Friday, June 13, 1947
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Sixteen
Bar Mitzvahs Detroit Sociologist Joins Coimcit
Expect Inquiry Committee
To Land in Palestine Today
Stall as Director of Research
UN Representatives Reach Holy Land Extensively Equipped
with Background Material; Jewish Agency Asks
Interim Action Terminating White Paper
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.—Due to arrive in Palestine today
(June 13), the United Nations inquiry committee is fortified
with background material covering the entire history of the
Palestine situation. The first hearing will be held in Jerusalem
on JUne 15.
Before leaving for Palestine, UN Secretary General
Trygve Lie,told the committee: "Even in your off-duty hours,
you must studiously avoid
discussion of issues linked named the Agency's liaison officer
directly or indirectly with ! with the UN committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sucher
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Sheldon Mark, Satur-
Beginning this week research
day, May 17, at Beth Abraham
work and studies in the field of
synagogue. A dinner and recep-
group relations conducted by the
tion were held May 18 at the
home of the Bar Mitzvah.
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Mr. and Mrs. Barney Nove an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Hannan Roy, Saturday morn-
ing, June 14, at the United He-
brew Schools,- Tuxedo and Hol-
mur. A dinner in the Bar Mitz
vah's honor will be held at 6:30
p.m. Sunday, June 15, at Zack's.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Weisman
of 4285 Leslie announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, David, Sat-
urday morning, June 21, at Shaa-
rey Zedek. Reception at home
from 8 to 11 p.m. No cards.
n
Id
uals and organizatiOns
Palestine." He stressed that they
ng d to submit memoranda to
were going to a territory -"where des iri
human relationships have been4 the UN committee were told to
for an extended period danger- prepare them as soon as possible.
ously strained, where religious The Palestine government an-
differences exist, and where do- nounced that memoranda will
mestic issues are in an acute I have to be submitted in 30 copies.
state." A report from Jerusalem states
that the Agency and the Jewish
Mr. Lie has made it known that National Council (Vaad Leumi)
decisions as to whether the corn:! differ seriously on the invitation
May 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Al-
mittee's sessions are to
be public extended by the latter to Dr. bert Shapiro (Pearl Popper) of
must be made by the committee Chaim Weizmann to appear as a 1217 W. Philadelphia, a daugh-
itself.
witness for Jewry befor the UN ter, Beverly Rae.
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Jewish Agency's Proposals
committee. Dr. Weizmann has in-
May 26—To Mr. and Mrs. David
Urging establishment of a dicated his readiness to respond
Jewish state as a fundamental to the call and has postponed his D. Redisch (Myrtle Herschberg)
ulution of the Palestine problemd planned trip to Switzerland to of Chicago Blvd., a son, Robert
e Jewish• Agency for Palestine, August. He will go to the U. S. Ian.
• • •
proposed to the United ,NationSi in September, when the commit-
May 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Palestine inquiry committee that tee will report on its Palestine
Stein (Nettie Kroll) of Carter
it recommend immediate removal finds to the UN Assembly:
of discriminatory restrictions Meanwhile, the Jewish Agency Ave., a son, Harvey Steven.
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against Jewish immigration into in Jerusalem is preparing all rele-
May 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Jer-
Palestine and Jewish land settle- vant material for presentation to
meat.
ome Baseman (Mildred Zaff) of
the UN committee. -
In a preliminary memorandum It, is reported from Jerusalem 3741 Collingwood, a son, Alan
to the committee, the Agency em- that the Iraq government is pre- David.
• * •
phasized the intolerable condi- paring Jewish witnesses to testify
tions under which large sections against the Zionists.
June 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
of the Jewish people now live,
Anti-Zionist sentiments were ard A. Freund (Helene Hellman),
two years after the war, and it expressed last week by the Coun- a son, Robert Allen.
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•
called upon the United Nations cil for Judaism, in a statement
to take interim action to termi- formally requesting the, UN, in
June 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
nate the White Paper of 1939 and deciding Palestine's future, to liam Bobrin (Tena Pieven), a
to give full effect to the terms protect Jews of the world against son, Lawrence Joel.
of the Palestine Mandate pending Jewish nationalism and its in-
conclusion of the UN delibera- 1 vasion of their status "as free and
tions. equal citizens in the lands of
Referring to the political so- their birth or adoption."
lotion of the Palestine prob-
Conference Submits Views
lem, the Agency declared: "The 1 The overwhelming majority of
issue is not merely one between Jews in the United States sup-
Detroit Louis D. Brandeis
Jews and Arabs. It concerns port the immediate admission of Lodge of Bnai Brith elected the
the whole world. Only the re- Europe's displaced Jews to Pales- following officers:
establishment of the Jewish tine and the reconstitution of
President, Moe R. Miller; vice-
Commonwealth-ran lay the evil Palestine as a 'free and demo- presidents, Benjamin R. Berkley
spirit of anti-Semitism and *era t ic
Jewish Comrrionwealth, and Julius Hirschman; recording
offer the Jews that freedom - the American Jewish Conference secretary, Irving DeRoven; cor-
and security which are the declared in a statement submit- res. and fin. sec., Sidney War-
birthright of every people."
ted to the United Nations in- nick; treasurer, Jac k Perry;
- The fundamental problem quiry committee on Palestine. warden, Bernard Katz; guardian,
always has been security and the The committee also was urged to Morris Weingarden;
chaplain,
right to live free from the recur- visit the displaced persons camps Samuel Dubrinsky; trustees, Har-
ring waves of hatred and preju- in Germany.
ry Cohen, Samuel G. Shulman
dice. For those Jews who wished By recommending admission of and Victor Neuman.
to find personal security and a : thousands of Jews to Palestine
Installation of officers will be
new way of life, for the Jewish i without delay the UN committee held next Monday, 8:30 p. m., at
people as a Whole. striving to would help to end the disturb- 13722 Linwood.
liberate itself from the scourge' ancea deplored. by all Jews, which
of homelessness, a land in which ! are "attributable primarily to , Bnai Brith Women Plan
the elementary right of self-! the White Paper policy," the Con-
Installation on June 25
grovern ment would be granted, ference declared.
was an essential. That land, by
All 55 member states of the ,
historical association and con-1 United Nations have been asked t1' 4
tinued attachment through the by Secretary-General Trygve Lit
centuries, is Palestine," the memo- ' "to give consideration" to a
randum stated.
British request that they dis-
courage "illegal" immigration of
Gains Made by Arabs
On the question of Jewish- Jews to Palestine through their
A rab relationships, the Agency territories and ports.
M
Mr.
Lie referred to the reso-
emphasized the advantages de-
on Palestine adopted May
rived by the Arabs from Jewish
rived
endeavors in Palestine. "Para- 15 by the special session of the
doxically enough, since the Bal- UN General Assembly, calling
four Declaration, Palestine has upon all governments and peoples
changed from a country of Arab to retrain from any action which
emigration into one of Arab immi- might create an atmosphere
gration—a phenomenon observ- prejudicial to an early settlement
able in none of the adjacent Arab of the Palestine question.
The Jewish Agency, In a
- countries who express solidarity
with the supposedly wronged sharply worded statement, con-
demns Great Britain's effort w
Arabs of Palestine," the Agency
stop Jewish immigration to
declared.
- The Agency cited the large Palestine. This attack followed
measure of harmony which exists the announcement that Mr. Lie
between Jews and Arabs working had addressed a communication
_MRS. SAMUEL S. AARON
and living together in Palestine, to all UN member nations to
Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron will be
discourage "illegal immigra - -
in spite of contrary claims made
installed as president of Greater
tion."
by British and Arab leadership.
Births
Moe R. Miller Heads
Brandeis B. B. Lodge
It also noted the fact that inde-
pendent states in the Middle East
were established after World War
I for the Arabs, while the Jewish
people have no hope for a land of
their own except in Palestine.
The Agency declared that it
approached the United Nations
"with high confidence in the jus-
tice of its cause."
In a statement made in London,
Goldie Meyerson, head of the
"No Jew who enters Pales-
tine does so illegally," the
Agency spokesmap said.
Since May 15 the UN commit-
tee has receivea 20,728 letterS
from inmates of Jewish DP
camps in the American zone of
Germany. all petitioning the UN
to facilitate their immigration to
Palestine. It also received a cabled
invitation from the Central Jew-
ish Committee of Germany to
Jewish Agency political depart- visit the camps and enable the
trient of the -Jerusalem section of "Jews to present their views and
the Jewish Agency, disclosed that "their aspirations" directly to the
Maj.
Aubrey Eban has been I committee.
Detroit Bnai Brith Women's
Council at a dinner at the Sheri-
dan Wardell Hotel, on Wednes-
day. June 25.
Mrs. Bernard Sheplow and Mrs.
Samuel .Go/d have charge of ar-
rangements. Mrs. Samuel G. Bank
will be the installing officer.
.Others to be installed include
Mrs. Saul Bloom, vice-president;
Mrs. Thomas Zohott, treasurer;'
Mrs. J. W. Fidler, Mrs. L. S. Bet-
man and Miss Gus Eisenberg,
secretaries; Mrs. Samuel Gutter-
man, sentinel; Mrs. Jack J. Hart.-
stein, counselor.
S. JOSEPH FAUMAN '
Fauman's sociological_ studies
were interrupted by three-and-
a-half years of service with the
Army Air Forces weather serv-
ice. He served 'in the Philippines
and in Japan, where he -spent his
working hours investigating Jap-
anese meteorological methods
and instruments, and his leisure
hours with his home rabbi, then
Chaplain, Morris Adler who was
stationed six miles away from his
post.
In this country Fauman gave
courses in-meteorology and statis-
tical control 'at Army schools at
the University of Chicago and at
Harvard.
The new Community Council
staff member is a graduate of
Central High School, He is a
member of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, the Board of Directors
of the Junior Service Group,
the Case Committee of the Jew-
ish Social Service Bureau, and
Chapter I of the Zionist Organi-
zation of Detroit.
In his work at the Council,
Fauman will conduct surveys on
group relations within the city
and will help in coordinating the
Jewish Community Council's
work with the activities of other
group relations agencies, espec-
ially the newly organized city-
wide Coordination Council on
Human Relations.
Jewish Community Council are
under the direction of S. Joseph
Fauman, graduate sociologist, son
of Dr. and Mrs. David Fauman
of 3200 Boston Blvd.
Fauman's appointment as Coun-
cil research director was an-
nounced by Aaron Droock, presi-
dent of the Council.
Red Feather agencies of the
A specialist in race relations
and cultural dissemination, Fau- Community Chest served 327,800
man is completing a teaching fel- people in Metropolitan Detroit
lowship in sociology at the Uni- during _1946.
versity of Michigan, where he is
a candidate for a Doctor of Phil-
osophy degree. He received his
bachelor's and master's of arts de-
grees in that field in 1939 and
1940 at Ann Arbor.
As an undergratuate, Fauman
was honored by membership in
Pi Kappa Phi, national scholastic
honor society, and was president
of Alpha Kappa Delta, national
sociological honor society,, He also
was active in activities of the
University of Michigan Hillel
Foundation.
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