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Feigenson Bros. Mark Anniversary

Krolik is Elected
to National Post

Friday, February

Chronicle

1947

Tells Engagement

Forum to Show
Hospital Plans

Golub to Comment
on Aims of Project

Welfare Fund Body
Urges Open Doors

A feature of the Federation For-
NEW YORK—Julian TL Krolik,
um on Health and Community
president of the Detroit Jewish
Strength at 1 p.m., Tuesday, In the
Welfare Federation, was elected
Jewish Community Center will be
secretary of the Council of Jewish
the presentation of slide pictures
Federations and Welfare Funds at
of the projected Jewish Hospital,
the 15th annual national assembly
accompanied by a commentary by
last weekend. Stanley C. Meyers,
Dr. J. J. Golub, superintendent of
of Miami, was reelected president.
the Hospital for Joint Diseases,
The council represenls 800 Jew-
New York, and hospital consultant.
ish communities in the U. S. and
Speaker of the Forum will be Sel-
Canada.
ma J. Sampliner, director of North
In resolutions, delegates urged
End Clinic.
the U. S. to set an example for
A graduate of Smith College,
other nations by "immealately
Miss Sampliner obtained her cer-
opening the doors of this country
tificate of social work at Western
to a maximum number of Euro-
Reserve University. She is a mem-
pean reftmes" and asked Britain
ber of the American Association
to admit into Palestine "the full-
of Medical Social. Workers, the
est number of Jewish survivors of
Social Workers Club and Hadas-
the European holocaust."
salt.
The 40th anniversary celebration of Feigenson Bros. Co., manufac-
Expressing "grave concern with
Dr. Golub has been the special
turers and bottlers of Faygo Beverages, also served to welcome
the multiplicity of individual cam-
consultant on the Detroit Jewish
home from the armed forces three new members of the firm.
paigns by national and overseas
Hospital since the first plans were
Shown at the dinner-dance held in the English Room of the
agencies taking place in our local
presented. He will explain the
Ilotel Book Cadillac are Perry Feigenson, center, talking to trio
community," the assembly recom-
planned operation of the hospital.
Morton, Herman and Phil. The three veterans were also greeted by
mended that "Jewish national or-
Preliminary plans on the main
Feigenson employes and friends.
ganizations which are planning
building have already been com-
capital fund projects should de-
pleted and final steps are in prep-
velop their campaigns only with
aration. Dr. Golub will discuss the
the greatest care and in consulta-
alms of this 'hospital and its plans
tion with the council."
for expansion.
Charles P. Taft, chairman of the
Federation Forums are under
State Department advisory com-
the sponsorship of the education
mittee on voluntary foreign aid,
committee of the women's divi-
neither gangsters nor, cutthroats. sion of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
told the assembly that the aid af-
"The
idea
of
an
Arab
army
is
forded the displaced persons by CHICAGO — (Special) —Britain
eration. Two forthcoming forums,
a myth," he pointed out, "because Feb. 18 and Feb. 25 will be con-
private relief organizations will
--1 will not long remain in Pales- there cannot be a modern, well-
be needed for at least another five 1 tine
and she will be ousted from equipped army in a feudalistic cerned with Jewish• education and
years.
the Middle East altogether within state where 95 percent of the the Jewish family.
10 years, William B. Ziff, publish- people are kept ignorant and in
NEUGARTEN AID
er and author of "The Rape of subjection by the effendis."
Palestine," predicted in an inter- DENIES ARAB RIFT
Plans for the Neugarten Medical
view with the Press-Advocate.
The Revisionist - leader denied Aid Society's donor luncheon,
Drawing a parallel between the that there is a basic antagonism scheduled for April 16 at the Ho-
Sinn Fein movement in Ireland between the Arabs and Jews "In tel Book Cadillac, will be drawn
and the Irgun Zval Leumi, Ziff, fact, he said, "the Arabs hate the up at a luncheonette Feb. 7. For
who was expelled by the recent British in Palestine more than reservations call Mr. N. Noble,
Basle Congress for openly advo- the Jews do. Unfortunately they UN. 3-2887, or Mrs. Charles Hy-
cating a Palestinian Provisional are impotent to rid themselves of man, HO. 0345.
Government, declared that a peo- their exploiters."
ple's movement will inevitably
Speaking of the World Zionist
come into power in Palestine.
Congress, Ziff "described the dele-
gates as a "group of very nice,
FACE EJECTION
"The British must evacuate the well meaning gentlemen who are
land soon or they will eventually representatives of legitimate polit-
be thrown out by the whole Jew- ical parties in Palestine and who
were influenced and intimidated
ish people," he declared.
Ziff praised the Jewish Under- by the British government so that
ground armies including the Ir- they could accomplish nothing."
The fear of personal reprisal
gun of some 18,000 men and the
so-called Stern Gang or Fighters plus a rumor that the British
for a Free Israel who number would blow up Tel Aviv if the
6,000. Ho described the Resistance Congress declared for a Provision-
forces as a well-disciplined, ideal- al Government rendered these
istic group of patriots who are delegates powerless, he added.

Britain Faces Ouster in Zion,
Arab Army a Myth, Ziff Says

Aids Bnai Brith Affair

Candidate for Judge

THELMA WEISS is chairman
of the donor luncheon to be held
by the Louis Marshall Women
of Bnal Brith Wednesday at the
Hotel Book Cadillac, with Dave
Zimmerman and his WWI Cof-
fee Club Hour entertaining.
Proceeds will go to philanthro-
pies. Ida Spear Is co-chairman.
For reservations call TY. 4-6850.

Pavalotcher to Give
Party Funds to Needy

The Pavalotcher Aid Society will
hold its annual charity card party
Monday at Zack's, 8939 Twelfth
street.
The party is one of the major
fund-raising affairs of the season.
Proceeds will go to the sick and
needy. The society also contributes
to all local and national fund-
raising drives.
For tickets call Dorothy Caplan,
NO. 3373, or Sally Fields, TO.
8-9076. Those who have clothing,
canned foods or medical supplies
to be picked up should call TO.
8-9076.

University Women
Slate Talk on Lincoln

Mrs. Leo Wolf will speak on
"The Significance of Present Day
Living as Influenced by Lincoln,"
before the University Area Wo-
mens Club at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
in the home of Mrs. Louis Cohen,
18438 Santa Rosa drive.
A recording of the play "Abe
Lincoln in Illinois" will also be
presented.
The club's next function will be
a sweetheart's party for members
and their husbands on Sunday
Feb. 16 at the Jewish Community
Center.

RACHEL AGREE SOCIETY .
Proceeds from the Rachel Agree
Memorial Society's dessert lunch-
eon held Wednesday at the Hotel
Detroiter will go to purchase Pass-
over packages for overseas sur-
vivors, Mrs. Jack FlUsty, president,
announced. Ejostesse.s were Mes.

dames N. Agree, M. •tearn
Hock,

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`The Good Earth'
Slated for Center

The second in a series of five
sessions on "What Problems Does
the College Student Face Today?",
sponsored by the Brandeis Dis-
cussion Group, will be held at 8:30
p.m. Wednesday in the Center li-
brary.
The discussion will be led by
Miss Frances Gould of the Jewish
Vocational Service.
"The Good Earth," starring
Paul Muni and Louise Rainer, will
be presented by the Center Cinema
League at 8 p.m.
This will be the fourth in a
series of five programs designed to
give ideas on the development of
the American social film.
The Wednesday Evening Discus-
sion Group will present Mrs.
Frances Soddy at 9 p.m. Wednes-
day in the Ginsburg Lounge. Her
topic will be "Current Best
Books."
The Center Adult Lounge will
open on Tuesday under the aus-
pices of a volunteer committee
headed by Sylvia Weiss.

Youth Groups Call
Meeting to Chart
Palestine Parley

Following up an earlier rally,
representatives of at least 18
youth groups will send representa-
tives to the Jewish Center Sunday,
Feb. 9, to map the Detroit Jewish
Youth Conference on Palestine.
The conference will open Satur-
day, March 29, at which time a
keynote speaker will appear. A
cultural program is scheduled for
March 30 as well as 15 panel dis-
cussions.
A banquet on the evening of
March 30 will climax the parley.
For information call Leonard Bar-
uch, chairman, TY. 5-7997, or
Thelma Zisenwine, MA. 8400.

BODZIN FAMILY CLUB
A meeting of the Bodzin Family
Club will be held Saturday night,
Feb. 8, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Duchan.

MILTON A. BEIIRENDT, prac-
ticing attorney for the past 25
years, has announced his can
ditiary for common pleas court.
Behrendt is a member of Temple
Beth El, vice-president of Monte-
(lore Lodge, Free Sons of Israel,
chairman of directors of the De-
troit Dynamic Club, member of
Old Newsboys and member of
the Masonic Order. He was legal
adviser to the late Sheriff henry
Behrendt.

MAXINE STEINMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Steinman
announced the engagement of .
their daughter Maxine to Sydney
Rosenberg Feb. 2 at a gathering
of relatives and friends. Mr.
Rosenberg is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Rosenberg.

PWO Teas Spur
Membership Goal

The week of Feb. 12 to 18 has
been dedicated to the membership
drive of the Pioneer Women's Or-
ganization. A series of teas under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Abra-
ham' Cohen will bo given to spur
the campaign.
Assisting Mrs. Cohen are Betty
Karbel, Fanny Schrier, Fanny
White and Clara Heller. For in-
formation, call the PWO office,
TY. 7-2880.
Blanche Roth, N. Y. representa-
tive who was here to aid the drive,
was honored at a luncheon Mon-
day.
Club I will celebrate ehamishah
Asar B'shvat Tuesday evening at
the Workmen's Circle.
Goldie Meyerson Group will hon-
or Arbor Day Sunday at the home
of Dorothy Brindze, 2732 Pasadena
avenue.

Phil SIGMA SIGMA
The Detroit Alumnae Group of
Phi Sigma Sigma Sorofty will
hoRi its monthly meeting at 8
p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs.
Irwin Zweig, 2700 Rochester ave-
nue.

RITUAL LIE SPREAD
NEW YORK (WNS) — The
United States is being flooded
with copies of the anti-Semitic
pamphlet "Jewish Ritual Murders"
distributed by "We, The Mothers
Mobilize For America."

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Hanita Baby Shower
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A baby shower will be nerd by
the Hanita Chapter of the Pioneer
Women's Organization Monday at
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Members are requested to bring
food or clothing for babies in dis-
placed person's camps in Europe.
Mrs. Gerson I. Berris will re-
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