Zionists Hail
Morris Jacobs

Morris M. Jacobs was honored
for his three years of devoted
service as president of he Zionist
Organization of Detroit at the
second annual dinner of the Dis-
trict Board at the Knollwood
country club.
In a testimonial tribute to
Jacobs, A. C. Lappin, district
treasurer, declared that the or-
gani/ation could never pay the
debt of grati-
tude it .owed to
him.
Jacobs was
presented with
a desk pen set
with an engrav-
ing: ''To Morris
M. Jacobs, In
Appreciation o f
His Devotion To
The Cause."
Jacobs
Dr. Louis L.
Kazdan, vice-president, was chair-
man of the meeting in the ab-
sence of Leon Kay, president.
Kazdan announced the appoint-
ment of the following committee
chairmen: membership, Benjamin
Weiss; youth, Milton Marwil;
finance, David Zeliman and pro-
gram and education, Albert
Elazar.
Weiss outlined his plans for a
renewal of membership campaign
during the summer months and a
new membership campaign in
September.
The district voted a $1,000 al-
location for the American Zionist
House in Israel.

Reform Rabbi Hits
Israel Restrictions

BRETTON WOODS, N. 11.—A
warning against any form of
theocracy in .Israel was sounded
by Dr. Abraham J. Feldman of
Hartford, Conn., at the 60th an-
niversary convention of the Cen-
tral Conference of American
Rabbis.
Dr. Feldman said that despite
disavcokals of theocratic tenden-
cies by the minister of religion
of the Israeli government, and
the Chief Rabbi, that there is a
refusal "to give religious freedom
to the Liberal Jewish communi-
ties in Israel."
Dr. Feldman reported that there
are three Liberal congregations
in Israel, one each in the princi-
pal cities of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem
and Haifa, These number some
six to seven hundred families,
largely new refugees.
CITES RABBIS' PLIGHT
To support his contention of
discrimination against Liberal
Judaism in Israel, Dr. Feldman
noted that "of the three Rabbis
in charge of these congregations,
Drs. Elk in Haifa, and Rosenberg
in Tel Aviv, have no standing
before the Rabbinical courts, and
are not permitted to officiate at
weddings without Orthodox su-
pervision. Dr. Philipp of Jerusa-

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INSTITUTIONAL AID
Dr. Feldman also urged greater
support of the religious and cul-
tural aspects of Jewish life in the
United States. He said that the
religious institutions of American
Judaism must be maintained "not
on the present starvation diet, but
adequately.
"The essential and imperative
financial support of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
the federation of almost 400 Re-
form Jewish congregatio ns
throughout the United States, the
seminary of Liberal Judaism, is
tragically wanting. We in the
Reform movement find ourselves
in a critical financial situation as
we seek to pursue' our tasks in
the United States of America."

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SOCIALISTS WARNED
• He said the opponents of pri-
vate capital will be very unhappy
since it must be realized that
there is no room for their ideol-
ogy in a country facing the ab-
Dr. Shinarya Kleinman, on be-
A campfire affair will open the
sorption of so many immigrants
summer program of the Wayne half of the Jewish Community
in so brief a time as foju. years.
Dr. Hayim Greenberg, mem- University chapter of the Inter- Council, this week urged its con-
ber of the Jewish Agency execu- collegiate Zionist Federation of stituent organizations to join in
the fight for Federal FEPC leg-
tive, discussed the problem of America, Saturday evening.
Singing, dancing and refresh- islation. The proposed House
civil liberties in Israel and sug-
gested that the strong and well ments are on the program. The measure, HR 4453, has come be-
equipped Israeli army constituted group will meet at 8:30 p.m. at fore the House Education and
"a dangerous symbol with respect the home of Ben Lubkin, 15100 Labor Committee for final hear-
Fairfield avenue. Transportation ing. It has already been ap-
to civil liberties."
proved unanimously by a sub-
He urged labor to keep the will be provided.
For further information, call committee.
military from exercising a role
The Council's concern is that
"which is not within its provi- UN. 3-0926.
the FEPC measure be reported
nce," declaring that "liberal
out to the House of Representa-
circles must be alerted" against 1st American Building
tives without any crippling
the danger of army censorship
amendments which might limit
over matters not "relevant to the Slated for Tel Aviv
NEW YORK — Joseph Levy, its effectiveness.
security of the state."
president of Crawford Clothes,
Inc., and the Palestine Economic
Corporation have agreed to be-
come partners in the construction
and management of the first
Reburial services for S/Sgt. American-sponsored office build-
Lewis J. Warner will be held at ing in Tel Aviv, Julius Simon,
am., Monday at Ira Kaufman PEC president, said.
Chapel. Sgt. Warner was 2'7 at
the time of his death, May 17,
1944 in Italy.' Reburial will be
at Machpelah Cemetery, with
Rabbi Joshua Sperka and Can-
tor Hyman Adler officiating. The
S.S. NEPTUNIA
JWV will assist at the services.
$360 NO
FIRST CLASS .
Sgt. Warner is survived by his
$213 TAX
TOURJST CLASS .
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben War-
REGULAR SAILINGS
ner; his wife. Shirley; son. Sam-
Nathan P. Rosenthal,
uel; brothers, Edward and Dr.
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Jack; and sister, Mrs. Esther
Chodoroff.

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Campfire Slated
By Wayne IZFA

Kleinman Spurs
Fight for FEPC

Cabinet Aide
C reets Frisch

MAX LITTKY

Tikvah Lodg e
Names Littky

Max Littky wale elected presi-
dent of the Bnai Brith Tikvah
Lodge for the 1949-50 season, He
succeeds Louis E. Barden who
served for two years.
Other officers electell were
Max Biber, first vice-president;
Harold Lebus, second vice-presi-
dent; Robert Siegel, recording
secretary; Jack Charlip, corres-
ponding secretary; Leonard Ma-
son, financial secretary; Sol Su-
perfon, treasurer; Joseph Mehr,
guardian; Barden, chaplain and
Robert Trepeck, warden.
Named trustees were Frank
Holtzman. Louis Woronow, Louis
J.-Cohen, Jack Lieberman, Philip
Kramer, Dave Samelson, Myron
Lebus, Arthur Schultz, Alfred
Brook, Sam Korby, Louis Stoller
and Bernard Panush.

B. B. Fox Lodge Holds •
Installation Banquet

Rabbi Marshall Taxay of Ak-
ron presented an up-to-date pic-
ture of Israel as guest speaker
at the installation banquet of Fox
Lodge. Bnai Brith, June 10. •
Sidney J. Karbal installed the
lodge and Isadore Starr installed
the officers. Phillip Fox, Morris
Fox. chairman, and Julius
Hirschman, president, also spoke.
A picnic is planned for July'31.

'The Story of Hebrew'
Available at Council

"The Story of Hebrew," a re-
cent publication of the Office of
Jewish Information. is available
at the Community Council. 'rhe
booklet. written by Dr. Meyer
Waxman. ri.)ted Rabbi, e locator,
literary historian and Hebrew
writer, gives the layman a true
picture and accurate history of
the Hebrew language.

Vaad Haveshivoth Unit
Sends $2,440 to Israel

A total of $2,440 was sent to
Israel by a group under the super-
vision of the Vaad Hayeshivoth
to be distributed among 24 Yeshi-
voth. The sum was raised by
Mrs. Ida Baker. $1,285; Mrs. Sarah
Goldman. $620: and Jacob Baker,
$535.

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ar MIzva

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Singal
of ElmhurSt avenue announce. the
Bar 'Mitzvah of their son Larry,
Saturday at Bnai Zion.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silver of
Blaine avenue announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son Simon David
Saturday, July 9 at Beth Shmuel.
The Silvers will be hosts at a re-
ception in their home in his hon-
or that ev e ning beginning at 7.
No cards.

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Council Offers Records
for Musical erograms

"The New Road," a recorded
concert of Jewish music with nar-
ration, is available at the Jewish
Community Council for anyone
interested in a program of Jewish
music. The records run a full
hour.

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NEW YORK— (Special) —
Twenty-eight Jews graduated as
ensigns in the U. S. navy at
Annapolis and 13 at the U. S.
)Iercbant Marine Academy ,and
23 graduated as second lieuten-
ants at West Point

30. 1919

TEI AVIV — Daniel Frisch,
president of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America, was met by Dr.
Felix Rosenblueth, Israeli minis-
ter of justice. on behalf of the
government. when he arrived by
plane.
Frisch voiced great hopes re-
garding the outcome of the mis-
sion of his delegation which is
negotiating, with the Israeli gov-
ernment for a "charter" for the
launching of ZOA projects for
Israel.
The ZOA delegation arrived in
Israel to complete arrangements
for the building of an American
Zionist House.

lem has a quasi-official standing
at the Rabbinical court, and is li- '
censed to solemnize marriages."
Dr. Feldman urged that Liberal
Judaism in America make funds
available to the Liberal congre-
gations in Israel to support "a
dramatic and a really stirring
program that could be developed
which would help religious life in
Israel to unfold and evolve into
a vigorous program of Liberal
Judaism in Israel."

Songs Of

Consul Sees
War Threat

64 Jews Graduated
at Military Academies

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