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DETROIT

WOMEN'S
CLUBS

chairmanship of Mrs. Karl D.
German and Mrs. Norman Ger-
man. Dancing, games, door and
table prizes and refreshments
will be other highlights. For
tickets call UN. 1-4705.

A Purim party will be he)
by the Detroit Women's Service
Club at 8:30 p.m., Monday., in
the Jewish Cultural Center.
Prospective members are in-
vited. For information call Mrs.
Dolly Budman, UN. 2-3011.

The Pythian Sisters of the
Greater Detroit Temple No. 15?
will celebrate their 21st anni-
versary with h dinner and eve-
ning' of entertainment, April 14
at Turover Temple. Mrs. Orril
Blair, grand chief of Michigan,
will be a guest.

JEWISH

CHRONICLE

National President

MARY

GO,ROUND
Don

BY MARY A. COOPER

T HE FOUR-TEMPLES: DANCE

A membership tea is planned
by the newly-formed Avodah
Chapter of the Pioneer Women's
Organization for 9 p.m.„ Monday,
MRS. LOUIS ROSETT
in the home of Mrs. Ben Mayer,
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18717 Woodingham drive. Mrs.
S. Goldoftas, who recently re-
turned from Palestine, will speak
on conditions in Eretz Israel.
The spring program of the The public is invited.
North Woodward Branch, Jew-
ish European Welfare Organiza-
tion, will be discussed at a meet-
To Speak at Annual
ing at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
the home of Mrs. Sadie Bien-
Sisterhood Sabbath
field, 1457 Blaine avenue. Mrs.
Dr.
B.
Benedict
Glazer
has
Joseph Zuckerman, TO. 8-8499,
Mrs. Louis A. Rosett of New
is taking reservations for the been appointed to the executive Rochelle, N.Y., president of the
Palestine orphans' shower to be committee of Crusade for Chil- National Federation of Temple
dren, it was announced by Jack
held in May.
Sisterhoods, will deliver the ser-
Schafer, campaign chairman.
mon at Sabbath services of the
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Crusade far Children is spon-
Preparations are nearing com- sored jointly by United Nations Temple Israel Sisterhood, April
pletion for the brunch of the Appeal for Children and by 16, Mrs. Samuel Blacher, presi-
Eva Prenzlatier Maternity Aid to American Overseas Aid. Funds dent, announced.
Mrs. Rosett will attend a
be held April 14. Prospective are sought to help starving chil-
meeting of the sisterhood board
members are invited to the af- dren in Europe and Asia.
in the morning and will be
fair, which will climax the
Dr. Glazer will participate in
group's membership drive. The the raising of $1,500,000 in the guest of honor at a joint lunch-
campaign is being conducted in Detroit area, part of a national eon and meeting of officers of
the Michigan State Federation
memory of Lillian Solomon. For goal of $60,000,000.
and presidents of state sister-
reservations call Irene Freund,
hoods in the afternoon.
chairman, 110. 6664. Final plans
Before her election as head
will be discussed at a meeting, Parcel Post Service
of the national federation, Mrs.
Tuesday in the home of Mrs.
to
Palestine
Halted
Rosett served for six years as
Julius Wartell, 17160 Ohio ave-
Effective at once, all parcel president of the New York State
nue.
post service to Palestine will be Federation of Temple Sister-
Final arrangements have been temporarily suspended, Post- hoods and as chairman of the
made by the Jewish Women's master Roscoe B. Huston an- committee on child study and
nounced. Other classes of mail parent education of that organi-
European Welfare Organization
are not affected.
zation.
for its annual bake sale to be
held Thursday. The goods will
be sold in most Kosher meat
markets. and grocery stores. A
special meeting will be held at
1 p.m., Monday, in Bnai Moshe,
at which time Passover checks
will be sent to orphaned families
NEW , YORK (WNS)
Dr. commissions" and has now been
in Europe.
Chaim Weizmann asserted here "reinforced by the Assembly's
The annual evening of games that the Jewish people "must own authority."
The United Nations, he stress-
of the University Area Women's take its stand firmly" on the
Club will feature the flora dance, partition settlement recommend- ed, will find no "satisfactory so-
to be led by Mr. and Mrs. ed by the UN General Assembly lution for Palestine — except by
Herschel Sapperstein, who re- and must "redouble all its ef- moving forward resolutely to
cently returned from Palestine forts to secure the defense and the implementation" of parti-
tion.
The affair will take place Apr;1 freedom of the Jewish state."
"I have spent many strenuous
11 at the Center, under the
In a statement criticizing the years laboring at this prob-
United States proposal for a lem," Dr. Weizmann said, "and
UN trusteeship over Palestine. I know that there is today no
Dr. Weizmann, who will return other practical solution — and
In honor of
to Palestine within the next none more likely to achieve sta-
few days, declared that to de- bility in the long run."
lay "a final solution based on
Scoring the mandatory power
independence" and to "prolong for the admission into Palestine
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tutelage" is to "increase con- of "foreign Arab forces," Dr.
fusion and bloodshed."
Weizmann stated that by "ex-
Manischewitz Matzo
Trusteeship for Palestine, he posing everything and every-
Products and Other
Said, was rightly rejected unan- body in the country to destruc-
Passover Items
imously by • several organs of tion by foreign invaders, the
the United Nations; and surely mandatory government has act-
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the very conditions which made ed against its own best tradi-
the last months of the mandate tions, and left a tragic legacy
RoLeach Kosher
so tragic are likely to apply to to the country's future."
Products
any new trusteeship."

A board meeting of the La-
dies Auxiliary, Jewish National
Fund, will take place at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday, in the home of
, Mrs: William Klafer, 1886 Oak-
man boulevard. A dessert lunch-
eon will be served.

Friday, April 2, 1948

Mrs. Rosett Guest
at Temple Israel

Dr. Glazer Named
to Campaign Post

Weizmann Urges firmness
on Part i t i on, Assails Britain

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on April 17 will feature
Tommy Marvin and his orches-
tra. This third annual spring
formal will take place at Beth
El. Other Synagogues in on the
big plans are . . . Shaarey Ze-
dek, Northwest Hebrew, and Is-
rael . .. Al Luckoff of Shaarey
Zedek is in charge of ticket
distribution.
Jerry (Beth El) Bronson is
MOLLY PICON
treasurer, and Char lotte Arkin
of Israel is doing publicity . •
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"CALIFORNIA, HERE I COME!"
is Renee Adler's theme song
these days. She soon will move
to Beverly Hills . . . Friday eve
Renee was feted at Estelle Mar-
Molly Neon Slated
gules' abode . . . Present were
Snafu Club members . . . Janet
for Drama Evening
B. Newman, Bev Moss, Ann Al-
len, Molly Friedman, Marilyn
Dr. A. II. Hirschfield, psychia-
Weinbaum, Marcia Ellstein, Ei- trist, will speak to the Sister-
leen Cohen and Sonia Freidman. hood of Northwest Hebrew Con-
Renee's grateful thanks were gregation at 8:30 p.m. Wednes-
for rememberances of stationary, day.
cologne, jewelry and such • . .
Members are asked to bring
Gentlemen guests included . . . wearable used clothing, canned
Jack Gordon, Al Levin, Jerry foods and layettes for the Wo-
Gerger, Jordy Gilbert, Teddy, men's Emergency Relief
effort
Alpert, Eddie Burg, Dick Shore, on behalf of DP's.
Lou Lesserman, Joe Brody and
Molly Picon, star of the Yid-
Sol Leff . . .
dish stage, will be the guest of
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the sisterhood Sunday, April 11.
MATCHIN' SWEATERS, same She will offer a program
of
colors, were worn by the Sigma drama, song and dance, assisted
Alpha Beta girls and dates at by her composer-husband, Jacob
their get-together, March 27 .. . Kalich.
Some of the gals and guys
Heading the affair are Mes-
dancing at the Great Lakes Club dames Jacob Levine, Norman
were . . . Barbara Mazer and
Cottler and Morris Novik. For
Paul Yarrows • . . Ann Frank tickets call Mrs. Charles Robin-
and Bruce Wayne . . . Lois son, UN. 3-9990.
Daniels and Jerry Rubiner . . .
Alice Spero and Jo Isaacson ...
Barbara Jacobs and Ronnie
Levy (Toledo) . . .
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SIGHTATIONS . . . Enjoying
Plans for the establishment of
the floor show at the Terrace a
permanent alumni association
Room, Marilyn Marks and Jerry
of the United Hebrew Schools
Gordon . . . Jim Keene and
will be formulated at a meeting
Audrey Seligson listening to of the continuation committee
at
Carlton Ryding's Trio play boo- 11 p.m., Sunday, in the Rose Sit-
gie . . . Way out Woodward, tig Cohen Bldg.
dancing at Bill's, Edie Finster-
The need for such an organiza•
wald and Jack Oppenheim, Bob- tion was stressed by Albert Ela.
bie Snyder and Al Toppler, zar, associate superintendent
of
Diane Harris and Harvey Sil- the UHS, who addressed the
vers . . . Having fun at Pi Tau alumni reunion.
Sigma's Barn Dance . . • Jack
The Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Rosen and Harriet Gordon . . . was packed with members of the
Shel Corby and Bernice Freed- first 10 graduating classes, repre-
man . • . and many more.
senting the years 1923-1936.

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Dr. Hirschfield
Northwest Guest

UHS to Form
Alumni Group

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Pointing out that it was be-
cause the mandatory power "it-
self constantly emphasized that
the prospect of agreement was
non-existent that it submitted
the question to the United Na-
tions" and that the United
States, the Soviet Union and
other powers "concurred em-
phatically in this view," the
veteran Zionist leader urged
that a "sustained effort" should
be made to carry out the par-
tition solution which was "twice
recommended by distinguished

Photo Studios Opened
by Leibick on Dexter

Saul Leibick has opened his
new photography shop under the
name of Amedah Studios at
11645' Dexter boulevard.
Leibick was formerly associat-
ed with Underwood and Under-
wood in New York and has
worked in Paris, Berlin and
Brussels for a total of 32 years
in the photography business.

Chronicle Social and Club
News deadline is noon Monday.

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