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The Voice of the Histadrut Drive
Man in the Stmet Passes $200,000

Photos by • JACK BIGELMAN

TIME: Thursday afternoon.

PLACE: Dexter at Richton.

QUESTION: Do you think Presi-
dent Truman and Secretary
Marshall should be firmer with
Britain because of her obvious
policy of sabotage toward the
Jewfsh State?

MRS. WILLIAM J. PHILLIPS,
3279 Monterey avenue, house-
wife.

Yes, I do. However, it•is un-
likely that the United States will
put pressure on Britain since the
t w o countries
have always
been close
friends.
Still, I think
that Truman
a n d Marshall
should tell the
British that
they strongly
oppose her ac-
tions in Pales-
tine. Britain
might change her ways if she
knew she were arousing the re-
sentment of the American peo-
ple.
This is about the only course
the United States could take. We
couldn't threaten Britain.

MARC NOBEL, 9600 Appoline
avenue, Detroit Time employe.

Since it is so obvious that
Britain is trying to wreck the
Jewish State, the United States
should do
some thing to
make the Brit-
ish change
their ways.
T h e United
states should
threaten to cut
o f f financial
rid to Britain
if she doesn't
stop her ma-
licious actions
on Palestine.
I don't know what else Tru-
man and Marshall could do but
they should do something. The
fate of the UN depends on the
success of the Jewish State.

MRS. GERALD SIIAPIRO, 2605
Sturtevant avenue, , housewife.
Yes, I do. The United States
supported the partition plan in
the UN and, therefore, should
see that it is
carried out.
If Britain
keeps up her
policy in Pal-
estine, she can
destroy the
Jewish State.
The UN may
fail as a result.
Truman and
Marshall must
get firmer with
Britain. They should threaten to
withhold financial and other aid.
This may be effective.

MRS. GERALD SPECTOR, 2997
Fullerton avenue, housewife.

Jertday, March 5, 1948

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Speaker

WOMEN'S
CLUBS

Bartley Crum Due
at Closing Assembly

The Histadrut campaign has
passed the $200,000 mark, Morris
Lieberman, executive board
chairman, announced as prepa-
rations went on for the closing
demonstration. March 21.
Bartley Crum, distinguished
Zionist and member of the
Anglo-American Inquiry Com-
mission on Palestine, will be the
principal speaker at the event.
The assembly will take the
form of a protest at the new
delays in fulfilling partition plan
pledges and a mobilization of De-
troit Jews for renewed support
of the battles of the Wshuv.
Distribution 6f tickets will
start at the workers' rally March
11.
Organizations are urged by
Michael Taich, director, to sched-
ule their Histadrut evenings
within the next 10 days and to
complete their solicitations.
Groups announcing outstand-
ing contributions include the He-
brew Benevolent Society, Mogo-
lover Progressive Verein, Rado-
mer Aid and Radomer 'Friendly
Society, Brisker, Kiev Progres-
sive.
Turover Ladies, Eishishker
Aid, David Horodoker, Good Fel-
lowship Auxiliary, Bessarabian
Society, Chernigov Loyever and
Turover Aid.

Raimi Elected
to Head the
Philomathians

Seymour I. Raimi has been
elected speaker of the Philo-
mathic Debating Club, succeeding
Jack Driker.
Others chosen were Joseph H.
Guttentag, clerk; Karl J. Lewis,
assistant clerk; and David Brown,
sergeant-at-arms.
Establishment of a scholarship
fund was approved last Saturday
night by approximately 100
alumni and members who attend-
ed the club's 50th anniversary
banquet in the Hotel Book Cad-
illac.
It was agreed that the alumni
would create a fund from which
university scholarships would be
awarded deserving Philomathic
members on an annual basis.
The alumni also voted to re-
activate the Philomathic alumni
association.
The first-prize gold medal in
Philomathic's 33rd annual ora-
torical contest was awarded to
Jack Alspector after the contest
finals were staged at the banquet.
Elliot Beitner, the runner-up,
was given a silver medal.
An engraved gavel also was
presented to Alspector for his
service as speaker last spring.
Presentation was made by Morton
Zieve, formet speaker and chair-
man of Philomathic's anniversary
committee.

Mrs. Jerome Kantor of Atkin
son avenue will be hostess to a
board meeting of the Home Re-
lief Society, Thursday. A dessert
luncheon at 12:30 p.m. will pre-
cede the session. Mrs. Barney
Newman, board chairman, will
preside. Oscard Cohen, execu-
tive director of the Jewish Com-
munity Council, will address a
meeting of the group, March 22
in the home of Mrs. Joseph Rot-
tenberg, 2454 Calvert avenue.

RABBI LEON FRAM
• • •

Christians Guests
of Temple Israel

JWV Auxiliary
to Mark 10th Year

Mickey Woolf Slated
The annual donor banquet of
the Detroit Ladies Lechem
for Party Wedaysday
Aneeim will be held at 6 p.m.,
Sunday, March 14, in Bnai Da-
The Detroit Ladies Auxiliary,
Leaders of three religious vid. Friends are invited.
Jewish Wan Veterans, is so de-
groups will be guests of the
termined to make its I:1th an-
Temple Israel Sisterhood at an
The annual games party of the niversary party a succ,ss
that
interfaith meeting, Monday in University Area Women's Club
it has built up an arran! , ments
the Art Institute.
will be held March 21 in the committee entirely of
psi presi-
Joining in a discussion on "To Jewish Community Center. Mrs.
dents.
Secure These Rights" will be the Norman German and Mrs. Karl
From this group, Bose M.
Rev. Walton E. Cole of the First D. German are chairmen.
Cowan and Elizabeth W. Sha-
Congregational Church, Charles
pero were named chain:1:9i and
R. A. Smith, assistant U. S. dis-
The third educational program
trict attorney and past president of the Woman's Auxiliary, Unit- Lillian E. Fink, ticket chair-
of the Catholic Interracial Coun- ed Hebrew Schools, will be held man. The others are n!y Gins-
cil, and Rabbi Leon Fram of March 24 in the Rose Sittig Co- berg, Birdie Rosenber;f. Esther
Temple Israel.
hen Bldg. The program will in- Tenzer and Hattie Colon
Mickey Woolf and his orches-
Moderator will be the ' Rev. clude Purim playlets, songs and
Joseph Q. Mayne of the Detroit stories. Mrs. Ilerbert Moss is tra will play for the affair to
Round Table of Christians and chairman and Mrs. Louis Gel- he held at 6:30 p.m., Wednes-
day, in Bel-Aire.
Jews.
fand is president.
Reservations may be obtained
A dessert luncheon will be
served at 12:30 p.m., with mem-
Plans for a charity luncheon, by calling TO. 8-3159. Belle
bers of the two churches as to be held March 16 at Turover Berkowitz is president.
guests. The meeting will fol- Temple, will be discussed at a
low.
board meeting of the Jewish
Mrs. Dan Krouse is program Women's European Welfare Or-
chairman and Mrs. Samuel ganization at 12:30 p.m., Wednes-
Blacher, sisterhood president.
day, in the home of Mrs. Morris
Sherman, 2939 Calvert avenue.
Decorations are going up in the
100 Youths Pledge Life
The public is invited to a Dexter-Lawrence Hall for the an-
of Service to Jewry
clothing drive and social meet- nual dinner-dance of the Hebrew
NEW YORK—More than 100 ing of the Detroit Women's Serv- Ladies Aid Society.
Jewish boys and girls from the ice Club at 8:30 p.m. Monday, in
Members are busily getting the
east coast and Canada pledged the Jewish Cultural Center, 2705 place in order for the affair to be
to continue courses of study Joy road. For information call held Sunday, Mrs. Frances Sha-
which will prepare them for Mrs. Dolly Budman, UN. 2-3011. piro, chairman, said.
lives of service to the Jewish
Assisting her are M..‘sdaroes
community, at the two-day east-
A membership social will be Rose Berkowitz, Esther Engel
ern regional conference of the given by the Pythian Sisters of and Grace Reigler.
leadership training fellowship of Greater Temple No. 152 at 8:30
For reservations call Mrs. Ma-
the Jew4 Theological Seminary Wednesday, at 10350 Dexter
rie
Lechner, TO. 6-1269. Mrs.
of America.
boulevard.
Helen Rosenthal is president.

Interfaith Meeting
Slated by Sisterhood

Hebrew Ladies'
Dinner Sunday

1,000 Volunteers to Launch
Campaign of Junior Division

Launching the 1948 Allied Jew-
ish Campaign of the Junior Di-
vision, more than 1,000 young
Jewish adults are expected to at-
tend the division's' workers rally,
March 14 at the Jewish Center.
Max Lerner, editorial director
of the newspaper PM, will be
guest speaker.
At a pre-campaign meeting last
week, Lawrence A. Fleischman,
Chronicle Social and Club
chairman of special gifts, an-
News deadline is noon Monday. nounced
the division chairmen
for his group.
CHAIRMEN LISTED
Serving with Fleischman will
be: Group A, Morton Lieberman,
chairman, Shirley Simons, solici-
tations and Julian Sandler, reso-
licitations.
Group B, Celia Winokur, chair-
man, Ruth Cantor, solicitations,
,and Julian Scott, resolicitations.
Group C, Arlene Davidson,

Yes, I think Truman and Mar-
shall should be firmer with
Britain. This would have to be
done through
diplomatic cir-
cles and by
mctns of dis-
cussions a n d
me ssages of
protest.
However, I'm
inclined to
think that the
United States
will do noth-,
ing in this mat-
ter. The ties between Britain
and our country are too strong.
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will be Rabbi Paul Rosenfeld,
executive director of Young Is-
rael of Cincinnati. All women
interested in Young Israel's pro-
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chairman, William Stone, co-
chairman, Sarray Finkelstein, so-
licitations, Helen Karabenick, re-
solicitations, and Sylvia Collins,
secretary.

LIBERAL JOURNALIST

One of America's foremost lib-
eral newspapermen, Lerner began
his career as the editor of The
Nation.
He holds a degree in law and
a Ph.D. in economics and politi-
cal science from Yale University
and has served on the faculties of
Sarah Lawrence College, Harvard
University and Williams College.
Campaign chairmen of the Di-
vision are Leonard Baruch and
Barbara A. Greenberg. Those in-
terested in working in this year's
drive are asked to call Helen Al-
pert, executive secretary, WO.
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