2,000 Professors
Appeal to Roosevelt
For Land of Israel

WASHINGTON — On the eve
of President Roosevelt's depar-
ture for his historic conference
with other leaders of the United
Nations, a petition by 2,000
American university professors
was submitted to him urging the
chief executive to use the influ-
ence and power of his high of-
fice "to the end that the doors
of Palestine shall be opened for
free entry of Jews into that
country, and that there shall be
full opportunity for colonization,
so that the Jewish people may
ultimately reconstitute Palestine
as a free and democratic Jewish
Commonwealth."
Professors from more than 250
colleges in 45 states, including
more than 150 university presi-
dents, are among the signers of
the appeal to Mr. Roosevelt.
The petition stresses "the gi-
gantic catastrophe that has re-
emphasized the national home-
lessness of the Jews and their
need for a land to which they
may come as of right and not
on tolerance."

Weizmann Receives
Refugees' Testimonial

JERUSALEM (PaIcor) —In a
touching scene, 150 refugee chil-
dren from Belgium, France, Ger-
many, Bulgaria, Romania, Bessa-
rabia. Poland, Hungary, Greece
and Italy, who had only recent-
ly been rescued from exterm-
ination, presented Dr. Chaim
Wcizmann with certificates com-
memorating the planting of trees,
in his honor, in Karen Kayemeth
(•ewish National Fund) forests.
The presentation was made
during. Dr. Weizmann's visit at
the Girls Agricultural Training
Farm at Ayanoth.

Bnai Moshe Women
To Initiate 60
New Members

Temple Israel Men's
Club Activities

Jack Citrin, president of Tem-
Israel Men's Club, thanks
The Congregation Bnai Moshe
the production staff and the en-
tire cast for their efforts in Sisterhood will initiate a new
making "Fun Mania," produced membership class of 60 at a vic-
on Tuesday, Jan. 23, a success. tory luncheon at 12:30 Monday,
The show played to a full house.
Plans are complete for the
father, sons and daughters affair
to be held at 1:30 p. m. Sunday,
Feb. 18, at the Detroit-Leland
Hotel. A magician will feature
the festivities, assisted by the
Boy Scout Troop of Temple Is -
rael, who will stage skits.
Mr. Citrin also calls the at-
tention of the Men's Club to the
dinner to be held at the Hender-
son Methodist Church at Lilac
and Puritan at 6:30 a. m. on
Wednesday, Feb. 7, to celebrate
National Brotherhood Week. Dr.
Everett R. Clinchy, national di-
rector of the organization, will
be the principal speaker.
Rabbi Fram and an outstand-
ing Catholic layman will also be
on the program.
There will be a joint get-to-
gether of the Men's Club and
the Sisterhood on Feb. 6, at the
Institute of Arts.

NW Congregation
Rally Draws 400,
Butzel Speaks

Irwin J. Kasoff, candidate for
both the , long and short terms
as Judge of the Common Pleas
Court, has the support of „both
the Democratic Party organiza-
tion and the CIO.
. Mr. Kasoff, 35, of 3031 Glen-
dale, is married and has one
child. He was educated in the
Detroit public schools and grad-
uated from the Detroit College
of Law in 1932. He has been
an attorney for the last 13 years.
Ile has been active in the Demo-
cratic Party for the last 12
years. He is a member of the
Wayne County Democratic Com-
mittee, and served as Wayne
County Democratic treasurer.
For five years Mr. Kasoff has
held the post of Deputy Wayne
County Drain Commissioner.

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Democrats Endorse
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Black Book Rally
To Hear Editor
This Sunday

MRS. MORRIS ROSENBERG

The Northwest Hebrew Con-
gregation and Center held its
first open general meeting under
the chairmanship of Ira C. Kauf-
man, Monday, Jan. 29, at the
Bagley School, Roselawn and
Curtis. More than 400 people
attended.
Fred Butzel, main speaker, as-
serted that this was the first
occasion in over 94 years, since
Temple Beth El had been found-
ed, that a synagogue was being
formed to serve the needs of a
particular geographical, as well
as cultural group. Mr. Butzel
also lauded the cooperation of
the Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tion Sunday School with the
United Hebrew Schools, and dis-
cussed the place of the syna-
gogue in the community.
Alexander L. Moss, president
of the congregation, reported
that options had been taken on
the site for the synagogue; that
the Sunday School would open
at the Bagley School on Sunday,
Feb. 4; and that the membership
of the Congregation was grow-
ing. Sabbath services are held
at the Bagley School on Satur-
day mornings.
On Feb. 18 the congregation
will have an open meeting at
the Bagley School at which the
principal guests will be Aaron
Rosenberg, outstanding humor-
ist, and Cantor J. H. Sonenklar
of Shaarey Zedek.

Feb. 5, which will mark the
successful completion of the
drive commenced a month ago.
The class is dedicated to past
presidents of the Sisterhood.
These are: Mrs. Molly Klein,
Rose Shwartz, Gizella Jaulus, Re-
gina Jacoby and Gussie Klein,
deceased, and Mesdames Nettie
Vass, Ethel Sobel, Regina Ros-
enberg, Margaret Klein, Tillie
Meer, Helen Farkas, Bessie
Greenspan, Lillian Greenbaum
and Rose Fisch.
Mrs. I. E. Goodman is the Sis-
terhood president ; Mrs. Morris
Rosenberg and Mrs. Adolph Beck
are chairmen of the drive, and
Mrs. I. A. Liebson and Mrs. Jos-
eph Grossman are in charge of
arrangements for the luncheon.

Zion Mizrachi Sisters
To Hear Fram Feb. 6

The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
will meet at 1:30 p. tar. Tuesday.
Feb. 6, at Shaarey Zedek Frank
Memorial Hall. Rabbi Leon Fram
will be the speaker.
A clothing drive for Palestine
will be launched, with Mrs. B.
Leader and Mrs. Weinstein as
chairman and co-chairman. All
clothing should be taken to the
home of Mrs. Weinstein at 2641
Glynn Court. A linen shower for
this cause is planned.
The Children's Village and
Farm School drive is gaining mo-
mentum.
A drive for 500 new members
is now in progress and will cul-
minate on March 6 in a lunch-
eon.

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Home Relief Society
Installs Officers

More than 100 women attend-
ed the luncheon and installation
ceremonies of Home Relief So-
A symposium on the Black ciety at the Book-Cadillac, Mon-
Book sponsored by the Detroit day, Jan. 29.
chapter of the American Com-
mittee of Jewish Writers, Artists
and Scientists, will be held at
2:30 p. tn. this Sunday at Bnai
Moshe Synagogue, Dexter and
Lawrence,
B. Z. Goldberg, associate ed-
itor of the Jewish Day, will
come from New York to address
the gathering. Other speakers
will include Dr. A. M. Hersh-
man, rabbi of Shaarey Zedek,
Rabbi Moses Fischer of Bnai
Moshe, and S. Lipshitz, Michigan
secretary of the Jewish Peoples'
Fraternal Order. Dr. J. Agins
will preside.
The Black Book is a record
of the atrocities committed by
the Nazis and Fascists against
the Jews and other groups. A
total of $150,000 will be spent
to compile the data and to pub-
lish this work. Copies of this
book will be sent to the leaders
of all nations and will be a per-
manent record of the crimes the
MRS. IRVING SMALL
Nazis have committed. The
T h e installation ceremonies
Black Book will be the best ar-
gument against a soft peace and were conducted by Mrs. Maxwell
Emmet•, past president.
for justice to Jewry.
The table was adorned with a
birthday cake, the gift of Mrs.
Peter Miller, to commemorate the
22nd birthday of the organiza-
Judge Sanders'
tion. Mrs. Harry Shulman,
Candidacy Backed
founder of Home Relief Society,
lit the first candle.
The candidacy of Judge Jos-
The officers installed are as
eph Sanders for the Common follows:
Pleas Court, term eliding Dec.
President, Mrs. Irving Small;
3 1, 1951, was announced by a chairman of the board, Mrs. Ar-
group of citizens, among them thur Gould ; vice presidents, Mrs.
Eugene G. Donohoe, formerly Maurice Garelik, Mrs. Adolph
head of the Knights of Columbus Deutsch, Mrs. Sam Marks, Mrs.
of the State of Michigan ; James Jack Sylvan, Mrs. Morris Rosen-
H. Murphy, Charles Mack, Ex- berg. Mrs. ,Jules Englander; re-
Governor William A. Comstock, cording secretary, Mrs. Jack Ros-
at present City Councilman ; for- enberg; corresponding„, secretary,
mer Circuit Judge Aldrich Bax- Mrs. Joseph Rottenberg; treas-
te•, Attorney Cecil L. Rowlettc, ure•, Mrs. Joseph Grabow ; finan-
John Kwiatkowsky and Max Orn- cial secretary, Mrs. Ben Cohen ;
stein,
publicity, Mrs. Samuel Goldman.
The committee urges support and auditor, Mrs. Murray Adel-
for Judge Sanders at the pri- son.
maries Feb. 19. It further states
Home Relief Society will be
that Judge Sanders has had wide host at the Downtown USO on
experience. His credo has been Monday, Feb. 26, and Feb. 11,
and is "Equal and Exact Justice at the Jewish Center for the
to All Men."
Sunday morning breakfast, and
Judge Sanders is a past presi- on March 21 at the Belcrest.
lent' of Pisgah Lodge, Bnai Brith, Anyone desiring to participate,
past chancellor of Myrtle-Dam- contact Mrs. William Gordon at
on Lodge, K. P., and has always Tyler 4-6835.
been interested in communal af-
fairs. He is married and lives
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JERUSALEM ( WNS)—A con- Louis J. Rosenberg
The Jewish War Veterans Me-
morial Home *Fund acknowledges ference of all rabbis in Pales-
receipt of a contribution from tine will be held shortly to pro- Heads Philosophers
Alex Schreiber, Harold H. Smilay claim a world-wide (lay of fasting
Louis James Rosenberg was
and William A. London in mem- and seven days of mourning for
ory of the late Manny E. Schare. the murdered Jews of Europe. elected president of the Detroit
Philosophical Society at its 45th
■
annual meeting last week. Mr.
Rosenberg is a founder member
of the Society and served as
president of the organization 40
years ago.
He is an international lawyer
acting as legal correspondent
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Annual Szold Ball
Saturday, Feb. 10

Saturday evening, Feb. 10, is
the (late of the Little Women of
Hadassah's annual Szold ball.
Phil Brestoff and his orchestra
will play for the guests in the
Crystal Ball Room of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel.
Miss Elaine
Shiffman, chairman, is assisted
by the Misses Marvel Gale, Caro-
lyn Share, Pearl Gottlieb, and
Ruundie Weingarden.
Proceeds of the (lance go to-
ward Little Women's Kindergar-
ten Fund in Palestine.

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