Friday, March 5, 1943
THE JEWISH NEWS
Arabs Include Palestine
In Plan to Form Own State
Page Fifteen
Air Cadet Brasch Bnai Brith's
Building Models
To Aid Teaching Bond Total
Obitua ries
Mrs. Clara Krell died Tuesday
at Grace Hospital. Rabbi Adler
and Cantor Sonenklar officiated
at funeral services Wednesday,
at her late residence, 2454 Chi
cago Blvd. Burial was in Clover-
hill Cemetery. Born in Russia 67
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith years ago, Mrs. Krell had lived
Emir of Transjordan Aspires to Become Ruler of a United
Detroiter Assists Officials At
Arab Nation; Report Demands Made to Oust Jewish
Texas Training Site
Chairman of Haifa Municipal Council
Council's one month's drive to in Detroit for 33 years. Surviving
With His Hobby
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Emir Abdullah, ruler of Trans-
Is $1,490,000
jordan who aspires to become the ruler of a united Arab state
comprising Transjordan, Palestine and Syria, this week is-
sued an invitation to Arab leaders here to come to his winter
residence for "consultations" on Arab post-war problems,
including the future of Palestine.
The move by the Emir coincides with the disclosure here
by Palestine Arab leaders that they intend to establish an
Arab political representation in Jerusalem and in London
"in order to defend the political rights of the Arabs, and to
achieve national independence."
Ask Jewish Chairman's Ouster
The Palestine government has been asked by the Arab
members of the Haifa municipality to replace the Jewish
chairman of the Haifa Municipal Committee, Shabbatai Levi,
with an Arab. The municipal council is composed of four
Jews, four Christians, and two Moslems.
The population of Haifa is now 100,000 of whom nearly
70 per cent are Jews.
Leader of German Hechalutz Movement Shot
Information reaching here this week reveals that Alfred
Selbiger, leader of the German Hechalutz movement, was
executed in a concentration camp last December. Selbiger,
who directed the emigration of Jewish children from Ger-
many to Palestine after the advent of Hitler, had refused to
avail himself of opportunities to leave the country as long
as any of the Chalutzim remained.
A garden will be planted on Jewish National Fund land
here to honor his memory, the J.N.F. announced.
Select 4,000 Children for Palestine
LONDON—Colonial Secretary Stanley told Commons
that steps have been taken to select those Jewish children
who will emigrate from Bulgaria to Palestine in accordance
with the agreement negotiated by the British Government
under which 4,000 Jewish children and 500 adults will be
permitted to leave the country.
Mother In
Of Pvt. Pesick's
Safety in Africa
Jewish Center
Activities
Cadets at the .San Antonio,
Tex., Aviation Cadet Center
have little spare time, but Ca-
det Robert L. Brasch of De-
sell $1,000,000 in United States
War Bonds and to sponsor two
submarine chasers, came to a
close with sales totaling $1,490,-
000.
Harry Yudkoff, president of the
Council, thanks all who helped
make this campaign a success.
Plan Victory Rally
CADET ROBERT L. BRASCR
troit has found moments in
which to indulge in his hobby
and at the same time help of-
ficials at the Center.
He has been making model
airplanes to scale for use in
teaching Cadets identification of
combat plane types.
Cadet Brasch is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. I. Brasch of De-
troit and Miami.
Rabbi :dram Talks
At Gewerkshaften
Rally Thursday
A victory rally is planned by
Pisgah Lodge in the main audi-
torium of the Jewish Community
Center on M o n d a y evening,
March 15, when Pisgah Lodge
will be host to the Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith Council.
Frank N. Isbey, chairman of
the United States Treasury War
Bond Program for Michigan, will
present the council with the of-
ficial Treasury Department cita-
tion. Rudolph Me y e r s o h n,
president of Pisgah Lodge, an-
nounces that an outstanding na-,
tional personality will be the
speaker at the rally and that
entertainment also is being
planned.
Leaders Praised
At a meeting of delegates of
the Bnai Brith Council it was
unanimously voted that suitable
resolutions be drafted for pres-
entation to Mrs. Lillian Aaron,
president of Pisgah Auxiliary,
and Max Goldhoff, treasurer of
Pisgah Lodge, who as co-chair-
men of the Million Dollar War
Bond Drive, gave untiringly of
their efforts to assure success of
the drive.
`The Student Prince'
Comes to the Cass
are her husband, Michael; four
children, Harry, Leon, Benjamin
and Elizabeth, three grandchild-
ren, and a brother.
Joseph Velick, of 1929 Elm-
hurst, died Feb. 19, at the age
of 76. Funeral services were
from the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home. Rabbi Max Wohlgelernter
officiated. Interment was in Clo-
ver Hill Park Cemetery. He is
survived by his wife, Celia; two
daughters, Ida and Mrs. Eleanor
Epstein; three sons, Alex, Samuel
and Casper C.; two brothers, Abe
and Samuel,
Lillian Rosenthal, of 3020
Gladstone, died Feb. 23, at the
age of 73. Funeral services were
held Feb. 25 from Ira Kaufman
Funeral - Home. Rabbis H. Ly-
man and Harold Rosenthal offic-
iated. Interment was in Temple
Beth El Cemetery. She was a
life long resident of Detroit,
Surviving are her husband,
Charles; son, Harold T., and
daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Berger;
four grand-children and one
great grand-child.
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Carrying on the vogue for light
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After being reported missing
musical entertainment, "The Stu-
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Call Saturday afternoon
dent Prince," making a Trans-
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MICHIGAN LEGISLATION
Rabbi Leon Franz will be the continental tour, comes to the
Pesick, 28, son of Mrs. Fannie
Among the bills before the guest speaker at the rally of the Cass Theater for one week be-
Pesick of 1684 Hazelwood Ave., Michigan Legislature that are re- Gewerkshaften drive next Thurs-
has been reported wounded in ceiving serious consideration at day evening at Lachar's on 12th
INFLATE WITH
an African engagement, accord- meetings of Mothers' Clubs this St.
INFLATION
week are:
Last Thursday evening, the
ing to the War
1—Shall people be permitted speaker was Meyer Brown, head
Department. He
Your financial future may be dependent
to vote at the age of 18? Are of the Jewish Teachers' Semi-
is with an in-
on today's foresight. Real estate stands
alone—you can't print real estate. Get
nary
and
former
president
of
the
they
sufficiently
mature
to
accept
fantry unit.
all
the Facts and Figures from Mr.
such responsibility? Is the fact Jewish National Workers Alli-
A graduate of
Bedford.
that they are fighting to save the ance. Meyer Sesling, director of
Northern High
$11,000 DOWN-26-apt. cor., 3 to 4
democratic way of life sufficient the Gewerkshaften, who was to
Private Pesick
rooms, fine cond. Rent $11,500. Normal
have spoken last Thursday, will
to grant them this privilege?
$150,000. Liquidation price cut to $55,-
also attended:-
000. Pay bal. with inflation dollars.
2—Should prison labor be util- address a subsequent meeting.
Nor the a stern:
The series of radio broadcasts
ized 'for war production? If for
High and was a
$20,000 DOWN-2 blds., 13-apt., 31-
apt., all 3 rooms. Big tan bk. court.
the "duration" only, will it • lift and the special Palestine cultural
member of Pis-
Rent
$20,000. Former $250,000 sales
the morale of the prisoners in evenings continue to be sponsor-
gah Lodge of
value. Bargain. $100,000.
that they too may help in the ed by the local committee.
Bnai Brith be-
36-APT.—Downtown, step to Wood-
This Saturday night, over the
war effort?
fore leaving for Pvt. Pesick
ward. Palatial modernized property,
The Mothers' Clubs have re- facilities of Hyman Altman's
service. He was in the wholesale
elevator, marble entrance, tiled halls.
Small ceiling rents $17.000. Sold 1929
produce business with his twin solved to ask Congressmen to Jewish Radio Hour, on Station
for $150,000. Heirs Want cash, sacrifice,
reopen hearings concerning dis- WJLB, Mrs. David Sheraga will
brother, Julius. .
$60,000. .
Barbara
Scully
as
"Kathie"
speak
in
behalf
of
the
drive.
The
crimination
of
minority
groups
in
In letters to his family he
53 APTS.—High class architecture,
speaker on Mr. Altman's hour on ginning Sunday night, March 14,
described cities he has visited, war industries.
marble lobby, inner landscaped court.
The annual Purim masquerade Sunday will be Morris Lieber- with matinees 'Wednesday and 3 to 5 rooms. Low rent, $30,000. For-
the people and the languages
listed $350,000. Former mtg..
they speak. He mentioned Oran, ball honoring the United Nations man, chairman of the executive Saturday. The following week merly
$250,000. Deflated "thru the wringer"
the same cast will play "Blossom price
only $140,000. Terms $35,000. This
and sent home a French news- will be sponsored by the Mothers' committee of the drive.
A half-hour program is plan- Time," opening Sunday matinee. property will satisfy your financial
paper from the African sector. Clubs on Wednesday evening,
ambitions.
ned by Mr. Altman for Saturday
March
14,
at
the
Jewish
Com-
Everett Marshall is starred at
Besides his mother and bro-
night, March 13. Rabbi Morris the head of the cast which also
munity
Center.
ther, two sisters, Belle and Hil-
Adler will be the speaker and features Frank Hornaday, Bar-
Homer Warren & Co.
da, live at home.
PUBLIC SPEAKING GROUP'S
the musical program will feature bara Scully, Detmar Poppen,
NEWCOMERS' NIGHT THURS. the Halevy Singing Society.
59 Years' Dependable Service
Nina Verala, Harry K. Morton,
Palestine evenings have been Zella Russell, Victor Morley,
A newcomers' night will be
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The Palestine evenings 'feature
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