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Friday, December 1, 1950

DETROIT JEWISII CHRONICLE

Letters to the Editor

READER DEFENDS SOCIAL
ORDER OF EAST EUROPE
To the Editor:
In the Nov. 10 issue of the
Jewish Chronicle, William Zuk-
erman bemoans the sorry plight
of the Jewish woman's rights.
Though I myself am not ac-
quainted with the pros and cons
of the argument, I must admit
that Mr. Zukerman's article is
a most forceful argument towards
furthering segregation.
According to Mr. Zukerman's
supposition that the superiority
of the ghetto woman over her
spouse was her prowess as
breadwinner, thereby earning
her the title as the real man of
the family, we must arrive at
the inevitable conclusion that in
our present civilized world
where the man of the family is
truly the man, the woman again
assumes her inferiority.
It is further apparent that the
machine age has distorted Mr.
Zukerman's perspective to such
a degree that he bases the
superiority of the ghetto woman
on her ability to perform phys-
ical tasks such as milking cows
and tending gardens. With this
assumption, the horse is far
more superior than either man
or woman in regard to his abil-
ity to work.
There can be no doubt in the
mind of anyone that the true
superiority of the human race
is its intellect and it is without
reserve that I state that the
greatest contributions to civiliza-
tion were made by people
whose only asset was their in-
tellect. I have yet to hear the
world condemn its great phil-
osophers on the basis that they
were weak, flabby and unable
to do practical work.
Therefore I deem it an honor
to be a descendant of such great
men who were willing to sac-
rifice their material world in
order th: 4 t'ley might attain a

loftier concep,ion of man's duties

on this world, and a descendant
of such great women who also
shared in the sacrifice to help
their husbands reach their goal.
Another point of Mr. Zuker-
man's article at which I was
taken aback, was his statement
that the philosophy of this type
of Jew was invented only after

Masada Schedules
Hanukkah Party

The Masada Chapter, ZOD, is
holding its Hanukkah party at
the Davison Center at 8:30 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 7. Leonard Ba-
ruch will explain the significance
of Hanukkah.
A social hour with refresh-
ments, games and dancing will
follow the short, informal speech.
All young adults can help to
make this party a success, by
bringing any discarded, personal
belongings Thursday evening.
These "white elephants" will be
used as prizes in the Hanukkah
frolic.
For further information, call
Helen Golde, WE. 5-0915, or Shir-
ley Jacobson, TO. 9-1264.

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he had supposedly deteriorated
in order to justify himself. How
can a person who possesses any
common sense believe such a
ridiculous statement, that a per-
son should devote himself wholly
to study and deprive himself of
material wealth without any
ideal whatsoever and only later
invent the ideal to justify him-
self?
As I stated before, I am a
long way from orthodox beliefs,
nevertheless I cannot stand by
and watch the public be fed
articles of such caliber by an
apparent hangover from the age
of chivalry.
I am certain that if the
Chronicle would truly be in-
terested in the matter, it would
carry an article presenting the
logical views of each side of the
argument by people who possess
true intellectual honesty.
MORRIS E. DAVIDS,
Cleveland

Pioneer Women's Jubilee
to Feature FDR Jr., TV Star

Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.
will address the silver jubilee
donor of the Detroit Council of
Pion. . Women's Organization.
His topic will be "Korea, the

vision star, who will supply the
entertainment.
The group hopes to raise
enough money at the donor to
fulfill its quota of $60,000. The
United States and Israel."
funds raireo will go to Israel
The affair will be held at 8:30
where they will be used to sup-
port 250 children's homes. Mrs.

Sarah Levine is the Council's
child rescue chairman.
Members of the steering com-
mittee for the donor are Mes-
dames Irving Turner, donor
chairman; Philip Stellar, vice-
president in charge of funds;

Paul Feldman, program chair-
man, and James Brindze, bulle-
tin chairman.
The funds committee consists
of Mesdames Channa Michlin,
Sophie Sislin, Marion Raimi,
Estelle Wilk, and Martha Shech-
ter.
Mrs. Henry Wolok is in charge
of hostesses and Mrs. Ben Bayer
is silver jubilee chairman.

NW to Present
Final Program
for Hanukkah

MRS, IRVING TURNER
• • •
p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 6 at the
Masonic Temple.
Also on the program will be
In line with its established
practice of culminating its cur- Sam Levenson, New York tele-
rent studies with an assembly
program, the Northwest Hebrew
Congregation Religious School Mogen Abraham Unit
will present a Hanukkah pro- to Visit Eloise Patients
gram on Dec. 10 in the school
The Sisterhood Mogen Abra-
auditorium.
ham will, during Hanukkah
This program will bring to a week, make a trip to Eloise Hos-
climax the concentrated work pital for the purpose of distribut-
about Hanukkah which has been ing packages to the patients.
going on for several weeks in
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter
the classrooms.
will conduct the Holiday Serv-
Featured on the program will ices and Mesdames Daniel Tern-
be the second appearance of the chin, Arnold LaKritz, Hyman
newly formed Northwest Hebre , Beale, Harry Saltsman, Sydney
Congregation Children's Choir Silver, and Nathan Marcus will
under the direction of Cantor visit with and distribute the
Fenakel.
packages to the patients.
Another feature of the pro-
Any individuals or groups who
gram will be the annual Hanuk- would like to present the pa-
kah play presented by the tients of Eloise Hospital with
school's Children's Theater, un- fruit, nuts or cake, but are un-
der the direction of Maxwell L. able to make the trip, contact
Rabbi Wohlgelernter at WE.
Nadis.
Music' and community singing 3-7710.
will be conducted by Mauri Lax
Whether for the latest news or
and Vivian Kozenn, music di-
the best in advertising, it always
rectors at • the school.
The cast will include the fol- pays to read the Jewish Chronicle
lowing: Aaron Dresser, Geraldine the year 'round.
Bailies, Stanley Nesselson, Carol
Rice, Phyllis Young, Frederick
Gold, Marjorie Serlin, Marian
Levine, Harriet Band, Earl Band
and Brent Slavin.
Mrs. Jacob Levine and her
Sisterhood committee will distri-
bute Hanukkah gifts to all the
children. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal
will greet the parents and tell
our famous
one of his children's stories.

Avodah Chapter Slates
Pre-Donor Meeting

Avodah Chapter, Pioneer Wo-
men, will hold a pre-donor meet-
ing Monday at 4 1, e home of Mrs.
ouis Gross, 12)21 Kentucky ave.
hue.
All memb:n s should bring in
funds and pledges for the donor
which will be held Dec. 6.
They are also asked to bring
clothing and household items for
sale Dec. 8.

Wise Chapter, AJC,
Elects New Officers

Dr. David, B. Gaberman, 18273
Santa Barbara, was re-elected
by a unanimous vote as president
of the Stephen S. Wise Chapter
of the American Jewish Con-
gress in Detroit.
Other officers elected were
Hiram Popkin, 18019 Santa Bar-
bara, vice-president; A r t h u r
Abrams, 18475 Northlawn, treas-
urer, and Mrs. Arthur Abrams,
18475 Northlawn, secretary.

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