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THE JEWISH NEW -S

McDonald Speaks June 15
For JNF Labor Dept. Here

James G. McDonald, world-famous champion of human
rights and longtime friend of Zionism, will address an open
meeting Sunday, June 15, at Temple Beth El, under the aus-
pices of the Labor Department of the Jewish National Fund,
of which Alex Nichamin is chairman. . .
McDonald was a member of the Anglo-American Corn-
• mittee of Inqtlity, and will
come to Detroit directly from
May Bride
Palestine, where he has been

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MRS. PAUL FEINBERG
On Thursday, May 29, at the
Statler Hotel, Shirley Feurring,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isidore
Feurring. became the bride of
Paul Charles Feinberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Silas C. Feinberg.
The matron of honor was Mrs:
Joe Stewart, sister of bride.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Roland
Levine, sister of the bridegroom,

Regene Garelik and Leatrice
Singer.
The bridegroom's best man
was his brother-in-law, Roland
Levine. His Attendants were Al-
bert Feurring, brother of the
bride. Melvin Wachs and Murray
Frain.
After dinner and a reception,
the couple left for their honey-
moon at Potawatomi Inn, An-
gola, Ind., and will temporarily
reside in Chicago,

conducting an investigation fol-
lowing up the committee's work.
He recently returned from Eng-
land, where he launched the
Joint Palestine Appeal, sister
campaign to America's United
Palestine Appeal.
A leader in education and in-
ternational relations since the
end of World War I, McDonald
has served as chairman of the
Foreign Policy Asspciation, for-
eign affairs radio Commentator,
international relations editorial
writer for the New York Times,
and member of the New York
City Board of Education.
From 1933 to 1936 he was High
Commissioner for Refugees of
the League- of Nations. He re-
signed that post, however, dis-
appointed in the failure of gov-
ernments to cooperate effectively
in rescuing the victims of Hitler-
dom. Sincp 1938 he has been
chairman of the President's Ad-
visory Committee on Political
Refugees and, since 1933, honor-
ary chairman of the Foreign Pol-
icy Association.
McDonald is "also a director of
the National Refugee Service and
a trustee of the American Coun-
cil of the Institute of Pacific Re-
lations and of the Twentieth
Century Fund.
His address here will be open
to the public. There will be no
charge for admission.

Dr. McDonald Returns,
Says Morale of DPs Low
NEW YORK—There are twice
as many DPs in Europe today as
there were a year ago, Dr. James
G. McDonald said on his arrival
from Europe on the Queen Eliza-
beth, May 23.
Dr. McDonald said the Jewish
refugees are especially depressed
because they feel the world has
let them down. Most of the DPs
want to go to Palestine, he de-
clared, and they look to the UN
for help. He added that many
also hope to enter the U. S.
Dr. McDonald revisited Pales-
Detroit's celebration of the '10th
birthday of Abraham Reisen, be- tine, where he participated in the
loved Yiddish poet, who came to breaking of ground for the first
this city especially for this occa- new building of the prOjected He-
sion, took place May 20, at the brew University and Hadassah
Art Institute. The affair was Medical School for which $4,000-
sponsored by the Joint Yiddish 000 is being raised in this country
Culture Committee of the Jewish in a joint campaign conducted by
Community Council and the Jew- Hadassah and the Hebrew Uni-
ish Community Center. Co-chair- versity.
MacDonald and American-born
man of the committee are Samuel
Lady Astor engaged in an un-
Jacobson and Jay Rosenshine.
scheduled
verbal duel on the Holy
An audience of over 700 gather-
ed to do honor to the man whose Land while being interviewed
songs and stories had reached aboard the Queen Elizabeth.
MacDonald criticized British
into the hearts of all his people.
They heard the Workmen's Circle policy and hailed Jewish devel-
Chorus, directed by Daniel Froh- opments there. Lady Astor inter-
man; recitation by children of the jected that MacDonald was anti-
United Yiddish High Schools, un-1 British, and asked why The U. S.
der the direction of Moishe Haar; . will not admit Jews. She added
Rubin Silver who read Reisen's! that "Jewish gangsters" in Pal-
"Rockefeller and Rothchild", and estine were injuring the cause of
Reisen's songs, sung by Sidor Jews everywhere and also said
Belarsky, who was accompanied that "the Jews ought to stay put
by Mrs. Frohman.
in Germany." They both agreed,
The children of the Yiddish however, that if partition was the
schools presented Mr. Reisen only solution, they were for it.

Reisen Confident of
Triumph for Zionism

with a basket of flowers. Naomi
Battler made a little speech ex-

CARD OF THANKS
pressing the warm feeling of stu-
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman. and
dents for him. A nice touch oc- Dr. Bernice Kleinman-Warren
curred when Reisen took a large extend their heartfelt thanks to
rose from the basket and present- their many friends who have ex-
ed it to Miss Bittner, then did
pressed their sympathies to them
the same for the little boy and
on the death of their wife and
little girl who had brought the
mother, Ida Z. Kleinman.
basket on the -stage.

After a statement by Moishe
Haar who expressed for the De-
troit Jewish community the res-
pect and love it bore for the poet,

Reisan addressed the audience.
He reminisced of the Detroit which
he visited 30 years ago, said he
was confident of the ultimate
triumph of the Zionist cause and
ended with the hope that he
would soon be able to visit Detroit
again.
On the following evening, a
small gathering took place at the
Jew i sh Center where . Mr. Reisen
was entertained inrormally.

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Proposed Monsky Lodge
To Premiere NAv Film
On Bnai Brith June 5 -

The Detroit premiere of the
movie "This Is Bnai Brith" will
be one of the highlights of the
meeting of the proposed Henry
Morisky lodge to be held Thurs-
day, June 5, at the Beth Aaron
Synagogue, Wyoming at Thatch-
er.
Samuel W. Leib, district grand
lodge committeeman, will report
on the national Bnai Brith con-
! vention.
Allen Blondy, chairman pro
tern of the lodge, announced that
I the group expects to ask for its
charter this month. Paul Carpen-
ter, Charles Aller and Samuel
j Bez have been added as members
of the general organizational
committee. Sol Superfon was
named treasurer pro tent:
Anyone wishing to become a
charter member may communi-
cate with J. Charlip, member-
ship chairman, TO. 6-8467, or
Arthur Schultz, UN. 3-4392.
A new bowling league is being
organized under the sponsorship
of the lodge. Sam Schneider,
Alfred Brook and Arthur Schultz
head the organizing committee.

Prenzlauer Installation
Luncheon Next Tuesday

To Be June Bride

MISS BERNICE MITRIMOVITZ

Mr. and Mrs. David Butrimo-
vitz of Clairmont Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Bernice, to Joseph Margolin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Rosenthal
of W. Grand Ave. The wedding
has been set for June 21.

Chapter I _ Presents
Jamboree at Center

• Climaxing an eventful cultural
and social. season, Chapter I,
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
will _ present its June Jamboree at
the Jelkish Community Center at
9 p.m. Saturday, June 7.
Featuring the music of Joe Mel-
ton and his Melodiers, tunes will
be played by request. Tickets
may be purchased at the door.
come. For information, contact
Selma Jakont, social chairman, at
TO. 7-7861.
At its next closed meeting Tues-
day evening, June 10, at the Jew-
ish Center, Chapter I will present
a musical hour featuring pianist-
composer, Julius Chajes, Center
music director.
He will present a lecture and
selections of Palestinian music. A
popular vocalist also will be fea-
tured.

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N.W. Women Finish
Project on Tuesday

The Sisterhood of the North-
west Hebrew Congregation and
Center will culminate the fund
raising project with a program
on Tuesday, June 3, at 8:30 p. m.,
in the social hall of the syna-
gogue.
Mrs. Manny Lax, chairman, is
assisted by Mrs. Alex Brooks, co-
chairman, Mesdames Sam Bishop,
Morris Novik, Herman Avrin,
Max Littky, Alex Belinsky, Sam
Dunsky, Samuel M. Bez, Robert
Ruch, Zangwell Garber, Sol Man-
heimer, Sam Horowitz, Ben Gur-
witz, Herbert Harris, Jack Jack-
man, Joseph Rodman, -Samuel
Simmer, Florence Rosman, Har-
ry Nachman and David Dunsky.

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will hold its annual installation
and membership luncheon at
Huyler's on June 3, at 12:30
o'clock. Members and friends are
invited.
Mrs. Sam M. Samuels is the
newly elected president; Mrs. Na-
than Blatnikoff, Mrs. Morris Solo-
mon, Mrs. S. Lax, vice-presidents;
Mrs. Joseph York and Mrs. Jos-
eph Circle, secretaries; Mrs. Saul
Saxon, treasurer; Mrs. I. Freund,
treasurer of flower and memorial
funds; Mrs. J. Goldberg, case
Worker; Mrs. Joseph Rose, head
of entertainment; Mrs. Anna Wil-
liams, chaplain, and Mrs. H.
Freund, assistant case worker.
Mrs. Eva Ellenstein, past presi-
dent, wil install the officers.
The organization provides hos-
pitalization and prenatal care for
expectant mothers.

Freiheit 25th Anniversary

Asks Arab-Jewish State

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Immedi-
ate establishment of a Jewish-
Arab independent state in Pales-
tine was urged in a resolution
adopted at a meeting in Madison
Square Garden celebrating the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Morning Freiheit. The resolu-
tion called for abrogation of the
British mandate and withdrawal
of British troops from Palestine.

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