Friday, August 13, 1948
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Assails Attempt to Dissolve
the Americans for Haganah'
NEW YORK (WNS) — Abra-
ham Feinberg, president of the
executive committee of the
"Americans for Ilaganah," in a
statement issued here this week,
declared that the decision to
dissolve the "Americans for
Haganah" on Oct. 1 and to cre-
ate a new organization "Ameri-
cans United for Israel" was "in
no way connected with any
ukase of the Jewish Agency or
the Zionist Qiganization of
America." •
Opposition to the establish-
ment of "Americans United for
Israel" was expressed last week
by the American section of the
Jewish Agency, which termed
the formation of this new group
"a flagrant defiance of the deci-
sion to dissolve 'Americans for
Haganah,' many of whose func-
tions the new organization in-
tends to absorb."
3 Quit the Staff
of Vocational Body
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board of trustees of the uncom-
fortable conditions of work, the
board has not seen fit to accel-
erate proceedings
to remedy
these conditions.
"(The board of trustees has
not met once during the past
five months.) This implies a cer-
tain lack of interest.
"6. There has been consider-
able confusion and impairment
of efficiency resulting from .re-
versals on policy in regard to
the mechanics of work; these
reversals are due to impractical
and unrealistic thinking in pre-
parationi of these policies.
INVESTIGATION ON
"7. Because of the preceding
factors, and others, the quality
of service which the staff finds
itself permitted to render is be-
low that which is considered de-
sirable and possible in a Jew-
ish Vocational Service.
In demanding the dissolution
of the "Americans for llaganah,"
the Jewish Agency emphasized
that 'upon the establishment of
the State of Israel and the crea-
tion of a single unified defense
army," into which Hanagah has
been merged, ''the purpose of
'Americans for Haganah' have
been fully served."
The task of disseminating in-
formation about activities of Is-
rael's army of defense, it said,
"will in the future be carried
on by the office of information
of the Israeli government and
by the various Zionist groups
in the United States through
their official publications and
other channels of information."
'VIOLATES RIGHTS'
Feinberg's statement, pointing
out that "Americans for Ha-
ganah" was not created by vir-
tue of any "authority of the
Agency or the ZOA but was
formulated by
a
group of
Americans for a specific purpose
which was to disseminate infor-
mation concerning Haganah and
to rally support for Haganah
from the American public,"
stressed that to attempt to "sti-
fle or control" the formation of
the new group, which would
have a "broader scope of activ-
ity," purely on the grounds
"that it is not authorized by of-
ficial Zionist parties, or by the
government of Israel, is a vio-
lation of every basic right which
we have as Americans."
QUESTIONS AUTHORITY
Asserting that the status of
the Jewish Agency since the
end of the Palestine Mandate
"had not been clearly defined,"
Feinberg further questioned the
Agency's authority to order the
dissolution of "Americans for
Haganah."
Until the status of the Agency
is "fully determined," he said,
"the American section has no
right to assume powers which
have not been delegated to it."
Pay Chi
flolea
"Our resignations cause us
great personal loss and incon-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alpern
venience. We have, however, and son are spending a few days
been forced by these conditions. in Cleveland.
to leave the agency to insure
our own professional integrity."
Vacationing in Charlevoix are
Albert Cohen, director of the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Singer.
agency, which is an affiliate of
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Karbel
said a committee is investigat- are visiting in Detroit and Lex-
ing the matter.
ington.
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• Engagements
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pulvers of Los Angeles and formerly
of Detroit announce the engagement of their daughter Estelle
Nancy to Dr. Sanford Ullman of Los Angeles, son of Mr. and Mrs.
1. Ullman of Buffalo, N. Y. The brick-elect is a graduate of Wayne
University and is now associated with a music publishing firm in
Hollywood. She is a Bnai Brith leader in Beverly Hills. Dr.
Ullman was graduated from the University of Buffalo medical
school and has practiced in Buffalo, New York City and Dallas.
The couple is planning a late fall wedding.
The betrothal of Madeline Shiner to Dr. Bernard Adinoff is
announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shiner of Hol-
comb avenue. Dr. Mined, a graduate of the University of
Chicago, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adinoff of Port
Huron. The wedding will take place Sept. 4 at the Wilshire Ilotel,
with Rabbi Leon Fram officiating.
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MRS. BONARO OVERSTREET,
former instructor at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, is the
author of "The Responsibility
Is Ours," an article appearing
in the first of a series of
"Freedom Pamphlets" of the
Bnai Brith Anti-Defamation
League.
Women's Division
Spurs Collections
of
To
facilitate
payment
pledges to the Allied Jewish
Campaign, the Women's Division
has set up a collection commit-
tee under the leadership of Mrs.
Daniel Krouse, Mrs. Max R.
Frank, division chairman, an-
nounced.
The committee is planning a
"Payment Day" in connection
with the division's annual meet-
ing, Sept. 22 at the Art Insti-
tute.
Mrs. Krouse, who served as
an area chairman in the 1947
campaign, is chairman of com-
munity relations for the League
of Jewish Women's Organiza-
tions and vice-president of the
Detroit Section, National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women.
"The committee was formed
in answer to the pressing need
for a constant flow of funds to
Israel," Mrs. Frank said. It will
provide central stations for pay-
ments, which also can be made
to Jewish Welfare Federation,
600 Owen Bldg., 250 Lafayette
avenue west.
EIRine Sobel Speaks
her Marriage Vows
Births
July, 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Canvasser of Sorrento.
avenue, a -Son, Leonard 'Dale.
July 25—To Mr. and Mts. Richard Jay Lazar (Jean Papo) of
Washburn avenue, a daughter, Susan Renee.
July 27—To Dr. and Mrs. J. Gilbert Israel of Shrewsbury
drive, a son, Alan Gilbert.
July 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Atkins (Sara Jaffey) of
Monterey avenue, a daughter, Mo•een Cheryl.
July 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Disner (Devora Gordon) of
Prairie avenue, a son, Steven Jay.
July 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Oppenheim (Jayne Shirley
Shapero) of Meyers road, a son, Eric Carl.
July 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor of Toronto (Sara
Bean, formerly of Detroit) a son, Howard Allan.
Aug. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolgin (Edith Eckstat) of
Greenlawn avenue, a daughter, Leta.
Beatrice Weiner Sets
Sept. •19 'Wedding Date
BBYO CHATTER
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Weiner of
Richton avenue announce the
By ILENE RATNER
Eta thcoming marriage Sept. 19, of
AUG. 5 marked the first meet- their daughter Beatrice to Jack
ing of workers on the BBYO's IVJ;haly, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Yom Kippur night dance.
Charles Mihaly of Woodingham
Dave Rappoport of BBYM was drive.
electCd chairman for the second
consecutive year, and Joyce
Seedberg of BBYW was 'named
Oar
secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ben-
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jamin, of 1871) Roselawn averue,
IN ONE MORE week our AZA announce the Bar Mitzvah
of
and BBG. delegates to the dis- their son Norman, Saturday
trict 6 convention will be wav- morning, Aug. 21, at Congrega-
ing goodby and renewing old tion Beth Tefilo Emanuel. Friends
acquaintances at Camp India- and relatives are invited.
nola, Madison, Wis.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown, of
Tnitzvali
BBYO is soliciting workers for 3262 Euclid avenue west, an-
nounce toe Bar Mitzvah of their
the Bnai Brith "Aid Israel"
son Richard Martin, Saturday,
campaign.
Aug. 21 at Congregation Beth
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Tehlo Emanuel. A dinner will be
IN THE SPOTLIGHT again:
held Sunday, Aug. 22 at the Wil-
Charlotte Waterstone is the new shire Hotel.
chairman of program and activ-
ities for national BBYW, while
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zucker, of
Harry Mirvis is the new head 1604 Euclid avenue west, an-
of Jewish education for the na- nounce . he Bar Mitzvah of their
tional BBYM.
son Jerome Saul, Saturday morn-
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Mr. and Mrs. James Sobel an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Elaine Doris to Wil-
Spacious grounds, delicious
liam Compton of Battle Creek.
meals and a home-like atmos-
Mr. and Mrs. Compton are mak-
phere greet vacationers who se-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hertzenberg ing their home at Galesburg,
lect Zlatkins Resort in South
have left on a wedding trip to Mich.
Haven for their summer so-
California,
journ.
Mrs. A. B. Roman is back
Located on Highway 31, Zlat-
Mrs. Norman Kahn and son
from a three-week visit with rel- kins has all the facilities essen-
have returned to their. home in
olives in Buffalo,
tial for a complete vacation.
Kansas City, Mo., following a
For information write to the re-
visit with Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mts. H. F. Anthony sort or call South Haven 666.
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and son Charles have left for the
east, where they will be the
—
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