Ross 'Tremendously Impressed'

Detroiter at Hebrew U. Tells
Of Life, Freedom in Zion

The president of the Hebrew University, Dr. Judah L. Magnes,
welcomes the first group of American ex servicemen enrolled at
Hebrew University under the G. I. Bill of Rights at reception in
their honor held at the University Club House in Jerusalem.

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Elchanan Ross, former leader
of Detroit Hashomer Hatzair, now
studying at the Hebrew Univer-
sity in Jerusalem under the GI
Bill of Rights, writes enthusias-
tically of his r?-
impressions o f
Palestine.
Declaring that
he was "tremen-
dously impress-
ed," Ross, writ-
ing to his par-
ents, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Ross,
4211 Tuxedo,
states that the
country is "gor- E. Ross
geous," that Tel Aviv, Jerusalem
and Haifa compare with modern
centers and that Hebrew is spok-
en everywhere.
"Especially in the collective
settlements you can see and feel
the fierce pride and determina-
tion of Chalutziut that has made
Eretz Israel the wonder place it
is now," he writes. "The children

Dr. Granovsky Hails
Recommendation to
Abolish Land Edict

NEW YORK—The recommen-
dation of the Anglo-American
Committee of Inquiry that the
Palestine government rescind its
land edict, which imposes dis-
criminatory and severe restric-
tions on Jewish land purchase -in
Palestine, was welcomed by Dr.
Abraham Granovsky, head of the
Keren Kayemeth Le'Israel in a
message be cabled from Jeru-
salem to Judge Morris Rothen-
berg, president of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund of America.

444 DPs of 867 Arriving
In U. S. Financed by JDC
From $100,000,000 Fund

Friday, May 24, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

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particularly impress me. They are
all sturdy, strong, big, blond,
blue-eyed. They show a free and
independent spirit. Their ap-
proach to Judaism is simple and
straightforward, with no quirks
or reservations. They know the
score!
"I've crossed the Kinnereth in
a boat and swam in its blue wat-
ers. I've covered the length and
breadth of the Emek Israel and
Emek Hayarden, have seen the
Huleh Valley and the Galil. There
is life and vigor. The Jewishness
is free, proud, strong."
Ross urges his brother,, Perry,
to join him in Palestine. He points
out that he, like other Jews, will
fit in well into the Palestinian
environment.
Elchanan Ross was a lieutenant
in the U.S. army air force and
served for three years in Europe
with the troop carrier command.
His brother, Pfc. Perry, was in
service two and a half years. He
was released March 23.

Install J. L. Bale
Maj. Weil Scholarship JWB Issues Manual
Established at Wayne On Shevuoth Holiday JWV Post on June 9
NEW YORK — A 39-page illus-
By Alumni, Friends trated
Installation of Pfc. Joseph L.
manual entitled `Shevuoth'

It wasn't so long ago that De-
troiters were linking the name
of Maj. Max Weil with those of
the "one man army of Bataan,"
Capt. Arthur W. Wermuth, and
Lt. Gen. Doolittle. Weil's wife,
Mrs. Doolittle, and Mrs. Wer-
muth were guests of honor of the
city in a ceremony in front of
city hall. In 1942, three tanks, do-
nated by citizens in a "Buy a
Tank" drive, were named after
the heroes.
But Weil's friends_ among for-
mer students of Wayne Univer-
sity were determined that his
name would not be forgotten. To
this end they began a drive to
raise money for a memorial to
honor the hero. Now, Weil's re-
cord will live through the Max
Weil Metnorial Scholarship Fund
which will be used to aid deserv-
ing high school students continue
in higher education at Wayne
University. The $1,000 collected
has been turned over to the
Wayne University Foundation
which will be custodian of the
fund.

Bale Post 474 of Jewish War Vet-
erans of the U. S. will take place
at 8:15 p. rn. Sunday, June 9, at
Department of Michigan head-
quarters, 8212 12th St.
Tony Weitzel has been invited
as guest speaker. The public is
invited.

Dr. Cohn, Out of Army,
Resumes Practice Here

Dr. Daniel E. Cohn, recently
discharged from the army, has
resumed the practice of internal
medicine at 409 Fox Theater
Bldg.
His wife and their three chil-
dren have returned to Detroit
and is residing on Kentucky Ave.
Dr. Cohn spent the last four
years in service, one year in the
ETO.

Alexander Mogill Memorial

Services will be held on Dec-

oration Day, May 30, 1946,

Weil was graduated from
Wayne University in 1937. A re-
serve officer, he entered active
service at Fort Custer in the ear-
ly part of 1941.

at 11 A. M. at Yiddish Folks

Ginsburg-Rosenberg Post
To Complete Organization

Julius Rosenwald Post

The final organization of the
Daniel Ginsburg-Joseph Rosen-
berg Post, Jewish War Veterans,
will be accomplished at a meet-
ing at the Jewish Community
Center, at 8:30 p.m. Monday.
At the meeting Wednesday,
29, Lou Tendler, Detroit News
writer, will deliver a short
lecture and also answer questions
on veterans problems. Tendler
aids veterans through his daily
column in the Detroit News.
A statement of policy and pur-
pose of the new Post will also be
made at the meeting. All veterans
are cordially invited to attend.
Lt. Jack Winokur Post of Jew- For further information call Mr.
ish War Veterans, of World War Aaron Lazaroff, TY. 4-6290.
II will hold its first annual Spring
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this Saturday, May 25. Music will
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and his orchestra. Tickets may
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All proceeds will be used in
rehabilitation work for veterans
of World War II.

Winokur Post Holds
Dance Saturday

was issued by National Jewish
Welfare Board (JWB), 145 E.
32nd St., New York City, to aid
in planning programs and proj-
ects for community or club ob-
servances of the Festival of She-
vuot, which marks the birthday
of Israel's religion because of its
traditional association with the
promulgation of the Ten Com-
mandments on Mount Sinai.
The manual has been made
available to USO-JWB workers,
Jewish chaplains and JWB Army
and Navy field workers in all
parts of the world where Ameri-
can armed forces are located and
to Jewish Community Centers
throughout this country and Can-
ada. It is also being distributed
by the Jewish Center Division of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board to civilians at 50c.

Verein Cemetery, I4 1 / 2 Mile

Road and Gratiot. Services

will be conducted by the

No.

218, American Legion. Jul-

ius Shapiro, Americanization

Officer, will preside.

All

friends are invited to attend.

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Army Discharges Winsen
Twins After 34 Months 4,

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Winsen, of
2992 Grand, will hold open house
Sunday, from 6 p.m., in honor of
their twin sons, Wendall and
Daniel, who have been discharg-
ed from the army after 34
months' service. Both held the
rank of technician 4th class in
the Army Transport Command,
and served in Kunming, China,
and India. Both received a battle
star and a Presidential citation.

Passage for 444 of the 867 Eu-
ropean displaced persons who ar-
rived in the United States aboard
the SS. Marine Flasher this week
under President Truman's immi-
gration directive was arranged by
the JDC with. funds contributed
to the $100,000,000 campaign of
the • UJA.
The 288 Jewish centers and
JDC, major American agency
aiding Jewish survivors overseas, "Y"s have an annual operating
also has advanced passage money expense of $6,944,000.
for 15 American citizens being
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well as for 14 Catholic refugees
whose immigration is being fa-
cilitated by the Catholic Com-
mittee for Refugees, 67 orphans
under the care of the U. S. Com-
mittee for European Children and
69 persons being assisted by the
American Committee for Chris-.
tian Refugees.
Twelve thousand Polish Jews
streaming into lower Silesia and
the western region of Poland
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in an accelerated repatriation
movement, have brought the to-
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Opening of
wartime havens in the Soviet
Union to more than 60,000, the
JDC has been advised by Wil-
liam Bein, director in Poland.

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