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THE ,f - EVVISH NEWS

2 Shevuoth Radio

Programs Sunday

U.J.A. and American Jew-
ish Committee Sponsor
Holiday Broadcasts

In observance of Shevuoth,
which commern•orates the
handing down of the Ten Com-
mandments on Mt. Sinai, NBC
presents a special program in co-
operation with the American
Jewish Committee Sunday (NBC
12-12:30 p. m., EWT).
The broadcast will be a half-
hour dramatization titled "The
Golden Calf," written by Kath-
arine and Adele Seymour. The
script tells the story of the retri-
bution which overtakes one Ger-
man who bowed before the false
gods of Hitler Germany and
learned too late that he had lost
his soul.
U.J.A. Broadcast
In celebration of Shevuoth, the
United Jewish Appeal for Refu-
gees, Overseas Needs and Pales-
tine will present a special holi-
day program during the "Mes-
sage of Israel" hour on Sunday
over the Blue Network from '10
to 10:30 a. m., on Sunday.
The speakers will be William
Rosenwald, national chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal and
honorary president of the Na-
: tional Refugee Service; and Ru-
dolf G. Sonneborn, who was re-
cently eledted chairman of the
National Council of the United
Palestine Appeal.
Traditional music will be fur-
nished by the choir of the Cen-
tral Synagogue in New York.

Heads UPA Council Arab Groups Back
Jerusalem Mayor's
Attack on Jews

RUDOLF SONNEBORN

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Several
opposing Arab political groups
in Palestine this week _united in
defending the Arab mayor
of
m
Jerusalem, Mustafa Bey Khalidi,
for his anti-Jewish remarks at a
conference of Arab mayors at
which stronger measures against
Jewish immigration /and land
acquisition were demanded of
the Palestine Government.
The Arab National Defense
Party, led by the Nashashibi
family, issued a manifesto "to
the noble Arab people" calling
upon all Arabs of our threatened
the defense of our threatened
homeland."
The Hebrew press continues to
support the attitude of the Jew-
ish aldermen who walked out
of the Jerusalem municipal
council in protest against the
anti-Jewish remarks of the Arab
mayor. The Hebrew newspaper
Hatzofeh says that the Jews
ought to learn a lesson from the
conference of the Arab mayors.
"These mayors, the paper points
out," were unanimous in their
resolutions denouncing the Jews
as enemies of the Arab people.

NEW YORK — Rudolf Sonne-
born, New York industrialist and
philanthropist, was elected
Chairman of the National Coun-
cil of the United Palestine AR:
peal, American Jewry's central
fund-raising agency for the re-
building of the Jewis'h homeland
in Palestine, it was announced
by Dr. James G. Heller, national
chairman of the organization.
The National Council is com-
posed' of 3,000 leaders of Ameri-
can Jewry who, in their local
communities, are responsible for
-the raising of funds with which
to finance immigration, coloniza- Esther Finegold Wins
tion, land acquisition and the National Essay Award
general economic and industrial
development of Palestine, so that
Miss Esther Finegold, daugh-
it may absorb a maximum num-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fine-
ber of Jewish immigrants.
gold of 2545 Elmhurst Ave., this
week was announced as one of
two winners in a national essay
contest open to college students,
with race relations as the therne:
Miss Finegoid, 20, a Wayne
University student, has received
$25 check from Al B. Wester,
Rabbi Chaim M. Katz, dean, of Woodbury, N. J., sponsor of
and Rabbi Moshe Helfan, execu- the contest, which drew contest-
tive director, are visiting Detroit ants from Tuskegee, Columbia
to conduct a campaign for the U., University of Indiana aid
Telshe Yeshivah, now located in Wayne.
Her winning paper was titled
Cleveland.
'During the 65-year existence "How the college student can
of the College in Lithuania, many eliminate racial conflict."
present-day leaders of Judaism
received their Talmudical train- Polonner-Woliner Aid
ing there.
Group Meets May 28
After a long and hazardous
journey, a group of Roshei Yesh-
The Polormer-Woliner Aid
iva and students succeeded in AsSociation will hold a card
reaching America and in estab- party at 8:30 p. m. on Sunday,
lishing in Cleveland a nucleus May 28, at Assembly Hall, 9125
from the Rabbinical College of Twelfth St., for the benefit of
Telshe.
Jewish refugees of the Polon-
Since its establishment in ner area on the old Russian..
Cleveland two and one-half years Polish border. Refreshments
ago, the College has grown will be served.
rapidly and students from all
All landsleit from Polonnoye
parts of the U. S. have flocked and the surrounding towns of
there. As a result of expansion, Chudnov, Miropol and Romanov
it became necessary to move into and the areas near them are in-
larger quarters and a new build- vited to become members of this
ing was purchased at 706 105th new organization. The club
St.
meets every second Sunday ev-
A $100,000 building campaign ening.
is now in progress.
The last meeting was a moth-
er-daughter gathering, with
daughters entertaining mothers
Two Palestinians Shot
at a dinner.

Friday,

Officers Chosen by Bnai
Brith Herzl Auxiliary

Mrs. Tony Lebowitz, who has
retired as president of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Theodor Herzl
Lodge of Bnai Brith after serving
for two years, was honored at a
dinner party at the Book Cadillac
Hotel on May 23. In honor of
the occasion Mrs. Lebowitz gave
a donation to the Home for Aged,
whose women's auxiliary she
serves as vice-president. Mrs.'
Grace Zeff of Wyandotte was
mistress of ceremonies.

New officers were elected by
the auxiliary as follows:

Mrs. Jack Tarnoff, president;
Mrs. R. Schurgon and Mrs. B.
Bitker, vice-presidents; Mrs. L.
Wolf, recording secretary; Mrs.
P. Miller, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. M. Fidler, financial
secretary; Mrs. D. Werner, treas-
urer.

Pilot of 50 Missions
Addresses Bnai Brith

The next meeting of the De-
troit men's and women's lodges
of Bnai Brith will be held on
June 20, two days after the
Michigan Council convention in
Jackson.
At a meeting last week of all
lodges, members , heard the
thrilling experiences of Lt. Rob-
ert Muir of the U. S. Army Air
Forces who has had 50 missions
as pilot of P-38 fighter planes.
He now is assigned to Willow
Run as a test pilot.
Maxwell Goldman, chairman
of the Detroit Men's Lodge, re-
ported that $210,000 in • War
Bonds were sold by his organiza-
tion last year.
Mrs. Jack Hartstein, president
of. the Detroit Women's Lodge,
reported a paid membership in
the auxiliary of 144 mernbers.
The auxiliary was presented a
Menorah by the men's organiza-
tion.
It was announced that the Dis-
trict Grand Lodge No. 6 conven-
tion will be held in Chicago, July
2, 3 and 4. Local delegates are to
be named shortly.

G.M. Symphony Features
Russian Violinist Sunday
The youthful Russian concert-
violinist, Tossy Spivakovsky, will
be soloist for the performance
of Tchaikovsky's Concerto in D
Major for Violin and Orchestra
on the General Motors Sym-
phony of the Air program Sun-
day (NBC, 5 to 6 p.m., EWT).
The companion work on the all-
Russian bill will be Ippolitoff-
Ivznoff's Caucasian Sketches.

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For June 2 Issue

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occuring on Sunday and MOW-
day, May 28 and 29 and
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than at noon on Friday, May
26.

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Our regular deadline is be-
fore 3 p. m. on Tuesdays.

`CENTURY OF THE COMMON
MAN' IN HEBREW

Congress Women Plan
Annual Defense _Shower

Plans for the defense shower
of Women's Division of Ameri-
can Jewish Congress were for-
mulated at a tea on May 24 at
the home of Mrs. Sam Shektor,
4020 Buena Vista Ave.

NEW YORK (JPS) —A He-
brew translation of Vice Presi-
dent Wallace's speech, "The
Century of the Common Man,"
is published in the first issue
of the new quarterly "Rivaon
Katan," edited by Abraham
Regelson.

The Defense Shower is an an-
nual event given by the Women's
Division for Serv-a-camp, USO
and Defense Houses. The Con-
gress defense houses are run on
a non-sectarian basis, and over
50,000 men in the armed forces

of the allied nations have en-
joyed its hOspitality.
Mrs. Joseph Newman -is chair-
man of the shower, which is, to
be a dessert luncheon at Kern's
Auditorium on June 14.

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FRED_SON"S

Telshe Yeshivah
Rabbis in Detroit
Jr. Summer Program To Raise Funds
Planned at Center

The Jewish Community Cen-
ter is planning a junior summer
program designed primarily for
older juniors and young inter-
mediates. It will aid parents who
are employed and wish super-
vision of their , children for a
later period in the day.
The , program will operate
from 3 to 6 p. m., four days a
week, and will be supervised by
Rubin Young, a teacher in the
public school system. He will di-
rect swimming, outdoor activi-
ties and crafts for boys and girls.
This late afternoon junior pro-
gram is for Center members
only.
It is necessary that children
register with- Matilda Segal so
that complete plans may be or-
ganized.

May

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In Police, Gang Battle

Two Palestinian police drivers
were wounded in an exchange
of fire between police and three
truckloads of members of the
Irgun Zvai Leumi who swooped
down on the radio station at
Ramallah, eight miles from Je-
rusalem, in an attempt to seize
the important wireless juncture
which connects by landlines with
the central broadcasting station
here.

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