Page Seven DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Friday, April 4, 1947 JWB Convention Eyed by Center Beth El Quartet Gets Solo Spot in Music Conference The Detroit Jewish Community Center will help determine the future of the Center movement and the postwar operations of the National Jewish Welfare Board as a participant in the forthcoming annual meeting of JWB May 10-12 In Pittsburgh. As a member of the JWB, the National Association of Jewish Community Centers and YM- YWHAs, the Detroit Center has Out of a possible 600 church and synagogue choirs, the Temple Beth El Quartet has been selected for the solo concert recital at the 25 at the Hotel Book Cadillac in National Federation of Music Clubs April 20-27 In Detroit. The quartet will perform April 285 • at the Hotel Book Cadillac in a program of liturgical music with explanatory remarks by Jason H. Tickton, director. Members of the quartet are Florence Wenzel, Margit Kor- mendy, James Richards and Cyril Wezemael. Organizations from the entire country will convene for the con- ference as well as Metropolitan Opera artists. been sampling American Jewish public opinion in connection with a JWB Survey. Findings and recommendations of the survey, uncletrtaken to eva- luate and chart the road for JWB's postwar program of ser- vice to the Center movement, the armed forces and to the American Jewish community, will be made public at the meeting. Passover Greetings Passover Greetings TURNER Type Founders Co. London's Delicatessen 500 W. CONGRESS CH. 8269 8224 W. McNichols - UN. 1-8091 M. A. London and Family I IN MEMORIAM For flatfish bait: HELIN TACKLE CO. William G. SAMPSON • 810,000 flatfish bait were sold in '40. 6342 PULFORD AVE. OTTO KLAUSNER Plaza 1458 •-■ These illustrations for Passover are reprinted from a manual en- titled Jewish Designs, published by the National Jewish Welfare Board, which contains illustrations and decorations for all Jew- ish festivals. They are designed for reproduction in publications ssued by Jewish Community Centers, YM-YWIIA's and other Jewish agencies. Passover Greetings ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERERS • Ir Passover Greetings Honoring the Memory of Passover Greetings T. JAGMIN, INC. Theatre Decorators Nations Exhorted to Take DP Share • • • ELSEY METAL PRODUCTS • Passover Greetings Passover Greetings FOSTER BROS. MARKET AETNA SMELTING CO. • Kaufman-Friedman Agency A. V. CAUHORN THEY MUST BE GOOD 23,000 Resettled by HIAS in 1946 NEW YORK (World News Ser- 7755 GD. RIVER vices) -- Redistribution of Eur- 3998 BENITEAU AVE. ope's displaced persons throughout IN MEMORIAM the world, to take their rightful LEnox 2395 .1] places as useful citizens of na- tions which want them was stres- sed by the late Abraham Her- .■■•••■•■ man, President of HIAS (Hebrew Passover Greetings Sheltering and Immigrant Aid So- ciety), at the organization's 62nd annual meeting recently. Passover Greetings The HIAS president urged that each nation of the world take a share of the displaced, both Jewish and Gentile, commensur- Insurance TRIANGLE ate with its present population and natural wealth. • The immediacy of the plight of BOOKBINDING the DPs, he said is only mocked by 501 BOOK BLDG. well-intentioned programs "which 243 W. LARNED fall cruelly short of their prom- CH. 4172 ise." He asked that the United CHerry 8522 States DP program, "generally conceded to be a disappointment," be amended so that approximately 20,000 annual under-issued German quota numbers may be applied to Passover Greetings Polish and other displaced na- Passover Greetings tionals. CITES AUTHORITIES The HIAS president said Am- erican economists have shown "that those states of our own na- tion which took in the largest numbers of immigrants have the biggest per capita incomes." Conversely, he declared, citing 3756 Woodward Ave. the same sources, "those states 10001 Broadstreet which had no welcome for the vig- TE. 1.6066 orous immigrant peoples knocking HO. 3858 at our ocean doors are the poor- est states in the union, with the lowest per capita incomes, lowest living standards, lowest literacy." A comprehensive accounting of HIAS's stewardship in 1946 in the Passover Greetings Passover Greetings cause of Jewish migration from Europe was presented by the or- ganization's executive director, Isaac L. Asofsky. In 1946, the executive officer re- ported, the 63-year-old migration agency succeeded in re-settling and repatriating 23,813 European Jewish survivors. 12222 Dexter Blvd. HIAS, Asofsky declared, is im- TO. 8-6626 plementing Its modern keynote of 1535 SPRUCE "place the displaced" by a tre- CA. 8709 mendous postwar expansion in Its Mr. Nathan Samotnick, Prop. budget, field staffs and services performed for Jewish migrants through more than 100 HIAS of- fices and committees strategically located in over 50 world coun- tries. POLES ISSUE VISAS Asofsky reported that his two- month on-the-spot probe of the displaced persons and refugee sit- uation In Europe, last fall, had borne fruit in a number of con- crete improvements notably in em- igration conditions for Polish Jews. —0-- He said HIAS offices in Ger- many and Austria last year reg- istered 23,867 persons for emigra- 915 FISHER BUILDING tion, and handled 1,048 corporate affidavits and 2,391 affidavits. 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