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THE JEWISH NEWS
Bernstein Is Jewish
•Advisor to General
Arab Conference C lied
y Britain in London
UN Committee Recommends Help to Jewish Agency in
Settlement of Jews in Palestine; Situation Complicated
in DP Centers as Jews Move into U. S. Zone
An invitation extended by the British government to
Arab rulers to a conference in London on the Palestine
question highlights the issues affecting Jewish settlement
in Zion. There is, thus far, no indication of plans for a
similar conference of Jewish leaders.
- An announcement has been made in London, similar
to the statement made last week
in Washington by Assistant Sec- in London by the Anglo-Jewish
retary of State Acheson, that the Association.
U. S.. Jews and Arabs will be
Suggests Partition
consulted before final action is
The Manchester Guardian de-
taken on the admission of Jews. clared editorially that if the U. S.
In Jerusalem, the Arabs made refuses to cooperate in Palestine
a demand for the dissolution of partition of the country should be .
the Jewish Agency.
effected as a solution to the prob-
The U. S. War Department de- lem.
RABBI PHILIP S. BERNSTEIN
nied a statement circulated last
Prime Minister Attlee's condi-
week that our army is making
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Rabbi
preparations for the transfer of tions on the question of imple-
menting
the
settlement
of
100,-
Philip
S. Bernstein of Rochester,
103,000 Jews from the U. S. zone
of occupation in Germany to Pal- 000 Jews were condemned in N. Y., has been appointed by
London Weekly' Tribune, organ Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, corn-
estine.
of the progressive wing of the
mander-in-chief of U. S. Armed
A report from London to the
British labor movement.
N, Y. Herald-Tribune states
Brig. Gen. Ralph H. Tate, com- Forces in Europe, as his special
that 850 Polish Jews, the last
mander of U. S. forces in Aus- advisor on Jewish affairs. He
such convoy that moved in U.
tria, promised Gideon Rufer of
S. army vehicles, left Berlin the Jewish Agency to render all succeeds Judge Simon F. Rifkind.
for Hanover hoping to reach assistance necessary in transfer-
Palestine by devious routes.
ring displaced persons to Pales-
Others indicated that they will
tine.
try to get into American DP
It is reported from Palestine
camps. Military authorities stat-
that 3,872 certificates were de-
ed that they will no longer per-
ducted from a 7,500 five-month
mit the transfer of refugee
schedule to account -for "illekal"
Jews into the interior.
Preparations for annual ob-
entrants.
Financial Assistance
Sen. Owen Brewster of Maine, servance of Jewish National Fund
Recommendations for .interna- who charged a British-Arab deal Flower Days were made at a rally
tional financial assistance in the' to frustrate Jewish hopes, was Thursday night.
resettlement of Jews in Palestine condemned by Arabs in Cairo,
Solicitations will be conducted
and other countries, submitted by his charges were branded as this Saturday night and all day
the United Nations Committee on "rubbish" and an official protest Sunday.
Refugees and Displaced Persons, was lodged against him by Arab
Mrs. Thelma Jaffin Zak, act-
provides that:
spokesmen in Washington.
ing in behalf • of the Jewish Na-
"The Jewish • Agency should
tional Fund Council, announces
be enabled to cooperate with
that the following organizations
U.
M.
Hillel
Presents
whatever international agency
and their representatives are su-
is established to deal with the
Variety Show Saturday
pervising the Flower Day work
refugee problem and should be
this year:
assisted in obtaining travel doc-
Aluma—Selma Friedman.
This Saturday evening the Uni-
uments and transportation of
versity of Michigan Bnai Brith
Carmel Hebrew School—Mor-
refugees it wishes to bring to
Hillel Foundation will produce ris Betman.
Palestine."
an all-campus variety show at
Junior Hadassah—Evelyn Osh-
Sir George Randel, British rep- the Lydia Mendelssohn Theater. man.
resentative on this committee, Proceeds will go toward the Al-
Habonim — Yechiel Herbert
asked the Soviet • delegation lied Jewish Applea of Ann Arbor. Hordes.
whether the USSR would be will-
The show will feature original
Little Women of Hadass ah-
ing to open Biro-Bidjan's doors skits by Jewish league houses,
Phyllis Zieve.
to refugees from other countries. sororities and fraternities on cam-
Hashomer Hatzair Nachama
USSR's spokesman, M. R. Yer- pus. Larry Maisel of Newark, Klein.
zin, promised : to obtain an early N. J., and Arthur Shef of North-
United Hebrew Schools — Jean
bergen, N. J., will "M.C." the Baschin.
answer from his government.
Ask Probe of Arabs
show. Original music was written
Young Judaea—Adeline Subar.
A resolution to.investigate pro- by Ruth Wolkowsky, a graduate
Zionist Organization of Detroit
paganda activities of Arabs in student in the School of Music. Chapter I—Evelyn Eiselman.
Heading the production are
this country was submitted in
Massada—Bill Fitzerman.
Congress last week by Rep. Ethel Isenberg, of Detroit and
Detroit Jews are asked to en-
Arthur
Mayer
of
Chicago.
Other
Emanuel Celler of New York.
courage the volunteer workers on
Dr. L. Altman, chairman of the committee chairman include Hel- Flower Days with liberal contri-
executive of the New Zionist Or- . en Horwitz of Elmira, N. Y., butions to the Jewish National
ganization (Revisionist), former Pearl Handelsman of Chicago, Fund, the land-redeeming agency
teacher in the United Hebrew- Fred Klein, 0. H. Feldlnan of of the Zionist movement.
Schools of Detroit, upon his ar- Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Joyce Donen
rival from Jerusalem in New of Rye, N: Y., Audrey Enelow of
53 DPs Go To Sweden
York, stated that hiS organization Wheeling, W. Va., Annette Chai-
BERGEN-BELSEN, Germany—
kin
of
Gary,
Ind.,
and
student
will shortly proclaim a provision-
Fifty-three Jewish displaced per-
al Jewish government in Pales- director, Edythe Levin, of Kew sons living in this one-time Nazi
Gardens, N. Y.
tine with the intention of trans-
Faculty members will judge death camp left for Sweden,
ferring 1,000,000 surviving Jews
the skits, presenting an engraved where they will be reunited with
to Palestine.
cup to the group judged best.
their familieS.
Prompt action in settling 100,-
000 Jews in Palestine . was- urged
Annual Flower
Days May 25-26
Committees Named
For Zionists' Election
The Zionist Shekel and _Elec-
tion Committee of Detroit con-
sists of the following:
Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica: Leon Kay, Lawrence Crohn,
Nathan Spevakow, Dave Cole-
man, Morris Jacobs, Sol Lifsitz.
Labor Zonsi itOrganization of
America: Benjamin Laikin, Mrs.
Michlin, Morris Lieberman, Ab-
raham Jacobson (Hashomer).
HadassEth: Mrs. Sarah Glasier,
Miss Sophie B. Schwartz, Mrs.
Barney Salinger, Miss Corinne
Perlis,
Mizrachi: Irving Schlussel.
At the first meeting the follow-
ing were elected as officers: Law-
rence Crohn, chairman; Irving
Schlussel, vice-chairman; Morris
Leiberman, secretary.
Elections for delegates to the
World Zionist Congress will be
held on June 16 and 17. Election
booths will be placed in a num-
ber of centrally located places to
enable the Shekolim holders to
vote in .their respective vicinities.
Friday, May 24, 1946
Jewish H me for Aged Will Hold
Ninth Annual Meeting June 2
A full report of all actiivties
of the Jewish Home for the Aged
will be given at the annual mem-'
bership meeting Sunday, June 2,
at 3:30 p.m. in the social hall of
the home.
Contribiators to the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign are automatically
members of the Home and are
invited. There will be open house
at 4:30 p.m. with refreshments
served by members of the Wom-
en's Auxiliary.
The Jewish Home for Aged
will enter the tenth year of op-
eration in the present quarters at
11501 Petoskey, in June.
When the Home' opened its
present quarters, it brought from
the Jewish Old Folks' Home on
318 Edmund Place 46 residents.
This number 'was' increased to
the present 'population of 160.
Aside from physical facilities
for housing and feeding of resi-
dents the Home is provided with
a fully %equipped examination
room, treatment room for physio-
therapy, - oxygen tents, electric
cardiograph. A staff of 18 nurses
under the supervision of a head
nurse is in constant attendance.
A pharmacy operated by the
Aesculapian Pharmaceutical So-
ciety dispenses all medical pre-
scriptions. A resident physician
assisted by a visiting-staff looks
after the health of the 4-residents.
Ample provision is made
for religious observance with the
strict adherence to Kashruth, cel-
.ebration of all holidays and daily
lectures and teachings of Jewish
biblical and post-biblical sub-
sects. The J. W. Allen Synagogue
in the Home is at disposal for
holiday -services and a chapel of-
fers opportunities for daily
prayers.
Occupational therapy and lei-
sure time program affords the
residents opportunities to engage
in useful and wholesome
2 Farband Classes'
Graduation June 16
Plans are being completed for
the graduation exercises of the
Farband School, to be held Sun-
day evening, June 16, at the Jew-
ish Center auditorium.
• In addition to the distribution
of diplomas. to graduates of two
classes, there will 13E a concert,
recitations by pupils, songs by
the children's choir under the di-
rection of Henri Goldberg, a mu-
sical program by Cantor Hyman
Adler of Congregation Bnai Da-
vid and other interesting features.
Refreshments will be served.
Tickets at 75c are available from
Mrs. Sophie Sislin, 1732* Glynn
Ct., TO. 5-9772, and from secre-
taries of various branches.
"Yung Leben," the school's an-
nual book, will be issued on this
occasion.
JWB's Army and Navy Divi-
sion carried on 222 USO-JWB
operations- at the peak of service.
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