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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Ten

AJC Women
List Chairmen
of Solicitation

Chairmen and secretaries of
general solicitation in the Wo-
men's Division of the 1948 Allied
Jewish Campaign have been an-
nounced by Mrs. Jack Behrmann,
chairman, and Mrs. Selden Kob-
lin, co-chairman.
Mrs. Theodore Bargman and
Mrs. Joseph Geschelin have
charge of the W-1 and are as-
sisted by Mrs. Nathan Kaplan
and Mrs. Maurice Weiner as sec-
retaries.
DIRECT W 2 GROUP
Mrs. Saul Glueckman directs
W-2 with Mrs. Saul Schmidt as
her secretary. Mrs. Sidney Kar-
bel is chairman and Mrs. Joseph
Goldsmith is the secretary of
W-3. Division W 4 is headed by
Mrs. J. J. Marks, assisted by
Mrs. Ben Osher as secretary.
Leading the workers in W-5
is Mrs. Milton A. Winston, aided
by her secretary, Mrs. Ben Gel-
man. The head of the W-6 di-
vision is Mrs. Victor Klein; Mrs.
Harold Shapero, secretary. Mrs.
Norman Rom, chairman, has

Mrs. David H. Diamond as her
secretary in W-7.
Mrs. Siegmund Kulka will be
helped in her work as chairman
of W-8 by Mrs. Max Beal, secre-
tary.

To Preside

YOUR
BEST BET

MRS. DANN CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Moe S. Dann is chair-
man of W-9, assisted by Mrs.
Irving Miller, her secretary.
Serving as chairman of W-10 is
Mrs. Arthur Gould; Mrs. Maurice
Perlman, secretary. Mrs. Richard
Cott has volunteered to serve
as secretary to Mrs. Charles
Robinson, chairman of W-11.
In her capacity as chairman
of W-12, Mrs. Benjamin Coggan
has as her secretary Mrs. Jack
Lewis.

The gay Jerome Kern musica ,
"Music In the Air," will be pre-
sented by Detroit Civic Light
Opera for one week, at the Ma-
sonic Temple, starting Monday,
February 23.
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Ruby Perkers and Sam Kap-
nelman who operate the Boston-
Linwood Service in the big white
modern service station on the
northwest corner of Boston and
Linwood are popular *Rh the
kiddies in the neighborhood
through the distribution of bub-
ble gum. They have also won
friends with the motorists by
their personal service and charge
accounts.
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Given Motors, Inc., are open-
ing an up-to-date salesroom,
service station and parts depart-
ment for Mercury automobiles
in the modern, spacious building
on the northwest corner of
Twelfth and Philadelphia.

MRS. COWAN IS HEAD
Working together on the W-13
division are Mrs. Martin M.
Cowan, chairman, and Mrs. Wil-
liam A. Stirn, secretary. The
chairman of W-I4 is Mrs. Ben
Shwayder and her secretary is
Mrs. Jerome Morton. As head
of W-14a, Mrs. Ellis Fisher has as
her secretary Mrs. H. E. Rafel-
son.
Education Group
Mrs. Charles Rubiner and Mrs.
G. Lionel Willens will serve as
Schedules . Speaker
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additional secretaries while the
brilliant
Lipkin,
Seymour
relief secretaries are Mrs. Oscar
"Displaced Persons" will be
Grey and Mrs. Sidney G. Sher- the subject discussed at an open young Detroit pianist, will play
man.
meeting of the education divi- his first recital here in several
sion of Detroit Section, National years when he appears at the
Council of Jewish Women, at 1:30 Institute of Arts, Wednesday eve-
p.m., Monday, at the Jewish ning, March 3 under the man-
agement of Irving Teicher.
Center.
The speaker will be Miss Flor-
ence Cassidy, secretary of the
Michigan Committee on Dis-
LONDON (WNS)—The adage dropped when Palestine's at- placed Persons, a statewide body.
about rewarding the good and torney genral secured a stay Miss Cassidy will precede her
Detroit Jews were asked not
talk with a showing of the film,
punishing the wicked has taken of proceedings.
to drop coins in canisters plac-
"Passport
to
Nowhere."
There
In Palestine, in connection
on a reverse meaning with the
ed by the AMerican League for
British Labor government, as- with the • disbanding of the will be a discussion period and a Free Palestine in Jewish area
tounded Britons learned when Transjordan Frontier Force, exhibition of pertinent pamph- stores, in a statement to the
they read that King George had High Commissioner Sir Alan lets.
Mrs. Maxwell Katzen, chair- community by the Labor Zion-
decorated the notorious Capt. Cunningham lauded the unit as
man of the international rela- ist Organization of Detroit.
Roy R. Farran and that the having earned "for itself a po-
Letters have been sent to
tions committee, will preside and
Colonial Office was bursting with sition of the• highest honor in
present Miss Cassidy. Council storekeepers charging that the
praise for the efforts of the the armed forces of the Crown."
members and friends are urged canisters collect money to help
Palestine Transjordan Frontier 'LOYAL ASSISTANCE'
arm dissidents in Palestine.
to attend.
Force during the war.
Branch 5 of the LZO is in
His praise was bolstered by a
Farran, who was decorated at message from the British Co-
TEEN AGE CLUB „STARTED charge of the campaign against
a special ceremony at Bucking- lonial Office expressing "appre-
A new club for teen-age girls the League activity.
ham Palace, gained the dubious
ciation for the loyal assistance" has been formed at the Jewish
distinction of being the most
Chronicle Social and Club
which, it claimed, the force gave Center. It is named the Chero-
hated man in Palestine, where
News deadline is noon Monday.
to the mandatory government kees.
he served with the police.
since 1926 and to the Allied
ACCUSED AS FASCIST
cause in the World War II.
He was, variously accused of
The praise was heaped on the
being the alleged leader of the
anti-Semitic elements in the force, consisting of 2,800 Arabs
British forces, of fomenting and about 80 British officers of
Arab disturbances and of pro- all ranks, despite the fact that
units of the force openly mu-
moting fascist interests.
His career in Palestine ended tineed against the British when
when he was accused of mur- Rashid el Gailini, Iraq premi-
dering a Jewish boy, the 16- er, attempted a pro-Nazi coup
year-old Alexander Rubovitz. in 1941.
When the revolt was squelch-
When the verdict was an-
nounced, resentment ran high ed, after an uprising during
VEGETARIAN • DELICIOUS
in the Yishuv. Later the mur- which more than 500 Jews were
dered boy's parents secured a killed, Gailini fled to Germany,
warrant in Jerusalem for Far- became a bosom pal to Hitler
ran's arrest on charges of hav- and immediately entered into a
ing kidnaped the boy. Farran, plot with the Nazi-sheltered
at that time, was in England. Mufti to deliver the Arab coun-
Yam), urn*, flanks, candle sticks, figurines. statnary,
No further action was taken tries to the enemies of Britain
•
and other keepsakes concerted Into artistic table
and the matter was officially and the Allied cause.
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T'feffer to Address
Congress Groups

LEO PFEFFER

Religious Edncation
in Schools Is Topic

Leo Pfeffer, assistant director
of the Commission on Law and
Social Action, of the American
Jewish Congress, will address a
combined open meeting of all
local Congress groups at 8:30
o.m., Monday, at the Lee Plaza
Hotel. •
"The Fight vs. Religious Edu-
cation in the Public Schools"
will be the subject of his ad-
dress. An open forum will fol-
low.
The meeting is sponsored by
the local council of the Congress,
of which Al Silber is chairman.
There is no admission charge.
PfelTer is noted for the brief
which he filed in the famous Mc-
Collum case. The St. Louis Post-
Dispatch hailed this brief as "a
memorable document in the his-
t icy of the fight for religious
freedom in the United States."

Mrs. Ghteckmart
Again Is Hailed
by Drive Women

Because of her diligence and
perseverance, Mrs. Saul Glueck-
man has been chosen for the
third successive year to hold a
position of leadership in the
Women's Division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign. A veteran of
many Community Chest and Al-
lied Jewish Campaigns, she will
serve as division chairman of
Area 2 in general solicitation.
Her ability to temper pressured
work with quiet gayety accounts
for Mrs. Glueckman's universal
popularity among her campaign
associates. She takes seriously
the causes embodied in the drive,
but she never loses her sense of
humor.
Mrs. Glueckman participates
in other Jewish communal af-
fairs, including Hadassah and the
Council of Jewish Women. She
is a member of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and Temple Is-
rael.
Mts. Glueckman is a graduate
,f the University of Michigan.
:he'lie the mother of two chil-
lrer4 Alan Jay and Joan.

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Most Hated Briton in Eretz
Given High Honors by King

League Canisters
Assailed by LZO

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