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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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cannot reasonably be anticipated,
for large-scale immigration, is a
feature only of expanding econ-
omies," Dr. Weizmann said :
"There remains, as the sole
tried and tested mass reconstruc-
tion measure, the absorption of
the larger part of this floating
Jewish population into the ex-
panding Jewish Homeland in
Palestine."

Says U. S.. England,
Russia Concerned

have to go to Palestine. It does
not mean that Zionists will be
legally and politically tied with
the Jewish Commonwealth in
Palestine. But it does mean the
realization of Zionism as a nec-
essity for the survival of the
Jews as a people—and not only
of those who will go to Pales-
tine."
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, chair-
man of the Emergency Commit-
tee, who presided said that the
conference had been called "in
order that unity, which is an-
ether name for understanding
nd comradeship translated into
effective cooperation, may obtain
in the councils of the Zionist
movement. We meet together in
order that all American Zionists,
irrespective of party affiliation,
place the cause of Zionism above
party sectarianism."
Other sneakers included Judge
Louis F. Levinthal, president of
the Zionist Organization of
America ; Mrs. Edward Jacobs.
member of the Jewish n . encv
Executive : Bernard A. Posen.
blatt, chairman of the fcPren1
ITayesod in America ; Dr. Israel
Goldstein, president of the Jew-
ish National Fund, and Robert
Szold, treasurer of the ZOA.

Dr. Weizmann 'emphasized that
the United States, England and
Russia "have a stake in the
progressive and orderly develop-
ment of the Near East. At the
juncture of three continents, as
a bridge linking east and west,
and standing guard, as it has
always stood, over the route
from Europe to India, Palestine
can play a peculiarly significant
part in the reconstruction of the
post-war world."
Declaring that the "moderniz-
ation and progressive develop-
ment cannot be carried out in
an impel ialistic way," he stressed
that "it can be done by a wes-
ternizing and modernizing grou p
which feels that its security, its
welfare and its destiny are tied
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up with the security, welfare and
destiny of the Arab people."
urer; Thelma Jane Prince, sec-
Pleading for an understand- retary.
ing "among the Jews them-
The graduates of the 1942
selves," Dr. Weizmann con- class are as follows : Robert Neal
cluded "The question for us is: Canvasser, Ned Ira Chalat, Ce-
Can we, by a joint effort of the cilia Gertrude Cowan, Leah Hope
will and the intelligence, bring to Davidson, Harriet Millicent Ger-
the notice of the American, the man, Martin R. Kaatz, Maerit
British and the Russian people, B. Kallet, Dorothy Langer, Syl-
the decisive elements in our via Lehrman, Madeleine Leven-
problem and their interplay with berg, Richard Liss, Dolores Na-
the problems of world stabiliza- than, John Neufeld, Thelma
tion?
Jane Prince, Sylvia Roth Rosen-
"Can we demonstrate a readi- berg, Paul Schneider, George
ness to assume responsibility— Henry Simmons, Jane Sull, Ed-
with the benevolent sympathy of ward Weller.
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the world—for the solution of CONFIRMATION SERVICES
the Jewish post-war problem in May 24
a manner which will harmonize
The confirmation service of
with the needs and hopes of the Temple Beth El will be held in
- post-war world? Can we, in fact, the main auditorium on May 24,
show that in our desire to ans- at 9:3 a. m. The doors of the
wer the cry of a homeless Jew- lower auditorium will, close as
ish people, we are actuated, by soon as the confirmants enter
motives which transcend our the Temple, and the congrega-
own pain and fuse with the tion is, therefore, urged to be
strivings of humanity? I believe in their seats not later than
that we can; for I believe that 9:30.
in this tormented and decimat-
No admission cards will be
ed Jewish people there resides necessary for attendance at the
that ancient and elemental will confirmation services.
which has carried it across many BETH EL MEN'S CLUB AN-
crises in human history, and NUAL. MEETING MAY 19
still demands a creative and not
The annual meeting of the
merely a curative outlet."
Men's Club of Beth El will take
Ben-Gurion Asks for
place on Tuesday, May. 19, at
Immigration Authority
8:30 p. m., in the Men's Club
David Ben Gurion, chairman room. Reports of the activities
of the World Zionist Executive, of the past year will be pre-
called for the immediate granting sented, election of officers will
of authority to the Jewish take place, following which there
Agency for Palestine to control will be entertainment and re-
Jewish immigration and the in- freshments.
dustrial and agricultural develop-
The meeting is open to mem-
ment of the country. Other, pro- bers of the Men's Club only.
posals advanced by Mr. Ben
The 92nd anual meeting of
Gut ion included :
Congregation Beth El will be
"The unequivocal reaffirmation held on Sunday, May 17, at
of the original intention of the 8 p. m., in the Brown Memorial
Balfour Declaration and the Chapel. At this meeting, which
Mandate to reestablish Palestine promises to be one of the most
as a Jewish Commonwealth; com- interesting in the history of the
plete civil, political and religious congregation, important amend-
equality to all the inhabitants ments to the by-laws will be
of Palestine ; self-government in presented, officers for the ensu-
all municipal matters, and the ing year will be elected, and
autonomous management by the the first annual reports of Dr.
Arab and Jewish communities of B. Benedict Glazer and presi-
their respective educational and dent, Joseph M. Welt, will be
religious affairs."
rubmitted to the members.
Ile stressed that the "immigra- HIGH SCHOOL TO HOLD
tion and settlement of Jews in DANCE MAY 16
Palestine is not being done at
This is to inform you that
the expense of the Arabs, and The High School of Temple Beth
that Jewish immigration and col- El is holding a dance in honor
onization on a large scale after of the graduating class on Sat-
the war can be effected without urday, May 16, at 9 o'clock,
the need of displacing any of 55c a couple. Tickets will be
the Arab population, because sold at the door.
economically Palestine can ab-
sorb both peoples."
Methods of strengthening the
Zionist movement were discussed
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by Dr. Nahum Goldmann, who
for many years represented the Funds, and representatives of
Jewish Agency at the League of other national bodies.
Nations in Geneva.
Dr. Gold-
The directors of the Board Of
mann declared that "it will not Jewish Education of Baltimore,
he impossible" to re-incorporate of which Simon Sobeloff is presi-
Russian Jewry into the Jewish dent, will act as hosts. Lay
community of the world," be- leaders are looking forward eag-
cause after a democratic victory erly to a renewal of faith and
the isolation of Russia will no an exchange of opinion and in-
longer be necessary." formation which the annual con-
Dr. Goldmann warned that ference of the American Assn-
American Zionism must not be elation for Jewish Education in
based exclusively on the obliga- the past succeeded in generating.
lion of American Jews to help
European Jews emigrate to Pal-
The next super-spectacle that
estine.
producer Billy Rose will put on
"Zionism must be conceived fF for the people of New York will
a movement for the spiritual and probably be a huge civilian de-
moral revival of the Jewish pen- fense show . • . Incidentally,
ple as a whole," he said. "It Billy sent a generous contribu-
certainly does not mean, and tion to the committee for a
never has meant, that all Jews Jewish army.

BETH EL

VETERANS

Ma >' 15 . 1942

will be held on Sunday, May 17
at the Belcrest Hotel on Cass
Ave. The Ladies have recently
formed an auxiliary.

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Illinois Jewish War Veterans
will be host to the many repre
sentatives of Michigan, Ohio,
Illinois, and Wisconsin, who will
attend. National vice-corn
milder of the 5th Region, Dr.
Robert Rosen of Detroit, will
preside at the Conference.
The Program will consist of
business sessions in the, morn
ings, the banquet in the evening
of the 16th, and special fea
tuned entertainment by well
known tadio and screen stars
A feature of the program on
Sunday, May 17, will be the
presentation of an American
flag and flagpole to the Hyde
Park community. The Governor
Henry Horner Post, J.W.V. of
Chicago, Ill., will present the
flag. This special service will
he held at the Rodfel Zedek
Temple. Speakers of promi-
nence will participate.

POST 231, FLINT

Commander Ben Krazner and
Adjutant Cohen of the Flint
Post, with other representatives
are formulating a program with
the Genesee War Veterans Coun-
cil for their annual Memorial
Day service to be held Satur-
day, May 30, at Flint, Mich.

POST 230

The Lieut. Eli Levin Post will
hold a joint meeting and card
party with their auxiliary on
Tuesday, May 19, at 8:30 p. m.
at the Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy
Road. Mrs. Rose Cantor of the
auxiliary is in charge of the
program, and the funds will he
used to further their "Adopt-A-
Yank" movement. On June 2.
the Post will hold its annual
nomination of officers.

POST 135

Post 135 recently held its
first meeting in the new quar-
ters in the Temple B'Nai Moshe.
A large gathering of the post
and its auxiliary were in at-
tendance. Rabbi Jacob Nathan,
Congregation B'Nai Moshe, de-
livered a most timely address of
welcome and stressed the ne-
cessity for a greater, practical
spiritual expression in the pres-
ent "All Out" war effort.
The Ladies Auxiliary will hold
a tea on May 19 at 2 p. m. at
Kern's.
On Monday, May 25, the post
will celebrate its sixth anni-
versary at the regular meeting
place at the Temple on Dexter,
corner of Lawrence. Junior
Vice-Commander Ellis Goldberg,
is in charge of this affair. Har-
vey Barnett and his well-known
ochestra, with Kenny Singer,
drum artist, will render a num-
ber of popular, musical and
dance tunes. The entire mem-
bership of the Jewish War Vet-
erans of Michigan and their
auxiliaries will be guests.
In June the post will present
an American flag to V'e Purple
Heart organization. American-
ism Officer Ben Davidson, is ar-
ranging the program.

Palestine and theJewish Problem
if we are to avert a colossal
Jewish tragedy after the Allied
victory."
Emanuel Neumann, miblic r e.
lotions director of the A oirrican
Emergency Committee
Zion-
ist Affairs, stressed the need for
a campaign of educatioirforall
r :
America on Palestine although
Christian America is in,tinctive-
ly pro-Zionist." Ile .leclared
that the Zionist movement "must
establish v i t a 1 rola t i.mships"
parlol b l f ( , orces
nis 0 f concern
thc
with
the problems
, e postwar
world.

REBEKAH 328, I. 0. O. F.

On Thursday evening, M ay 21 ,
Jericho Rebekah Lodge N. 32,;,
I. 0. 0. F. will entertain Mrs.
Harry Sharpe, president of the
thA essfi e r n s it bly time of 1,11
r presi.
M ichigan.
This
dent has visited our lodge, and
plans are being made Ion an
initiation of candidates. Mein.
bees are requested to make res-
ervations for dinner, by calling
Mrs. Edna Weinberg, Northlawn
1249, no later than Monday,
May 18.

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the country, including • the de-
velopment of the unoccupied
and uncultivated lands, and that
Palestine be established as a
Jewish commonwealth integrated
in the structure of the new
POST 225, WYANDOTTE
democratic world."
A flag will be presented as
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, in
part of the Post Annual Flag
Day celebration in June to the an address at the concluding ses-
River Rouge Jewish Club and sion of the congress warned
Synagogue. The post is also as- that unlesp provision is made
sisting the Down River boxing for the solution of the- problem
match to be held in Wyandotte, of Jewry in Central and Eastern
June 12 in conjunction with the Europe, "the Jewish people alone
Purple Heart War Veteran As- is in danger of coming out of
sociation.
Commander Dainty this war, after the victory, un-
requited and in a worse status
Cohen and
a representative
group of his post are activly than before." No country in
engaged in this public function, the world, he declared, will be
the funds of which will be prepared to receive masses of
European Jewry except Pales-
turned over to the U. S. Army tine.
and Navy relief.
"It is of the utmost impor-
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Commander Dr. Nathan Gold- tance," Dr. Silver emphasized,
berg expects a large represen- "to intensify the education of
tative turnout to their annual American Jews as well as our
Past Commander's Dinner which non-Jewish friends, regarding

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