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PLACE: Dexter and Calvert.

QUESTION: Should the Yialluv
go to war to establish a.JeW-
ish State if the UN abandons
its partition plan?

HERMAN KATZ, 9G36 Martin-
dale avenue north, Detroit Col-
lege of Pharmacy student.
If the UN abandons the par-
tition plan, the Yishuv will have
to go to war or else there will
be no 'Jewish
Homeland. The
Jews were
promised a
State by the
UN and they
should make
the UN stick
to its word.
I think the
Haganah could
drive the Arabs
out of Pales-
tine and take over the country.
Most of the Arabs fighting now
are not from Palestine but from
neighboring Arab states.
If the Jews did get posses-
sion of the country, I don't think
anyone would try to take it
away from them. •

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Le ► derma ► Family,
Camping Seem
to Be Inseparable

Histadrut Rally Spurs State;
from Flays U. S. Betrayal

Aids Auxiliary

You will have to look far and

Photos by JACK BIGELMAN

TIME: Thursday afternoon.

Page Five

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, March 26, 194•

wide to find a family as devoted
to camping as the Peter H.
Leidermans of Chicago.
Now that summer is almost
here, the Leidermans are busy
getting ready for the 13th sea-
son of their Long Win Camps
at White pigeon, Mich.
Mr. Leiderman, who is super-
visor of recreational activities
for Chicago's playgrounds, and
his wife, Sally, who has long
been affiliated with the Camp-
fire Girls, are the camp directors.
Their two children, Mrs. Lois
Davitz and Herbert, assist them,
the former as program director
for girls and Herbert as assistant
camp director.
Mrs. Davitz's husband, Joel,
is program director for boys. A
newcomer to the staff this year
will be Herbert's wife, Gloria,
whom he married last fall.
Mrs. Leiderman will be in De-
troit March 26-29 at the Hotel
Statler to meet parents. The
Detroit representative is Mrs.
Sol Rosenman, TO. 8-2835.

M. J. ELKIN, 2256 Philadelphia
avenue, broker.
I think the Yishuv is not
sufficient in numbers and . equip-
ment to wage warfare against
the Arabs without - outside as-
sistance.
Therefore, I
believe it
would be ^fool-
hardy for the
Yishuv to go
to war because
this would re-
sult in exces-
sive loss of life
without at-
taining the
ends sought.
I am not say-
ing that the Yishuv should ac-
cept a UN reversal on partition.
Rather it should try to attain
its goal by other methods.

ELEANOR VERONA, 9254 Quin-
cy avenue, Central High Stu-
dent.
After all these years of fight-
ing and suffering, the Jews
shouldn't accept any reversal by
the UN.
If the UN
drops its pledge
and the Jews
accept the re-
versal, there
will never be
a Jewish State.
Then the Jews
will be worse
off than before.
The Yishuv
should go to
war and tell
the world that they are deter-
minied to get a Homeland. The
Jews would be justified in fight-
ing for something that has been
promised them. They can't give
up now.

UHS Auxiliary
to Mark Purim

Pupils to Be Guests
at Party on Tuesday

Purim will be celebrated
the Women's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools with a
party at 1 p.m.; Tuesday, in the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Pupils will participate in a
progi am of songs, playlets, piano
selections and recitations, Mrs.
Louis Gelfand, president, said.
The affair will open with a
dessert luncheon.
At a meeting last week, it
was decided to form parent-
teachers associations in all
branches of the UHS.
The planning committee con-
sists of Mesdames Max Gold-
smith, Don Aidem, George L.
Barron, Louis Kirsch, Abraham
S. Rogoff, Paul Carpenter, Oscar
Gorelick, Ben Mossman, B. Nove,
Avery Cohen.
Also, Mesdames Henry Fein-
berg, Abe Katzman, Morris No-
sanchuk, Lewis Hyams, Gerald
Berns, Dorothy Goldberg, Asher
Buchhalter and Ben Sabin.

HARRY SABAROFF, 2610 Webb
avenue, salesman.
I believe the Yishuv should
accept a new UN 4plan and then
wait to see how it will work
out. If it works against them,
the Jews should go to war.
Perhaps a bi-
national state
would be bet-
ter for the
Jews. If it
isn't the Jews
will gain time
to arm.
I believe the
Jews should
have a country
of their own,
but as things
are turning out, it looks doubt-
ful that this is going to come
about. So it would be better for
the Jews to test a -new plan be-
fore going to war.

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Fram to Address
Maimonides Unit

MRS. S. S. FARBMAN

Monthly Meeting
. Slated for Saturday

Rabbi Leon Fram will be
guest speaker at the monthly
meeting of the Women's Auxil-
iary, Maimonides Medical So-
ciety, Saturday at Huyler's.
Lunch will be served at 12:30
p.n, Mrs. David Kliger, pro-
gram chairman, said.
Hostesses will be Mesdames
Ervin B. Moss and S. P. Miral,
chairmen, and Max Blaine, S. S.
Farbman, Meryl Fenton, Louis
E. ICarnin, S. Leland, Sydney
Levine, Marvin B, Levy, Ezra
Lipkin.
Also, Mesdames Ben Marks,
Peter Martin, H. S. Miller, R. J.
Mendelsohn, Max Mosen, Na-
thaniel Sandler, Adolph Spiro,
Emil Simon, Max Steiner and
A. Taylor.
Mrs. Farbman and Mrs. Irvin
Weisenthal are ticket chairmen
of the annual luncheon and
fashion show, May 25 at Masonic
Temple.

Three thousand Detroit Jews out that the enemies of the Jew-
at the closing Histadrut rally ish State would he the only
Sunday at Cass High reaffirmed gainers thereby.
Workers and friends of His-
their solidarity with the Yishuv
in its determination to proclaim tadrut, although they have raised
a Jewish State regardless of the record sum of $250,000 in
their 1948 drive, pledged to
UN action.
In formal resolutions, present- continue their efforts through
ed by Morris L. Schaver, they political action and financial aid
voiced their indignation at the to the new State.
Sam Rabinowitz, executive di-
United States reversal on par-
tition in wires --to President rector of Detroit Histadrut,
Cantor
Truman and Secretary of State greeted the audience.
Marshall. Hundreds of individ- Leib Glantz and the Halevy
ual wires of protest' were also Singing Society participated in
the program,
sent.
CRUM RAPS POLICY
In a strong attack on Ameri-
can policy, Bartley C. Crum, o f Denver League to Hear
the Anglo-American Inquiry Mrs. Morris Adler
Commission on Palestine, de-
Mrs. Morris Adler will be
clared that "no force on earth guest speaker at a meeting of
can prevent the completion of the Detroit League, National
the Jewish national homeland. Home for Jewish Children at
I hope that the result of this Denver, Wednesday, in the home
infamous act is to intensify the of Mrs. Harold Kaplan, 18672
work of the Jewish defenders Birchcrest avenue.
"I do not think that we made
A dessert luncheon at 1 p.m.
friends with the Arabs by sell- will precede the session, Mrs.
ing the Jews out".
Samuel Schwartz, president,
DESPAIR BARRED
said.
Morris Lieberman, chairman
of the campaign executive, pre-
Chronicle Social and Club
sided. He cautioned against News deadline is noon Monday.
despair and pessimism, pointing noon.

Games Night Awaited .
by Sharona Group

Your Health
Comes First

The public is invited to the
games night . of the Sharona
Group, Pioneer Women's Or-
ganization, at 8:30, Saturday, in
the Labor Zionist Instikute, Lin-
wood and Pasadena avenues. •
Door prizes, a raffle and re-
freshments are planned. Pro-
ceeds will go to the Child
Rescue Fund.

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Fineberg, who was chosen "Queen Esther" of the Purim dance
held at the Jewisih Center.

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