Friday, April 4, 1947

Dr. Lewis to Deliver
Keynote Speech at
Council Institute

Page Eleven

THE JEWISH NEWS

Zionists to Hear
Crum's Analysis
Of Zion Diplomacy

in a joint statement by Frank A.
Simons, grand master of the or-
der, and Judge Morris Rothen-
berg, of New York, president of
the Jewish National Fund of
PHILADELPHIA — Eager to America. The sum required for
Semi-annual Jewish National demonstrate its solidarity with
the tract, which is to be known
Fund box clearance will be con- the Jews
of .
as Nachlath Brith Sholom, will
ducted from April 15 to April Palestine a n d
be given to the JNF.
Zionists every-
where, and to
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The program was announced

Dr. Theodore N. Lewis, Rabbi
Bartley C. Crum, outspoken
of the Brooklyn Progressive
Synagogue, has accepted the in- member of the Anglo-American
vitation of the Jewish Commun- Committee of Inquiry on Pales-
ity Council to speak at its Dele- tine, will address an open Zion-
gate Institute Sunday, April 13, ist meeting Monday evening,
April 14, at Shaarey Zedek.
at Workmen's Circle.
His appearance in Detroit is
o f
President
sponsored by the Zionist Organ-
the New York
ization of Detroit. Morris M.
Board of Rab-
Jacobs, ZOD president, announces
bis, he also is
that both the main - auditorium
book editor of
and social hall of the synagogue
the Jewish Post,
will be available for the meet-
chairman of the
ing.
publicatio
A noted liberal, Crum is the
committee of the
author of "Behind the Silken
Zionist Organi-
Curtain," an account of Anglo-
zation, contrib-
American diplomacy in Palestine
uting editor to
and the Middle East which is to
N. Lewis
the Reconstruc-
tionist, and a frequent contribu- be released next week.
After his return from the in-
tor to the Anglo-Jewish Press.
He will speak on "The Integra- vestigation mission in Palestine
for
the Committee of Inquiry,
tion of Jews in American Life"
and will serve as the keynoter Crum indicted the State Depart-
for the conference whose gen- ment for its secret diplomacy. In
eral theme is "The Role of the his talk here he will reveal his
Jewish community in American findings on that mission,
Life."
A second aspect of this theme
under the title "Jewish Culture
in America" will be considered
by Elliot E. Cohen, editor of
Commentary, whose opinions are
sure to prove provocative and
stimulating.
Recreational organizations and
The third session of the Insti-
tute will hear a talk on "Our services in Metropolitan Detroit
will receive 30 per cent of the
Obligation to World Jewry."
The plan of the Institute calls Community Chest dollar in 1947,
for a group of discussants to Robert H. MacRae, managing di-
comment upon the ideas of each rector of the Chest, revealed Fri-
speaker. Delegates are then in- day.
vited to participate in the dis-
A total of $1,425,129 will be
cussion from the floor. All con- devoted to the work of such or-
stituent organizations of the ganizations as Boy and Girl
Jewish Community Council are Scouts, Boys' Clubs, YWCA,
urged to get their reservations YMCA, Catholic Youth Organi-
for the dinner in at once and to zation, Jewish Community Cen
make sure that all qualified dele- ter, settlements and community
gates either attend or send a sub- houses. This is the largest amount
stitute.
allocated to any one group of
services.
Fifteen per cent of the Chest
dollar has been applied to the
work of Red Feather family ser-
vices with the Family Service
Society, Jewish Social Service
Bureau. Legal Aid Bureau, Salva-
tion A r m y, Traveler's Aid,
Dr. Alwyn V. Freeman of De- League of Catholic Women, so-
troit has been designated as cial service department; League
member and technical adviser of for the Handicapped, Service-
the American delegation now en men's Bureau and the Visiting
route to Geneva, Switzerland, to
Housekeeper Association using
participate in an international
most of the $710.657 allocated for
conference called to revise the
Conventions of 1929 on Prisoners family aid.

Recreation Services
Get High Percentage
Of Chest Donations

Dr. A. V. Freeinan
To Attend Parley
On War Prisoners

of War.

Brith Sholom to Redeem
1,000 Dunam of JNF Land
For Nachlath Settlement

Ladies Auxiliary
Rally Marks JNF
Box Clearance

Dr. Freeman, an international
Establish Colony
lawyer. is assistant legal adviser
Marking
Fiftieth
Year
to the Department of State.
Before his departure, Dr. Free-
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The na-
man spent a short time with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander tional executive of the Zionist
Organization of America approved
Freeman of 20 Chicago Blvd.
a plan for the establishment of a
colony in Palestine to commem-
orate the 50th anniversary of the
founding of the organization. A
tract of land comprising 50,000
dunim of land (1,250 acres) will
Dr. Joseph G. Brin, director be redeemed within the next two
of the office of speech counseling years through the Jewish Na-
at Boston University, former edi- tional Fund.
tor of the Boston. Jewish Advo-
Rabbi Irving Miller, chairman
cate, is the author of his fourth of the ZOA Inner Committee, re-
book on speech, under the title ported that a national survey is
"Speech and Human Relations," shortly to be undertaken with the
just published by Bruce Hum- cooperation of leading educators
phries, Boston.
to ascertain the best procedure to
An outstanding authority' on integrate Jewish youth into Zion-
the subject. Dr. Brin's new book ist activities. Sidney Marks, ex-
receives high praise in a fore- I ecutive director of the ZOA, re-
word by Frederick C. Packard, ported a membership total of
Jr., associate professor of public 250.000 toward the goal of 400,-
speaking at Harvard.
000 by the end of the fiscal year.
Dr. Brin's new book deals with
-a variety of important subjects.
It seeks to offset fear in public
speaking. teaches the speakers to I
be human and how to face and
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
deal with the audience and
teaches the various elements of
preparing and delivering ad-
dresses.

WALTER HERZ

OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR
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30, Mrs. Aaron Friedman and
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, co-chair-
men, announced this week.
Distribution of material among
workers will take place at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday, April 15, at a
dessert luncheon arranged by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the JNF, at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Building.
The program at this rally, at
which JNF women will be host-
esses, will include the following:
Brief talks by Mrs. Walter
Field and Mrs. Jacob Schreider,
a display of a JNF pictorial re-
view by Mrs. Irving Raimi. and
a musical program by Moe Kes-
ner, accompanied on the piano
by Mollie Shaw.
Hostesses will be Mesdames
Sam Cohen, Nathan Turkel, Ben
Schwartz and Sam Schwartz.

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