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THE JEWISH NEWS

Way, May 2:1947

abbi Uri Miller Deplores
ecular Trend in Judaism

Speaking at the opening session of the 11th annual convention
he Rabbinical Council of America, Monday, at the Fort Wayne
Rabbi Uri Miller of Baltimore, president, condemned "the
tar nazism of the lawless police state, of cruelty and ignorance
hatred which has entered into British officialdoth, which has
hexed- the might andprestige of the British Empire, to crush the
narrts of our people and our
es,
abbi Miller deplored the "spirit
terror which stalks the Holy
d as Israel continues to fight
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the survival of their stricken
thren seeking their land."
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eferring to the United Nations
ting at Lake Success dealing
h the Palestine situation he
ed, "It is our earnest prayer
Daniel_ Frisch, chairman of the
t the deliberations of the Administrative Council of the
esmen of the world may be Zionist Organization of America,

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Frisch
Address Zionist
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mass
Meeting

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Congregational Activities

Rabbi Wasserman
Says Red Tape
Hinders Rescues

Describing his experiences as a
special representative in Europe
of the Vaad Harabonim, Rabbi

Simcho Wasserman, dean of Ye-
shivath Beth Yehudah, who has
just returned from abroad lauds

Beth Aaron Talmud Torah
To Have Lag b'Omer Outing;
Announce Service Schedule

Levenstein to Speak

Here Friday, Saturday

Talmud Torah Beth Aaron will
hold a Lag b'Omer outing under ,
the sponsorship of the sisterhood
of the congregation at 2 p. m.
Sunday, May 18.
Both grades of the week-day
Talmud Torah and the Sunday
school children of both groups
will invite . their friends to par-
ticipate in the festivities.
Those interested in participat-
ing are asked to call the syna-
gogue office, UN. 1-9748, to 4 p. m.
Morris Schneider, president of
the congregation, announced ser-
AARON LEVENSTEIN
vices am held twice daily at the
Aaron Levenstein, noted re- synagogue. Wyoming at Thatch-
search economist, will speak twice er. Morning services are at 7
in Detroit this week-end in con- a. m. and the Mincha-Maarriv
nection with local observances services begin 7:15 p. m.
of international May Day. He is
Services are held Sunday morn-
a principal speaker at the May
Day celebration of the Workmens ing at 8:30 and Saturday after-
Circle Friday night and will key- noon Pirke Oves is studied at
note the city-wide May Day rally 5:30. Services of the Youth Con-
Saturday night under auspices of gregation are held in Rabbi
the Socialist party. Both observ- Weinstein's study at 19 a. m.
ances will be held in the Work- Saturday.
mens Circle Educational Center, -
11529 Linwood.

the work of the JDC and a few
individual relief acsistants, but
decries the governmental red tape
which hinders refugee opera-
tions.
Rabbi Wasserman mentions in
racterized by. a spirit of jus-
particular a Mr. and Mrs. Stern-
and righteousness".
buch of Zurich, who have given
urning to the American scene,
inestimable amounts of time and
president of the Rabbinical
effort, as well as funds from their,
'ncil, ;representative body of
own financial resources to aid the
Orthodox Rabbis, said that
emigration process.
secularization of Jewish life
He also speaks of his work in ,
become a cancerous growth
France, where he served as sec-1
the body of the American
ish community which is eat-
retary to Chief Rabbi Isaac Her-
away the vitals of American
zog in negotiating with the
French government for rescue of
bbi Miller proposed that the
5,000 refugees. The French were
ncil fight this trend, by em-
more cooperative than most other
'zing the divine nature of
governmental bureaus, he reports.
ry's traditions and way of
The situations in Poland and
. "We must seek to instill a
Cezoslovakia are deplorable, Rab-
ral and spiritual viewpoint in
bi Wasserman emphasizes. The Bnai David Men Present
daily activities of the Jewish
most important work now going
unity in this country", he
on in Poland is that of locating Lansing Rabbi Thursday
erated.
Jewish children in non-Jewish
Orthodoxy is to be revital-
homes and removing them to - Rabbi Abba M. Fineberg of
and play its proper part on
Jewish shelters.
Cong. Shaarey Zedek in Lansing.
American Jewish scene, then
will be- the guest speaker at a
DANIEL
Rabbinical Council of Amer-
cultural meeting of the Men's
must push its efforts to bring will address a Mass meeting on Histadruth Ivrith Tells
Club of Bnai David, at 8:30 p. m.
ut a merger between the the Palestine question at 9 p. m. Contest Rules for Rabbis Thursday, May 8.
'on of Orthodox Jewish Con- Monday, May 5, at Shaarey
Rabbi Fineberg, director of the
ations of America, Yeshiva Zedek.
NEW YORK—To further stim- Hillel Foundation at Michigan
iversity and the Hebrew Theo- Also speaking at the program, ulate interest in Hebrew language State College, served five years
'cal College of Chicago, Rabbi which is designed to formulate I and culture. the Histadruth Ivrith as chaplain in the U. S. Army.
ller recommended. public opinion on the problem is sponsoring an essay contest
The public is invited to attend.
e convention continue d now before the, United Nations, among rabbinical students and Admission is free.
ugh Thursday.
will be Frank X. Martel, of the young rabbis on the subject "The
American Federation , of Labor. ?lace and Value of Hebrew in the
THE MEN'S CLUB of
Ben Laikin, president of the Life of the Jewish People."
Speaks
ajor

Aron

Zionist Council of Detroit, will
introduce Judge Joseph A. Moyni-
han, who will preside.
A series of demands and reso-
lutions, drawn up in accordance
with the program of the Zionist
Emergency Council will be pre-
sented for ratification. All Zionists
are urged to attend.

o NW Congregation

e last late Sabbath eve serv-
of this season will be held at
Northwest-Hebrew Congrega-
n at 8:30 p. m. this Friday.
uest speaker at this service
11 be Major Wellesley Aron,
er commander of the Pales-
Jewish Brigade, who has ar-
ed in this country under the
spices of the Zionist Organiza-
of America. Rabbi Jacob E.
gal will officiate and Max H.
ldsmith will chant the prayers.
oneg shabbat and social
ur will follow the service.
t the Sabbath morning serv-
which begins at 9 o'clock,
bbi Segal's sermon topic will
"Why We Do Not Love Our
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Argentine Newspapers Hit
Failure to Curb Anti-Semitism
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A first prize of $100 and second
prize of $50 will be awarded.
Essays should be between two and
three thousand words in length

and should-reach the office of the
Histradruth Ivrith by May 15.
Complete contest detail may be
secured by writing to Histadruth
Ivrith, Contest Department, 165
W. 46th St., New York 19.

Rabbi Groner to Address
Sisters of Zion Misrach

influential daily La Prensa, which
has been under fire from the
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi of De-
Peronist forces, has dethanded
will hold their annual moth-
more energetic action by the po- troit
er and daughter dinner at 6:30
lice to prevent future anti-Se- p. m. Wednesday, May 14, at
mitic incidents and to appreheld
Moss Catering.
the perpetrators of the recent
Guest speaker will be Rabbi
attacks against synagogues,
pri-
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Benjamin Groner of Shaar Ha-
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shomyim synagogue of Windsor.
who will speak on "The Jewish
Women in Eretz Israel." Cantor
Hyman Adler of Bnai David Syn-
agogue will be guest soloist.
Mrs. Asher Berlin is chairman
•of the dinner. Reservations may
be made by calling Mrs. M. Mon-.
drow, TY. 7-1161; Mrs. P. Skul-

izrachi Regional Parley
rges Jewish Voice at UN

e Mizrachi regional confer-
ee opened in a solemn tone at
Bnai Moshe last Sunday.
on Gellman, president of the
izrachi Organization of Ameri-
, urged the capacity audience
at assembled in the synagogue
-'"lift our voice now as never
'fore" in behalf of the Yishuv.
Resolutions requesting full
.wish representation before the
led Nations in the present de-
3erations on Palestine were ca-
ed to the Senators and Repre-
ntatives of Michigan, Ohio, In-
ana and Kentucky.
The deliberations of the Con-
rence continued Monday at the
troit-Leland, where commit-
es planned for increased activ-
es of the Mizrachi groups in
ie Central region.
Rabbi
Isaac Stollman was re-
_
eeted president of the Mizrachi
tral Region, .Julius Schweid
:Cleveland, Rabbi David Sha-
lo of Indianapolis, Julius Si-.
on of Louisville, Ky., and Irv-
W. Schlussel, of Detroit, were
.ected vice-presidents. L Lie-
rman of Cleveland, 0., was
ected treasurer and Jack Gold-

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stein of Toledo, Ohio, was chos-
en secretary.
Following is part of the reso-
lution:

"The United States has long been
vitally concerned over _the future of
the Jewish National Home. By a sep-
arate treaty with England—the Anglo-
American Convention of 1924—our
country accepted the role of one of
the guarantors of Jewish Palestine's
future and well-being. Every Presi-
dent of the United States since Wood-
row Wilson has voiced positive sup-
port of the Jewish National Home....
"Therefore, in view of Britain's in-
fidelity with reference to its solemn
obligations to the Jewish National
Home; in view of its *squalid war' In
Palestine; In view of its insincerity
in submitting Palestine to the United
Nations; in view of the desperate
plight of European Jewish refugees,
and in view of the United States' tra-
ditional policy of friendship for the
Jewish National Home, we respect-
fully call upon the Government of the
United States to take the Initiative
during the forthcoming special meet-
ing of the General Assembly of the
United Nations. in vigorously cham-
pioning the program for Palestine
which It has repeatedly reaffirmed.
thereby defeating the British Govern-
ment's attempt to employ the United
Nations session as a maneuver to
retain its present Palestine policy. .
"Pending a final settlement of this
question by the United Nations the
great weight of the U. S. government
should be brought to bear on the
mandatory government to the end that
an interim policy based upon the ex-
isting, Mandate be set into motion at
once providing for immediate large-
scale Jewish immigration into Pales-
tine and the removal forthwith of the
discriminatory land restrictions in the

Jewish National Home,"

man, TO. 6-5752, or Mrs. Levin,
TO. 7-7381.

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