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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, February 21, 1947

Prominent Veterans, Civic Leaders
Civic Banquet
To Be Present At JWV Military Ball
To Honor Visit
Prominent members of the Rapids posts of JWV will also
clergy, as well as Christian and attend.
laymen are expected to I The souvenir book to be dis-
Of John Winant Jewish
be present at the Jewish War tributed to guests at the ball will

Plight of Suivivors Grows
Worse, Mrs. Levy Reports

NEW YORK (JTA)—Describ- i pointed out, are receiving a large
ing the plight of the majority of measure of help from the JDC.
• On the subject of Palestine,
the 1,500,000 Jewish survivors of
Climaxing a series of interfaith
Europe as "indescribably bad and
celebrations marking Detroit's ob-
servance of National Brotherhood
considerably worse" than it was
Week, John G. Winant, general
a year ago, Mrs. David M. Levy,
chairman of the annual event,
who returned from a mission in
will visit Detroit Saturday, Feb.
Europe and Palestine on behalf
22.
of the United Jewish Appeal, de-
A civic ban-
clared that the future of Europe's
quet in Winant's
Jews hinges on the success of
honor will be
the $170,000,000 UJA campaign.
h e 1 d Saturday
Reporting on her visit to the
evening at the
DP camps in Germany and
Austria, Mrs. Levy told a press
Statler Hotel, at
conference at her home that "it
which Frank N..
is criminal that the physical
Isbey, state bro-:Y
hardships, the lack of privacy
therhood chair-
and the absence of any creature
comforts should prevail so long
man. and Rev.
after liberation. But these people
Q.'
Joseph
represent the toughest core of
lwI a y n e, execu- J. G. Winant
the survivors of Hitler, and re-
tive secretary of
fuse to succumb to despair." ----tMrs. Levy emphasized that, al- the Detroit Round Table of
She stated that Jest's were still though the activity of the "ter- Catholics. Jews and Protestants,
leaving Poland because of the rorists" has created anxiety, "it . will welcome the former U. S.
fear that they may become the did not interfere with the daily ambassador to Great Britain.
"scapegoat" of anti-government life of the country any more than
Concluding events in the civic
forces, "The Jews who remain an isolated incident of robbery
observance will be held this Sat-
feet that they are living in a or violence would interfere with
graveyard," she said. "They feel every-day life in New York , urday and Sunday. River Rouge
High School will hold a public
that they have no future or any City." Coming from the misery
round table dikussion Saturday
assurance of security and *they , of Europe to Palestine is like
evening. Rabbi Morris Adler of
are eager to go to other lands. going "from darkness into the
Shaarey Zedek, the Rev. Herbert
especially to Palestine." But those sunshine," she observed. "Pales-
Beecher Hudnut of Woodward
Polish Jews who are seeking to tine is the only country in the
rehabilitate themselve s, she world where Jews are wanted." Avenue Presbyterian Church;
and James N. McNally, Wayne
County Prosecuting Attorney.
will participate.
At 7:45 p.m. Sunday, the Sec-
ond Baptist Church, 441 Monroe.
will hold a Brotherhood Forum.
"Brotherhood — Pattern for
Peace" will be discussed by Rev.
Mrs. Hyman C. Broder and Mrs. Henry" Wineman, who Malcolm G. Dade of St. Cyprian's
will serve as chairmen of the Women's Division of the Allied Church. Rev. Benjamin T. Hof-
Jewish Campaign, have selected "higher echelon officers" to fix. archpriest of St. George's
Syrian Orthodox Church, and
fill important positions in the campaign.
Longtime leaders in communal activities , Mrs. Abraham Rabbi Eliezer Levi of Bnai Moshe.

Veterans' fourth annual patriotic include up-to-date facts on Jewish
military ball, to be held at 9 p. m. participation in World War II.
this Saturday in the grand ball-
room of Masonic Temple.
Two dance bands will play al- Bnai Brith Bowlers
ternately at the ball, with elab- Schedule Tournament
orate drills by member posts
scheduled for intermission. The
Harry Kurzman, president of
ballroom will be decorated with the Detroit Bnai Brith`. Bowling
flags of the United Nations.
Association. announces the fourth
Among the guests expectgd are annual bowling tournament to
Rabbis Morris Adler, E. A. Levi, be held at the State , Fair Rec-
and Jacob E. Segal, all former reation Bowling Alleys, 19600
chaplains with 'the U. S. Army. Woodward. at 10 a. m. Sunday,
Mayor Edward Jefferies, Gov. March 23.
Kim Sigler, Milton H. Richman,
The tournament will be run on
national commander of the JWV, an over average basis in two
and other civic, clerical, veteran, classes. Entries are snow being
and community leaders have in- accepted. A banquet has been
dicated they will be present. arranged for the bowlers follow-
Delegations from the Lansing, ing the tournament by Tom Mid-
Flint, Wyandotte and Grand dledorf, banquet chairman.

Prescriptions
Are Our

Specialty

AJC Women's Chairmen

Name Leading Assistants

Cooper, Mrs. Max Frank, Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower and Mrs.
Julian H. Krolik, have accept- .-
Philip Adler to Speak
ed appointments as vice-chair- ! chairmen will be Mrs. Harry At Labor Zionist `Oneg'
men, while Mrs. Eugene Arn Becker. Mrs. Seymour J. Frank,

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Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe, Mrs. Emil
feld will serve as campaign secre
tary. R. Rothman and Mrs. Philip Mar-
In key positions during pre- cuse. Mrs. Nathan B. Schermer is
campaign solicitation will be the secretary for this section.
pre-campaign chairmen, Mrs. Sid-
Mrs. Dante Chairman
J . Allen and Mrs. Robert J.
Mrs.
Samuel B. Dante, presi-
Newman, who headed last year's
Women's Division Drive; vice- dent of the League of Jewish
chairmen, Mrs. Abraham Srere. Women's Organizations, has been
and Mrs. Nate S. Shapero; secre- appointed chairman of treasury
tary. Mrs. Isadore Levin, and ar- gifts. Other positions in this sec-
rangements chairmen, Mrs. Julian tion Will be filled by Mrs. Harry
Zemon and Mrs. Melville Welt. .J Millman. vice-chairman, and
Mrs. Maurice Klein, speakers.
Experienced Hands
Additional officers selected by
The vital Position of. special
gifts solicitation will be in the Mrs. Broder and Mrs. Winemani
experienced hands of the chair- , include the program committee
man. Mrs. John C. Hopp: vice- chairman. Mrs. Leonard Weiner-
chairmen. Mesdames Samuel S. sneakers' bureau. Mrs. Joseph
Aaron. Perry P. Burnstine and Fenton and Mrs. Louis Zlatkin:
Oscar Zemon, with Mrs. William workers' training, Mrs. Leonard
H. Isenberg acting as secretary Lewis. Mrs. Julian Zeman: regis-
for this section. Mrs. Fred Gins- tration. Mrs. Joseph Falk; recruit-
burg. Mrs. Harry Jacobson and ing• Mrs. Carl Schiller, Mrs. Vic-
Mrs. Nathan B. Simons will be in ! for Klein and Mrs. Harry Buch-
charge of arrangements for man.
special gifts. and Mrs. Herman
August will be in charge of re-'
view and reassignment.
Heading the tremendous gen-
eral solicitation work will be Mrs.
Maurice A. Landau. Her vice-

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Philip A. Adler, Detroit News
correspondent, will address the
League Chapter of the Labor
Zionist Organization of America
at an Oneg Shabbat this Friday
night in the Lee Plaza hotel,
W. Grand Blvd. and Lawton.
His tonic will be, "British Policy
in Palestine—What Next?"
The program will include corn-
. munity singing, a social hour and
refreshments. according to Sidney
. Shevitz, League chairman. An in-
; vitation is extended to members
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were J. Benton Gillingham, as-

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nomics at Wayne University, and.
Isadore Berger and Philip Nus-

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