November 19, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

and The Legal Chronicle

Women's Organizatons in De-
troit, where she has lived for 34
years. Mrs. Welt, whose husband
(Continued from Page 1)
is president of Congregation Beth
Goldberg and Mother Sofie, $400; El, has many affiliations with
Adas Yeshurun (Tyler Ave.), civic . and welfare associations.
. is first vice . president of the
$300; Gemiluth Chassodim (Ger- She
Jewish . C.o.mmunity Center and of
Nurse Society in
man Refugees), $300; K. Palman, th e isiting
V
$250; S. Hechtman, $200. Fur-. Detroit; chairman of the tribute
ther announcements will be made committee of the Detroit Corn-
shortly. All donors contributing munity Fund, and a director of

12

HAHATZALAH

tion and in line with the pro- undertaking. Gedaliah Bublick,
cedures which the United Na- honorary president of the Miz-
CONFERENCE
tons themselves are adopting in rachi organization of America,
(Continued from Page 1)
order to rebuild the world of to- will address a Friday evening
the Conference and help to main morrow on the basis of freedom forum of Mizrachi on Dec. 11,
mass
meeting at
in
tain intact the unity created by and security, and will
be the Malke
guest
speaker
a Melave
The American Jewish Commit_ the Bnai Zion Synagogue on Sat-
the Conference.
urday evening, Dec. 12.
As such it received enthusiastic tee has chosen the path of sepa-
still
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, promi-
approval from the entire Confer- ratism, a course which it is
ate for it to abandon.
t ]cal Mizrachi leader and
neno
once in token of the right of a not too l
ember of the national executive
.
d's- Chose C ouns el
minority, however s resolutions
The several million Jews rep- of Mizrachi, has been appointed from 25 and up received engraved Mr. and Mrs. Welt have one son
After short
greetings
by Irv-
and Jewish
a daughter, wife Federation.
of Lt. Johr.
sent
from
any of the
and so
dissenting,
nevertheless, resented in the American Jewish chairman of the membership certificates
specially
designed
by the
Sills, now Welfare
serving with the Ma-
have chosen the path drive, and at a meeting at his Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum.
Conference,
'dent
of De- r •
Conference
.
to remain part of the
on Sunday afternoon, Nov. ing Schlussel, president
in accord with democratic pro- of common counsel and united home
troit Mizrachi, Rabbi I. Dworetz Elect Directors
action. In line with its mandate, whereby most synagogue members of the Vaad Hahatzalah leader- rimes
California.
The in board
of directors elected
cedure.
In the light of this record, it is the American Jewish Conference 14, wh
Rabbi Stollman proposed plans ship presented first-hand inform-
v,i
.
become
affiliated
with
Miz-
the
s
will
b
apparent that the withdrawal of . is proceeding to implement
The membership drive will cul- tion on
the Vaad
Hahatzalah who
pro- follows:
by the Mrs.
Council,
1943-46,
as
collabora- rachi.
Rabbi
Max Kirshblum,
Arthur
Barnett, is San
.
,
.
the American Jewish Committee, resolutions adopted in
.
gram.
ther- Francisco; Mrs. Samuel H. Berch
almost two months later, could tion with the organizations which
ing, gave
a
highly
inspiring
talk
Los
Angeles;
Mrs.
Moise
Cahn,
ot have been dictated by its are a part of it, utilizing the banquet to be held at the Shaa- came
to Detroit for this gather-
not
differences with respect to the machinery of these organizations minute with the 32nd anniversary on the role played by the Torah New Orleans; Mrs. Jacob Dashew,
difference
-
herever
feasible.
Progress,
m
rey
Zedek
Jan.
16,
1944.
ademies
of war-torn Europe in Baltimore; Mrs. Irving .M. Engel,
estab
w
York City; Mrs. Manuel M.
tion on th e ultimate
resolu
•
lishment of the Jewish Common- particular, can be reported in the
the last few generations, and t e
historic accomplishment of Vaad Eskind, Nashville; Mrs. Norman
GLAZER
w 1th i Palestine, however real direction of tragic and immediate
. H -
h Goetz New York City; Mrser
nts
toic
these differences may be. The p 13 roblem of rescuing the remna
Hahatzalah
in
rescuing
the
man
Handrnaker,
Louisville;
Mrs.
(Continued from Page I)
American Jewish Committee's de- of European Jewry from destruc-
bearers of Israel.
and groups who Julius Harrison, New Haven; Mrs.
cision to withdraw would appear tion at the hands of Hitler. Other
Individuals
to have been dictated by its de- commissions are being established
pendent course
of action an
without
cation
and reconstruction
and the and
movement
of many
thousands
sent to in do
their
Robert M.
Heilbrun,
Rochester;
are yet
asked
so Alvin
Margolius,
Norfolk, Mrs.
Va.;
termination
to maintain
rode with
respect
to post-war rehabili-
the possible
effect
on the of have not as
of Jewish rights Jewish boys mingling with man contribution
ganized American Jewish corn- implementation
with respect to Palestine. more thousands of boys from all immediately.
address
of the
Mrs.
Louis
Myers,
Kansas We'st
Citv ,
. treasurer is: The
David
I. Berris,
Mo.;
Mrs.
Louis
Rappaport,
public responsibility to the or-
groups and denominations from
Englewood, N. J.• Mrs William
and Mrs. I .1.1.11V
1*
13-co National Bank Bldg., De-
ur n icy.
, country, . in 1325
ri eient parts of of the
History has placed upon the different
t 't 26, Michigan. The office is Sahud, Chicago,
armed
forces.
The
discussion
roi
Jews of this country the gravest the
.
,
Bing ay, ' located at 12219 Dexter Blvd Wolff New York City.
Conceded Legal Right
will be concluded by Mr Bineav
Conceding the legal right of rsponsibility. By their active
as-
it 6 (between Cortland and
he effec t of Detroit
t he American Jewish who will speak on t •
one Hogarth 4763.
any organization within the Amer- soeiation in
willingness anti-Semitism on the American Richton)), ph
PARTITION
ican Jewish Conference to with- Conference and their
of democratic system and the Ameri-
draw, the exercise of that right to subordnate differences
WELT
is morally indefensible when it opinion to the necessities of the can way
of life.
(Continued from Pagg 1)
The committee of Pisgah Lodge
involves the arbitrary disrupting hour, the Jews
of
this
country
that
it is offering an un-
that responsibility believes
(Continued from Page I)
leaving a substantial Jewish pop-
ed, have accepted tha
cultural treat for the mem-
of
newly
achieved,
f-
too unity,
long only
deferred
and
impera- in a manner worthy of its seri- usual
ousness and the traditions of a bers of Pisgah Lodge and the De- ident; Mrs. Benjamin Spitzer of ulation outside the proposed Jew-
Jewish democratic, and therefore, self- troit public in general. This is Mount
Carmel, Ill., first vice pres substantial
tively needed.
Arab
minority.
Un-
area, which
would
include
a
an opportunity for Jews who are Brooklyn, second vice president; ish
Thus the
•
Ftts- r
h . tan it, is understood the
Committee has introduced divisive- revering people.
vitally concerned wit t e
Mrs. Karl J. Kau ma n
would have the Negeb, the
ment and the general public, to burgh, third vice president; Mrs. Jews
ness in the councils of American
STOLLMAN
become informed on the anti- Edgar Menderson of Cincinnati, undeveloped part of southern Pal-
Jewry, which is calculated to im-
Semitic movement, its history, f ourth vice president; Mrs. Morti- estine.
pair the effectiveness of the ef-
There is no connection between
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from
Page
I)
record-
development,
and the dangers that mer Brenner of Brooklyn,
forts on behalf of the Jewish
Fed-
.
.
this
p ropels 1 and the Arab
ng secretary; Miss Aimee
people in the hour of its greatest order to fulfill their quotas. The lurk in its developmen ,
of
Philadelphia,
financial
secre-
eration
parleys
which
have
been
can way of life.
need.
Unworthy of denial is the goal for Detroit is 1,000 new Ameri
speeches will be limited
The speec
been
deli-
of and
West
Englewood,
N. Levine
J., treas- learned,
going on there
here. have
As far
as no
can
be
charge of the Committee that Mizrachi
The local
members.
drive is part of a to 20 minutes and the discussion tary,
Mrs.
Herman B.
nite proposals for a solution of
the
action
of
the
American
Jew-
urer.
the Palestine question considered
ish Conference, in seeking to save national effort to secure 50,000 will then be open to the floor
Welt Chosen
its fellow Jews from destruction, new members for Mizrachi in the in the form of questions and an- Mrs.
Mrs.
Joseph M. Welt, the new at these conversations.
It is note-
hat prominent
to secure for them freedom and United States. Many eastern and swers that the audience may di-
was formerly Miss Mil- worthy,
however,
t
the
Palestine
equality, involves diminution of New England cities are filling rect The
to any
one
of
the
speakers.
Arabs, in discussing
event is scheduled for president ,
as
the
question
here,
speak
of
partition
Nov. 22, at the Jewish dred Goldsmith, born and brought
loyalty to our country. On the their quotas at a rapid pace, and
w
contrary, the action of the Amer- it is the aim of Mizrachi to do Monday,
_ as a possible solution.
ican Jewish Conferenee in seek- the same in the western section Community
Center,
Holbrook
and
up
in
Ligonier,
Ind,
she
Woodward Ayes. It will corn- first president of the Detroit Sec
leaders will come to mence at 8:30 p. m. It is open tion of the National Council of
ing to unite the Jews of America of National
the country.
ONDS1
in
common
program
of action
on a behalf
of its
persecuted
people Detroit to address the workers to the general public and no ad- president
Jewish Women
and also
first
of the League
of Jewish
and spur them on in this great mission will be charged.
is wholly in the American tradi-

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