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Page Seven

DETROIT JIWISII CHRONICLE

Friday, July 4, HMI

JWV

MAN OF THE WEEK Executh e Heads

'

Christian Group

ENACTMENT OF A universal
military training measure before
adjournment of the present ses-
sion of Congress was urged by
Milton H. Richman, national
commasider, in telegrams to
Rep; Walter G,s Andrew; chair-
man of the House armed ser-
vices committee, and Senator
Chan Gurney, chairman of the
parallel body in the Senate.

HAROLD B. WEISMAN, reelected president of Chapter I, Zionist

Organization of Detroit, for the third consecutive teem, has in-
jected himself into the Zionist struggle for the establishment of a
Jewish State in Palestine with the zeal of a Patrick Henry clamor-
Business Leader
ing for liberty.
MAURICE BORDELOVE was
Overcoming numerous obsta-
Spurs Campaign
elected Department of Mich-
cles. Weisman has been the ca-
igan commander by delegates
talytic agent that rejuvenated a
NEW YORK—Thomas J. Wat- representing 21 state posts at
faltering ideal. Through his ef-
THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS
son. president of International • the annual convention Sunday.
forts. Chapter I has expanded
Business Machines Corporation. Other officers elected were were elected and installed at the
from an insecure, fledgling orga-
and former president of the In- . Marston H. Busch of Lansing. annual convention meeting of the
nisation into a force that has
ternational Chamber of Corn- department senior vice comman- 13 Ladies Auxiliaries June 29:
embraced new functions and has
President, Mrs. Elizabeth Shap-
melee, has accepted the chair- der; Harold F. Moran. junior em; vice-presidents, Mrs. Dorothy
increased its membership and
vice
commander;
Bernard
Hirsch,
manship of the National Chris-
Brown and Mrs. Sylvia Lipson,
voice in She fight for • Jewish
tian Committee for the United quartermaster; and Ben B. Bu- treasurer, Miss Berle Troy; chap-
Homeland.
Jewish Appeal to help provide ten, judge advocate.
In considering the lack of ac-
Bordelove announced the ap- lain, Mrs. Ida Rothman; condue-
for the relief, rehabilitation and
bess. Miss Ciel Sanders; guard.
tive support for Zionisrm Weis-
resettlement of Europe's 1,500,- pointment of Norman L. Berk- Mrs. Mildred Lewis; secretary,
man said that "Although most
000 Jewish survivors of Ifitlbr• ley as department adjutant. All Mrs. Selma Rosenblatt; chief o?
Jew: don't realize it, they are
other officer's of the department
ism.
Zionists. They falsely assume
will be announced at the next staff, Mrs. Birdie Rosenberg; jud-
Watson
announced
his
accept-
iciary committee, Louba Lupit-
that Zionism connotes the desire
ance at a meeting with Henry meeting of the department coun- off, Rose Cowan, Eleanor Silk,
to go to Palestine. On the con-
Morgenthau, Jr., general chair- cil of administration.
Lenore Stone and May Berkley.
• • •
trary, anyone .Wh• favors the
man of the United Jewish Ap-
establishment of a Jewish Home-
THE
JEWISH
WAR
VETER-
peal's $170.000.000 nationwide
HELLER OFF TO EUROPE
' snd in Palestine, and both the
ANS will participate in the
NEW YORK — Rabbi James
drive.
!allup and Roper polls indicate
The prominent American busi- Fourth 'elf July parade in Wyan- Heller, member of the National
HAROLD B. WEISMAN
-avat 90 per cent of all the people
ness leader declared that the dotte. This has been an annual Jewish Welfare Board's war-time
in the U.S do, is a Ziemist.
"We believe that Palestine should be made a homeland so ,, resettlement of the homeless event of the City of Wyandotte committee on Army-Navy Religi-
ous Aetivties, has departed with
said. 'Zion- Jews of Europe is a paramount when all patriotic end civic

that Jews who wish to go there may do so," Weisman
h problem that is closely relat.en Croups participate in a giant a group of representative clergy-
with
ism is the only solution to the perpetual petsecutton
parade in the downriver district. men for a 35-day mission to the
the Jews are confronted from country to country and from century to the well-being of all men.
• • •
occupied areas of Germany and
In
his-
letter
of
acceptance.
to century.
• • •
Watson said that ''proper ad. THE DEPARTMENT has been Austria at the behest of Robert
"PALESTINE WOULD NOT only be a refuge from attack, but ustments should be made in invited to participate in the P. Patterson. Secretary of War.
to those Jews who remain in their native countries it would estab- our immigrant quota in keeping dedication a the Parkside War
wh ere
lish a feeling of pride and security. Palestine would be an inapira-
d • ld be a focal point from which Jewish ideas could with America's unique record of Memorial Sunday, July 20,
hospitality to the downtrodden all general veteran groups will
and persecuted of other lands.' take part in a parade on War-
be disseminated throughout the world."
As a leader in Detroit Zionism, Weisman is striving for what
The membership of the corn• ren avenue. All posts of the
on the surface appears to be a contradiction. He ,wants to con- mittee consists of 120 foremost Jewish War Veterans will take
solidate and, at the same time, decentralize the movement.
leaders in government, business, part and the department chap-
First, Weisman hopes to merge all the organizations who speak religion, education, science and lain will be one of the speakers.
• • •
for Zionism under one head. "This is to prevent dissipation of art. It is the first occasion in the
history of the United Jewish' THE LT. ELI LEVIN POST
effort," he said.
from
• the Appeal that a national organiza- will hold its installation of of-
'Many of the yetinger groups wish to remain apart
• •
tion of Christians has been firers Sunday, July 13 at the
Charlevoix, Mich,
older organizations. Yet it there as to be any condor"
movement, if individuals are to progress from single, to married, formed to support its campaign JWV auditorium. This will be
NOW
UNDER NEW
to older groups maintaining the same ideas, the various units should for aid to the Jewish survivors • the first post to hold an installa-
MANAGEMENT
merge in lieu of remaining separate and isolated chapters."
of war and persecution overseas. tion under the new adininistra-
• • •
Charles T. Fisher, president of tion. The speaker of the eve-
ABRAM DEUTSCH
WEISMAN HOPES that such a consolidation can be effected so the National Bank of Detroit, is ning will be the Honorable
lor ■ oorly of Dent•ill'• Iteatworamt
Theodore
Levin,
U.S
district
and
that th e hands of the•Zionist leaders dealing with the U.S. govern- a member of the committee.
judge.
ment o ill be strengthened. "Membership in one organization, not
ALBERT scHLESINGER
WEINSTEIN was elect-
in so many different ones, is needed to convince the government
America') Homes ed ANNE
president of the Yetz-Cohen • An Excellent Vacation Spot
that there is a concentrated effort behind Zionism."
for you amid your (limas.
Auxiliary: The following were
In order to promote more active participation in the Zionist Await R93 More
also elected:
• Rooms and !Weals
helping to break down large
is
Systematically
effort. Weisman
NEW YORK — Eight hundred
Under American Plan
Selma Fischel, Jean Friedman.
units into smaller ones, so that more meetings can be arranged to
enable individual members in each group to contribute more ac- and ninety-three European Jew- vice-presidents; Irene Lev i n. • All outside rooms with
ish men, women and children treasurer; Evelyn Ordin and
running hot and cold water
tively. About 100 members in the smaller unit is sufficient, he
Weisman likes to bring younger groups into the Zionist fold to are aboard nine vessels en route Sarah Kaminsky, secretaries, • Relief for Hay Fever
Sufferers
stimulate the older organizations. lie also wants the younger units to new homes in the United Freda Kolb, chaplain; Ethel Was-
To States, Canada, and Latin Amer- see,
Tillie Goldman. • Beautiful view overlooking
be
coeducational
to
promote
a
wider
range
of
actrivities.
to
Lake Michigan
encourage greater participatian. Weisman has combined Zionist and ica under the resettlement pro- guard; Thelma Vova, historian;
gram of the Joint Distribution and Celia Vets, Dina Ordin and
social activities.
Sarah Sussman. trustees.
Vacation
UNLIKE MOST PERSONS who manifest an interest in Zion- Committee.
Formal installation of the new
The JDC-sponsored refugees
ism, Weisman has actually lived in Palestine. Born in Detroit in
at
PINE RIVER
1917, Weisman was taken to Palestine in 1933 by his parents. and left ports in Germany, Italy, officers was held Saturday at
HOTEL
Veterans'
Hall.
The
next
meet-
France
and
China
bound
for
there he attended the Mikveh Israel Hebrew Agricultural College.
'
,
Clutriewoia, 1llirdr.
at
7,
ing
will
be
Monday,
July
During the five years he was there, he was a member of the Hags- 13 countries in Central and
I ions
I ol
South America, Canada and the the home of Irene Levin. 13120 N
or phone 1101
mah and even lived with some of the Arab leaders.
LaSalle boulevard.
"I gut a thrill out of seeing Jews in all types of occupations, United States. JDC assistance
efforts in their behalf included
professions.
For
once
I
saw
them
liv-
and
the
not just businesses
NCI,t1
—::—
Just Remodeled
ing a normal life, building up a country with their own hands the handling of visas, passports
and other legal papers; trans-
which they eventually hope to call their own.
portation to the port of embark-
"It seems strange,' he said, ''but in Palestine it's possible to be ation; arranging passage aboard
Right on the IaLe on North Shore Drive
Jewish
farmer
withuut
feeling
qualms.
In
the
United
States
the vessels; providing luggage
a
* The only retort is town with private beach.
that is almost impossible."
at the American and pocket money for the jour-
* Beautiful, rolling terrace', patio, and sun pooh.
• Weisman, who studied business administration
ney
and
the
advancing
of
travel'
is single and
University at Beirut and the University of Illinois,
• 75"., of rooms hake private bath -colored tiling.
fares.
an Internal Revenue Agent.
* Dining room with unobstructed view of lake.
The
United
Service
for
New
With a humanitarian ideal ahead of him, Weisman has chan-
a Free gall course — all sports.
neled his efforts toward the attainment of that dream. He confide d Americans provided its corporate'
affidavit in behalf of many of
• 6 Piece Orchestra, 3 Floor Shows Weekly.
that at times he is discouraged, but he feels that much has been the refugees en route to the
accomplished.
Special Rates June 25th to 'illy 13th. Any Tom

"To me the entire venture is worthwhile. II doesn't seem too United States.
$50.00 per Person. From August 17 to Labor Day
Funds for the JDC program
much for me to devote anne of my personal time when the people
Ed per Person.
are
provided
through
the
$110,-
in Palestine are giving their lives for what they need and for 1100,000 campaign of the United
PRONE SOUTH RAVEN 451
what they believe is right."
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