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Friday, November 29, 1946.

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The fifteenth annual donor lunc i-
on of Zedakah will take place , at
12;30 p.m. Wednesday at Masonic
Temple. A fashion show will be
presented by Sax-Kay to be fol-
lowed by a musical program fea-
turing Phyllis I'ullberg. For reser-
vations call Mrs. George Robino-
witz, chairman, UN. 2-4538, or.
Mrs. Henry Lovett, 110. 7832.

3 Local Delegates
at Masada Session

The Detroit Chapter of Masada,
Young Zionists of America, is be-
ing represented by three delegates
at the twelfth annual convention
of Masada Nov. 27 - Dec. 1 at the
Hotel Willard, Washington, D.C.
They are Dr. Sam Krohn, Bill
Fitzerman and Leonard Baruch.
Masada's two chief objectives are
to bring the message of Zionism
to Jewish young men in the United
States and to strengthen the
American-Jewish community thru
active participation in community
affairs and cooperation with other
democratic and progressive groups
in the U. S.
The Rev. Wendell Phillips of
Christ's Church, Rye, N. Y., will
address the convention at a ban-
quest meeting Saturday evening.
Other speakers will be Aryeh Shin-
dleman, Itzchak Karpman and
Jacob Dostrovsky, all of Palestine.

Bnai David's Officers
Are Honored at Dinner

The officers and trustees of Con-
gregation Bnai David and their
wives were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Block and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Gorman at a dinner
Nov. 23, Rabbi Joshua Sperka
spoke
Block, new president of the
synagogue, revealed plans for In-
creased recreational and education-
al facilities and for a membership
drive and a permanent choir.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Bnai Brith Highlights

LODGE MEETINGS
Bnai Brith has issued the fol-
lowing chart of evening lodge
meetings for interested men:
Brandeis First and third Tu-
esday in the month, Tyler at Law-
ton avenues. Abe Young, member-
ship chairman, TO. 8-8542.
Detroit—Second Tuesday, 11529
Linwood avenue, P. Zuckerman,
UN. 3-2300.
East Side—Second and fourth
Monday; Savarine Hotel; J. San-
delman, PI. 9894.
Downtown—First and third Tues-
day, Hotel Statler; M. Trivax, TY.
7-3073.
Harry B. Keidan—First Tuesday,
Hotel Book Cadillac; Abe Smith,
TY. 7-6831.
Louis Marshall—First Tuesday,
12233 Linwood avenue; Al Gutman,
DA. 9745.
Pisgah—First and third Mon-
day, Jewish Community Center;
M. Lebowitz, HO. 9559.
Rabbi Mandel M Zager—Second
and fourth Tuesday, 2705 Joy road;
Ben Fellows, TO. 5-3316.
Theodor Herz 1—Second and
fourth Monday, 41 Oak street,
River Rouge; Harry Golden, VI.
1-8219.

MEN, WOMEN COUNCILS
The Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Men and Women Councils are
jointly sponsoring the "Feed-A-
Family-A-Meal" project of SOS in
the form of a city-wide food and
clothing shower at 8:30 p. m.
Thursday at Temple Beth El.
Mrs. Cecilia Razovsky Davidson,
who has just returned from Eu-
rope, and Rabbi B. Benedict Gla-
zer of Temple Beth El will speak.
Other entertainment is planned.
Admission will be in the form of
canned juices, soups, meats, fish,
vegetables, beverages and fruit des-
sert. Council chairmen of the pro-
gram are Mrs. Samuel Shulman
and Mr. Albert Berger.

EAST SIDE WOMEN
The East Side Women of Bnai
Brith will hold their second an-
nual subscription luncheon at 12:30
p. m. Monday at the Wardell-She-
raton Hotel.
A highlight of the afternoon will
be a fashion show by Sax-Kay.
Tickets are still available and may
be reserved by calling Mrs. Irving
Winkelman, NI. 8069. Proceeds will
go to Bnai Brith philanthropies.

LOUIS BRANDEIS LODGE
Philip A. Adler, Detroit News
foreign correspondent, and Isa-
dore Starr, past president of Pis-
gah Lodge, will be honored guests
at a meeting of the Louis Bran-
deis Lodge of Bnai Brith at 8:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg.
Movies of Palestine will be
shown. Albert A. Berger is chair-
'pan.

YOUNG MEN
A membership rally of the Bnai
Brith Young Men's group now
being formed will take place Mon-
day evening at the Hotel Barium.
Tales by Aaron Rosenberg, humor-
ist, will be a program highlight.
Preparations for the rally are in
charge of Sam Schiff, Jerry Helf-
man, Bernie Whiteman, Phil Roth-
schild, Phil Kaplan, Al Schafer
and Kal Bruss.

• • •
SANDY SAXER is dance chair-
man for the annual donor dinner
and dance of the Louis Marshall
Business and Professional Chap-
ter of Bnal Brith to be held at
6 p.m. Sunday at the Wardell-
Sheraton Hotel. Music will be
furnished by Dave Diamond and
Les Ryder. Proceeds will be
used for Bruit Brith philanthro-
pies. For information call Ellen
Goldberg, chairman, TO. 6-9268;
Ethel Olender, TY. 5-1729; or Gus
Eisenberg, TY. 6-0052.

ETERNAL LIGIIT
"Jacob's Ladder," the fifth in a
series of original radio fantasies,
parables and folk tales written by
Morton Wishengrad for the Eter-
nal Light, will be presented at 8
a. m. Sunday, Dec. 1, over VVWJ.

Windsor Zionists
Found Men's Club

The men of the Windsor Jewish
community, inspired by the Herzl
Zion Club of Toronto, have or-
zanized a general Zionist society
which will be called the Herzl
Zion Club of Windsor.
The organization meeting at the
home of Dr. Dennis Barkoff, was
addressed by Bernard Figler, na-
tional field organizer of the Zion-
ist Organization of Canada. harry
Rosenthal presided.
The following officers and com-
mittee heads were chosen: Presi-
dent, J. Rash; vice-president, Dr.
I. B. Ezra; secretary, J. M. Cohen;
treasurer, W. Goldstein; members
of executive, P. Bernstein, L. Kap-
an, M. Levine and S. Taub; Young
Judaea, H. Muroff; arrangements,
W. Auerbach, L. Lutvak; Jewish
National Fund, 13. Kaplan; veter-
ans, D. Mechanic; cultural, Rabbi
B. Groner; publicity, M. Jacob-
son; public relations, H. Rosen-
thal; membership, A. F. Goldberg.

Rabbi Segal to Address
Young Peoples Club

"The Truth About Palestine,"
will be the subject of the address
to be given by Rabbi Jacob Siegel
at the meeting of the Young Peo-
ples Club of the Northwest Heb-
rew Congregation at 8:30 p. m.
Tuesday.
Plans will be made for a Cha-
nukah party, Dec. 21.
Young men and women 18-30 are
invited to attend these meetings.
There will be a social hour follow-
ing the program.

RABBI ZAGER CHAPTER
The next monthly meeting of the
Rabbi Mandel M. Zager Chapter
of Bnai Brith will be held Tues-
day night at the home of Mrs.
Bernard Levine, 2552 Calvert.
A shower for Wayne University
Hillel will be held. Hillel chairman,
Mrs. Minnie Ross, has asked mem-
bers to bring books, games, play-
ing cards and records for the en-
tertainment of Jewish students at
Wayne. Guest speaker for the
evening will be Rabbi Herschel
Lymon of Ann Arbor.

DEBORAII AUXILIARY
The Deborah Auxiliary of Bnai
Brith Young women will hold a
membership tea at 1:30 p.m. Sun-
day at the Belcrest Hotel.
Dorothy Pastor, past president
of Deborah and of the Detroit
Council of Bnai Brith Young Wo-
men will be guest speaker. A mu-
sical program is also planned.
Prospective members and their
friends between the ages of 18
and 25 are invitod. For information
call Eve Finkelstein, president,
DA. 4445, or Edythe Feingold,
membership chairman, TO. 8-5736.

Babtized Jewish Writer Rips Yisliuv
in Vicious Attack in London Paper

LONDON (Palcor) An attack on
Zionists, the Jews of Palestine and
the Jewish Agency In particular
was contained in an article by
George Maranz, Daily Mail and
Exchange Telegraph correspond-
ent, carried on the front page of
the Weekly Worlds News Press.
The story was accompanied by
an editorial saying that pogroms
against Jews may soon break out
in England as a result of Jewish
activities in Palestine.
Maranz, a baptized Jew, is re-
garded with suspicion by Jews in
Palestine and has been barred
from. most Jewish preSs confer-
ences.
Writing from Jerusalem, Maranz
said "40 percent of Palestine's Jews
are terrorists or terrorist sympa-
thizers; 40 percent are terrorized,
and 20 percent are European Jews,
trying to get visas to a place with
less politics and more civilization."
According to Maranz a corres-
pondent in Palestine must "dig"
for truth through thick layers of
Zionist propoganda and that all

Aids Marshall Affair

Page Seven

American and British newspapers
are represented by fanatical Zion-
ists, who take good care that nei-
ther the British nor Arab voice
should be heard abroad.
In an editorial commending Ma-
ranz's article, the World News
Press said the "patience and re-
straint of the British press and
public under the provocative on-
slaught by Jewish terrorists is
wearing paper thin and it requires
only a spark for setting the pow-
der barrel of resentment ablaze."
"It is high time," the editorial
concluded, "that Britain's case Is
presented fully and more ade-
quately."

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Zionists Label 1947
`Year of Fulfillment'

NEW YORK, N. Y.—Founded in
1897, the Zionist Organization of
America, in a jubilee proclamation
by its president, Dr. Abba Hillel
Silver, has designated the ensuing
year as "the Year of Fulfillment."
Preparations are being com-
pleted to observe the jubilee year
with nationwide celebrations. These
events will be dedicated to the en-
rollment of one million members
by 1950 and the raising of $1,000,-
000 for the ZOA Expansion Fund
for 1947 to finance a program of
education and public relations.

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