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THE jEWISH NEWS

AZA-Jewish News Cigarette
Fund Is Highly Commended

Zionist Town Hall
Tuesday to Review

Announcement of the inauguration of the cigarette fund
for overseas servicemen by Detroit A. Z. A. and The Jewish
News was greeted with enthusiasm this week.
It is expected that other organizations will join the cam-
paign in order to have their names on special labels inserted
in each package of cigarettes to be issued_ to servicemen as a
result of this campaign by the manufacturers of Old Gold
cigarettes.
Several contributions to the fund have already been re-
ceived. They will be announced next week.
Checks, in any amount, are to be made out to . Cigarette
Fund of Detroit AZA—The Jewish News.
The following coupon may be used in sending gifts to
the cigarette fund:

Rabbi Fram, Kay, Yudkoff,
Cooper, Field, Mrs. Adler
on the Program

JEWISH NEWS OVERSEAS CIGARETTE FUND

Name of individual
or organization

Address

Amount

Donations may be sent to The Jewish News, 2114 Pe-
nobscot Bldg., or A. Z. A., 606 Murphy Bldg.

WeizmannDoubts
White Paper Will
Halt Immigration

Will Publicize Issues on Their
Radio Hours; to Form
Flow of Jews Into Palestine,
Ukrainian Chapter
He Assures, Will Continue
Hyman Altman, sponsor' of the
After May, 1944
two Jewish radio hours on Sta-

tion WJLB on Saturday nights
and at noon on Sundays, stated
this week that he will devote the
next three weeks' programs to-
wards clarifying the issues which
brought about the calling of the
American Jewish Conference.
Important statements on the
Conference will be made on Mr.
Altman's Hours this and the 'fol-
lowing week-ends.
Mr. Altman, who has been re-
sponsible for numerous commu-
nity undertakings in behalf of
the Home for Aged, relief efforts
during the years of depression
and other movements, stated that
he is planning to organize a
branch of the Federation of
Ukrainian Jews In Detroit. He
announced that he is negotiating
to bring as speakers for this pur-
pose Modecai Danzig of The Day
M. Duchovner of the Jewish
Morning Journal and Emma
Shurowitz of. the Forward.
Mrs. Altman is active with
Mr. Altman in sponsoring these
activities.

Alla-

Pioneer. Women
Increase Effort in
Child Rescue Fund

Annual Confirmation Services will be conducted by
Temple Israel in the auditorium of the Detroit Art Institute
on Tuesday evening, June 8. At Homes will be held in honor
of the following Temple Israel Confirmands:

Elayne Bassey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Bassey,
Rabbi Leon Pram will discuss
the importance of the American 4309 Glendale Ave., on Sunday, June 13, from 2 to 5 p. m.
Jewish Conference at the Zion-
Stanley Richard Gard, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gard of 2474
ist Town Hall Meeting to be held Oakrnan Blvd., 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday, June 13. No cards.
next Tuesday evening at the
William K. Hass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hass of 8651
Shaarey Zedek. LaSalle Blvd., Wednesday evening, June 9, 8 to 11 p.
m. No cards.
Factual mater-
Marilyn Ruth Slomovitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Slomo-
ial on the sub- vitz, 17355 Woodingham Dr., on Sunday, June 6, from 4 to 6 p. m.
and 8 to 10 p. m.
ject will be pre-
Sonia. Ilene Solomon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Solo-
sented by Leon
Kay, president of mon of 4245 Fullerton Ave., 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday, June 13. No. cards.
the Detroit
Chapter of the Rabbi J. Lookstein
American Jewish
Congress, a n d Speaker at Russian
Harry Yudkoff, Relief Rally Sunday
Rabbi Fram president of
13
the Greater Detroit Council of
Rabbi Joseph Lookstein, prom-
The date set for the high school
Bnai Brith.
inent New York Orthodox Zion-
Walter L. Field, chairman of ist leader and a noted orator, graduation of the United Hebrew
the Committee on Speakers and will be the principal speaker at Schools has been changed from
Monday, June 7, to Sunday, June
Organizers of the Zionist Organi-
13.
zation of Detroit, under whose
auspices the Town Hall Meetings
Elementary classes will be
are being arranged, will preside
graduated on Sunday, June 6.
at this meeting. Mrs. Morris Ad-
Both exercises will be held in
ler, president of Detroit Hadas-
the auditorium of the Rose Sittig
sah, will give an outline of latest
Cohen School, Lawton and Tyler,
at 8 p. m.
occurrences in Palestine, with
emphasis on the. work that is
The elementary class has corn-
being done to save the children
pleted the seven-year course pre- ,
of Europe for settlement in Pal-
scribed by the schools, while the
estine through Youth Aliyah.
high school class completed the
two-year junior high school
Abraham Cooper, president of
course.
the Zionist Organization of De-
Officers of the classes are:
troit, will bring a message from
PHILADELPHIA - B -yRoN
the national president, Judge
(elementary), Albert Zager, pres-7 .
Louis E. Levinthal.
ident; Herbert Mandel, vice-pres-
Zionist Town Hall Meetings
ident; Milton Broder, secretary;-
conclude with general debate by
Perry Phillips, treasurer; Ruth
the audience, and a social hour
Cooper, chairman; Anna Mirves,
with refreshments follows.
chairman of gift committee; Ros-
Election Of delegates to the lo-
lyn Clayman, chairman pin corri-;'
cal meeting for the American
RABBI JOSEPH LOOKSTEIN
mittee; Florence Sleeper, chair
Jewish Conference will take
place at this Zionist Town Hall the first aniversary celebration man of picture committee.
Meeting, according to Mr. Cooper. of Folks' Committee for Russian
DAVID W. SIMONS (junior
War Relief, at 8:30. p. m. on high school), Benny Barish, pres-
James G. McDonald, chairman of Monday at the Detroit Art In- ident; Rachel Nelson, vice-presi-
dent; Rachel Rosenstein, secre-
the President's Advisory Com- stitute.
Halevy Chorus, Liberty Chorus tary; Jerry Abramson, treasurer.
mittee on Political Refugees,
PHILADELPHIA - B Y R 0 N
urged President Roosevelt this and other features will be on the
week to intercede with Britain program. Rabbi Leon Fram will (jUnior high school), Herman
Robinson, president.
over limitations on Jewish immi- preside.
Admission will be free and • The graduation programs will
gration into Palestine.
be on the topiC of Shovuoth;
The former League of Nations there will be no collection.
High Commissioner for Refugees
from Germany, speaking at the
Mr. and Mrs. Stein Announce
annual dinner-meeting of the
That Their Popular Resort Is Now Open!
Philadelphia Anti - Defamation
Council, charged that the White
Paper restrictions on Jewish im-
Special Low Rates for June
migration into Palestine are "a
violation of the spirit of the Man-
date.P

NEW YORK (JPS) — Dr.
Chaim Weizmann, president of
the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
asserted that "Jewish immigra-
tion will not be halted" when the
Chamberlain White Paper goeS
into effect in May, 1944, at a
luncheon tendered to him by the
Jewish National Workers'
ance, .which inducted him as an
hohorarY member.
Regardless of the termination
of the fiye-year clauSe on imrni-
gration in the White Paper, the
flow of Jews into the Jew4h Na-
tional Home will not stop, he
Said. "On that I give yoti my as-
surance," - he told the crowd of
800.
Says White raper
Not Tnchangeable7
, PHILADELPHIA (W N
Pointing out that British White,
Papers are not "unchangeable,"

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UHS High School
Graduation Set
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