Jewish Com-
munity Center, an Independence
Day program and an installation
of newly-formed Michigan State
Department of the Jewish War
Veterans, will take place on Mon-
day, July 1, at 8:30 P. M., in
the auditorium of the Jewish
Community Center. The newly
formed Detroit Post 230, known
as the Eli Levin Post, will also
be installed that evening. The
public is invited.
Edgar H. Burman of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., national commander
of the Jewish War Veterans, will
act as installing offices' and will
deliver one of the two principal
addresses of the evening The
other address will be delivered by
Frd M. Butzel and his subject
will be "The Place of the Jewish
War Veteran in the Community."
The program will be under the
chairmanship of Judge Charles
Rubiner and the invocation will
be delivered by one of the local
rabbis. Welcoming remarks will
be brought to the gathering by
Henry Meyers, president of the
Jewish Community Center. The
musical program will be provided
by Miss Ethel McFee, well-known
local vocalist. Several military se-
lections will be rendered by the
American Legion Drum and Bugle
Corps, under the direction of R.
C. Cohen. At the program, one of
the members of the Down-River
Post No. 225 will receive a Pur-
ple Heart Decoration from Wen-
dell Lochbeiler, national com-
mander of the Military Order of
the Purple Heart.
COUNCIL FUNDS
In honor of the confirmation of Peter
Copeland, Mignon S. Ginsburg, George
Milton I litachfield, Peter Allen Mahn
and Allison Steele, by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry C. Markle. In honor of the con-
firmation of Jane's Bittker, Peter Cope-
land, Mignon S. Ginsburg, George Mil-
ton I lirschlield, Marjorie S. Jackson.
Richard Allen Kahn. Maerit Bernard
Howard Jay Lichterman, Gloria
Rose Rosman, Doris Lee itothberg, Al-
lison Steele and Isabel Sue Wolfner,
by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Klein.
The following contributions are
acknowledged by the Detroit
Section of the National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women:
COUNCIL CAMP VACATION FUND
In memory of Maurice J. Caplan, by
the Saturday club. In memory of Louis
Goldberg, Rachel Lowentritt and Han-
nah Prentis, by Mrs. Maurice J. Caplan.
In memory of Jacob N. Fisher, by Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Ilassenbumeh, Mr. and
Mrs. I. L Hassenbusch and Air and
Mrs. Samuel Hassenbusch. In memory
of Belle Letterman and Diana Weiner,
by Mr. and Mrs. Osman E. Fisher. In
memory of the birthday of Leon H.
Frank, by Mrs. Leon II. Frank. In
memory of Millie Z. Netzorg, Rachel
Lowentritt and Jacob E. Fisher, by
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg,. In
memory of Anna L. Jacobson, tic the
Wednesday Club. In memory . of Leo
Waldbott, by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg,
Mrs. Benjamin Lambert, and Mrs.
Herbert T. Sloman.
In honor of the 15th wedding anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I.
Brown, by Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Gins-
burg. In honor of the birthday of Mr.
Joseph Friedman, by Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Welt. In honor of the anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Kay.
by Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg and
Mrs. Herbert T. Slotnan. A gift to the
fund by Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Field.
In honor of the consecration of Agnes
Ann Brown. by Mrs. Golda I ilument hal.
In honor of the confirmation of Bar-
bara Blumrosen, by Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las I. Brown. In honor of the confirma-
tion of Mignon S. Ginsburg, George
Dols Lee Roth berg, Atli-
Hon Steele and Isabel Sue Wolfner, by
Mr. and Mrs. 'William II. Frank. In
honor of the confirmation of Mignon
S. Ginsburg, George Hirschfield, Janet
Lath, Shirley Oppenheimer, Annette
Schenker, Allison Steele and Isabel Sue
Wolfner, by Mrs. Benjamin Lambert.
In honor of the confirmation of Mignon
S, Ginsburg. Shirley Ann Oppenheimer
and limits Lee Rothberg, by Mr. and
Mrs. Milton J. Sliberberg. In honor of
the confirmation of Mignon S. Gins-
burg, by Mrs. Rae Vehone. In honor
of the graduation of Josephine Welt
and Miller Weisman, by Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas I. Brown. In honor of the
graduations of Harriet Cooper and
Winifred Cooper. by Mr. and Mrs. David
Cooper. In honor of the confirmation of
Mignon S. Ginsburg and Janet Lath, by
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt. In honor
of the confirmation of Doris Lee Roth-
berg. by Miss Emma Butzel. In honor
of the confirmation of Isabel Sue
Wolfner, by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kal-
chen.
SERVICE F'Olt. FOREIGN BORN
CITIZENSHIP FUND
In memory of Wolf Kaplan, by Mr.
and Mrs. Louis .111111PS Rosenberg. In
memory of Hannah Prentis, by Mr.
and Mrs. David Cooper. In memory
of Hattie gelling, by Mrs. Carrie
Borger and Mr. and Mrs. John A.
ileavenrich. In memory of Mose Win-
Menton, by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Klein.
In memory of Leo Waldbott. by Miss
Emma Butzel, Mr. and Mrs. William
if. Frank, Dr. Myron Ileyn, Mr. sod
Mrs. Howard A. Malchen. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold E. Schlesinger, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Shroder and Mr. and Mrs.
Louts Smilansky. In memory of Joseph
Ehrlich and Jacob Fisher, by Mr. and
Mrs. Louis SmIlansky.
In honor of the fifteenth wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I.
Brown. by Miss Henrietta A. Robinson
and Miss Sella Robinson. In honor of
Mother'sr Day—Mrs. Sol Feehheimer
and Mrs. Jacob Witkowsky of Chicago,
by their Detroit children. In honor of
the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Wineman, by Mr.
and Mrs. Harold E. Schlesinger and
Mr. and Mrs. James Wineman. In
honor of the birthday of Mr. Andrew
Wineman, by Mr. and Mrs. Howard A.
Kate hen. In honer of the graduation of
Jean Levitt. by Mr. and Mrs. Max
SchayowItz. In honor of the graduation
of Robert Wolf and Robert Enggass.
by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I. Brown and
Mrs and Mrs. Julian H. Krniik. In hnnnr
of the graduation of Rnhert Wolf. by
Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Schlesinger.
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In honor of the confirmation of
Richt: rd Allen Kahn, by Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas I. Brown. In honor of the con-
firmation of Doris Lee Rot hberg, by
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Itafelson. In honor
of the confirmation of Jane's Bittker,
Edward Blumberg. Peter Copeland.
Maerit Bernard Mallet and Ronald
Rothstein, by Mr, and Mrs. David I.
ilubar. In honor of the contirmatimt
of James ilittker, Barbara Blumrosen,
Maerit Bernard Mallet, Barbara Levitt
and Alfred Loewenstein, by Dr. and
Mrs. Maurice Meyers. In honor of the
confirmation of Ethel Isenberg, Alfred
Loewenstein, David Madison, Sharon
Moriash and Myron Unger, by Dr. and
Mrs. Maurice Goldstick. In honor of
the eonfirmation of Barbara I3lumrosen,
by Nancy Levin.
In honor of the confirmation of Mig-
non S. Ginsburg, Alfred Loewenstein,
Doris Lee Rot hberg, by Mr. and Mrs.
Max Schayowitz.
In honor of the confirmation of
James ilittker, Burton LeVine, Buddy
Lipson and Lawrence Welngarden, by
Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper. In honor
of the confirmation of Margery Joan
Brown and Richard Allen Mahn. by
Mrs. Samuel H. 1Veiss. In honor of the
confirmation of Heil Lautmann, by
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Frank. In
honor of the confirmation of Mignon S.
Ginsburg, by Mr. and Mrs. henry
Wineman.
REFUGEE CHILDREN'S FUND
Fn memory of F'rank Greenebaum, by
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1Vineman. In mem-
ory of Hattie 1Velling, by Mrs. Mark
Fleischman.
In honor of the confirmation of Ed-
ward M. Blumberg, Barbara H. Blum-
rosen, Peter Copeland, Mignon S. Gins-
burg, Rhoda Lou Hayden, Maerit Ber-
nard Mallet, Alfred Loewenstein, by
Miss Mildred Goldman. In honor of the
confirmation of Maerit Bernard Mallet,
by Dr. and Mrs. G. Sehinagel. In honor
of the confirmation of Edward Blum-
berg, Norman Cohen, Peter Copeland
and Burton A. LaVIne, by Mr. and Mrs.
A. If. Brodie. In honor of the con-
firmation of Edward Blumberg, Norman
Cohen. l'eter Copeland, Maerit B. Mallet
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Burton A. LaVine, by Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Savage. In honor of the con-
firmation of Bernard Petrie, by Mrs.
Harry Blutn. In honor of the confirma-
tion of Bernard Petrie, by Mrs. Harry
Blum. In honor of the confirmation of
Blumberg and Peter Copeland
by Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sapiro.
ADULT REFUGEE AMERICANIZATION
FUND •
in memory of Hattie Selling. by Miss
Emma Butzel, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.
Schlesinger, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Welt rind Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wine-
man. In memory of Louis liorkheimer.
by Mrs. Carrie May Berger. Mrs. II. J.
L. Frank and Mrs. Leon II. Frank. In
memory of Leo Waldbott, by Mr. and
Mrs. Len M. Butzel, Mrs. It. J. L.
Frank Mrs. Leon II . Frank and Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew 1Vinernan. In memory
of Airs. W. K. Frank, by Mrs. It. J. L.
Frank and Harry Frank, Jr.
In honor of the birthday of Andrew
WIneman, by Mrs. Carrie May Berger.
IIDA. E. GINSBURG SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
In honor of the confirmation of Janet
Lath, by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I.
Drown. In honor of the confirmation
of Margery Jackson. Maerit Bernard
Mallet, Barbara Levitt. Howard Jay
Lichterman and Isabel Sue Wolfner, by
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Markle.
IDA E. GINSBURG SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
In memory of Elsa F. \Veiling. by
Mrs. Edgar Menderson, Dr. and Mrs.
I lav id J. Levy and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
NI. Welt. In memory of lInttle Selling,
by Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy.
In honor of the ronfirmation of Doris
Lea Rothherg, by Mrs. Kay Hirsch. In
honor of the graduation of Josephine
Welt Robert Enggass and Ruth Welling.
by Mr. and Mrs. John A. IleavenrIch.
Edward
(lire
Palestine Gets
Part of Library
Of Gabrilowitsch
The Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra
ousi s a ntdh edollars
beneficiaryh of orches-
tra music, the gift of Mrs. Ossip
Ga i b t h
s G i c a m
bri ow
s r ci io.
famous mu.
air.11ibrary was sf at
$20,.
000. Part of the library has been
given to the New York public
library for reference purposes
and another share has been given
the Palestine Conservatory of
Music in Tel Aviv.
The Detroit gift includes near-
ly all the orchestral music. Mrs.
Gabrilowitsch retained most of
her husband's own compositions
and manuscripts.
TUROVER PICNIC JULY 7
The Turnover Aid Society, one
of Detroit's oldest and largest
Jewish vereins, announces its an-
nual picnic for all day Sunday,
July 7, at Hemrii ch heP re ark on 161
Mile Road.
will b
markers designating the picnic
gro is uin(ls
do ;
Sosnick, president of
the society, urges a large attend,
ance and states: "The fulfillment
of our pledge to the Allied Je ■ %-
ish Campaign depends a great
deal upon the success of our pic-
nies."
H. Lichtman and M. Shapiro
are co-chairmen for the picnic.
J. Lebowsky is in charge of re-
freshment tickets and M. Korby
has been appointed special treas-
urer'. Tickets may be gotten by
calling I, Sosnick at Temple 1-
5777.
Dr. Kanagur and Dr. Hack
Honored by State Chiropody
Association
Two Jewish chiropodists were
honored by the Michigan Chiro-
pody Association recently at its
annual convention in Grand Rap-
ids.
Drs. Raymond R. Kanagur and
Morton Hack were among the
five Michigan chiropodists pre-
sented with certificates for their
outstanding contributions to the
chiropodic literature during the
past year.
Dr. Hack was also elected to
the board of directors of the
state society for a three-year
term.
Others in attendance were
Drs. H. B. Bronson, Harry Lindy,
J. J. Jacobs and Louis Lieber-
man.
North Woodward J. W. E.
W. 0. Clock Project Lunch.
eon on Thursday
The North Woodward branch
of the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization announces
that final arrangements have been
made for their complimentary
clock project luncheon to unveil
the clock on Thursday, June 27,
at the Belcrest Hote.. All sheets
must be turned in at once, in
order to be eligible for the prize.
For information call Ty. 6-9553.
For pick-up, call Mrs. S. M.
Shore, president, Ty. 4-3013, or
Mrs. . 5-A.
To
24 89 J.. Redblatt, chairman,
The annual excursion to Bob
Lo Park will be held Tuesday,
July 2. Mrs. I. Wellin, Hogarth
7347, is in charge of tickets.
There will be prizes and souven -
irs for grown-ups and children,
also races and entertainment.
Bnai Brith Auxilary Thanks
The Chronicle
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
In behalf of they Women's Aux-
iliary No. 122 of Bnai Brith, I
would like to express my sin -
cerest thanks and appreciation
to you and The Jewish Chronicle ,
for your splendid cooperation
and assistance at all times.
The Chronicle has been rnog
generous in giving our Auxiliary
the needed publicity for all our
activities. We feel that in no
small measure, the success that
we have achieved in the g rowth
of our membership and in our
educational functions, was due to
your fine support, and we cer-
tainly appreciate it.
May I personally thank you
and the entire staff of The
Chronicle for making my Ye ar
as publicity chairman of the Aux-
diary a most pleasant one.
Very sincerely yours,
Gladys Goldberger,
Publicity Chairman.