Friday, January 19, 1945
New York to Hear
Chajes' Composition
The first performance of Jul-
ius Chajes' "Palestinian Dance
for Piano" will take place Tues-
day evening, Jan. 23, in New
York's Townhall. The composi-
tion is included in a recital to
be given by the well known New
York pianist, Elly Kassman.
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A ppointment
Palestine Resolution
Again in Congress
WASHINGTON (WNS) — A
resolution calling for the estab-
lishment in Palestine of a free
and democratic Jewish Common-
wealth was introduced last week
in the House of Representatives
by Congressman James P. Geel-
an, Connecticut Democrat. The
resolution is identical with the
measure that was co-sponsored
by Rep. Ranulf Compton, who
was defeated by Geelan in the
recent elections.
Zionist officials here were re-
luctant to comment on the move
beyond stating that the Amer-
ican Zionist Emergency Council
was to meet in New York soon.
It is believed, however, that in
view of the State Department's
position on the question Zionist
leaders will not press action on
the resolution.
Laivik to Speak
At Histadrut
Rally Thursday
Support the Polio Drive.
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The workers and representa-
Lives of the affiliated organiza-
tions in the Detroit Geverkshaf-
ten Campaign reported this week
that approximately 10 per cent
of the $125,000 quota was
reached, at the second rally held
Thursday evening, Jan. 18, when
Isaac Hamlin, national secretary
of Geverkshaften was the main
speaker.
This year, more than ever, the
need for our help to the Hista-
drut in Palestine is greater—
Palestine, the only haven left
to the refugees of war-racked
Europe.
The third rally will be held
on Thursday, Jan. 25, at Lach-
ar's on Twelfth St., and all
workers and delegates of organi-
zations are urged to attend, as
the guest speaker will be H.
Laivik, the noted Jewish writ•tr,
dramatist, and poet.
OBITUARY
NATHAN FRIEDMAN
of 2650 Elmhurst Ave, died Jan.
13 at the age of 68 years. Fun-
eral services were held Jan. 15
at the Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel, with interment at the
Beth Tefilo Emanuel Cemetery.
Rabbis Levin and Sperka offici-
ated. Mr. Friedman was vice
president of the Sharri Zion
Congregation. He is survived by
his wife, Sarah; sons, Moe, Max
and Jack ; daughters, Mrs. Joe
Rattner, Mrs. Jules Beinigsohn ;
brothers, Israel of Ann Arbor,
and Lazar of Toronto, One,, and
sisters, Mrs. Markus Abramo-
witz and Rose Marion.
Vaad Leumi Asks
Right to Tax Jews
Budapest Quartet
In Concert Monday
JERUSALEM (Palcor) — The
right to impose taxes on the resi-
dents of Jewish Palestine and
other rights which are generally
identified with statehood, will be
demanded of the Palestine Gov-
ernment by the Vaud Leumi,
Jewish Palestine's National
Council, it was revealed here by
David Remez, new chairman of
the executive of the Vaad Leumi,
At present the authority of
the Vaad Leumi is "unjustifiably,
unreasonably limited," he point-
ed out after stating that should
the Vaad Leumi be authorized
to impose taxes instead of rely-
ing on voluntary fund-raising as
now, it would draw up large
scale plans in connection with
important functions confronting.
Jewish Palestine in immigrant
absorption, the readjustment of
ex-servicemen to civil life and
the welfare of families of serv-
icemen, Jewish policemen and
constables.
Isaac ben Zvi, president of
the Vaad Le mi, dwelt on the
need of cos sting all forces
within Jewis )alestine, but em-
phasized tha the Vaud Leumi
and the Assephath Hanivcharim,
Jewish Palestine's Representative
Assembly, were recognized as
speaking for Palestine by the
entire community, by Jewish
communities abroad, and by the
Palestine Government.
this season of the internationally
famous Budapest quartet will be
at the second Chamber Music
Concert at 8:30 p. In. Monday,
Jan. 22, at the Detroit Institute
of Arts lecture hall.
The program wilt be as fol-
lows: Mozart, Quartet in B flat
minor; Debussy, Quartet in G
minor. opus 10; Schubert, Quar-
tet in D minor, opus posth
(Death and the Maiden).
The quartet consists of Rois-
mann, violin ; Ortenberg, violin ;
Kroyt, Viola and Schneider, io-
The only Detroit appearance
Lecture on Russia
At Detroit Town Hall
Detroit Town Hall, Cass Thea-
ter, presents Edmund Stevens,
stac correspondent for The Chris-
tian Science Monitor, with his
lecture, "I Was There—Russia,"
at 11 a. m. Friday, Jan. 26.
This is the closing morning of
the 16th season.
Mr. Stevens has spent 10
months in Russia witnessing the
epic battles that drove the Ger-
mans out of Russia. Before the
war Edmund Stevens spent five
years in Russia and married a
Russian girl.
MAX JACOBSON
of 11 McLean Ave. died Jan, 11.
Funeral services were held Jail.
12 from the Lewis Brothers Fun-
eral Chapel with interment at
the Temple Abraham Cemetery.
Rabbi Glantz officiated. He is
survived by his wife, Anna E,;
IN MEMORIAM
brother, Dr. Abraham Jacobson,
In memory of my beloved
and sisters, Mrs. Sidney Sherman
Mother, Bessie Shlensky, who
and Mrs. Oscar Grey.
passed away three years ago, 14
days in Shvat (Jan. 31, 1942).
SIGMUND ALEXANDER
not forgotten, 51o1 her, dear,
are
of Green Lake, Mich, died Jan. You
Nor will you ever he;
13 at the age of 81 years. Fun-
as • life and memory Ins[,
1001:
I will remember I hee.
eral services were held Jan. 14 I MISS
my 114 , 1.1'1 Is core,
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at the Lewis Brothers Funeral
As time goes itY I miss you more;
Chapel with interment at the Your lovhig smile, your gent le fa , e,
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No olie run lilt ).011r kit , alit
Beth Tefilo Emanuel Cemetery.
Sadly missed by her daughter,
Rabbi H. Rosenthal officiated, He
(Mrs. D.) Blanche Siegel.
is survived by his son, Leo.
IN MEMORIAM
ROSLYN CLAIRE MEHLER
In loving memory of our dear
of 3027 Doris Ave. passed away
suddenly Jan. 11, at the age of sister, Jeanette Weisman Kay.
five months. She is survived by who passed away one year ago,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jan, 19, 1944.
Mehler (Edith Block).
We are so lonely sine.. you %vent
n('ello.
Shaarey Zedek Pupils
To Plant 500 Trees
Pupils of the Shaarey Zedek
schools will plant 500 trees in
Palestine forests in honor of
Chanlisho Osher b'Shvat (Jew-
ish Arbor Day, which falls on
Jan. 29). Appropriate programs
are being prepared by the pupils
to celebrate this festival which
has been declared a national hol-
iday in Palestine. ...
MIGRATION
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has changed. To meet this new
rituation, arrangements have
been made dropping the emer-
gency set-up. Immigration cer-
tificates for Palestine can now
be obtained from the repre-
sentatives of the Jewish agen-
cy in the capital of every Al-
lied, neutral and liberated
country in Europe, including
Romania and Bulgaria.
"On receipt of the 'immi-
gration certificate, th e appli-
cant is automatically issued a
Palestine entry visa.
"The only limiting factor is
the shortage of shipping. In
spite of this, however, many
.hundreds of immigrants reach-
ed Palestine during November
and December, 1944. Under
the new arrangement a total
of 10,300 certificates were
made available for issue, at
th e rate of 1,500 a month,
from Oct. 1, 1944.
"A group of 630 Jewish
refugees passed through Istan-
bul on Jan. 7 on their way
from Romania to Palestine.
From this it will be seen that,
so far from introducing new
restrictions, the British Gov-
ernment have, in conjunction
with the Jewish agency, con-
siderably accelerated and fa-
cilitated immigration into Pal-
estine within the limits of the
quota."
Rev. Cantor
DAVID
GOLDEN
away, Jen net te, dear - -
We will rimer forget you.
• MRS. CLARA MILLER
died Jan. 10 at the home of her Alice, Al, Pearl and Sylvia Jane
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Coop
er in Lynchburg, Va., after a four-
The Well Known Rev.
week illness. She had been mak-
ing her home in Lubbock, Tex.,
with her husband, and was visit-
of Cong.
ing her parents at the time of
Beth
Tefilo
her death. Born in Lynchburg,
Emanuel
she was married there in 1943.
Capable and
Surviving besides her husband
snecisiized
and parents are two sisters and
seven brothers. Funeral services
were held in Lynchburg at the
Jewish Orthodox Church. Lt.
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