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Greet Congress Leader

12th Street Area
Residents to Stay

Friday, January 90, 1948

14 Turn Card Party Into Rally
for Haganah; $560 Collected

Anniversary celebrations, withaiding our fellow Jews in Palcs-
all their joy and merriment can tine," another suggested.
Others at the party were Mr.
still have their moments of seri-
and Mrs. Alex Stern, 3264 Mon-
ousness.
terey, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stern,
Few 'residents of the Twelfth-
Such was the case with the 17566 Santa Barbara, Mr. and
Linwood area have any intention
party honoring the Rubin Kap- Mrs. Jack Brode, 2240 W. Grand
lans' first year of marriage.
of quitting the neighborhood, a
Blvd., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shill-
The Kaplans of 980 Whitmore man, 3266 Richton and Mr. and
survey .made at a meeting of the
road are part of a group that Mrs. Henry Brode, 2723 Cortland.
Midtown Neighborhood Council
meets regularly for an evening of
revealed.
cards or some other amusement.
Over 300 persons attended the
The last get-together, held at
meeting in the Hutchins School.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
-All indicated their readiness to
Tukel of Hazel Park, was also to
bid au revoir to the Kaplans who
participate in area improvement
arc leaving shortly for a month's
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programs, the Jewish Community
vacation in California.
Council, one of the sponsors of
the
Agency underlined the ne-
It turned out to be more than cessity of immediate planning in
the Meeting, reported.
just a party.
view of the fact "that the Jew-
The planning committee of the
The guests got to talking about ish militia will have to be in a
Midtown Council will meet Feb.
the heroic work of the Haganah- position to carry out onerous and
10 to evaluate results of a survey
about the inspiring accomplish- responsible military duties with-
to be made among residents as
Community Council leaders greet Will Maslow of the Ameri-
ments of the Yishuv.
to what they think the main
in a period of four months from
can Jewish Congress. Left to right: Harry Yudkott, chairman
The discussion became so spir- now."
problems of the area are.
of
the
community
relations
committee;
Maslow;
and
Aaron
ited that everyone wanted to do
George Edwards, president of
MEIERSON AT UN
Droock, Council president.
something—materially — to help
the Common Council, was princi-
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The importance of the time 11
the embryonic Jewish State. And
pal speaker at the meeting. lie
factor
in the Unplementation of
each
did.
'urged citizen groups like the Mid-
up
a
Before
10
minutes
were
the
United
Nations partition de-
town Council to press for civic
collection of $560 had been made cision was emphasized by Goldie
improvements.
to help the Haganah in its de-
Thomas F. Quinlan, December
Mcierson, head of the political
fense of the Homeland.
"Citizen of the Month," described
Then the discussion continued, department of the Jerusalem sec-
his project in making residents
"Wouldn't it be a fine thing," tion of the Jewish Agency, at
of the Western Iligh School area
The value of legislation in combating intolerance has been Alec S. Walters of 3380 Monterey a press conference at Lake Suc-
more aware of their community
responsibilities which resulted in proved wherever fair employment practice laws have been asked, "if all affairs of this type cess.
rat control and smoke abatement enacted, Will Maslow, director of the commission on law and turned out as ours did?"
Charging the British with
"Even an afternoon of card- playing into the hands of the
social action of the American
in the section.
means
of
a
playing could serve as
Jewish Congress, declared here.
Arabs, Mrs. Meicrson called for
He spoke to the community
the dispatch of an international
relations committee of the Jew-
force to check threats of inva-
Chajes and Kozenn
ish Community Council headed
sion of Palestine from neighbor-
by Harry Yudkoff. His subject
in Toronto Concert
ing Arab countries.
a
was "Law and Social Action,
The Detroit section of the Na-
At the same time, she asked
Julius
Chajes,
composer-pian-
New Technique in Jewish tional Council of Jewish Women
for the arming of the Jewish
ist,
and
Marguerite
Kozenn,
so-
Life".
is seeking information about the
militia "for the sake of interna-
Senator Condemns
The Congress by "imaginative following persons, for whom it prano, will present a concert Sat- tional security." She emphasiz-
urday
evening
in
Toronto.
U.S. Arms Embargo use of the law" has been suc- has urgent messages from rela- The Bloch Publishing Co. has ed that a Jewish provisional
cessful in establishing principles tives overseas.
of government can come into ex-
Further information may be announced the publication
WASHINGTON (WNS)—Amer- through the courts that consti-
"Out istence at any time from now
"Hymn
of
Freedom"
and
lean citizens fighting in Palestine tute important defenses of mi- obtained at the organization's
on.
of the Desert" by Chajes.
are in jeopardy of losing their nority rights, he said. Declar- office, 8904 Woodward avenue,
citizenship, it was disclosed here ing that "an attack on one as- TR. 1-3701.
55592253-,56;92222527255A
0,7234.77;l9,
Moises and Isaac Ullanort and moth
following an announcement by pect of prejudice is an attack
er, Gold, 75, and sister . Katie, emi-
the State Department that it was upon all", Maslow added that grated In 1918 and Leah Max, sought
removing Americans from Pales- a defense program should serve by Klavdia 1111: %oft, daughter of Jacob,
to protect not only the rights of Dnepropetrov ski.
tine.
Sand or Dub born In Chodorow role
The State Department, accord- of the Jewish minority but those Dabrako Poland, sought by niece, Ra-
chel
Dub.
ing to informed sources, is plan- of any minority when they are
Rosetta Bolas sought by Frieda Jew-
ning to issue a statement warn- threatened.
el Di m titian, daughter of Markus, from
Maslow recommended t h e Lemberg, Poland.
ning all participants with Ameri-
Sonia Brodsky, daughter of liovshe
can citizenship that they would enactment of a fair employment Rafaloleh, sought by Ilasia Rafaloich
daughter
of Abram.
and
educational
practices
law
not be entitled to American pro-
heats Eiman Prolich, born In Bielsko,
for Michigan.
tection.
Poland, daughter of Ilersch Eitnan,
Such a law, he added, should nought by Mao Ei man of Bielsko . Po-
Jewish circles here believe the
born 1920.
By Reading
move was directly aimed against provide for conciliation to at- land
Della Darkfl 45, born In Shwartsapel,
American students in Palestine tempt to persuade guilty in- and son, Michel, of Corochov, Volynok,
H Column
sought by Naftali Pornerants, eon of
who• are alleged to have joined dustrial and educational insti- hit e and Carne,
YOU'LL BE DAYS
60 born at A damoa
tutions to end violations. If
Adolf Lang
Haganah.
d, emigrated In
son of Davi
A move to end the Palestine this failed, Maslow said, a Transyl,
1922. sought by David Gunderger.
AND WEEKS AHEAD
Feltz Dajbua 0 ik istein, doubter of
arms embargo was made by Sen- state board should hold hear-
e migrated 1925,
Synth] and Chawe,
ings
and
issue
cease
and
de-
ator Magnuson in a letter to Sec-
sought by Smut Bajbus, Bon of Byrna
retary of State Marshall in which sist orders enforceable by court Chaskiel.
Fatvel Sheri and Israel Abarbanel,
the Washington Democrat stressed injunction as is the case in New born
In Chernigoff . UUSSR, sought by
that the embargo leaves "poten- York.
Leon Zurnousky.
Unigu• In tha an-
Gotta Itachela, sought by relatives,
tial victims unarmed and helpless
nals of journalism
Abraham Itotstein born In Kosow-Telski,
is the column of
against any carefully prepared
Poland, nought by Sillomo Nowenstern
Vichy
Anti-Semite
of Palestine.
W a I t•r Winchell,
and fully armed attack." He
Dora Grynbaum born In Czestochowa,
celebrated reporter
said that there was grave peril Gets 10 Year Term
Poland, sought by M. Denman.
with an outstanding
Lebo/ 851,150, brother-in-law end-
that hundreds of Jews in Pales-
. and
grated
from
Derdichey
skill in digging be-
PARIS (JTA) — The liberal Meier Phwidko, brother.ln-law, sought
tine would be killed "as a direct
neath the surface of
consequence of a United Nations newspapers have attacked as too by Mailaku Selikovitz.
events to find the
Isaak (Itzel) and Chaim Irishman.
decision which our government mild the 10-year prison term born In Pinsk, sons of Abe and Ester
"inside" sews.
nee Feldman, sought by Chain& Abram-
approved."
imposed on Xavier Vallat, first mak!, born in KologIewica daughter of
and Jude.
French Commissar for Jewish Ilenie
Itywkeit Kupferschmit Katz, sister,
DP SMUGGLING PROBED
being sought by Slate Kupfersclimit.
Affairs
during
the
Vichy
regime.
(JTA)
—
Scotland
LONDON
Isaak Rochlin born 1885, emigrated
sought by
Yard is investigating the alleged
The sentence also stripped 1913 from Hornet, Russia, Judke.
Mlohell Rochlin, son of
smuggling of DP's and other Vallat of all civil rights. His
Berl Siteperd (Kalakowsk I) sought by
A rjeh -Leib Darmak born In liowno-
aliens into Canada and Pales-
You can confidently look to Walter Winchell to
successor as commissar, Louis Poland.
tine.
reveal what's going to happen days ahead, yes, and
Darquicr de Pellepoix, whose
whereabouts are unknown, was
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315 SAIL FOR CANADA
VIENNA (JTA)—Three hun- sentenced to death in absentia
dred and fifteen DP's from The trial was marked by several
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