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.THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, *June 9, 1944

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PALESTINE

All efforts to establish an authoritative.
representative body to speak for the Arabs
of Palestine have failed, it . was admitted by
the Arab newspaper Falastin, published here.
'The Falastin told of frustrated attempts to
revive the Arab Higher Committee which was
dissblved during the height of the Axis-
inspired, Arab disturbances of 1936-9.
Among 500 refugees arriving from Greece,
140 were Greek Jews. All were taken to a
Greek refugee camp "somewhere in Palestine."
Early in the week 80 Greek Jews, recently
arrived from Greece, were released from a
Greek refugee camp after the Jewish Agency
had - allocated them immigration certificates.
Four new-.Jewish settlements will be estab-
lished within a fortnight and another 11 agri-
cultural co-operative groups will be settled on
the land shortly thereafter.. The four settle-
ments include two for Kurdish Jews and one
for Yemenite Jews, in line with a program
undertaken by the Jewish national institu-
tions to especially encourage the. settlement
of Eastern Jews on the land.

OVERSEAS

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A number of prominent Soviet writers are

Judge Friedman
To Address Bnai
Moshe Men's Club

engaged in writing novels, in Russian and
Ukrainian, depicting Jewish life under the
Nazis and Jewish contributions to the Soviets'
war effort.
Only 10,000 Jews remain in Bulgaria and all
of them interned in ghettos or concentration
camps, according to a report in the Donau
Zeitung, German-language newspaper pub-
lished in Belgrade. The newspaper reports
that "in Greece, too, the Jewish problem has
been solved with Salonika and Athens Juden-
rein."

G. Ward Price's "Gir ud," a biography of
the French - General, "a ounds in snide ref..
erences to Jews everywhere and particularly
in North Africa," Sam Halper, New York
Post writer charges in a review of the book.
Charging' that the United States, Britain
and France "paid only lip service" to Hitler's
victims before the war and "declined to make
these crimes a major issue," James G. Mc-
Donald, chairman of President Roosevelt's Ad-
visory Committee on Political Refugees, de-
clared that "diplomats do not seem to have
learned from past mistakes" and ."today again
are acting as if refugee problems were rela-
tively minor matters."

Mizrachi to Elect
Officers June 15

Marshall Women
To Install New
Officers Tuesday

2d `Wdr Town'
Program on WWJ

Maimonides Medical Society's
Women's Auxiliary • announces
the election of Mrs. David Kli-
ger as president.
Other officers . are: Vice-presi-
dents, Mesdames Morris Witus
and S. S. Farbman; recording
and corresponding secretaries,
Mesdames Marvin Levy and Ir-
vin Weisenthal; treasurer, Mrs.
J. Z.. Silverman; auditor, Mrs.
N. J. Kapetansky.
Members are participating in
numerous war efforts. Mrs. Ezra
Lipkin is in charge of the bond
and stamp booth in the Macca-
bees Bldg:, at which $100,000 . in
War Bonds and stamps were sold
last year.
A bridge-luncheonette will be
held at Kern's June 16. Tickets
are available from Mrs. Witus,
UN. 2-7285 or at the door on the
clay of the event. Further infor-
mation is available from the
president, Mrs. Kliger, TO. 8-
1795.

Conservative Rabbis
to Meet, June 26-29
The 44th annual convention of
the Rabbinical Assembly of
Arneried, of which Dr. Louis M.
Levitsky is president, will be
held at Camp Delawaxen, Lack-
awaxen, Pa., June 26 to 29.

Beth Jacob Pupils
Set Program , June 13

A special program for the
students of the Beth Jacob Re-
ligious School for Girls, their
parents and friends, will be pre-
sented June 13, at 4 p. in., in the
auditorium of Beth Tefilo Eman-
uel, Taylor and Woodrow Wilson.
The students of Mrs. Samson R.
Weiss will present a "Sabboth
Play," and the students of Mrs.
Max J. Wohlgelernter will con-
duct a "Model Class."

The second playlet in the
"War Town" series of radio
dramas, will be heard over sta-
tion WWJ Monday at 1:45 p.m.
Skippy •Homeier, juvenile star,
and Ralph Bellamy, both in the
original company of the Broad-
way hit, 'Tomorrow the World,"
Will appear on this "War Town"
program.
James Fitzgerald, executive
secretary of the Society of St.
Vincent De Paul, a War Chest
agenty handling foster home
placements, will be the local
speaker.

Catholics, Jews and Protestants
is arranging through the cooper-
ation of the Detroit Board of Ed-
ucation to send teachers to the
Intercultural • Education Work
Shop at Harvard and Columbia
Universities for the third succes-
sive year. The Jewish Commun-
ity Council, the National Asso-
ciation for the Advancement of
Colored People, the Grosse Pointe
Memorial Church, the Knights of
Columbus and other groups are
assisting in providing the scholar-
ships.

Rabbi Leon Frain will be sent
by the Detroit Round Table as
an Intercultural Education lead-
er at the Congregational Young
People's Retreat, Aug. 21-28, at
Michigamme in, the upper pen-
insula. He will be the guest
speaker at the Congregational
Church in Calumet on Aug. 21.

AMERICA

Mizrachi Organization of De-
troit will meet on Thursday.
In commemoration of Flag Day, evening, at Congregation Bnai
the Men's Club of Congregation Jacob, Linwood at. Richton, to
Mrs. Samuel G. Bank will be
Bnai Moshe and the Julius Ros- elect officers and directors for installed as president of Louis
enwald Post 218 of the American the coming year.
Marshall Women at the joint in-
Legion will present a program at
stallation ceremony next Tues-
Irving W. Schlussel, president, day, at the Bnai Moshe. Rabbi
the Synagogue, Dexter and Law-
rence, Wednesday evening,. June will give . his annual report: J. D. Folkman will be guest
Meyer Beckman, treasurer, will speaker and Aaron 'Rosenberg
14, at 8:30 p. m.
- Circuit Court Judge William J. present a financial report. Rabbi will be the installing officer.
Miss Wyn Garden, of the cast
Friedman will be the guest speak- Isaac Stollman and Max Kamin-
er and a talk also will be given sky will report on the progress of "The Gypsy Baron," will be
by Nornian H. Hill, assistant War of the membership drive. Sol the soloist. Rabbi. J. J. Nathan
Bond director for Michigan. A Lumberg, executive secretary, will give the opening .prayer. •
Qther officers. of Marshall
presentation . • of the Flag cere- will discuss current activities of
mony will be given by the honor the Mizrachi Organization of W omen are: Vice-presidents,
'Mesdames Belle Fields, Lena
guard - of the Rosenwald Post and America.
Cantor David Katzman will lead
Last Sunday evening, Mizrachi Zohott . and Vivian Sharkey; re-
in singing the National Anthem. leaders from all over the coun-. cording, corresponding and fi-
A Variety ShoW, directed by try met at the Commodore Ho- nanCial s e c r e t a r y, Mesdames
Danny Raskin, master of cere- tel in New York to honor Leon Goldie _Bank, Carolyn. Davis and
monies, and including a large ar- Gellman, national Mikrachi pres- Destyne Kiff; treasurer, Mrs.
ray of stars, will bezgre-seiited.
ident, on his completion of 10 Tillie - Kushner; sentinel, Mrs.
Gertrude Cross; guardian, Mrs.
The committee for • the affair years of service. A scroll of Helen
Herman; trustees, .Mes-
includes: Louis Kepes, president new members enrolled through-
of the Men's Club, chairman; Max out the United States during dames. Millie Kaufman, Belle
Orenstein, Rosenwald . Post, and 1944 was presented to Mr. Gen-. Nadis and Gertrude. Pearl; moni-
tress, Mrs.. Florence Adler.
Sol Kling, -Men's Club, co-chair- man.
man. Kepes also .will preside
The nominating committee
over the proceedings. ,
consists of Meyer Beckman,
Admission is free. Refresh- Rabbi Jacob Hoberman, Morris
ments will be served.
Mohr, Max Kaminsky and Isaac
Rosenthal.

Mrs. Kliger to Head
Maimonides Society
Women's Auxiliary

Dr. Brickner
To Address
Round Table

'DR. BARNETT R. BRICKNER

Dr.. Barnett R. Brickner, rabbi
of the Euclid Avenue Temple of
Cleveland, who was chosen by
the U. S. Government to be the
Jewish representative to visit
soldiers on the battlefronts
throughout the world, will ad-
dress the annual Amity Luncheon
of the Detroit Round Table of
Catholics, Jews and Protestants,
at noon next Wednesday, at the
Detroit Leland Hotel.
Dr. Brickner will discuss his
experiences, using as his subject
"Highlights of a Mission." The
meeting is open to the public, and
reservations should be made by
calling the Detroit Round Table
office, CA. 6449 before Tuesday.
Representatives • of the armed
services and veteran's organiza-
tions will be special guests.
The film "The World We Want
to Live In," prepared by the .Na-
tional -Conference of Christians
and Jews, parent organization of
the Detroit Round Table, will be
shown on .Tuesday, at the West-
minster Presbyterian church, and
during the week of June 19-be-
fore the students of =the summer
session of the Finney School, 5281
Guilford, and before the Girl Re-
serves Group • at Camp Edith
CaVeil of the YWCA.
The Detroit Round Table of

Yeshivah Re-Elects
Rabbi Wohlgelernter;
Final Reports Made

At the last meeting of the
board of directors of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah held June 5, Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgelernter was elect-
ed president for another term.
Other officers are: Isadore Sos- -
nick, Vice-Pres.; Louis Levin,
Treas.; IsadOre Cohen, chairman
of administrative committee; and
Rabbi Isaac Stollrnan; honorary.
president.

. The final report of the fiscal
year was presented by Louis
Levin, treasurer, who announced
that the Yeshivah received in the
last year over $10,000 in tuition
fees, $4,000 in donations, close. to
$2,000 in dues, $3,000 from. Cong.
Mogen Abraham, $2,500 from
synagogue appeals; $6,500 from
the Annual Torah Month, and
$1,500 from the Jewish Welfare
Federation.
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beta
Yehudah . contributed • approxi-.
mately $10,000 toward the up-
keep of' the Yeshivah and the-
Beth Jacob Religious School for
Girls. A total of $25,000 was dis-
bursed for salaries and other ex-
penditures amounted to about
$16,00d, leaving a defiCit of
$1,085.20.

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