Friday, May 16, 1947
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
The Voice of the
Man in the Street
Leaders of Bnai Brith Council
TIME: Sunday morning.
Place: Dexter and LaWrence.
QUESTION: Do you agree with
the
American Council for
Judaism that American Jews
are adequately represented at
the UN by the U. S. delegates
and should not be represented
by the Jewish Agency?
GEORGE ENGEL, 8400 La Salle
boulevard, student at Durfee In-
termediate School.
•
ROBERT WEINTRAUB,
10036
Droadstrect boulevard, hardware
business.
I don't. agree. I belieee the Jew-
ish A;ency should decidedly rep-
resent the Jews. There should be
someone to
speak for the
Jews whose
only, and main
concern is the
Jews. Repre-
sentatives of
nations are pri-
marily con-
cerned with
their nations
and cannot be
expected to
play this role for the Jews at the
same time.
The
representatives of
the
United States, France or England
have other problems which come
first. Our voice would be com-
pletely lost if there wasn't some-
one to represent us alone.
Would this group in England
say that England should repre-
sent the Interests of the Jews
through her delegate to the UN?
Average Student
O.K. If He Tries
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capacity, in school and later.
Unhappiness for both the par-
ents and the child result it greater
results are demanded. It does not
help the situation if one child is
compared with another in his own
family or in a relative's family.
Back of much unusual demand
upon a child lies the parent's un-
satisfied life, the lack of an edu-
cation, the demands which the
grandparents placed upon their
child and so thwarted the parent's
own wishes.
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I don't agree with this. The
American Jew, as well as the rest
of the Jews in the world, should
have a scat at
the UN. The
United Jewish
Appeal shows
that American
Jews and Jews
in other coun-
tries have a
world-wide in-
terest in this
situation. This
is
interest
greater than
that of all the nations of the ITN
combined. If you wish to prove
it, total up what those countries
have been able to raise for relief
by national taxation or voluntary
contribution and compare that fig-
ure with what the UJA is raising.
The idea having already been
accepted by the nations that there
should be a national Jewish Home-
land suggests there should he a
national representative of this
I lomeland.
Page Five
Mrs. Charles Solovich of Detroit, who was elected national historian of
the Bnai Brith Women's Supreme Council at its convention in Wash-
ington, 0. C., is pictured with onto: officers. They are, seated left to
right, Mrs. Maurice Bisgyer, Washington, D. C., second vice-president;
Mrs. Ida Cook Farber, New York, past president; Mrs. Abram Orlow,
Philadelphia, president; Mrs. Hyman C. Weisman, St. Louis, first vice-
presiditit. Standing left to right are Mrs. Solovich; Mrs. Max Katz,
Brookline, Mass., third vice-president; Mrs. Dal Siegel, Salt Lake City,
treasurer; and Mrs. M. A. Temerson, Tuscaloosa, Ala., secretary.
Temple Post Goes
to Mrs. Blacher
Milani Is Named
Habonim Director
SIIARONA OF MVO
A business meeting of the Sha-
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Named President
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Mrs. Samuel Blacher was named
president of Temple Israel Sister-
hood at the annual luncheon
meeting Monday at the Book Cad-
illac.
The following are the other of-
ficers: Mrs. Daniel Krouse,. Mrs.
Abe J. Schmerin, Mrs. Morton
Snyder and Mrs. William Green-
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tunities, by encouragement, by
fostering expressed interest. When
children arrive, it is much too
late for a parent to express him-
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wishes by placing the brunt upon
the child.
There is a place for the ordi-
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ALBERT PILNICK is president
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Young People of the Northwest
Hebrew (7ongregation, which is
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day, May 31, in the Synagogue.
Sidney Lutz is chairman assisted
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Definitely no! I think the Jew- will be divided into four two-week gations to New York City was
ish Agency should be our repre- periods from June 30 to August agreed upon by the executive
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The recommendation of the ex-
cerns of the
A quiz program will highlight ecutive board on this matter in-
Jewish people
an open meeting of Chapter I, cludes a proviso that "such de-
as well as a
Zionist Organization of Detroit, at partments of the union as may
Jewish delegate
8:30 p. m. Thursday in Bnal more efficiently and economically
who is entirely
Moshe.
be operated there, including a re-
devoted to the
Tickets for the club's dance of gional office" he retained in Cin-
solution of the
June 7 at the Jewish Community cinnati permanently or at least
Palestine issue.
Center will be on sale at the for the immediate future.
How can one represent the Jews
meeting.
When affirmed the recommenda-
without having devoted one's life
tion will result in the removal to
in becoming thoroughly acquaint-
presented in this way. Discussions New York of the headquarters of
ed with what Sews feel and think?
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I would
The 75th anniversary of the
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the papal delegates of Vatican
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JOSEPH IVORTI I, 2754 Calvert
avenue, salesman.
The Jewish Agency should not
have representation. As long as
the Jews are not a nation, I do
not see h o w
they can be
represented as
a nation.
Outstandi n g
Jews from dif-
ferent countries
should be heard
and should ad-
vise their na-
tion's delegate.
I feel the
American Jews,
as well as Jews of other countries,
will have their case adequately
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