Page Fifteen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 16, 1943

Weizmanns Arrive in London

Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

British Organ
Suggests Union
Of Arab States

Raise $11,500,000 for
U.J.A. in Six Months

Plan Seen Eliminating Fear
of Jewish Self-Governing
Unif in Palestine

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By Danny Raskin

HERE 'N THERE ... Excursions
seem to be the style, now . . . At
least eight organizations are plan-
ning them . . . The A.Z.A. Bob-Lo
trip, scheduled for Sunday, July
25, will be sponsored by Chapter
313 . . . Young People's Society
of Bnai Moshe plans two outings
. . . on July 25 and Aug. 25.
Pvt. Bob Oschinsky is stationed
in Iran, Persia . . . Pvt. Phil
Rothschild, in town last week-end
from Camp McCoy, Wis., pro-
claimed astonishment at the dis-
regard girls in Detroit have to-
ward non-striped servicemen . 1
He's an instructor with a special
service unit, . teaching illiterates .to
read and write. •
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TRUE SHORT STORY .
member of the Jewish Center is
an embarrassed young man today
. . . Accepting an invitation for
a blind date with an out-of-town
girl, he took her to Eastwood
Ballroom to exhibit his dancing
prowess . . . Returning to their
table, he proceeded to tell the
lassie that she did not dance cor-
rectly and would be glad to teach
her . . . The sweet miss thanked
him for his "generosity" and sat
through the rest of the evening,
listening to his lessons . . . When
they arose to leave, much to our
hero's surprise, Sammy Kaye,
the orchestra leader, walked over
and warmly greeted the young
lady . . . It wasn't until last
week, after the girl had returned
home, that he discovered her to
be the female half of one of New
York's finest dance team! . _
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THE DETROITER'S- CLUB
continues activities with an all-
day outing at The Homestead,
this Sunday . . . Transportation
will be furnished . . . Details are
at the Jewish Center . . . Speak-
ing of the Center, those War-
Workers dances, every other Sat-
urday eve, are gaining wide
attention : . . The airy courtyard
is a booming incentive to the
crowds who are attending . . .‘ A:
new name for these affairs would
be a good suggestion.
Marine Pvt. Jay Handels-
man left for San Diego, and then
—more Japs! A great many girls
should realize that sophistication.
is usually a natural possession .
Attempts to "put it on," so to
speak, is very unbecoming and
easily noticeable! . . . T/Sgt.
Ernie Iczkovitz and T/Cpl. Ber-
nie Gorosh were • in town from
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
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HARRY WEINSTEIN, aviation
machinist mate, forwards us a
fine -souvenir . . . The control
stick handle of the plane in
which .Maj. Joe Foss shot down

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DR. AND MRS. CHAIM WEIZMANN

Dr. Weizmann, president of the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
and Mrs. Weizmann arrived in London on July 2, having flown
there from the United States, where they had been for more than
a year. The above photograph of the two world Zionist _leaders
was taken at one of the gatherings in their honor in New York.

Ruth Brotman
Concert Soloist
In Mt. Clemens

Labor Committee
Asks U. S. Seek Return
of Cremieux Decree

Miss. Ruth C. Brotman, colora-
tura soprano and music critic
who has written articles for
numerous magazines and periodi-
cals, will appear as soloist with
the concert orchestra at the Col-
onial Hotel, Mt. Clemens.
Miss Brotman, who spent the
last two years in Florida, is vis-
iting with her sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. • and Mrs. Samuel
Weisman, 2314 Calvert Ave.
She has appeared as soloist
with the Miami Concert Orches-
tra, with the U. S. Military Or-
chestra and was accompanied in
concert by the famous Mana-
Zucca, ccnnposer and pianist. .
A former student of Max Levy
of Detroit, Miss Brotman ap-
peared in recital with Mrs. Dor-
othy Roosevelt .in Detroit. She
was complimented highly by the
late Ossip - Gabrilowitsch for her
music articles.

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London Church Is
Beautified by Jews

LONDON (Religious News
=Service) - Jewish residents of
Swindon, -near London, have
donated set of curtains to hang
behind. the Communion table in
Immanuel Congregational Church
as an expression of appreciation
"for the Church's interest in the
Jewish problem." On the occa-
sion of the Jewish Feast of. the
Atonement, Immanuel Church
was placed at the service of the
loaal Jews, and the minister, the
Rev. Nigel G. Porter, preached
the sermon.

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NEW YORK (JTA) -- In con-
nection with the visit of Gen..
Giraud to the United States, the
Jewish Labor Committee this
week issued a statement asking
for the restoration of the Crem-
ieux Decree which Gen. Giraud
abrogated. The committee termed
the abrogation an illegal act
"which deprives of French citi-
zenship 120,000 French Algerian
Jews born as Frenchmen."
"The Jewish Labor Committee,
representing - 500,000 organized
Jewish workers in the United
States, appeals to the government
of the United States to use its
good offices with the present
French adminisration in Algeria
to that the latter will -once and
for . all wipe out the shameful
Fascist anti-Jewish laws of the
Nazi-Vichy regime," the state-
ment reads.
"American labor which is de-
Voted soul and body to the cause
of democracy and to winning our
war against the Axis powers is
vitally concerned in this matter.
Now is the time to act; 120,000
Jewish citizens of France must
at once regain all their constitu-
tional rights."
(French circles in. New York
stated that Gen. Giraud is ex-
pected to announce a reversal of
his position on the Cremieux
while in the U. S.)

Obituaries

Israel Kozden, 63, of 3042
Sturtevant Ave., died July 2.
Funeral services were held July
4 at the Chesed shel Emes.
Rabbis J. Rabinowitz and J. S.
Sperka, officiated. He is surviv-
ed by his wife, Rose; a daughter,
Tillie Sturman; four sons; Sain-
uel, Herman, Lt. Morris and Lt..
Louis:
* * *
Mrs. Rachel Goldberg, of 2614
Leslie Ave.; died July 1 at the
age of 68. Funeral services were
held July 2: Dr.' A.. M. Hersh-
man and Rabbi Leizer Levine
officiated. Burial was in Mac-
hpelah Cemetery. Mrs. Gold-
berg, who was known for her
charitable work here, was a
resident of Detroit for more
than 50 years. She is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Herman
Cohen and Mrs. Irving Paul,
.
and a son, Morton Goldberg.
* * *
Jonas P. Krouse, 44 of 4344
Waverly died July 7. He leaves
his. wife, Lillian; a ckaughter,
. Marjorie; '-two brothers, Daniel
and Dr. 'Bernard Krouse; a sis-
ter, Mrs. , jack -Levy. Funeral
-services 'Were held from the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Home.

Herman Seltzer, 72, of 2712
I.,amirence Ave., died • July 10.
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LONDON (JPS-Palcor) — The
Palestine problem might be
solved if the ArabS were to unite,
with the help of the Allies, to
form one state and one people in
place of the six separate states
which now exist, it is suggested
in an editorial in the curernt is-
sue of Great Britain and The
East, the publication often re-
garded as the organ of the Brit-
ish Colonial Office.
The article, to which • consider-
able significance has been at-
tached in all quarters, asserts
that under such • a union the
Arabs could easily be transferred
froni one state to another and
they would have no cause to fear
a Jewish Self-governing unit 'in
Palestine.
Discussing : King . Ibn ..Saucl's
statement opposing the .,estab-
lishment of a Jewish National
Home in Palestine which ap-
peared in a recent issue of Life •
magazine, :thee editorial _Observes
that Saudi Arabia's ruler ignores
the Jewish religious "aspect as
well as the fact that "the pres-
ence of the Jews in Palestine is
the result of authorized permis-
sion granted by the Allied na-
tions."
Furthermore, the Arabs were
thereby "freed after four cen-
turies under the foreign yoke."
The editorial expresses confi-
dence that •"the conscience of the
Allied nations will not allow dis-
possession of the Jews,- having
authorized them to go there."

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Home. He: 'leaves two , daugh-
ters, Mrs Arthtk Elder and Mrs.
Dexter GoulSton.;' and a son,
LaWrenCe Seltzer.

NEW YORK—A total of $11,-
500,000 has been raised by the
United Jewish Appeal for Refu-
gees, Overseas Needs and Pales-
tine in the first six months of
1943 toward its $25,000,000 na-
tional quota, it was reported at
a meeting of the executive corn-
mittee which was convened to
review the results of Spring cam-
paigns in 3,095 communities for
the war rescue programs of the
Joint Distribution Committee,
United Palestine Appeal and .-
tional Refugee Service.

500 : May Enter •
Lawrence 'Institute
For War Program

Five hundred aditiohal men
and women within the greater
Detroit area may now enroll in
the government's college level
war • training program at the
Lawrence Institute of Technol-
ogy, college officials announced
Recent expansion of the pro-
gram has been effected in order
to provide training for jobs of
vital importance to the war
effort.
Thirty-six training categories
are to be given in the summer
term which started July 13. Al-
though some classes are schedul
ed for day school, the majority'
will be given on Tuesday and
Thursday nights. These courses
include such. subjects as radio,
drafting, time study, metallu-
rgy, engineering orientation,
engine testing, etc.
'Further information and ap-
plication forms are available by
Calling at the college office on
Woodward Ave.

Our Deadlines

The Jewish News desires to
call the attention of its read-
ers and contributors to the
fact that our regular deadline
is before 4 p. m. on Tuesdays,
and there are earlier deadlines
during holiday weeks.

The cooperation of 'our
readers and • of the publicity
writers for local organizations
is solicited in adhering to
these dea-dlines.

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