Friday, December IQ, 1 -941

THE JEWISH - NEWS

Page - Eleven-

UNRRA Decisions Reflect Monsky Due Council to Discuss White
Jews' Needs, Congress Says At Bnai Brith Paper Thursday Evening

Due Consideration to Be Given fo Specific Wants For
All Assured by Lehman; Refugees to Be Aided
In Return to Their Homelands

NEW YORK (JPS)—The decisions of the Conference of the
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration reflect an
understanding of the special needs of the Jewish populations in
Europe and contain reassuring provisions in that direction, it was
stated at a press conference here by Dr. A. Tartakower and Dr. A.
Kubowitzki who had submitted a memorandum of the World Jewish
Congress to the Conference.
The two World Jewish Congress leaders said that the decisions
and letters received from Director General Lehman of the UNRRA
and the British delegate, George Rendell, indicate that the
memorandum was given due consideration.
The UNRRA has shown its comprehension of the specific needs
of the Jewish population in its decision that no discrimination be
practiced against any group in the liberated territories, but rather
that due consideration be given to specific needs that have arisen
as a result of discriminations and restrictions imposed by the Axis.
The UNRRA also decided to assist in the' repatriation of all
refugees who desire to return to the countries where they pre-
viously resided, regardless of whether they were citizens of those
lands or whether they possessed right for permanent residence in
those countries.
That is definitely reassuring to thousands of Polish Jews who
were deported from France, Belgium and other territories where
they had resided for years.

Fete Sunday

Quarterly Meeting of Delegates to Be Addressed by
Nationally Prominent Zionist Leader; Peretz
Program at Jewish Center Sunday Evening
President of Grand Lodge
To Be Guest Speaker on
. Dangers inherent in the proposed British White Paper on
Palestine. and steps to be taken for its abrogation will be the
100th Anniversary
subject for discussion at the quarterly conference of the
With Henry Monsky, president Jewish Community Council next Thursday evening at the
of the Supreme Grand - Lodge of Jewish Community Center:
Bnai Brith, as guest speaker, the
James I. Ellmann, president of the Council, announces

100th anniversa-
ry of Bnai Brith
will be observed
here Sunday
evening, at a
meeting ar-
ranged by all
branches of Bnai
Brith in the city,
at Temple Beth
El.
The evening Rabbi Folkman
meeting will be preceded by an
afternoon program at which
Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman of
Grand Rapids, past president of
District Grand Lodge No. 6, will
be the guest speaker.
Initiation Program
The initiation program will
Commencing their 15th year of
Mr. Altman expressed confi- mark the conclusion of a drive
broadcasting as sponsors of the dence this week that the amount to. enroll 1,500 new members in
Jewish Radio Hours on Station of Bonds sold in honor of their Bnai Brith on the occasion of
WJLB, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Alt- anniversary, when finally com- the 100th anniversary. Jesse R.
piled at the end of this week, will Feiler will preside at the after-
man were signally honored last exceed $150,000.
noon's ceremonies, starting at
Sunday when their listeners, in
Numerous letters of congratula- 2:30 p. m. The Pisgah Lodge
response to their appeal, pur-
degree team will exemplify the
chased more than $100,000 worth tions were received by the Alt- teachings of Bnai Brith. A choral
mans on the occasion of their
of War Bonds.
anniversary as radio broadcasters. group from the Halevy Singing
Last year; on • the occasion of Among those who greeted them Society, under the direction of
the Bar Mitzvah of their broad- were organizations and individ- William Gayman, will render
casting, a grove of 1,500 trees was uals, the United Hebrew Schools, vocal selections. Samuel W.
planted in Palestine in their the Michigan Synagogue Confer- Leib -will greet the gathering in.
•honor. This year, the Altmans ence, the Yiddish Writers' Asso- the name of the District Grand
made . "Buy Bonds" the slogan ciation of New York, local rabbis Lodge No. 6.
of their celebration.- _
and others.
Aaron Rosenberg, chairman of
the city-wide membership drive,
will welcome the new members
and there will be greetings by
the following presidents of or-
ganizations which participated
in the joint initiation: Pisgah
Lodge, Isadore Starr; Louis
Presidents and Officert of Marshall Lodge, David I. Rosin;
Nathaniel H. Goldstick cele-
Organizations Invited to
Detroit Lodge, Maxwell D. Gold-
brated his 50th birthday last
man; Theodor Herzl Lodge, Louis
Sunday.
Hear Isaac Hamlin
Eder; East Side Lodge,• Fred E.
Maurice A. Arcinsson will ob-
serve his birthday - this Satur- • Isaac Hamlin, secretary of the Sherman.
Speaks In Evening
day: • • - •
National Labor Committee for
Louis H. . Schostak, president
Rabbi Leon Frain and Henry Palestine, which sponsors t h e of the Greater Detroit Bnai
Wineman will ". celebrate their Gewerkshaften drives for the Brith Council, will preside at
birthdays on Sunday. A tribute Histadruth in the Jewish Na- the - evening program which will
to Mr. Wineman on his ,65th tional Home, will be the guest be featured by the address by
birthday appears on Page 6 of speaker . at a special meeting of Mr. Monsky. There will be an
presidents and officers of De-
this issue.
address of welcome by Dr. B.
Mrs. Charles B. Lakoff's troit Landsmanschaften, at 1:30 Benedict Glazer and selections
p.
m.
this
Sunday,
at
the
Jeri-
birthday occurred on Dec. 6, and
by Henry Siegl, Detroit Sym-
cho Temple on Joy Ro-ad.
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert observed her
phony Orchestra violinist, ac=
A
report
will
be
submitted
at
birthday Dec, 9. •
companied by Karl Haas, organ-
Other birthdays in December this meeting on the achievements ist of Temple Israel. _
of folks organizations in last
include the following:
Greetings will be extended by
Sainuel Kohlenberg, Dec. 15; year's drive. Detrot's delegates Mrs. Charles Solovich, president
to
the
20th
jubilee
national
His-
Harry . C. Davidson, Dec. 15; Mrs.
of the Women's District Grand
Benjamin Lambert, Dec. 17; Mrs. trachith convention, held in New Lodge No. -6, and Harry Yud-
Oscar M. Zemon, Dec. 21; Mor- York last week, will report on koff, second vice-president of
ris- L. Schaver, Dec. 25; Dr. the results of the conference.
the District .Grand Lodge. Vocal
Active participation of frater- selections will be given by Miss
Meryl M. Fenton, Dec. 27; Ben-
jamin Wilk, Dec. 29; Dr. Hugo nal and benevolent organizations Anna Av.ris, soprano. Mr. Monsky
A.. Freund, Dec. 6; Lt.-Col. Row- was responsible in the main for will . be introduced .13Y Aaron
the success of last year's His- Drqock, past president of Dis-
land W. Fixel, Dec. 6.
tadruth 'drive here.
trict Grand Lodge No. 6. Rabbi
Leaders of local organizations Folkman. will - conclude the eve-
League of Jewish Youth
are invited to participate in ning's program with a brief ad-
Holds. Social at Center
Sunday's meeting-and to help in dress.
this year's campaign.
The second annual Brunch of
New headquarters of the Ge-
the League of Detroit Jewish werkshaften Histadruth cam- 256 Receive Awards
or . Civilian Defense
Youth, for presidents of..21 affili- paign have been opened at 9142 F
. - Awards for voluntary Civilian
ated organizations, will be held at Linwood, telephone TY. 7-8225.
the Jewish Community Center, at
Defense service were made to
1 p. m., this Sunday:
56 men and women-166 of .
Ambulances to Be Sent 2 whom
There will be a discussion on
received 500-hoUr pins
problems confronting individual To Red Mogen David
and 90, 1,000-hour. pins with the
club units.
CD, insignia—at ceremonies at
NEW YORK (JTA) — Ten the Detroit 'City Hall Tuesday.
Presiding at the Brunch will be
Bertha Belkin, president of . the American-built military ambu- Frank M. McLaury, OCD direct-
LDJY, and the following execu- lances will be enroute to Pales- or, presided.
tive officers: Bluma Nagler and
An address by Mayor Jeffries
Martha Gleicher, vice-presidents; tine within the next few weeks was followed by reports on Vol-
Nettie Seligson, recording secre- as a result of: intervention with unteer Services by a speaker for
tary; Ruth Applebaum, corre- American and British authorities Selective Service; Nate Shapero,
sponding secretary; Louis Rosen, by Rep. Emanuel Cellar of New Chairman of the Retail Merch-
treasurer.
York, it was learned this week. ants Bond and • Stamp Program
for the U. S. Treasury Dept.; W.
The ambulances are destined for E. Fitzgerald, director, Detroit
Rabbi and Priest . in Film the
Red Mogen David which aids OPA, and Miss Cecile M. Whal-
Depicting Nazi • Terror
British and American soldiers as en, director, OCD Volunteer Of-
well as Palestinian civilians.
fice.
HOLLYWOOD (Religious
NeWs Service)—A Jewish rabbi
and a Roman Catholic priest are
among the leading characters in
a film production to be released
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Altmans Sell $100,000 in War Bonds
Starting 15th Year on Station WJLB

Birthdays
Of the Month

Gewerkshafsen

Rally Sunday

that a nationally prominent lead-
er, representing the _r American
Zionist Emergency .Council, will
be the guest speaker -. wli-O
outline the need for mobilizing
public opinion against the White
Paper. •

Other business at this meeting
will include election of a mem-
ber of the executive committee;
to fill a vacancy; reports of
committees and action on a re-
solution regarding the unity of
American Jewry within the AriV
erican Jewish Conference:

Zionist Youth Council
To Hold Party Dec.17

Zionist Youth Council of De-
troit will hold a combined Ha-
nukah party and Oneg Shabbat
on Friday evening, Dec. 17, at
the Bnai David Synagogue, Elm-
hurst at Fourteenth-.

Refreshments will be served.
A diversified program is plan-.
ned consisting of group and
choir singing, a skit on Hanu-
kah, Palestinian dancing, a n d
other entertainment planned by .
various groups. Admission is
.free. The public is invited.

Peretz Program Sunday • -
The - J.- L. Peretz prograM=the
first of a series of Yiddish - cul-
tural meetings sponsored jointly?
with the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, Will take place this Sunday
This will be the third in a -
evening at the Center.
series of activities sponsored by
S. Niger, prominent Yiddish the Zionist Youth Council, for
publicist, will be the guest members of constituent organi-
speaker. Rabbi Morris Adler will zations and the community at
preside. Halevy Singing Society . large. The other functions, an
will present a musical program. evening on Palestinian music
and a symposium on the groups
The second of the series of in Zionism, proved successful.
Yiddish cultural programs, in
the form of a Hanukah celebra-
MUSICIAN GIVES LIFE
tion, will take place Dec. 25.
TO SILENCE GUN-NEST

Bnai Brith Sends Funds
To Members in Sweden

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Re-
sponding to an urgent plea from
Oscar Fraenckel, president of the
now liquidated Bnai Brith lodge
in Copenhagen, who, together
with most of the members of the
lodge, has found sanctuary in
Sweden, Bnai Brith has cabled
$5,000 for relief work among
members of Bnai Brith in Swed-
en, it was announced here. The
funds were cabled through the
Danish and Swedish legation.

MOSCOW (JPS)—Joseph Tar-
takofsky, a musician and a for-
filer resident of Odessa, gave his
life to silence a Nazi gun nest
which had mowed down the ma-
jority of his unit on the Ukrain
ian front,, it was revealed when
the Soviet press announced that
he had been awarded posthou-
mously the Order of Lenin.

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