Friday, October 19, 1945
Truman Angered
Over Publication
Of Note to Attlee
TH,E JEWISH NEWS
Odessa Progressive
Aid Society to Hold
Donor Luncheon Oct. 31
U. S. Jewish Vets
May Study in Zion
Under GI Program
Women of the Odessa Progres-
Veterans of World War II
sive Aid Society will dedicate
may study in Palestine under
their
second
annual
donor
lunch-
President's Per- sonal Gesture
eon on Wednesday, Oct. 31, at the GI Bill of Rights, according
to Aid European Jews
to a statement made by the Vet-
eran's Administration. The bill
Reported 'Queered'
provides for payment of tuition,
laboratory fees, books, etc. up
NEW YORK (JPS)—President
to $500 plus from $50 to $75 per
Truman's message to Prime Min-
month to each veteran for a
ister Attlee, requesting that 100,-
maximum of four years.
000 European Jews be admitted
The Hechalutz Veterans' De-
into Palestine immediately, was
partment, which has maintained
intended by the President to be
a "personal and confidential ges-
contact with Zionist youth serv-
ing in the armed forces during
ture," at least until some defin-
ite answer was forthcoming from
the war, has taken the initiative
Attlee, Charles Van Devander
in assembling all the necessary
and William 0. Player, Wash-
information for soldiers interest-
ington correspondents, report in
ed in study in Palestine.
the New York Post.
A plan has been proposed to
the Hebrew University and the
When the message leaked out
"the President felt that his
Haifa Technicum whereby groups
whole confidence had been vio-
of American veterans would be
lated and, furthermore, that the
formed to attend each institu-
whole maneuver had been ruin-
tion. Samuel B. Finkel, director
ed. Whereupon, he simply -hit
of the American Friends of the
the ceiling, so hard that he
Hebrew University and Mr. Jud-
hasn't entirely recovered.
ah Wattenberg, director of the
American Society for the Ad-
"As for what Attlee might
DIANE WEINFIELD • •
vancement of the Hebrew In-
have said or done in private in
response to the President's re- 12:30 p.m. in the ballroom of Hotel stitute of Technology in Haifa
quest, if it had remained the sec- Statler, to the Child Rescue Fund. have expressed their approval of
ret that Truman wanted it to
Mrs. Morris Mony heads this this plan, and offered their full
be, that's something nobody can project. Assisting her are Mes- cooperation.
answer now." But as a result of dames Morris Winehart, co-chair-
the matter becoming public man; Morris Kutnick, treasurer;
knowledge, "Attlee naturally is Herman Kanter, secretary; Max
playing public politics instead Hayman, committee on arrange
of joining in any 'private' search ments.
for terms of settlement such as
A musical program and floor
Truman had hoped for," the show have been prepared.
The Detroit Music Guild, the
columnists say.
Diane and Sam Weinfield, clas- city's oldest chamber music or-
The report of President Tru- sic dancers, will dance. Mr. and ganization, will open its tenth
man's message was first made Mrs. Leslie Dautch, violin and season with a sold-out house for
public by the American Com- piano artists, will render several the year's first chamber music
mittee for a Free Palestine, of numbers. Eugene Hecht, baritone, concert.
which former Senator Guy M. will sing his favorite numbers.
The performance of three great
Gillette is chairman. The Com- Ruth Soifer will sing Jewish mel- chamber works for strings is
mittee is regarded as a front for odies.
scheduled for Wednesday, Oct.
eter H. Bergson's Hebrew Corn-
24,
at 8:30 p. m. As in past years,
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
ittee of National Liberation.
and in spite of insistant demands
Esther.
Etkin.
Mossman,
wife
of
r. Gillette has disclaimed any
for greater seating capacity, the
connection with release of the Chaplain Rabbi Sydney K. Moss- Guild's Concerts will be held in
man,
who
is
stationed
in
England.
essage.
the Lecture Hall of the Detroit
Institute of Arts.
The program for the evening
Dr.
Redl
to
Deliver
Beth El Sisterhood
consists of three seldom-heard
works: the Brahms sextet in B-
Arranges Seven Affairs 6 Lectures at Center
flat and the Mendelssohn and
The Twelfth Street Council Shostakovitch octet s.
Mrs. John C. Hopp, president
The performers in this first
of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Center is sponsoring a course of concert will be James Barrett,
six
lectures
to
be
given
by
Dr.
1, and Mrs. Burton Clamage,
assistant, concertmaster of the
hairman of the program corn- Fritz Redl of Wayne University- Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
at
the
Jewish
Community
Cen-
ittee, announce the following
who will play first violin; Emily
rogram of seven monthly meet- ter, Woodward at Holbrook.
Mutter Adams, Jules Yanover
For six successive weeks, start-
ngs for 1945-46, to be held on
and Felix Resnick. Violins; Wal-
he afternoons of the second ing Tuesday, Oct. 23, at 10:30 ter Blumenau and. Guy Amato,
a. m., Dr. Redl, an authority on
onday of each month:
violas; Jacob Becker and JesSe
Nov. 12—Helen G. Metzler, dram- group work, will discuss the
Forstot, cellos.
tic critic.
problems and techniques of
The dates for the remaining
Dec. 10—Prof. Eduard Lindeman,
ew York School of Social Service group work as well as the hand- concerts are: Dec. 12, Feb. 13,
f Columbia University.
ling of children.
March 13 and April 24.
I Jan. 14—Prof. Nathaniel Cantor, de-
A fee of $3 is being charged
partment of sociology and anthro-
pology, University of Buffalo.
for the course. The class will be
Feb. 11—Joint meeting with League limited to 50. Any member of Mrs. Hanaissian Wins
of Jewish Women's Organizations.
the Detroit Section, National Good Neighbor Orchid
March 11—Fashion show .
Council of Jewish Women, may
April 8—Dr. B. Benedict Glazer.
May 13—Forty-fifth annual meet- attend.
The State Department of Mich-
i ng and luncheon.
Registrations are being taken igan Ladies' Auxiliaries of Jewish
by Mrs. Robert N. Janeway, UN. War Veterans announces that
C enter Speakers Group 3-7363, and Mrs. Melvin Kutt- Mrs. J. R. Hanaissian received the
Good Neighbor Orchid.
nauer, UN. 2-0120.
Meets This Saturday
The award was made at a
breakfast at the Book Cadillac.
Speakers Group of the Jewish in the Center library, this Satur- Prominent guests included radio
Community Center, functioning day at 8:30 p. m.
announcers and newspaper writ-
under the leadership of Edward
Joseph Shapiro, publicity di- ers. Mrs. Lillian Morris was
Emerick, has resumed meetings. rector of the speakers group, chairman of the affair.
Jewish men and women are in-
Vited to join the speakers' classes Americanization officer of Rosen-
taught by Mr. Emerick. There is wald Post of the American Le-
no charge.
gion, urges discharged veterans
The next meeting will be held to join.
Concert Opens Music
Guild's Tenth Year
,
goyatims
Just turn your dial, and you can
spend a fun-filled half-hour with
Ginny this evening!
It's BORDE N'S GREAT NEW
GINNY SIMMS SHOW—with music,
excitement; and Ginny's special
guests, ABBOTT & COSTELLOI
Don't miss hi
Page Fifteen
Zedakah Club Holds
Annual Tea Monday
Dr. T. W. Rosmarin
To Address Luncheon
of Mizrachi Women
The annual tea of Zedakah
Club, inaugurating the formal
Senior Mizrachi Women of
opening of the donor luncheon
campaign, is to be held at the Detroit will be addressed by Dr.
home of Mrs. Norman Shulevitz, Trude Weiss Rosmarin of New
York City at the annual donor
luncheon on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at
Congregation Shaarey Zedek. '
Dr. Rosmarin,
editor of the
Jewish Specta-
tor, is the au-
thor of "Relig-
ion of Reason",
"Highlights o f
Jewish His-
tory", "Hebrew
Moses" and "Ju-
daism and
Christ ianity". Dr. Rosmarin
Proceeds will go to the increas-
ed Palestine program of Mizrachi
Women's Organizations' institu-
tions in Palestine which include
girls vocational training schools,
nurseries, kindergartens a n d
children's village in Ranaana
which will care for 500 Europ-
ean orphans being placed under
MRS. JOS. L. STAUB
Mizrachi supervision by the
18904 -ucrnsiernere, on Monday at Youth Aliyah.
1:30 p. m. Mrs.
Mrs. J. Kunin is president of
cultural chairman, and her co- the chal..t -_-
. 1 Mrs. S. Singer
hostesses, announce that Miss is chairman of 'Me- faild :raising
Helen Sloan, U. of M. student event. For information call TV.
and accomplished a cc or d i a n 4-2481 or UN. 3-4532.
soloist, will entertain that after-
noon. Mrs. Norman Adilman, Brown Outlines Drive
chairman of the donor luncheon,
asks that all members bring their To Oust Senator Bilbo
friends and prospective pledges.
Mrs. Joseph L. Staub is presi- • Alan Brown, of the Commis-
sion on Law and Legislation of
dent of Zedakah Club.
the Detroit Section of American
Jewish Congress, gave a stirring
Yeshivah Ladies Set
address on the Oust Bilbo Cam-
paign, when he spoke over the
Donor Dinner Oct. 31
radio last Saturday.
He outlined the nation-wide
Final arrangements are being
completed by Ladies of Yeshivath campaign to oust Senator Bilbo,
Beth Yehudah for the annual do- and the part Michigan is playing
nor luncheon to be held Wednes- to cooperate in this campaign.
day noon, Oct. 31, at the Yeshi- He gave the following instruc-
tions to all those desiring to par-
vah, Dexter and Cortland.
Mrs. Hyman Rottenberg, presi- ticipate in this movement: Write
dent, announces that Rabbi M. J. to Senators Arthur Vandenberg,
Wohlgelernter will be guest Homer Ferguson, Alben Barkley
speaker and Cantor Hyman J. and Wallace White, U. S. Senate
Adler will provide the musical Offi4 Bldg., WaShington, D. C.,
to voice protest against. Senator
program.
Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Yehu- Bilbo. Get petitions from Mrs.
Anne Parker, TY. 7-8770.
dah sponsor the Beth Jacob Girls
School and Kindergarten, pro-
ceeds' of the Oct. 31 event to go
for this project. A pledge of $25,-
000 has been made by the ladies For information leading to rental
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