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Detroit Jewish Chronicle

In Its 30th Year

VOL. 47, NO. 21

Jewish Agency
Protests Arab
Claim to Zion

SAN FRANCISCO (WNS).—
A memorandum protesting
against the circulation among the
UNCIO delegates of the appen-
dix to the charter of the Pan-
Arab League, under which Pal-
estine is classified as one of the
countries participating in the
League, has been filed by the
Jewish Agency with the UNCIO
secretariat.
The Jewish Agency took the
view that by raising the issue
of including Palestine as one of
the Arabic states, the Arab dele-
gates raised a matter which is
within the authority of the man-
datory power and on which the
agency is therefore entitled to
consultation. The Jewish Agency
contended also that since Yemen
and Transjordan which are not
members of the United Nations
are signatories to the pact of
the League of Arab Nations, the
UNCIO secretariat should have
declined to give official circula-
tion to the appendix.
Trusteeship Plan
The American trusteeship plan,
which provides for the transfer
of mandates territories to trus-
teeship by voluntary agreement
between the mandatory power
and the Security Council of the
new world organization, virtu-
ally excludes any possibility of
a present change in the status
of Palestine. The plan meets the
demand of the American Jewish
Conference and the American
Jewish Committee that nothing
shall be done here which would
impair the rights of Jews with
regard to Palestine.
According to well informed
sources, the executive commit-
tee of the UNCIO has before it
a resolution urging reparations
for the Jews of Europe.
Dr. Wise Reports
Dr. Stephen S. Wse, president
of the American Jewish Con-
gress, reporting on his return
from the San Francisco Confer-
ence before the Congress Ad-

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Zionist Council
Repudiates New
Palestine Bill

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Aaron, Louis—S/Sgt.
Aronovitz, Israel—Pfe.
Aronsohn, Herman—Pfc.
Ashner, Herman—Pvt.
Bader, Peter—M /Sgt.
Bale, Joseph Louis
Baltuck, Lewis C.—Pvt.
Bernath, Leonard H.—Pfc.
Berendt, Louis L.—Sgt.
Bernstein, Max—Cpl.
Blumlo, Jack—Cpl.
Boim, Paul—Pvt.
Buttner, Sol—Sgt.
Canner, Bernard V.—T/Sgt.
Coblentz, Harold-2nd IA.
Cohen, Irving—Pfc.
'Cohen, Morris—S/Sgt.
Davis, Charles P.—Pfc.
Davis, Leo
Deutsch, Robert S—Lt. (ig)
Eisen, Sam
Elson, Stanley—Pvt.
Emmer, David H—Pvt.
Eserow, Sydney—Pvt.
Fagenbaum, S. J.—Pfc
Faueman, Frank
Friedman, Abe
Friedman, Eugene—Ist Lt.
Fundamensky, Herbert—Pvt.
Gladwin, Abe
Goldberg, Max—Pvt.
Gorelick, Harry
Gottlieb, Morton
Green, Roy L.—Lt.
Greenbaum, Charles—Cpl.
Grossman, Mordecai—Cpl.
Gurvis, Milton—Ensign
Herzberg, Lawrence
Hockman, Nathan—S/Sgt.
Holin, Julius A.—Pvt.
Hora, Raymond—Pfc.
Iden, Ruben—Capt.
Jacobs, Alfred L.—Sgt.
Kadish, Abraham—Pvt.
Kahn, Warren M.—A/C
Kanefsky, Hyman--Pvt.
Kass, Thomas—Pfc.
Katzen, Lester L.-2nd Lt.
Kaufman, Herbert J.—Capt.
Kampner, Saul J.-2nd Lt.
Kogan, Charles—Pfc.
Korinsky, Sol—Pvt.
Koss, Frederick—Pvt.
Krakow, Percy R.—Cpl.
Kritt, Joseph
Leibowitz, Sidney—Pvt.

NEW YORK. — "The • Hebrew
Committee of National Libera-
tion" was repudiated last week by
the American Zionist Emergency
Council, comprising all major
Zionist bodies in the United
States and headed by Dr. Stephen
S. Wise.
The statement reads:
"It has been announced a
resolution regarding Palestine,
sponsored by the self-styled
Hebrew Committee of National
Liberation, is being introduced
in Congress. We do not doubt
the friendly motives of the
members of Congress who have
been persuaded to sponsor that
resolution. They undoubteldy
have been led to believe that
in this they are of assistance
to the Jewish people.
"But we must point out with
all the vigor at our command
that the so-called Hebrew Com-
mittee of National Liberation
has been repudiated by every
responsible Jewish organization
in the United States and
abroad, including the highest
Jewish authority in Palestine
itself, the Jewish National As-
sembly, which is the democrati-
cally elected spokesman for the

See COUNCIL—Page 14

Internees Seek
To Stay In U. S.

Levin, George—S/Sgt.
Lewis, Leonard L.—Lt. (j.g.)
Lof man, Alexander—Pvt.
Lustig, Morton J.—Pvt.
Mandell, Buster
Marlowe, Lee K.—A/C
Mathis, Robert—Cpl. T/5
May, Abraham—Pvt.
Meyers, Morris—S/Sgt.
Miller, Morris—Sgt./T.
Mogill, Alexander—Pfc.
Moldawsky, Sol.
Moritz, Sigmund
Morris, Herbert W.—F/0
Moss, Joey—Pvt.
Myers, Morris—Sgt.
Myers, William IL—Cpl.
Nabatoff, Bernard—S /Sgt.
Nash, Sam
Neshkes, Leo—Lt.
Pearlstein, Saul L.—Pvt.
Racey, Sherwood L.—lst Lt.
Rachlin, Joseph
Rosenberg, Jos..-M.M. 2/c
Rubin, Harold
Schecter, Herman
Schreibman, Harry—Pvt.
Schultz, Jack E.—Sgt.
Seymour, William—Sgt.
Shapero, Charles—Sgt.
Shapiro, Arthur—Capt.
Shaw, Lloyd—Pfc.
Shiffman, Harold E.—R.M.2/c
Silverman, Erwin—Pvt.
Simon, Harold J.—Pvt.
Sirotkin, Marvin—Pfc.
Skully, Gregory A.—Capt.
Spitzer, Joseph
Steinberg, Joseph—Pfc.
Steinway, Morris
Stevens, Harry—Pvt.
Talberg, Charles
Warner, Lewis J.—S/Sgt.
Waxman, Murray—Lt. (j.g.)
Weiss, Herbert—Pvt.
Weil, Victor H.—Lt.
Weiner, Norman—Pvt.

Jewish Veterans

To Honor War

Dead at Rites

Services honoring the memory
of all Jewish service men who
died for their country will be
held at 10:30 a. m. Memorial
Day, Wednesday, at Machpelah
Cemetery, Woodward Ave. be-
tween 8 and 9 Mile Rds. All the
comrades of the Jewish War Vet
erans and the sisters of the Aux
iliary are asked to participate
these rites.
Cars for those not having
transportation will leave from in
front of the new JWV head-
quarters, 8212 Twelfth, at 9:30
a. m. The Jewish War Veterans
upon arrival at the cemetery will
parade to the official JWV ceme-
tery. Ritual services will follow
with the Department of Michi-
gan Drill Team and Color Guard
under the direction of State
Commander Harry Schaeffer par-
ticipating. Jewish Boy Scout
troops will participate in the
service.
Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan of Bnai
Moshe Synagogue will deliver the
principal address. A cantor will
chant El Mole Rachmim (the
service for the dead), and Kad-
dish will be- recited.
More than 40 Jewish service-
men are buried in the cemetery.
All VFW members and Aux-
iliary sisters will wear their uni-
forms and will have their post
or unit colors at the cemetery.
Harry Madison is in charge of
arrangements for the memorial
rites. The public is asked to join
in honoring the comrades who
fell.
After the rites at Machpelah
the JWV members will go to
Clover Hill Park Cemetery where
some of their comrades are
buried including Lawrence Jones
who gave his name to a post.
Brief rites will be held at the
veterans' graves in Clover Hill
Park Cemetery at noon.

WASHINGTON (WNS).—Con-
gressman Samuel Dickstein is
sponsor of a bill which would
Winokur, Jack-2nd Lt.
permit the refugees in Fort On-
Zaas, Isadore—Pfc.
tario to remain in the United
Zelby, Samuel—S/Sgt.
States under the immigration
quota laws. His bill would allow
Ziehr, Carl IL—Ensign
the Fort Ontario refugees to en-
Zimberg, Ben—Pvt.
ter under the present quotas of
Zimmerman, Philip J.—Sgt.
their countries of origin. He said
Zussman, Raymond-2nd Lt.
that many of the refugees have
children in the United States,
and that numbers of the men
have wives who are legally here.
Joseph H. Smart, director of
the Oswego shelter, recently an-
See AGENCY—Page 14
nounced his resignation from
that post, and from the War Re-
location Authority, in order to
Richard A. Gutstadt of Chi-
devote his full time, at the re-
The Jewish War Veterans
cago, national director of the
quest of the refugees themselves,
are planning to organize a Bnai Brith Anti - Defamation
to their interest, with particular
organizer post here in honor of the late
Aaron Margulies,
League, will speak at 8:15 p. m.
reference to securing permanent
residence for them in the United and president of Beth Aaron Lt. Raymond Zussman, Detroit this Monday in the Italian Gar-
Congregation, announces archi- Jewish hero, who won the dens of the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
States.
tectural plans for a synagogue highest honor from his coun-
LONDON (WNS). — Reports
He will be the main speaker at
and Hebrew school in the north- try, the Congressional Medal
reaching here from the liberated
the launching of the civic protec-
countries in Europe indicate that
west section have been approved of Honor.
tive campaign by the Detroit
and accepted by the building
more Jews may have survived in
State Commander Harry
Jewish Welfare Federation.
Europe than was anticipated.
All copy for next week's committee. Arrangements are Schaeffer revealed that nearly
Mr. Gutstadt will speak on the
A report from JDC officials
now in progress for a modern
10,000 Detroit Jewish men and
issue of f he Detroit Jewish
topic: "Freedom Depends op
in Italy hold out the hope that Chronicle must be in the structure to be erected at Thatch- women are in the armec
More Than Victory of Arms."
300,000 of the 600,000 Hungari- Chronicle office by 5 p. m.
er and Wyoming where services forces, which is about 11 pe r There will be no solicitation of
for
the
High
Holy
Days
may
be
an Jews who were deported last
cent of the Jewish populatioi
Monday. The publication dead-
funds and admission is free. The
year may still be alive. Earlier line is advanced because of
held this year.
here.
Federation asks everyone to en-
All those living in the north-
reports indicated that only 100,- Memorial Day.
roll in the battle against bigotry.
000 survived.
______J west section who are desirous
of becoming a member of the
Beth Aaron Congregation should
call University 5-8711.
Officers besides Mr. Margulies
are: S. Rubin, vice president; M.
Schneider, vice president; S.
Friedman, secretary, and L. Lev-
Detroit
Citizens
'asked
to
take
part,
if
the
recom-
Self-Study
By ARCHIE H. GREENBERG
Committee Tuesday night recom- mendations are adopted. To de- in, treasurer. Executive board,
National Commander, Jewish War Veterans
mended to the Detroit Jewish velop a sense of community- C. Krupp, G. Schneider, B. Sil-
Welfare Federation that a joint mindedness it was recommended verman, H. Anernick, J. Harris,
It is at a momentous time in Franklin Delano Roosevelt. To his
Jewish community youth program , that the community organize cel- M. Strosner, N. Resnick, . Stern-
• be evolved here to train Jewish ebrations and inter-group con- field, A. Josephson, S. Seligson world history that we obseive farsighted vision, his splendid
and G. Hecker.
Memorial Day for the 50th time leadership and his intuitive wis-
leaders, and to interest the youth tests.
dom we are everlastingly indebt-
in Jewish affairs. This youth pro-
While at present the Center
in the history of the Jewish War ed. The victory in Europe might
grain would include both cultural may serve as the focal point for
Veterans of the United States. still be far-off were it not for
and recreational activities. It youth activities, the need for 18
We do so heartened by the vic- the inspired leadership of our
would aim to reach the boys and neighborhood centers was stressed
tory in Europe, but always con- beloved late President.
girls in their early adolescence. by certain groups. It was recom-
scious of the responsibilities that
But he has given us more than
The Citizens Committee rec- mended that all building projects
New members of the board lie ahead of us. As we commemo- victory; he has given us the hope
amend uniform administration for youth centers be handled of directors for the year 1945- rate our heroic American dead of lasting peace. As so many
for youth activities and a central centrally and that present facili-
1946, elected at the annual meet- once again, we dedicate our- of the world's leaders have said
Publicity and public relations ties be more fully utilized.
selves anew to the pressing task during the past month. the San
ing, are.
community
wide
program
of
program. The main purpose un-
Alan Abramson, Israel Burn- ahead: the speedy and complete Francisco Conference for World
youth
leadership
training
was
derlying these recommendations
stein, Abraham Caplan, David J. defeat of Japan. Such uncondi- Organization is a l(ving monu-
is to get Jewish youth of all suggested.
Goldberg, David Goldberg, Syd- tional victory is due those among
shades of opinion together, such
A study of the possibility of ney Gorman, Emil Kahan, Man- our brothers who have already ment to Franklin Delano Roose-
velt's concept of a world organi-
as the AZA and Young Israel; extending summer camping op- uel Kaplan, Morris Karbal, Isa- fallen; to offer them less is an zation designed to guarantee
the Ilabonim and assimilated portunities to more children and dore Levin, Ben M. Lewis, Harry insult to their memory.
world peace.
groups. Mass inter-group activi- youths will be made.
This year, we pay tribute to Cause of Peace
Lifshitz, Alex Margulies, C. P.
ties were recommended.
Adult Education
Nakelsky, Morris Posner, Israel our war dead further saddened
It is proper that we veterans—
In reviewing the adult Jewish Schwartz, Morris Subar, Louis by a loss all too recent, the death
Mass activities and important
events will be cleared centrally
See PEACE—Page 12
of our late Commander-in-Chief,
Tatken.
See SELF-STUDY—Page 5
and all youth groups will be

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