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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end The Legal Chronicle

Bnai Moshe Women
Elect Officers
For Next Season

Home Relief Society
Meets April 23

The regular meeting of the
Home Relief Society will be held
at 1 p. m. Monday, April 23, at
the home of Mrs. Adolph Deut-
sch, 18495 San Juan.
Dessert luncheon will be serv-
ed preceding the meeting. Mrs.
Irving Small will preside.
Mrs. Joseph Galperin was
hostess to the board members
April 12 at her home, 19301
Warrington. Mrs. Arthur Gould,
president of the board, presided.

ZION

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tive leadership in the Emergency
Council.

Names Committee

Following the decision of the
executive, Dr. Goldstein an-
nounced that he appointed a
committee consisting of Judge
Louis E. Levinthal of Philadel-
phia, Louis Lipsky of New York,
Ezra Shapiro of Cleveland, Dan-
iel Frisch of Indianapolis, and
Elihu D. Stone of Brockton,
Mass.
The American Zionist Policy
Committee declared the action
of the ZOA indicated a response
to the pressure of public opinion.
It said, "the gesture is vitiated
by insinuations directed against
Dr. Silver and his supporters,"
particularly "the baseless insin-
uation that Dr. Silver or his
followers have at any time de-
manded the elimination of Dr.
Stephen S. Wise." The American
Zionist Policy Committee de-
clared:
"The resolution adopted by
the Executive Committee of the
Zionist Organization of America
appeared to be a genuine effort
on the part of that body to
meet the universal demand of
American Zionists for unity in
the ranks, which was disrupted
by the enforced resignation of
Dr. Silver from the chairman-
ship of the Executive of the
American Zionist Emergency
Council and from the co-chair-
manship of the Council itself.

Opposed Dr. Silver

"The committee is headed by
a chairman who is among the
most bitter and notorious op-
ponents of Dr. Silver. All the
members of the committee, with
the exception of Louis Lipsky,
voted at the meeting of the
ZOA administrative council to
sustain the representatives of
the Zionist Organization of
America on the American Zion-
ist Emergency Council who forc-
ed Dr. Silver's resignation.
"Three of the five members of
the committee have, within rec-
ent weeks, made attacks on Dr.
Silver from the public platform.
Not a single member of the
committee represents the forces
in American Zionism which have
publicly demanded the recall of
Dr. Silver. The American Zion-
ist Policy Committee repudiates
this committee and expresses no
confidence in it."

The newly elected officers of
Congregation Bnai Moshe Sis-
terhood for 1946-46 are as fol-
lows: Mrs. I. E. Goodman, pres-
ident; Mesdames Harry Rosman,
Adolph Deutsch, Sam Freedman,
Theodore Curtis, Jacob Green-
wald and Morris Rosenberg, vice
presidents; Mrs. Harry Robinson,
recording and corresponding sec-
retary; Mrs. Louis Gunsberg,
financial secretary; Mrs. Louis
Hartman, treasurer; Mrs. Milton
Eisler, Simcha and memorial
fund, and Mrs. Anthony Deutsch,
chairman of chaplain committee.
The advisory board, with Mrs.
Harry Rosman as chairman, com-
prises the following: Mesdames
Adolph Beck, C. Berger, P. R.
Freeman, I. Israel, L. Greenfield,
J. Grossman, R. Hirsch, L. Kepes,
J. Miller, S. Simon, A. Fisch, A.
Friedman, B. F. Goldman, H. S.
Greenbaym, J. Hersh, A. Iczo-
witz, B. Klein, S. Kling, I. E.
Liebson, H. Meer, R. I. Middle-
man, E. Phillips, S. Rosenberg,
B. Ruby, J. Sobel. I. Tammler,
L. Uray and P. Vass.
The following committees have
been appointed : Ways and means,
Mrs. M. Rosenberg and Mrs. L.
'Kepes; membership, Mrs. A. Deu-
tsch and Mrs. Theodore Curtis;
hostesses, Mrs. S. Freedman, Mrs.
M. Eisler and Mrs. R. Hersch.
Telephone squad, Mrs. J. Mil-
ler and Mrs. J. Hersh; courtesy,
Mrs. I. Tamler; bond sales, Mrs.
I. Israel, Mrs. A. Friedman and
Mrs. J. Greenwald; hospital vis-
iting, Mrs. I. E. Liebson and
Mrs. H. Greenbaum; education,
Mrs. B. Klein, Mrs. R. Hersh
and Mrs. L. Hartman.
House committee, Mrs. A.
Deutsch and Mrs. Louis Guns-
berg; visiting committee, Mrs.
I. E. Liebson and Mrs. I. Israel;
delegate to Jewish Community
Council is Mrs Sam Freedman;
chaplain's committee, Mrs. A.
Deutsch and all of the past presi-
dents.
Sergeants at arms are Mrs. J.
Grossman and Mrs. A. Iczko-
witz ; USO committee comprises
Mesdames A. Deutsch, L. Green-
field and I. E. Liebson; chair-
man of program committee is
Mrs. P. R. Freeman; war serv-
ices, Mrs. Theodore Curtis as
chairman.

Marshall Women
To Stage Initiation

The Louis Marshall Women's
Lodge and the Business & Pro-
fessional Group will hold an in-
itiation party for new members
at 8:30 p. in. on Tuesday, April
17, at the Workmen's Circle,
Linwood at Lawrence.
Guest speaker will be Harry
Yudkoff, first vice president of
Grand Lodge No. 6.
Mrs. Barney Plotnick and Mrs.
Aubrey Gordon, chairmen, have
arranged for a tableau and re-
freshments. Members may bring
guests.

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Workmen's Circle
Annual Concert
Sunday Evening

Reds in Palestine
Regret Opposition

president of the Toledo division,
will net as moderator. The eve-
At 8:30 this Sunday evening,
ning will conclude with a recep-
tion given by the local Business April 15, at the Detroit Institute
of Art, Dan Frohman will direct
and Professional division.
the 12th annual concert of the
Registration Sunday
Registration, which begins at
10 Sunday morning, is in charge
of Mrs. Samuel Rubiner, assist-
ed by Mrs. Sam Shekter and Mrs.
Aaron Kurland. The morning will
be devoted to chapter activity
reports, with Mrs. Abraham
Strauss of Cleveland, regional
president, as chairman.
The Sunday afternoon session
will consist of a book review
panel, in which Mrs. Aaron Blum-
berg of Cincinnati, Mrs. Louis
W. Cohen of Charleston, W. Va.,
and Mrs. Morris Adler of Detroit
will participate. There will also
be a quiz on educational and
political matters, conducted by
Miss Rose Bloom, regional di-
rector of education.

Rally Sunday Night

The outstanding event of the
conference will be the rally at
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue
at 8:30 Sunday night, held joint-
ly with the Zionist Organization
of Detroit. Herman L. Weisman
of New York will speak on the
"Political Outlook for Palestine."
Mr. Weisman is chairman of the
American Zionist Youth Com-
mission.
Miss Lillian Schwartz of Chi-
cago, national vice president of
Junior Hadassah, will tell of
youth activities throughout the
country. and Palestinian music
will be rendered by Julius Cha-
jes, pianist, and Marguerite Koz-
enn, vocalist.
After the meeting there will
be a social hour and reception,
arranged by Mrs. Harry B. Kei-
dan and the following committee:
Mesdames Hy Broder, Joseph
Falk, J. J. Goode, Philip Gil-
bert, M. J. Greenberg. Jack Lef-
ton, Milton Maddin, M. S. Per-
lis, Charles Robinson, Mauro
Roth, Morse Saulson, Charles A.
Smith, Leonard Sidlow, Arthur
Weber and Simon Weisman.
Monday morning sessions will
cover fund raising, youth activi-
ties and inter-relations, under re-
gional vice presidents Mrs. Ezra
Shapiro of Cleveland and Mrs.
Arthur Edelstein of Toledo. Mrs.
Charles Auerbach, chairman of
the Cleveland Zionist Youth
Commission, will speak.

The social feature of the day
will be a luncheon at 12:30 p.
m. at the Detroit-Leland. Re-
gional vice president Mrs. Wil-
liam Lapinsky of Dayton, 0., will
preside at the luncheon meeting,
which will be addressed by Mrs.
Elliot F. Glassberg of New Roch-
elle, N. Y., national membership
chairman of Hadassah. Mrs.
Maurice Siden is in charge of
the luncheon arrangements, with
Mesdames Jack Berger, Lewis
Carlson, Robert Drews, Benjamin
Goldstein, Max Miller and Lee
W. Oppenheim assisting.
Mrs. Hyman G. Schlafer, hos-
pitality chairman, has formed
two committees. The following
will function on Sunday : Mes-
dames Samuel Chase, Seymour
Frank, Lewis Daniels, Sidney
Frank, J. Frankel, Charles Gold-
stein, Samuel Kobaker, Aaron
Kurland, J. M. Lattin, Philip
Lipson, Robert Loewenberg, Hen-
ry Stark, Philip Slomovitz, Louis
Tabashnik and Jerry Tobias.
On Monday a second group will
render hospitality service. This
group consists of Mesdames Har-
ry Barnett, Harry Bookstein,
Aaron Carlstein, Samuel Gordon,
Harry Kohn, Jacob Perlmuter,
Gerald Sandorf, Ellis Thal, Her-
bert Warner, Frank Wetsman,
Leon Winkelman, Philip Brezner,
M. S. Dann, Philip Donon, M.
Gourwitz, Samuel Heyman, Mor-
ris Krause, Henry Paysner and
Burton Seidon. Miscellaneous
arrangements are in charge of
Mrs. Charles A. Smith.
The local conference commit-
tee is composed of Mrs. Louis
Glasier, president of Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah; Miss Sophie
Blanche Schwartz, Business and
Professional c is airman ; Mrs.
Theodore Levin, conference chair-
man, and Mrs. Philip H. Broudo,
conference secretary.
Following the luncheon the
nominating committee will give
its report and Mrs. Harry L.
Jackson will install the regional
officers.

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TEL AVIV (WNS)
The
Communists in Palestine are
sorry for having pursued a pol-
icy of opposing Jewish immigra-
tion and condoning Arab dis-
turbances, it was declared here
by Meir Slonim, leader of the
Palestine Communist Party.
Slonim asserted that the Corn.
munist Party in Palestine was
now supporting unrestricted im-
migration and the establishment
vJ oc e a w tiisnhg Na ttl i soe n al ,,H tco l urlie to .
of Advocating
rial
concentration" of Jews in Pales-
tine, Mr. Slonim declared that
there was "no conflict between
Jewish and Arab interests in Pal-
estine, nor between the demand
for the restoration of Jewish
rights in Europe and the fight
for immigration and the upbuild-
ing of the Jewish National
Home."

Mizrachi Women
Meet Wednesday

Young Women's Mizrachi will
hold a regular meeting and des-
sert luncheon at 1 p. in. Wed.
nesday, April 18, at the home
of Mrs. I. Mukowitz, 3742 Leslie.
Final arrangements will be made
for participation in the Mizrachi
Child Rescue Rally, which takes
place at 8 p. m. Monday, April
23, at the Shaarey Zedek Social
Hall.

DAN FROHMAN

Detroit Workmen's Circle Chorus
in a new oratorio, "Hirsh Lekert"
by Lazar Weiner.
Masha Benya, lyric soprano,
and Phillip Blackman, operatic
baritone, will be the soloists.
Evelyn Gurvitch and Rebecca
Frohman will be at the piano.
Each artist will present a group
of operatic and Yiddish folk
Paper is needed for victory.
songs.
Save all, and donate it to your
Mr. Blackman will also sing charity. Or, call Randolph 8282.
the solo part in the "Ballad for
Americans" with the chorus.
Another feature on the pro-
gram will be a Cantata, "Mein
DR. BENJAMIN R. LEVY
Nit Di Velt Iz A K•etchme," by
nornm•
Y. L. Peretz.
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