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standing of human relations," he
stated.
"There are only two ways to
Solve Human Relations Issue
Now or Never, Says Dr. Cook
"If the problems of human re-
lations are not solved, and quick-
ly, there will be no other prob-
lems to solve." The speaker was
Prof. Lloyd A.
Cook, recently
named to t h e
newly estab-
lished Leo M.
Franklin Chair
in Human Rela-
tions at Wayne
University.
Prof. Cook
was referring to
the threat of
of atomic w a r Prof. Cook
which can be averted only
through a better understanding
among mankind.
influence people's actions," Prof.
Cook went on, one is by govern-
ment, through law, and the other
is by education. Both are neces-
sary and through the lectures we
hope to add to the new science of
human relationships."
"Perhaps someday, the chair
may be expanded into a profes-
sorship," he added.
The Franklin Lectures will be
open to the public and will start
during the spring term.
Dr. Cook, who holds a doctor of
philosophy degree in educational
sociology from Ohio State Uni-
versity, is the author of many
books and articles in his field.
H. C.
"Human relations is a novel
concept," he added, "and the
whole framework has to be
worked out yet."
Speaking about the chair, he
said that it had been set up by
Temple Beth El in honor of the
late Rabbi Franklin and that its
exact area was as yet undecided.
"I intend to consult with the
community before deciding what
field the four lectures will cover,"
he said.
In addition to Dr. Cook's lec-
ture, he will select three men
from any part of the country to
deliver the other talks.
"We have an opportunity to
The deadline of t h e Jewish
make these lectures an important Chronicle is noon on Mondays.
contribution to scientific under-
Thursday, September 28, 1950
Young Israel Women Slate
Russ Mulholland Program
Mrs. Herman K. Cohen, second
vice president and program chair-
man of the Women's League of
Young Israel, announces tl.at the
group will be host to its members
and friends at 12:30 p.m., Mon-
day, Oct. 9 at a dessert luncheon
in the social hall of the Young
Israel Youth Center.
The Russ Mulholland radio
show "Meet The Ladies" will be
the entertainment feature of the
afternoon.
Five contestants will be chosen
from the audience. Bill Silbert
will be the master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Philip J. Forman, chair-
25, announces that the afternoon
will include a presentation writ-
ten by Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka and •
enacted the members ofa the
Women's League.
Reservations to the donor
luncheon can be made at the
Young Irsrael office, TE. 4-4145,
or by calling Mrs. Forman, TO.
8-934, or her co-chairman, Mrs.
David I. Harris, TO. 8-6654.
Mosaic Lodge
Plans Senior
man of the sixth annual donor
luncheon to be held in the Young
Israel Center on Wednesday, Oct. Warden's Nite
DAVID BERMAN
•
Life and hope for hundreds of thousands of
our fellow-Jews can be provided only on a
C.O.D. basis.
Only cash can avert despair.
Only cash can transport them to Israel and to
other lands.
Only cash can provide homes and build a new
life for the immigrants among their own
people in Israel.
Only cash can save many thousands from
homelessness and persecution in Europe and
North Africa.
If you made a pledge, remember it cannot go
to work in saving lives until you have paid
the cash.
To us here C.O.D. means Cash On Delivery.
For our fellow-Jews in Israel and elsewhere
C.O.D. means Cash Or Despair.
On Sunday, October 8th, National "C" Day,
stay at home to give cash. Give all you can
to see the job through.
Why Cash Is Needed Now
1 At least 50,000 Jews must be moved
out of Iraq in the coming months.
2 70,000 Jews must be transferred from
Roumania to Israel
3 There are still 80,000 Jews living in
tent-cities who must be given homes
and jobs in Israel.
4 Cash in time will convert these dead-
lines into lifelines for our fellow-Jews
overseas. Cash in time will help us
fulfill our obligations here at home.
SEE THE JOB THROUGH WITH CASH ON "C" DAY
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By Contributing to the
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Mosaic Lodge, of the Masonic
Order, announces that annual
senior warden's night will be
held on Wednesday, Oct. 4.
Honored for his many services
to the lodge will be Senior War-
den Herbert I. Grossman.
As guest speaker for the eve-
ning, David S. Berman, worship-
ful master, has obtained Alan
Canty, executive director of the
Psychopathic Division of Re-
corder's Court. -
His subject will be "The Prob-
lem of the Sex Deviate."
In addition, E. Burke Mont-
gomery, past master of Lotus
Lodge, who is the chief deputy
clerk of Recorder's Court, wilt
introduce Canty.
Dinner is set for 6:30 p.m. at
the Fountain Ballroom, Masonic
Temple.
To make reservations call Hen-
ry llertzberg, UN. 3-9964 or
Henry M. Rottman, WO. 2-6880.
This will be a stag affair.
Center Movie Series
to Show 'Quiet One'
"The Quiet One" will be the
next showing in the film discus-
sion series of the Jewish Com-
munity Center, at 9 p.m., Thurs-
day. Thomas Granzow, consult-
ant of the Michigan Department
of Health, will lead the discus-.
sion following the picture.
This documentary film of a
Negro boy in trouble received
favorable notices in Detroit and
elsewhere.
On subsequent Thursdays the
Center will sponsor film discus-
sions on "Health and Your Fam-
ily." A documentary on cancer
research will open the series
Oct. 12.
NW Sisterhood Slates
Expert on Espionage
Mrs. Herbert Harris, program
chairman of the Northwest He-
brew Sisterhood, announces that
A. Abbot Rosen, formerly with
the sabotage and espionage unit
of the Deaprtment of Justice, and
a member of the U. S. delegation
to the United Nations in drafting
of genocide treaty, will be at their
meeting at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in
the social hall.
The public is invited.
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