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• THE 'JEWISH NEWS

`Attitudes of Jews to Jews'
To Be Lehrer's Topic Jan. 6

Leibush Lehrer, Jewish edu-
cator and psychologist, will fea-
ture the next program in the Yid-
dish culture series of the Joint
Yiddish Culture Committee of
the Jewish Center and Commun-
ity Council, at 9 p. m. Sunday,
Jan. 6, in the Center auditorium,
Woodward at Holbrook.
His subject will be "Attitudes
of Jews to Jews," one of the
.problems to which Mr. Lehrer
has devoted considerable research
and thought, and on which he
has written extensively in many
English and Yiddish periodicals.
In U. S. Since 1909
Mr. Lehrer, a native of Poland,
has lived in the U. S. since 1909,
and holds the Bachelor's ,and
Master's degrees in psychology
and education from Clark Uni-
versity. He has been active in
the field of Jewish education
since 1918, is one of the founders
of the Sholem Aleichem Folk In-
stitute in New York City, and is
associated with it now as prin-
cipal of the Institute High School,

and as director of its Camp Boi-
berik.
Mr. Lehrer teaches courses in
child psychology and education
at the Jewish Teachers Seminary.
Since 1925, he has been associ-
ated also with the Yiddish Scien-
tific Institute (YIVO) and is now
chairman of its executive board
and research secretary of the
section on psychology and educa-
tion.
Complete Cultural Series
The Yiddish cultural programs
are supported by a large number
of organizations affiliated with
the Community Council. The
series includes holiday festival
programs, lectures, concerts, and
programs based on cultural
movements in Jewish history,
such as Hasidism, Chalutziut and
Messianism.
Tickets at half price have been
distributed among the cooperat-
ing organizations. Additional
tickets at 60 cents will be on sale
at the Center the evening of the
lecture.

Montgomery Denies
Jews Beaten in
British DP Camps

Haas, Adams Give
Recital Here Jan. 8

Emily Mutter Adams, violinist,
and Karl Haas, pianist, will ap-
LONDON, (JTA) — A state- pear in a sonata recital on Tues-
ment by Field Marshal Mont-
gomery's headquarters denying
that displaced Jews in the Brit-
ish zone in Germany were beat-
en by military police when they
attempted to demonstrate against
the Bevin statement on Pales-
time was published here last
week.
Montgomery confirmed that
hunger strikes had taken place
in several Jewish DP camps, but
Karl Haas
E. M. Adams
said that no Jews were mis-
treated.
day evening, Jan. 8, in the Lec-
Joseph Rosenzaft, chairman of ture Hall of the Detroit Institute
the Jewish Committee in the of Art, under the auspices of the
British zone, who was in At- Detroit Artists Seri - s sponsored
lantic _City attending the UJA by Vivian Gilpin Robison.
conference, told the JTA that
Miss Adams is a member of the
eight Jews were arrested in first violin section of the Detroit
Hanover folowing an anti-White Symphony Orchestra and
is in
Paper demonstration. He said demand as a concert and radio
that they were held for two days, artist throughout the middle
and released on 500 marks bail. west. She began her musical ca-
Typewriters taken from the of- reer at the age of five.
fices of the Jewish committee at
Karl Haas had his musical ed-
the Finnhorst Camp in Hanover
were returned, he said, as was ucation in Europe, having stud-
the Zionist flag, which had been ied at the Conservatory of Music
thrown on a garbage heap. Apol- in Mannheim, Germany. He has
ogizing for their desecration of won an outstanding reputation as
the banner, a spokesman for the a pianist and teacher and is one
British troops said that the sol- of the originators of the Chamber
diers had not known it was "a Music Festival and the founder
of the Haas Quartet.
Jewish flag."

Interfaith Committee
Host to Workers of
Congress Fund Drive

Interfaith Committee of the
Detroit Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress will
be host to captains and workers
of the fund raising committee at
a tea at the home of Mrs. Sam
Rosen, 2262 Chicago, at 1:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Jan. 9.
"Funds are the Tools of De-
mocracy" is , the slogan of the
fund raising drive under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Max Said-
man.
A program showing results of
activities of the interfaith com-
mittee has been planned by its
chairman, Mrs. Harry Stocker.
Members and prospective donors
are invited.
The next meeting of the Worn-
en's Division will be held on Jan.
16 at the Lee Plaza. Mrs. Anna
Shepard, a national vice-presi-
dent, will outline the work of the
American Jewish Congress on the
American scene.

Earlier Deadline for
Our Issue of Jan. 4

On account of New Year's

Day occurring on Tuesday,
copy for the issue ofJan. 4 of
The Jewish News will have to
be in the hands of the editor
at 11 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 31.
Photographs for this issue Will
have to be in the hands of the
editor before 11 a.m. on Fri-
day, Dec. 28.

Tickets for the performance are
on sale at Grinnels, Metro Music
House, 10324 Dexter, and from
Mrs. Robison, TO. 8-5934.

Browarney Family
Club Elects B. Okum

Ben Okum, former marine
who served overseas for two
years, is the new president of
the Browarney Family club. He
was installed at the ninth annual
dinner, Sunday, Dec. 16, at Moss
Catering Hall.

Others installed were Allan
Smith, vice president; Dave
Berk, treasurer; Mrs. Allan
Smith, financial secretary; Mrs.
Irving Browarney, recording sec-
retary.
Harry Gross was toastmaster
for the evening. Dave Okum en-
tertained with several songs.
It was a gala night for the
club's returning servicemen.
Welcomed back were Ben Okum,
who holds the Purple Heart and
three battle stars and who saw
action on Okinawa; Nate Gilbert,
who served on Guadalcanal in
the marines for four years, and
Al Baker, who served four years
with the army.

Orphans Arrive In Palestine
JERUSALEM (Z0A)—Parti-
san fighters from Poland, Italy
and Russia ano. about 400 orph-
ans were among the 778 refugees
who reached Haifa aboard the
Canadian Pacific Liner S.S. Prin-
cess Kathleen.

Friday, December 28, I94

Anti-Budgeting
Gelfancl,New Haifa Technium Head,
Committee Told Plans Detroit Palestine Projects
To Correct Error Louis Gelfand, manager of committee of the American Soc-

Sterling Engineering and Manu- technological • and engineering
facturing Co., was elected chair- iety for the Advancement of the
Misinterpreted Paragraph
man of the Detroit Chapter of Haifa Institute. Mr. Heyman told
Challenged By Council
of the rise of a new type of Jew
in Palestine who is leading in
of Jewish Federations
creative efforts for the upbuild-
ing of the Jewish National Home.
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
Elaborating on Palestine's
Committee to Oppose National
future possibilities, Mr. Heyman
Budgeting has a responsibility
declared that American Jews
for correcting a false and unjust
can
make great contributions to-
interpretation of a 1940 Council
wards the solution of the Jewish
document which is being dis-
problem by assuring the training
seminated by members of that
of technical men who will be
committee, H. L. Lurie, execu-
able to carry on the great in-
tive director of the Council of
dustrial efforts being introduced
Jewish Federations and Welfare
by the pioneers.
Funds, declared in a letter to
Pointing out that the Haifa
Ezra Z. Shapiro and other of-
Technium has been recognized
ficers of the committee, made
by this government under the
public here.
GI Bill of Rights, Mr. Heyman
The misinterpreted paragraph
said a number of former U. S.
appears in a letter to Sidney
servicemen are preparing to
Hollander, Council president,
leave for Palestine to study in
LOUIS GELFAND
signed by Shapiro. The alleged
Haifa.
source of the quotation is a the American Society for the
Gelfand's Plans
memorandum prepared for the Advancement of the Haifa Tech-
Mr. Gelfand has expressed the
Committee on the Study of Na- nical Institute, succeeding Louis hope that technical men in De-
tional Budgeting Proposals in Redstone.
troit, and others concerned with
1940 by the council staff, listing
The election meeting was held the advancement of the Haifa
both the arguments for and Dec. 17 at Mr. Redstone's home. 'Ichnium, will join the local
against the proposal.
Fred M. Butzel was re-elect- chapter. He has announced plans
Shapiro's Statement
ed honorary chairman, a post for the selection of committees
Mr. Shapiro's statement and with which he has been honored which should concern themselves
quotation follows:
since the inception of the Detroit with specific projects, prominent
"That the Committee to Op- chapter of the society. Leon Kay engineers to be selected for tasks
pose National Budgeting does was elected vice - chairman; to assist in whatever plans may
not misread the real intentions Arthur Ross, secretary; Benja- be projected by the Jewish
of officers of the Council in min Wilk, treasurer, re-elected. Agency.
In addition to specific efforts
pressing for the establishment
Board Members
to assist in Dr. W. C. Lowder-
of a National Budgeting Ad-
Mr. Gelfand has selected the milk's Jordan Valley program,
visory Committee, is clearly in-
dicated in the revealing report following to serve on the board Mr. Gelfand is working on a
issued in September, 1940, by of directors; Edward Bernstein, plan for a scale relief medal of
Jacob Blaustein, chairman of the Samuel Caplan, Isadore Good- the entire Palestine territory to
Council's Budget Research .Com- man, Harvey Goldman, David help bring a better conception
Mendelsohn, Morris Mendelsohn, of the size and relative locations
mittee."
He then said: "It might be ad- Louis Redstone, David Segal, of Jewish centers in Palestine.
visable to agree at the outset Karl Segall, Philip Slomovitz.
Mr. Gelfand, who acquired his
"There is more heroism in self-
that the national budgeting pro-
cess is to be wholly of an ad- Jewish training in the United denial than in deeds of arms."—
visory character and that there Hebrew Schools of Detroit, stud- Seneca.
will be no immediate transfer of ied mechanical engineering at
responsibility to the national Wayne University. He is mar-
budget committee of the pre- ried to the former Rose Yolles.
rogatives of national and over- They have two children and re-
seas agencies or the authority of side at 17851 Steele.
Millions prefer three points in St. Joseph
Guest Speaker
local welfare funds."
(1) High quality (2) Fast action
The chapter's election meeting Aspirin
Study Committee
(3) Real . economy. Always demand St.
was
addressed
by
M.
D.
Heyman
Joseph
Aspirin,
world's largest seller at
As the study committee for
whom the report was prepared of New York, chairman of the 10c. Save more on 100 tablet size for 35%
by the Council ''staff consisted of
18 members including Rabbi
Abba Hillel Silver, Henry Mon-
tor, Mrs. Dora Ehrlich, William
Haber, Jacob Blaustein, Ben M.
Selikman, the late Dr. Solomon
Lowenstein, M. Lurie charged
that the quotation extracted
on Tuesday afternoon, January 8th, 1946
from the report could have been,
with an equal lack of justifica-
at the Masonic Temple
tion attributed by Mr. Shapiro
HELEN
WAREN, GUEST SPEAKER
to Rabbi Silver or Mr. Montor or
GERTRUDE RIBLA, SOPRANO
any other member of that com-
mittee.
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Southwest Girl Scouts
To Hold Theater Party

Girl Scouts in Southwest De-
troit will hold a theater party at
a matinee this Friday afternoon,
Dec. 28, at the Lincoln Theater,
6034 W. Fort St. Everybody is
welcome. The show starts at 1:30
p. m.
Del Apel, manager of the Lin-
coln Theater, has turned all fa-
cilities over to the Girl Scouts for
the afternoon. The money raised
is to be used for day camping
next year by the Girl Scouts.

Refugee Rabbis In Shanghai
Will Be Admitted to Canada
MONTREAL, (JTA)—Canada
will admit 51 refugee rabbis and
their families who are now re-
siding in Shanghai, it was an-
nounced by the Canadian Jewish
Congress. The refugees, totaling
67, will be allowed to enter under
a non-immigrant status for a
one-year period, as students,
after which their cases will be
reviewed.

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