Thursday, September 29, 1949

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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JWV Issues
Riot' Clause

Alt! Group Planners

WOMEN'S
CLUBS

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NEW YORK—Jewish War Vet-
erans' units throughout the coun-
try were directed to apply a
"quarantine treatment to public
appearances of, or utterances by,
Communists, Fascists and all
other subversive elements."
The directive was issued by the
JWV's national policy committee,
which announced that all units of
the organization were being "pro-
hibited from initiating or par-
ticipating in any public demon-
stration which poses a potential
consequence of riot or public
disorder."
A JWV post may request per-
mission to participate in a public
expression against Communism or
Fascism, the regulation went on,
but may not undertake action
without the sanction of a special
three-man committee.

The fall activities of the David
Horodoker Juniors began with a
meeting at the home of Mrs. M.
Stein. Plans are being made for
the 11th annual donor dinner.
For information, call Mrs. F.
Weinstein, TO. 6-8723.

American Haven Club held its
first meeting of the season at the
home of its president, Mrs. Max
Klein.
Planned are the celebration of
its 10th anniversary and a fund
raising card party.

The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will hold a charity card party
at 8 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 12 at
the Temple Beth Jericho, 11331
Linwood avenue. Proceeds will
aid the needy. For tickets, call
Mrs. Paul Freeman, TO. 7-4118.

Pioneer Council Maps
Annual Donor Event

Young Women's Bicur Cholem
will hold an open meeting at 12:30
p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 5, at the
home of Mrs. L. Firsht, 2226 Oak-
man boulevard.

Among those who participated in the concluding session of the Program Planners Institute
sponsored by the Community Council at the Center are Moe Kesner, Lawrence Crohn, co-
chairman of the culture commission; Mrs. Virginia Fried, leader in the Bnai Brith ADL; Dr.
Shmarya Kleinman, Council president; Louis Rosenzweig, chairman of the internal relations
committee; James I. Ellmann, past Council president; Dr. S. Joseph Fauman, Council research
director; and Boris M. Joffe, Council executive director.

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Purity Chapter, O.E.S., held a
meeting of committee chairmen
and captains for the chapter's
first donor. The donor is sched-
uled for Nov. 1, at Masonic Tem-
ple to raise funds for the UJA.

Youth Education Group
Maps Member Affair

Mobilize to Save Jerusalem,
Zionist Council Head Urges

Deborah Chapter, BBYW, held
its membership tea Sunday, Sept.
18, at the home of its president,
Evelyn Prinstein, Those inter-
ested in joining the organization
The following Rosh Hashonah
should call Miss Prinstein at TO.
6-3688. • message was sent by Sidney M.
Shevitz, president of the Zionist
Council of Detroit:
Club 1, Pioneer Women, will
"On this Rosh Hashonah eve
open its season with a luncheon the Zionist Council of Detroit
on Wednesday, Oct. 5 at Lachar's extends sincere greetings to the
on Dexter. A new Israeli movie Jews of our community and calls
will be shown.
upon them to concern themselves,
—in prayer and thought,—with
The Drama Group of the Mu- the plight and future of Israel.
sk Study Club will hold its, first
"Israel, with its heavy burdens
meeting of the season at 1 p.m., of absorption and reconstruction,
Tuesday, Oct. 4, at the home of is not yet at peace.
Mrs. A. Brasch, president, 19170 INFAMOUS PLOT
Warrington drive. Auditions for
The current proposal of the
parts in a musical comedy will be UN conciliation commission to
held. Those interested should call take Jerusalem from Israel and
Mrs. Jerry Blum at TO 8-2007.
place it under international con-
trol is the product of this sinister
The "Double Triangle," a conspiracy.
group of housewives, formerly
"Unfortunately, it seemingly
known as the Bicur Cholem Jrs., has the blessings of the American
received one-third of the amount state department.
needed to buy a television set
"The government and people
for the children at Lapeer, at of Israel have already spoken.
their recent weiner roast.
"They will' not willingly give
up Jerusalem, the heart of Ihrael.
The Greater, Detroit Temple Its overwhelming Jewish popula-
152, Pythian Sisters, met Wed-
nesday. Plans for a Hallowe'en
affair were discussed.

Harriet Nachman assumed her
post as president of Noami
Chapter, BBYW, at the group's
first meeting. Other officers are
Evelyn Weinberg, Florine Le-
bove, Rose Modell, Ann Parsky,
Jean Stein, Erma Averbuch and
Ruth Feinstein.

W ynonie Harris
Stays at Flame

Junior Hadassah will open the
season with a meeting Wednes-
day, Oct. 5, at the Center. The
year's program will be present-
ed. New members are invited.
Refreshments will be served.

For Want Ads that click, call
the Jewish Chronicle, WO. 1-1040,
before 10 a.m., Wednesday.

tion, with the memory of its re-
cent bloody and heroic defense
of the city, will not voluntarily
submit to alien rule. ,
"We call upon the Jews of De-
troit, in unison with the rest of
American Jewry, to alert them-
selves in this critical hour.
MUST MOBILIZE
"As the UN Assembly meets to
debate the Jersualem proposal,
we must mobilize our strength,
our voices, our prestige, to pro-
test against this planned and
unwarranted rape of Israel.
"We must impress upon our
government that it must not per-
mit the adoption of this plan
which will subvert the American
policy and encouraged and helped
the rebirth of Israel.
"We shall call upon you very
soon. Be prepared."
The Zionist Council of Detroit
will meet at 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
Sept. 29 at the offices of the
Jewish National Fund, 11816 Dex-
ter boulevard.

Brochure Issued
by Temple Israel

.

The officers of Temple Israel
have published a memorial bro-
chure containing an artist's con-
ception of the interior of the
building of Temple Israel now
under construction.
The brochure is intended to
guide members and friends of the
congregation in memorials and
in tributes to the living.

"The Passing
of the Jew"

will be the subject of

Rabbi Herman
Rosenwasser's

Sermon at the

BUOY IT DURING THE HIGH HOLY DAYS

MANISCHEWITZ
GEFILTE FISH

Kolnidre Services
Sunday Night, Oct. 2
Services Begin at 7 P. M.

Sponsored by the
Downtown Synagogue
at the GAR Auditorium

Cass, cor. Grand River

Admission by Donation

Young Women's
Bicur Cholem

11th Donor Event

Masonic Temple
Oct. 19, 1949

Entertainment Galore

Arthur Murray

Presents

Dancing Do's & Don'ts

OT

FUEL OIL

Saga
of the Rumba 'Bum'
_
Also
Audience Participation

No Contract Necessary
Prices Reduced .. .

Special Price to Those
Who Fill Tanks Now

In Conjunction with

WW1's Studio Orchestra

Joe Sinai

24-Hour Phone Service
TR. 1-4804

Mrs. Thomas Firsht

Chairman

UN, 4-7121

Happy New Year to All

Wynonie Harris, the "King of
the Blues," will stay for a second
week at Morris Wasserman's
beautiful Flame Show Bar.
Along with Harris is the popu-
lar Do-Re-Mi Trio, presenting
their recent recording hits. Sing-
ing comedienne Lillian Fitzgerald,
along with Kitty Stevenson and
Emilie Jones, completes the star-
studded show. Todd Rhodes and
his orchestra are on the band-
For Want Ads that click, call
stand.
Errol Garner, one of the the Jewish Chronicle, WO. 1-1040,
"sweetest" items on a piano to- before 10 a.m., Wednesday.
day, and Herb Lance will open
on Oct. 6.

Yes, the consistent high quality „
real home.onode lode yov a And only in
, Monlichevilz Gefilio fish!

The Youth Education League
will hold its paid-up membership
tea Wednesday, Oct. 5 at the Bel-
crest Hotel.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell is mem-
bership chairman. M rs. Ben
Schutzman is in charge of ar-
rangements. A special feature of
the affair will be a program ar-
ranged by Mrs. Eli Gross.

Preparations are bring made
for the annual donor event of
the Council of Pioneer Women
Organizations set for Dec. 14 at
Masonic Temple.
The membership Moazot flap-
oalot affair will be held Oct. 12
at the Mayfair Room. For in-
formation, call headquarters, TO.
9-7180.

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