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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 25, 1947
Or
Jewish Communities Tense
Zion Issut Reaches UN
A
Jewish communities in Palestine, the, United States and
reat Britain, and the displaced persons in European camps,
- e experiencing tension and anxiety over the approaching
discussion of the Palestine issue by the United Nations Spe-
ial Assembly, which will convene at Lake Success, New
York, on Monday night.
Prominent Musicians
In Chamber Festival
Architects Mobilized for Campaign
Four prominent Detroit musi--
clans will appear in the concert
sponsored by the Chamber Music
Festival at the
Detroit Art In-
stitute, next
Wednesday eve-
ning. The par-
tic ipants are:
Karl
Haas, pian-
.
Ist and teacher,
organist of
Temple' Israel;
Emily Mutter
Adams, violinist;
Karl Haas George Poinar,
viola; Jacob Becker, 'cello, and
Gaston Brohan, double bass.
Tickets for the concert will be
available at the door, at Grin-
ners or by calling TO. 8-5934.
Members of the Jewish Agency the discussions of • the Palestine
ecutive have come to an agree- question.
ent with the major American Meanwhile Jewish leaders are
—Photo by Paul Kirsch, Jewish News Photographer
.13-Zionist organizations and with concerned also with British ef-
. ther Jewish organizations for forts to prevent the entrance of
Detroit's architects mobilized their forces for the Allied Jew'01
• led action in presenting the more visaless Jews into Pales-
Campaign at a meeting at the Jewish Center on Sunday morning.
tine. In some quarters it is be-
ewish case to the UN.
Left to right: SAUL SAULSON, GEORGE GOLDBERG, CHARLES
lieved the reported resignation of
U. S. May Be Excluded
N. AGREE, SIDNEY FLATOW, who was the guest speaker; WALTER
High
Commissioner
Cunningham
While the British Foreign Office
—if
true-
-isa
-result
of
his
failure
FUCHS
and LOUIS REDSTONE. The architects increased their gifts
as announced it had not reached
to
secure
a
concession
from
his
per
cent
over last year.
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a decision on the composition of
the committee which is expected government for the increase of
to be selected to take action on tht monthly legal immigration
the issue, reports that the U. S. rate from 1,500 to 2,500.
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY MADE BETTER
British Accuse UNRRA
State Department, France and
It
is
reported
from
London
by
Great Britain favor the exclusion
Discriminatory
of "interested governments" and the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
that
Britain's
campaign
to
check
the selection of "neutrals" is
causing considerable worry. These the immigration from countries
reports seem to indicate the U. S. of embarkation was broadened by
MIAMI BEACH — The Miami
will be excluded from the pro- the announcement made by the
Foreign
Office
that
tkie
matter
is
Beach
City Council unanimously
posed committee.
An element of even greater being taken up with UNRRA adopted a city ordinance prohibit-
Banquets
Comniercial
worry is the announcement from headquarters in the U. S., UNRRA ing the display of signs by hotels,
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Jerusalem that four Arab states being charged by the British with apartments and other public
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are promising Great Britain im- having "wittingly dr unwittingly" places which indicate the practice
Weddings
portant military concessions in assisted in the refugee movement
Illustrating
exchange for securing a decision to coastal countries en route to of religious discrimination by
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these resorts.
favorable to the Arabs from the Palestine,
The Synagogue Council of
UN.
The ordinance will become law
Bar Mitzvahs
America has issued a plea to all
Industrial
Invite British Mission
Reform, Conservative and Ortho- next week. It is believed to be the
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A British military mission has dox Rabbis throughout the land first such ordinance in the cotm-
been invited by the Arab states to to devote part of the Sabbath try.
The bill was submitted to the
train Arab armies and to erect de- service on April 26 to prayer and
fense positions—allegedly against intercession for a just and honor- council by the Anti-Defamation
Russia—on the condition the Brit- able resolution on Palestine by League of Bnai Brith and by
local Bnai Brith lodges after a
ish strive for the establishment of the UN.
SPECIALISTS IN ALL TYPES OF PHOTOGRAPHY
survey which showed that of 67
an independent Arab Palestine
Owned and Operated by
hotels in the area that had ex-
state. Strabolgi Sees Movement
hibited signs using such phrases
PAUL J. KIRSCH
It is reported the Arab delega- F() Palestine Dominion
2506 Park Ave.
n to the UN will be headed by LONDON, (JTA) — Addressing as "restricted," "gentiles," and
RA-1547
Detroit, Mich.
2 cousin of the ex-Mufti, Jamel a meeting of the Joint Palestine "gentiles only," 10 refused to
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..Lusseini, and that Arab plans are Appeal, Lord Strabolgi, a Labor eliminate these signs.
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to strive for the reconciliation of peer, charged the Palestine gov-
the Mufti and Nashashibi face ernment with attempts to discour-
Open Evenings
tions.
age Arab-Jewish co-operation,
Mon., Thurs., Sat.
The Arabs are dema,nding im- and declared a movement was
mediate action by the UN and are growing in Palestine in favor of
opposed to the imposition of bans the creation of a self-governing
on immediate discussions of the British dominion. This movement
Adopting the flare for Regency
issue before the special session was secretly favored by many
to the comforts of modern liv-
next week.
influential Arab leaders, Lord
American and British spokes- Strabolgi, declared.
ing. Three pieces of elegance,
men, determined to limit current
pridefully offered because they
discussion of the issue to the ap-
are handsome and beautifully
pointment of a fact-finding com-
mittee, have indicated their readi-
constructed.
ness to unite to fight against
the Arab League's attempt to
Continuing its campaign to col-
force a full dress debate at the
sessions next week. Except for lect books for DP camps and Jew-
India, all the Commonwealth na- ish schools in Europe, the Amer-
tions and all the Latin American ican Jewish Congress renews its
countries are backing the major plea to the community to deposit
powers in *posing the Arab move. dictionaries, textbooks and other
volumes at any of the following
Decide ea General Debate
UN Secretary-General Trygve depots:
The main library and the Park-
Lie stated this week the special
Superior in both construction and in design, this dis-
session will decide whether a gen- mats, Sherwood Forest, Utley,
tinctive sofa is covered in a rich matelasse with mohair
eral debate on Palestine should Duffield and Downtown branch-
arms. Available in unusual color combinations. Tufted
precede the appointment of a es; Temple Beth El; Shaarey
ends, single spring-filled seat cushion. One of our most
Zedek,
Bnai
David;
Bnai
Moshe;
fact-finding committee.
unusual sofas.
The Jewish Agency informally Northwest Congregation; Beth
bas indicated it will request a Aaron; the Jewish Community
seat on the floor of the General Center and its branches; all
Hand Appliqued Chair
Assembly without a vote during branches of the United Hebrew
Schools; Zion Book Shop; Far-
The brilliantly colored hand ap-
Music
band Schools; Metro
plied floral applique is mounted
House; Chesluk Book Shop, and
Native of 'Poland Gets
in velvet. Selection of colors
the American Jewish Congress
Scholarship to Wayne
available. The frame is of solid
office, 9124 Linwood.
Pick-up arrangements for the
mahogany. Regency.
A Polish student nurse won a books may be made by calling
year's scholarship in England UN. 3-9269, VI. 1-5150, or UN.
late in 1938. Before the year was 2-5706. The. drive continues
up, Poland was invaded by the through May 15.
Nazis, and she was detained in
England. She thus escaped the
Miami Beach Bans
Signs
At Hotels, Resorts
A-1 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC
STUDIOS
Congress Continues
Campaign for Books
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295'
Matelasse and Mohair Regency Sofa
fate of her fam-
ily which has
disap geared
•without trace.
And now, on
another scholar-
ship — this one
`provided by the
National Council
of Jewish Wo-
men — Rachela
Hutner, 39, a na-
tive of Warsaw,
has come to this Miss Hutner
country for a year's post-graduate
work at the College of Nursing,
Wayne University, at Detroit.
Miss Hutner, who arrived by
plane on April 11 at LaGuardia
Field, New York, is already en-
rolled at the university, where
she will study Hospital Organiz-
ation and Public Health Service.
Later, she will return to Poland
to train nurses needed by the
Jewish community in Warsaw.
Harrison Speaks
At JNW A Banquet
Sunday Evening
Meyer Harrison, Detroit's first
Halutz who settled in Palestine
nearly 18 years ago, will address
the annual banquet of Sholem
Aleichem branch 114 of Jewish
National Workers Alliance, at 7
p. in., Sunday, at Korn's Restaur-
ant, Linwood and Richton.
Mr. Harrison, who will return
to Palestine in a few weeks to
rejoin his wife and three children
in the colony Ramat Yochanan,
is one of the first graduates of
the United Hebrew Schools. He
will speak of his experiences in
Palestine and will describe the
growth of the land as he had wit-
nessed it as a pioneer since 1930.
A musical program will feature
, the banquet.
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23rd
Year
152'
Pillow Back Regency_ Chair
This Regency chair is offered in
matelasse or brocatelle in various
colors. Mahogany frame. Loose pil-
low back and loose spring filled seat.
DIGNIFIED DEFERRED PAYMENTS AVAILABLE
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