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April 22, 1949 - Image 2

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Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1949-04-22

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ADL Reports
Amity Gains

Parley Speaker

Pioneer Units
Slate Events

NEW YORK—(Special)—More
gains than losses were scored by
the Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith in its fight against
anti-Semitism during 1948.

BATTLE GAINS
"The facts in this careful sur-
vey point to many inequities in
American life. But they also point
to the conscientious efforts of
many Ameficans who are work-
ing to cleanse our nation of anti-
Semitism and minority hatred."

The principal findings of the
report:

State Zionists
to Hear Marks

A 'used clothing shower" will
be staged by Avodah Chapter,
Pioneer Women, at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday at the home of Bea Kel-
ler, 19313 Kentucky avenue. Ad-
mission will be clothing or linens
which will be sent to Israel.
New members will be guests of
the group at a membership tea
set for May 9. For further infor-
mation, call Diana Hirschhorn,
UN. 2-5192.

• •
Club 1

• C •
Massada Chapter

The Metropolitan Chapter of
Congress will discuss develop-
ments in Germany at a meeting
Wednesday evening, April 27 at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. Nom-
inations of officers will be made
that evening.
Plans for the program are in
charge of Mrs. Arthur Granoff
and Hyman Parker. The main
speaker will be Prof. Carl lines-
sler, formerly professor of phi-
losophy at the University of
Illinois, who will speak on U. S.
policy in Germany. Another
speaker will be Perry Shulman,
a former inmate of Buchenwald
and an eyewitness of the Ilse
Koch atrocities.
The public is invited to the
meeting.
The chapter's educational com-
mittee will meet Monday at the
home of Walter Faller, 2696 Col-
lingwood avenue. FEPC legisla-
tion will be surveyed.

2 ORT Divisions
Await Speakers

"The Problem Child" will be

discussed by Dr. Paul Voelker,
assistant director in the special
education division of the board
of education, at a meeting of
ORT North, at 12:45 p. m., Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Michael
Freeman, 1810 Wellesley drive.
"ORT in Action" is the title
given to the meeting set by ORT
South for 1:30 p. m., Tuesday 'at
the home of Mrs. Henry Turkel,
650 Boston boulevard west. The
session will he in the form of a
shower for graduates of ORT
schools in Europe.

Europe Welfare Group
to Hold Installation

The Jewish Womens European
Welfare Organization will pre-
sent a film, "Freedom Bound for
Israel," at its installation of of-
ficers, at 8 p. m.. Wednesday ,
April 27 at the Bnai Moshe. The
annual financial report will be
submitted. The public is in-
vited.

Yon, too, can have luck with a
Jewish Chronicle Classified Ad.
Call WO. 1-1140.

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A Jewish Michigan artists'
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The Temple Beth-El YPC will
hold an election of officers at
2:30 p.m., Sunday in the Men's
Club room. An election-day
dance will be held later in the
social hall.

CURRENT RATE

SPOTLIGHT JEWISH ARTISTS









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INSURED

1949

Beth El YPC
Plans Election

• . •
Avodah Chapter

DR. SIDNEY MARKS
• • •

Most employment agencies
Delegates from all Zionist dis-
checked ask job applicants ques- tricts in Michigan are making
tions about religion and some reservations for the state region-
about ancestry and race.
al ZOA conference May 1, Morris
The U, S. Supreme Court de- Jacobs, president, announced. Dr.
cision declaring restrictive cove- Sidney Marks, executive direc-
nants unenforceable was "an his- tor of the ZOA, will address the
toric landmark in the battle plenary session on "The Economic
Pioneer Women, Club 1, will
against bigotry."
Blueprint for Israel," he reported. serve regular meals and light
BIGOTS SLOW DOWN
Dr. Marks was formerly profes- lunches throughout their bazaar,
The number and activity of sor of law at New York Univer- which will be held April 30 and
anti-Semitic organization de- sity law school. He has visited May 1, at the Labor Zionist In-
creased during the year although Palestine several times and has stitute. All proceeds will go to
12 new ones were organized.
made a special study of its econo- the child rescue fund, Mrs. Fan-
ny White, chairman, announced.
Applicants for admission to col- my.
leges are still questioned about
Principal speaker will be Dan- The public is invited.
race and religion in 87 percent iel Frisch, vice-president of the
of non-denominational colleges.
ZOA, and leading candidate for
Many hotel and resort owners the presidency in the May 28
Massada Chapter, Pioneer Wo-
continue to bar Jewish patrons convention,
men, will hear a talk by Dr. Leo
and to suggest in their advertise-
The conference will be held at Kirschbaum, professor of English
ments that Jews will not be ad-
the Pantlind Hotel, Grand Rapids. at Wayne University, at the meet-
mitted.
Rabbi Herman Kieval of Congre- ing' slated for Monday evening at
"A more enlightened" attitude
gation Ahavas Israel, Grand Rap- the home of Mrs. Max Kirsch-
was discovered in the South. But
ids, will give the irrtocation at baum on Pinehurst avenue.
in Congress, several legislators,
the closing session, a dinner in
A television set, Laundromat
including Rep. Clare Hoffman of
honor of Frisch.
and refrigerator will be given
Michigan, showed anti-Semitic
Reservations may be made at away at the Pioneer Women's
bias.
the regional office, WO. 5-1484. dance set for June 4 at the Tuner
hotel. Proceeds will go to the
child rescue fund. Nettie Turner,
Lois Marx and Rose Mendelsohn
are chairmen •

Metropolitan
to Study Reich

Neu,(farten Guest

Leah Biskin, a former Detroit-
er who has spent the past 14 years
in Israel, will address the Pioneer
Women Clubs Tuesday at the
Labor Zionist Institute.
Miss Biskin has been working
with the Moazot Hapoalet, sister
organization of the Pioneer
Women in America, and with the
Histadrut. During the last two
years she has 'wen in Italy assist-
ing the transfer of DP's to Israel.
She will meet with the council
of Pioneer Women and Poale-
Zion groups on Wednesday, April
27.

The league's annual report
called 1948 "a year of great gains,
violent reactions and in certain
areas, increased discrimination."
Judge Meier Steinbrink, na-
tional chairman, said that 1948
was a good year ''because we wit-
nessed an increased awareness
among Americans of the problems
of minority bias.



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