Friday, December 5, 1947

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Page Twenty

Music for Europe Aim of SOS

Ilehrew Is Linked
to Statehood Goal

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Zionists Emphasis.
the Need for Support

NEW YORK — Realizing that
the Hebrew language will as-
sume greater importance than
ever before because of UN ac-
tion on the creation of a Jew-
ish state in Palestine, the Zion-
ist organization has issued a call
for the support of Ilebrew in
America.

The ZOA national office asked
New York districts to help make
the annual banquet of the His-
tadruth Ivrith of America a re-
sounding success. Dr. Emanuel
Neumann, president of the ZOA,
will be the main speaker at the
banquet, to be held Dec. 7 at
the Hotel Astor.

The memorandum said, in
part: "Every enlightened Zion-
ist knows that Zionism and He-
brew must go hand in hand if
we are to emerge a people with
all the attributes of nationhood."

Jorge Garcia Granados, Gua-
temalan member of UNSCOP,
has paid. special tribute to the
revival of the Hebrew language
among the Jews in Palestine.

Granados emphasized that one
of the most remarkable things
he saw in Palestine was the fact
that "all Jews speak Hebrew. In
Palestine there are no Sephard-
im or Ashkenasim. Because all
speak Hebrew, they are all true
Jews and Palestinians."

"Itadoar," the only Hebrew
weekly in the world outside of
Palestine, commented editorially
on the statement by the Guate-
malan diplomat, saying, "Senor
Granados, as a member of the
United Nations Special Commit-
tee on Palestine, has realized
what a good many Jews seem to
have forgotten, that Hebrew is
part and parcel of Zionism, of
the rebirth of the Jewish state."

Women Choose
Committee for
'48 Allied Drive

Mrs. John C. Rupp, chairman
of the committee on campaign
structure of the women's divi-
sion, Jewish Welfare Fedeation,
and Mrs. Sidney L. Allen, co-
chairman, have announced the
names of the members of this
committee, whose responsibility
it will be to plan the conduct
and structure of the division's
Allied Jewish Campaign for
1948.

Beth El Town Ball
Sifts Russia's Actions

"Russia Versus U. S. A.," was
the subject of a Town Hall
meeting Tuesday sponsored by
the Men's Club of Temple Beth
El.
Participating in the panel
were Hal Lehrman, foreign cor-
respondent; Dr. William J. Bos-
senbrook, head of the history
department at Wayne Univer-
sity; and Dr. Carl 0. Smith, as-
sociate professor of Wayne's
government department.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer was
moderator.

They are Mesdames Samuel
S. Aaron, Herman August, Har-
ry Becker, Jack Berger, Hyman
C. Broder, Perry P. Burnstine, Molly Segal Auxiliary
Samuel B. Danto, Joseph H. Awaits Annual Banquet
Ehrlich, Stanley Fleischaker,
Seymour J: Frank, Louis Gla- ' The 16th annual banquet of
the Molly Segal Auxiliary of
sier.
Also Mesdames Harry Glick, the Jewish Consumptive Relief
Samuel R. Glogower, Saul Society of Denver will be held
Gueckman, Arthur I.- Gould, at 7 p.m., Sunday, at Riviera
William B. Isenberg, Benjamin Hall.
Phil Silverman, left, manager of the record division of Bruno-
For reservations call Mrs.
E. Jaffe, Hurry L. Jones, Sid-
New York, distributors of RCA-Victor products, presents
ney M. Kalt, Julian H. Krolik, Max Ducker, TO. 5-1373.
record albums to Anna Loewy, former DP, as he launches
Maurice A. Landau.
nation-wide drive for 1,000,000 records for needy Jews of
Also Mesdames Philip R. Mar
In the life and death strug-
Europe. Religious, classical, semi-classical and popular rec-
cuse, Robert J. Newman, Emil gle of Europe's Jews, food is
ords are being collected as part of the special 1947 fall cam-
Rothman,
Nate
S.
Shapero,
Na-
of major importance. The Joint
paign of the SOS.
than B. Schermer, Leonard H. Distribution Committee supplies
Nearly 7,000 youths are pre- Weiner, Henry Winoman, Ju- all or supplementary food to a
paring for life in Palestine in lian Zemon and Oscar Zemon. total of some 550 000 Jews in
79 hachsharoth assisted by the
nearly all European lands and
Joint Distribution Committee in
Chronicle Social and Club in other d is tress e d areas
Italy alone.
News deadline is noon Monday. throughout the world.
Playing host to their friends,
classmates and visitors, seniors
of Central High School, under
the direction of Manuel Simon,
will present a three-act comedy
entitled "Nothing But The
Truth," Dec. 11 and 12 in their
school auditorium. Tickets will
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be sold at the door.
Members of the cast are Ken-
neth Adler, Stuart Kaltman,
Bob Kane, Esther Levine, Rhona
Rott, Evelyn Roe, Walter Ru-
biner, Fanny Schwartz, Gloria
Smith, Barbara Vander and
Jerry Winkler.

Central Seniors
to Present Play

With the help of the Joint
Distribution Committee, nearly
40,000 Jewish children and
young adults attend schools or
universities in Europe.

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