Admission of 100,000 Most
Acute Problem—McDonald

CHICAGO--Characterizing the transfer of 100,000 of the Jewish
victims of Nazi and Fascist persecution from camps in Europe to
new homes: in Palestine as one of the most acute postwar problems,
James: G. McDonald; American member of the Anglo-American
Committee of Inquiry on Palestine, told the National Conference
of the $100,000,000 United Jewish. Appeal at the Standard Club
here that the immigration of these homeless Jews into Palestine
must be put into effect quickly "if a beginning is to be made in
the rescue of the remnant of European Jewish victims of the Nazi
program • of annihilation."
He emphasized that immediate large-scale immigration into
Palestine and the removal of restrictions on the purchase of land
by Jews recommended by the joint British-American Committee
could •be carried out "without injury to the legitimate interests of
the Arab people in Palestine." He added that if the British and
American governments "are deeply concerned to implement the
recommendations of the Committee of Inquiry," • the opposition of
the Arab world would not be strong enough to deter them from
achieving this objective. -
Implementation of the report of the Anglo-American Committee
of Inquiry on Palestine, will leave* the remaining 1,300,000 Jewish
survivors the "forgotten men" of Europe, Edward M. M. -Warburg,
chairman of the Joint Distribution Committee and of the United
Jewish Appeal of Greater New York, declared.

Lehman Wants Immediate Transfer of 100,000 Jews
NEW YORK—The immediate transfer of 100,000 displaced Jews
from Europe to Palestine, as recommended by the Anglo-American
inqthry committee, was urged today by Herbert H. Lehman,
former head of the UNRRA, in a statement to the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency.
Britain's delay in implementing the recommendations of the
Anglo-American Palestine committee was attacked at a dinner ar-
ranged by the "American, League for a Free Palestine to launch a
$3,000,000 drive "to. force the gates of Palestine."
Senator Magnuson of Washington urged immediate admittance
of 100,000 Jews and U. S. support for establishment of a "Hebrew
nation." He asserted that the U. S. was being- asked to join in
abandoning 1,500,000 Jews in Europe. •
Senator Myers of Pennsylvania disclosed that he is planning
to introduce a resolution in the Senate -urging the State Department
to refuse to recognize the independence of Transjordan. "We cannot
permit Palestine to be mutilated, because it is the sacred homeland
of the Hebrew nation," he said.
Other speakers included Reps. Andrew Sommers and Augustus
Bennet of New York, who, with the two Senators, received awards
from the League for their "contribution in Congress to the fight
for Hebrew freedom." Peter Bergson, 'chairman of the Hebrew
Committee of National Liberation, also spoke.

Marshall and Naomi
Auxiliaries to Install
Officers Monday Night

Louis Marshall and Naomi Aux-
iliaries _ of Bnai Brith Young
Women will install officers at the
Book Cadillac Hotel English Room
Monday evening. Members and
guests are invited. There will be
entertainment and refreshments.
Dorothy Cohen, president of
Bnai Brith Young Women's Coun-
cil, . will be the installing .officer
and guest speaker. : She will be
assisted by Mary Berman, advisor
to Naomi Young Women. •
The chairmen for the affair are
Lenore ROska of Naomi and
Gloria Chadwick from Louis
Marshall.
Officers of Louis Marshall group
are:

Court of Honor of
Scout Troop 76 at
Beth El on June 3

Scout Executive Amos Shields
of the Detroit Area 'Council will
be the principal speaker at the

Court of Honor to be conducted
by Boy Scout Troop 76 of Temple
Beth El in the Brown Memorial
Chapel on Monday ; Tune 3, at
7:45 p.
Rabbi B. Benedict. Glazer of
Temple iteth El will give the
invocation.-- - The Scouts will pre-
sents skits and Songs. Advance-
ment awards will be made to
'members of the troop. Inspector
Miles Furlong of the -Detroit Po-
lice. Department veil speak on his
experiences with boys.
Charlotte
Waterstone;
. President,
The highlight of this Court will
\gee-presidents. Betty Skolnick, Eleanor
Kapetansky, Roberta Silverstein; re- be the presentation of the high-
cording secretary, Gloria Chadwick;
corresponding secretary. Eleanor Yunis; est Scout award — the Eagle
financial secretary ; Belle Kapetansky; Badge—to Scouts Thomas Klein,
treasurer, Norma Lifshitz; sentinel,
Pearl Kranen ; conductress, Edythe Walter Shapero, Martin August
Bonin; councellor, Harriet Keller; trus- and Marshall Loewenstein.
tees. Rose Selik, Thelma Berman,
Parents and friends are in-
Phyliss Berkowitz.
Officers of Naomi YoUng Worn- vited. Refreshments.will be served
en are:
in the social hall : .after the Court.
President, Sylvia Modiest; vice-presi-
Troop 76 is sponsored by the
dents, Harriett Nochman, Edythe Ain-
binder, Joyce Seedberg; recording sec- Temple Beth El Men's Club:
retary, Pearl Benenson; corresponding
secretary, Gerald Feingold; financial Maxwell M. Lowe-is Scoutmaster
secretary, Lenore Roska ; treasurer, of the Troop. The Troop commit-
Tikwah Buttner; sentinel, Margot tee consists of Harold M. Shapero,
Mano; conductress, Celia Gorman; his-
torian,' Gloria Weinberg; counselor, chairman; Leon S. . Wayburn,
Dorothy Berenson; trustees,
-Esie Samuel, Weisinan, Bernard Solo-
Schessberg, Laura Berg, Tillie Ku-
inon, Stanley S. Clamage, Maur-
Zama.
Advisors of Louis Marshall. ice Klein, Phillip R. Marcuse and
Young Women. are Mrs. - Sara Saul. H. Rose.
.Kape and Mrs. Faye klessmer.
Mary Berman is advisor to the THREE GOOD REASONS
Naomi Auxiliary. '
why St. Joseph Aspirin is, the choice of.

Mothers' Clubs Program
This week's subject for discus-
sion by the Center Mothers'
Clubs will be "Has Inflation An-
cestors?"

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THE, JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 24, 1946

2 Detroit Wives
Click with Songs
At Fi)-st Attempt

:Dr. Magnes, Hebrew U..
Young Israel Elec-tion
Planned for Wednesday Head, En Route to U. S: •

The annual election ,Meeting , of
Young Israel of Detroit will be
held Wednesday at Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah. A review of the.
year's activities will be presented
by Charles T. Gellman, president.
The schedule for June provides
for a father-son hike Sunday,
June 2; a court of honor by troop
210 Young Israel boy scouts Wed-
nesday, June 12; a father-son din-
ner for all Young Israel men and
boys clubs on Monday, June 17.
Plans call for a final meeting and
program, during the Itst week of
June at which a report of the
Young Israel National Conven-
tion in Fallsburgh, N. Y., will be
given, and various social events
to be held in the early. summer.

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Publisher Accepts Six 'Pop'
Numbers by Marian Zisrnan
and Helene .Rapaport

When you hear a half dozen
new songs on the radio or from
a phonograph—to be specific,
"Mexico," a rhumba; -"Droopy
the Drip," a boogie-woogie spec-
ialty; '!GlooniY Romeo; "Cryin'
All - the Way Horne," (`Green-
Eyed Baby," or "I'll Ilave to
Dream,"— you'll be listening cio
the achievements of two DetroM
tyro,s in the song-writing field,
Mrs. Marian Zisman, 1701: Haz-
elwood, and Mrs. Helene_ -Rapa-
port,- 2004. Taylor_ -
The girls recently, received the
happy news that all six pieces,
the first they ever submitted to
a publisher, have been accepted.
Marian Kay and Helene Roth,
as they sign themselves profes-
sionally, have been neighbors for
years, but it was not until last
January that they decided to
Capitalize on their musical talent.
They took their work to several
band leaders, who praised it
and advised them to publish it.
"Neither of 'us has had any
training," Mrs. Zisman, who
handles the busines for the
"firm,?! explained, "but we've
both been tinkering around with
Melodies and lyrics as long as
we can remember. We still
Can't believe it's true."

New Book On German Jews
Publication of "Jews in the
Third Reich," by Bruno Blau,
German author, is expected to
present one of the most compre-
hensive and authoritative studies
of the position of the Jewish
people during the Nazi reign of
terror.

JERUSALEM (JTA) •--• Dr.. Ju-
dah L. Magnes, president of the
Hebrew University, who is en
route to the U.. S., paused' at
Cairo for a discussion with Abdul
Rahman Azzam Bey, secretary
general of the Arab League, it
was reported here today. Dr.
Magnes is understood to have
sounded out Azzam Bey on the
Arab stand on- the Proposal for
establishment of - a bi-national
state in Palestine.

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