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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Talent Is Rewarded

Israeli-Arab
Cooperation
Seen by Elath

NEW YORK—(Special)—Israel
and its Arab neighbors will
achieve cooperation despite the
political struggle between them,
Eliahu Elath, Israeli ambassador
to the United States, told the an-
nual meeting of the Ethnic Affairs
Institute.
Cooperation was not possible as
long as the Arabs believed' that
they could obtain by military
means what they failed to get by
political means, Elath added.
"After the Arabs have become
reconciled to the fact of Israel's
existence, the common interests
will come to the foreground," he
added.
Elath declared that Israel ,de-
sires peace and collaboration with
all its neighbors so as to be able
to devote all of its -energies to
the construction of the new State
and the absorption of immigrants.
Israel is inspired by the desire
to aid in the task of organizing
and managing the potential 're-
sources of the Middle East, he
concluded.

Seated before Mrs. Royal Maas and Julius Chajes are two of the
five winners of the Musicians' League Chopin Contest, Robert
Shulman and Phyllis Pullberg. Standing are the other three,
Betty Kowalsky, Estelle Pappas and Reva Kowa!sky.

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All 5 Center Entrants Win

Prizes in Musicians' Contest

All five Center students who
entered the Chopin contest .spon-
sored by the Detroit Musicians'.
"eague were among the prize
winners, according to Mrs. Royal
Maas, chairman of the Center's
music committee.
Phyllis Pullberg, 11, for the
•-•rist three years a scholarship
unit at the Center with Julius
Chajes and Betty Kowalsky, was
, warded the first prize ($50) in
cr oup A (under 16 years).
Robert Shulman-- won second
prize ($25). Reva Kowalsky won
second prize ($25) in group B
(16 to 19 years). Betty Kowalsky
won second prize ($25) and Es-
telle Pappas received honorable
mention in group C (no age limit).
All five will be presented in
the Music Hall on Monday eve-

Bicpr
Cholem Unit
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to Ail 1W Couple

Members of the board of the
Detroit Senior Bicur Cholem will
give a bridal shower and will as-
sist in the marriage of a young
couple just- arrived from a DP
camp.
The event will take place on ;
Wednesday, Oct. 1:1, r.t Congrega-
lion Beth Shmuel. The shower
will begin at 6 p.m. and the wed-«
ding ceremony, with Rabbi Jos-
eph Rabinowitz officiating, at 8:30
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The couple have no relative::
and the public is urged to at-
tend.
For reservations call Mrs. Lena
Teahner, president. TO. 5-0116.

Pro' rams Listed
Icy Young Israel
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T h e following calendar
of

events has been announced by
Young Israel:
Simchas Torah party, Saturday,
Oct. 15: Young adult social, Sat-
urday, Oct. 22: Youth rally. Sun-
day afternoon, Oct. 23: Opening
of Institute for Jewish Studies,
Tuesday. Nov. 8; and Women's
League fifth annual donor lunch-
eon, Monday, Nov. 14.
All of the events are scheduled
for the Youth Center.

ning,' Oct. 17, at which time
the prizes will be officially award-,
ed. It is interesting to know that
Chajes studied with Moriz Rosen-
thal, who, in turn, studied with
Mikuli, the only pupil of Chopin:

Thursday, October 13, 19.19

To Honor Nordan

Assisting in arrangements for the Nordau Centennial fete are, left
to right, Dr. Bernard Weston; president of the Nordau Chapter,
ZOD; Murray Selborn, committee member; and Max Chomsky,
chairman of the Nordau centennial committee. Other committee-
men are Rabbi Sidney Akselrad and Abe Rosenzweig.
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Centennial
Fete Slated

The Zionist Organization of
Detroit, in cooperation with Nor-
dau Chapter of the ZOD, will
stage a mass celebration on
Monday evening, Oct. 24, at the
Center, to honor the memory of
Dr. Max Nordau, immortal Zion-
ist leader and prophet of Israel.
Louis Lipsky, recently elected
chairman of the American Zionist
Counciil, will be the principal
Sa'ad Club Charts
speaker.
Annual Barn Dance
This will be Lipsky's first ad-
Plans for the Sa'ad Club's sec- dress in the U.S. since his eleva-
ond annual costume barn dance tion to head the American Zionist
were completed at the group's Council.
meeting, SepL28. The affair is
set for Nov. 6 at Graemmer's
Barn.
Square dancing, entertainment
and surprises are scheduled. For
tickets, call Ethel Farber, TY. 4-
Rabbi S. Andhil Fineberg,
4457.
director of community relations,
American Jewish Committee, will
discuss "Punishment Without
JWF Women Meet
Crime," the title of his new book,
to Plan Committees
at the annual banquet of the Tem-
To select personnel for the ple Israel Men's Club at 7 p.m.
various committees of the Wom- Tuesday at the Statler Hotel.
en's Division of the Jewish Wel-
Charles H. Aller is program
fare Federation, the division's chairman. For information, call
committee on committees held the the Temple'office, WO. 3-4335.
first in a serie, of three planned
meetings Tuesday.
CHERIKOKES ACTIVE
Mrs. Maurice A. Landau and
The Center- "Cherikokes" will
Mrs. Benjamin E. Jaffe are co- present their second annual cos-
chairmen.
tume carnival Saturday, Oct. 29.

Fineberg to Speak
at TemPle Banquet

Expel 17 Jews
for Trading
With Germans

BRUSSELS— (WNS) —An in-
vestigation committee of the Jew-
ish Diamond Merchants Club in
Antwerp has accused 17 Jewish
diamond merchants of dealing
with Germany and have recom-
mended their expulsion from the
trade organization.

Representatives of the Jewish
community adopted a resolution
excommunicating the accused.
Under the order the men are pro-
hibited from entering houses of
worship and are barred from be-
ing buried in Jewish cemeteries.
(When news of the develop-
ment reached New York, Jack
Zigman, president of the_Diamond
Dealers Club of New York, de-
clared his organization would
make a similar investigation here.
The club, he said, had recently
adopted a resolution that mem-
bers of the organization dealing
with Germany would be expelled.
The investigation is still in prog-
ress.)

100th DP Ship
Brings More In

NEW YORK—The U.S. army
transport General Muir slipped
into New York Harbor Monday
and became the 100th- ship to
bring Jewish •DP's to the United
Jewish Conference in Geneva in States.
1932, and when the first World
Awaiting to greet the new ar-
Jewish Congress was established rivals were a group of former
in 1936, he became chairman of DP's who made the same voyage
its executive.
last October. Sponsored by the
Dr. Goldmann was closely af- United Service for New Avieri-
filiated with the late Rabbi cans, the newcomers have since
Stephen Wise, and was directly established themselves as self-
connected with his many activi- supporting citizens of the com-
ties. He has served several terms munity.
as a member of the Zionist execu-
This contingent swells the total
tive and the Jewish Agency for of Jewish DP's to arrive via
Palestine, before Hitler, he was USNA aid to 23,250 persons.
head of a large publishing com-
pany.
U. S. AGENCY HEAD
At the present he is chairman TORCH DRIVE
of the American section of the
Jewish Agency and acting presi-
dent of the World Congress.
Dr. Goldmann, a resident of the
United States, has been called a
citizen of the world on the basis
of his many activities. His repu-
tation as an interesting and
charming speaker is verified by
those who have heard him in the

Hadassah Awaits Goldmann

Mrs. Harry L. Jones, dinner
chairman, has announced the fol-
lowing as members of her com-
mittee: Arrangements, Mrs. Sid-
ney Allen and hostess, Mrs. Fred
Ginsburg.
A few reservations are still
DR. NA IICM GOLDMANN
availabl; and may be obtained by
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calling the Hadassah office, TY.
As a climax to Hadassah's 1949 their husbands who will attend 8-8216.
Honor Roll drive. Dr. Nahum the dinner.
Born in Poland, Dr. Goldmann
Goldmann, distinguished "citizen
Abraham Redelheim
of the world" and leader of Zion- was educated in Germany, and
ism, will deliver the major ad- made his first trip to Palestine in Named to ZOA Post
NEW YORK—The appointment
dress at the organization's $100 1913, following which he wrote a
describing his experiences. of Abraham A. Redelheim of
dinner at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday,
In 1927 he became a member New York, former national
Oct. 19 at the Book-Cadillac.
of the Zionist actions committee, president of Bnai Zion and
Dr. Goldmann. who has partic- and was one of the members of member of thp World Zionist
ipated in numerous commissions the political commission which Actions Committee, as national
concerned witt the welfare of negotiated with the Macdonald membership chairman of the
Palestine and Israel, will bring government following publication Zionist Organization of America,
a report of hit experiences to the of the notorious White Paper.
was announced by Daniel Frisch,
hundreds of Detroit women and Be organized the first World ZOA president.

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