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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

WOMEN'S
CLUBS

The mother-daughter affair of
the Detroit Ladies Lechem Ane-
e:in will be held at 6 p.m., Wed-
nes:lay at Lacher's, 13224 Dex-
ter boulevard.

Eection of officers will high-
light the final meeting of the
n of the Women's Auxiliary,
Phi E etta Epsilon, May 20, at the
home of Mrs. Leo Cron,

The May board meeting of the
lice Retie( Society will be
hell at the home of Mrs. Ben J.
lim;in, 3233 Collingwood avenue.
A dessert luncheon will precede
the session. Mrs. Barney New-
man, board chairman, will pre-
side.

The l•ailies Auxiliary of the
ice National Fund will hold
a I ,,, , let meeting at 12:30 p.m.,
To ;
in the home of Mrs.. I.
W. Silver, 2603 Grand boulevard
west. Mrs. Albert Prag, chair-
men of the nominations commit-
tee, will present the slate of
new ofT.cers for the 1948-49 sea-
sun.

Proceeds of the card party of
the Ladies Auxiliary, Americans
Club of Detroit, will go to aid
the Yishuv, Eva Garrison, presi-
dent, announced. The affair is
scheduled for May 19 at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg. For tickets
call Lillian Jacobs, NO. 2543.

Lew officers will be installed
by the Women's League of Tel-
Guiborim at a luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Wednesday in the home of
Mrs. Michael Weinberger, 6399
London avenue. M. Manuel Mer-
ton, president of the Detroit
United Zionist-Revisionists, will
officiate. Mrs. Hugo Freidenberg
is chairman.

Israel Sisterhood
to Elect 'Officers

The annual meeting and elec-
tion of officers of the Temple
Israel Sisterhood will be held
Wednesday at the Franklin Hills
Country Club. The meeting will
be preceeded by a subscription
luncheon, starting at 12:15 p.m.
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, past
president of the sisterhood, will
be installing officer. Cantor Rob-
ert S. Tulman of Temple Israel
will present a program of songs,
accompanied by Mrs. Rosa Bassin
Stein at the piano. Mrs. Dan
Krouse is program chairman:
For information and reserva-
tions call Mrs. Ben Keywell, UN.
4-0866.

Perfection Lodge Maps
Annual Dinner-Dance

The annual cabaret dinner-
dance of Perfection Lodge F.
and A. M. will be at 7 p.m.,
Wednesday in the Fountain room
of Masonic Temple.
A 16-piece orchestra will fur-
nish the music, and entertain-
ment will include six profession-
al acts, according to Philip S.
Weisman, worshipful master.

Sholem Aleichem
Opens Member Drive

The Sholem Aleichem Institute
has launched its membership
campaign under the leadership
of Charles Driker, H. Kanter and
Sam Shayne.
"A larger membership will en-
able the institute to broaden its
educational and cultural pro-
gram for children as well as
adults," Driker said.

Young Israel Belarsky Guest
of Labor Zionists
Going All-Out
for It Jubilee

Determined to make its silver
anniversary celebration the most
successful in its 25-year history,
Young Israel of Detroit is ac-
celerating efforts on behalf of
the jubilee, scheduled for May
23 at Shaarey Zedek.
In this respect, journal and
dinner committees have been
appointed by David I. Berris,
chairman.
Headed by Sam S. Novetsky
and Meyer Eisenberg, the jour-
nal committee consists of Harry
Blitz, Henry Dworkin, Mrs.
Philip Forman, Sam Goren, Jo-
seph Grossman, Isaac Knop-
pow, Mrs. Isadore Levin, Hy-
man Moore, Ephraim Ralph and
Morris I. Subar.
The dinner committee is com-
posed of Morris H. Berris and
Arthur Gellman, chairmen, and
Hillel L. Abrams, David Apple-
baum, Isadore Cohen, Solomon
B. Cohen, Solomon N. Cohen,
Charles T. Gellman, Samuel
Hechtman, Jerome W. Neiman,
Samuel W. Platt and Ben Wein-
stock,

Sidor Belarsky, famed bass-
baritone who recently returned
from Palestine, will headline the
musical program at the annual
donor event of the Labor Zionist
Institute, May 25 in the Art In-
stitute.
Guest speaker will be Hayim
Greenberg, Zionist leader and
editor of the Jewish Frontier.
Sponsoring groups include
Poale Zion, Farband, Pioneer
Women's Organization, Ilabonim
and the Jewish Folk Schools.
Tickets may be obtained at the
Labor Zionist office and at the
Jewish Folk Schools office, 13722
Linwood avenue. For informa-
tion call TO. 8-9280.

Twelfth Area Residents
Urged to 'Spruce Up'

Mrs. Helen Kulka, chairman of
the Midtown Neighborhood Coun-
cil, urges all residents of the area
to spruce up their homes, and
grounds while the city cleans up
streets and alleys in the cleanup
campaign ending May 10.
Posters appear in store win-
dows along Twelfth street an-
nouncing the campaign, through
the cooperation of the Twelfth
Street Merchants Association.

Return to Partition
Seen in Appointment

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masses in the neighboring states
are bitterly opposed to risking
their lives and security for the
basically indifferent Palestine
Arabs.
Palestine's Arabs know what
to expect from economic unity
with a Jewish state. They do
not envy the economic status of
the Arabs in the neighboring
countries .. •
• • •
WALTER I,,IPPMANN has at
last spoken. He wants the Jews
in Palestine to live under an
Arab king.
He was silent during the
many years six million of his
people were turned into dust. He
ignored the grave tragedy which
had befallen the Jews we guess
just because he is a Jew himself.
Remember Sir Herbert Samuel,
former Palestine high commis-
sioner, and Jesse Strauss, Ameri-
can ambassador to Paris when
Hitler came to power? They too
were leaning backward.
Some years ago Lippmann was
sitting in a Broadway restaurant
with other celebrities. In came
an old Jew. Recognizing Lipp-
mann he marched over and
asked: "Do you remember me
from the days when your father
lived on Hester Street?" Lipp-
mann was greatly embarrassed.
Arthur Krock of the New York
Times too is Jewish but he tries
to hide le: What great moral
heroes the Krocks and the Lipp-
manns are.
* • *
AT ONE OF THE UN sessions

an Arab spokesman pulled a
boner while attempting to show
that the Arabs had made every
possible concession. While search-
ing for a simile describing the
extent of those concessions he
compared the Arabs with the
Parisian lady who gave all she
had.
"I can only give what I have
but no more," he quoted the lady
in the midst of derisive laughter.
• • •

THE RECENTLY convicted
Gen. Meyers is not a Jew. Ac-
cording to his own statement he
is Methodist born and raised.
William Zorach was recently
asked by the department of arch-
ives and history of the State of
Mississippi to make a life-size
bust of the late Senator Bilbo.
His reply was: "I could not
face the world if I allowed my-
self to make a statue of a man
who stood for the things that
Bilbo stood for." Mr. Zorach is
one of our outstanding sculptors
and a Jew. His book "Zorach
Explains Sculpture" was recently
published by the American Art-
ists Group. The book was hailed
as a most complete guide to the
full understanding of sculpture.

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Glazer to Address
ORT Function

Regional Meeting
to Elect Officers

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will be
guest speaker at the•annual elec-
tion of officers and regional
meeting of the Detroit Women's
ORT, May 19 at the Franklin
Hills Country.
A brunch will be served at
11:30 a.m. Those wishing to
attend should make reservations
with Mrs. Carl Smith, 1935
Glynn Court, not later than Wed-
nesday.
Plans for the materials for
overseas training program will
he revealed by Mrs. Oliver Ruby,
regional chairman of the project.
Another report will be given by
Mrs. Suter Freeman, chairman of
the guardian mothers committee.
This will be the final meeting
of the season, Mrs. Harry Becker,
president, said.

Hashofar Postpones
Eisenstein Musicale

The May 9 musicale of Ilasho-
far, which was to feature Judith
Kaplan Eisenstein, will be held
at a later date, Mrs. Sol Q. Kes-
ler, chairman, announced.

Council Committee
to Hear Book Review

Rabbi Jacob Segal will conduct
a discussion on Mordecai Kap-
Infants Service Croup lan's book, "Future of the Ameri-
can Jew," at a meeting June 2
Plans Birthday Party
of the Jewish Community Coun-
The Infants Service Group will cil's culture commission.
elect officers at its annual birth-
day party Monday at the Bel-
crest Hotel.
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reports:
"Thirty-six percent of the
American press hold partition is
an accomplished fact precipitated
by British withdrawal and urge
the United States and UN to ac-
cept it as such and attempt a
settlement from that base.
"Another 35 percent regard the
lack of leadership as creating a
vacuum in UN. Mr. Truman's
remarks about his authority to
send troops without Congression-
al approval are damned by
percent as inept and stupid. .-e/
"Another 17 percent discuss
the rumor the U.S. is permitting
the situation to drift until the
end of the British Mandate, when
Britain, France and the U.S. will
take over as trustees from the
First World War, thus sidestep-
ping Russian participation.
"Only 6 percent approve this
and then only in a qualified
form, while the other 12 percent
told the situation will be out of
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