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THE JEWISH NEWS

Important Notice to Members of
Women's Division of Federation

Wayne IZFA Plans
Two Events for Oct. 1

At the Annual Meeting, 12 o'clock, Wednesday, October 8 in the
Wayne Room of the Hotel Statler the following Constitutional
Amendments will be submitted:

The Wayne University Chapter.
of the Intercollegiate Zionist Fed-
eration of America will hold its
first event of the season Wednes:
day, Oct. 1 in the form of an
open house from 1 to 5 at Hillel
House and a: meeting at 8:45 that
evening at the same place.
The open house will be in the
form of a get acquainted social
afternoon for both new and old
members, and the evening's pro-
gram will feature a' movie about
Palestine, dancing, singing and
refreshments. -
All college students in the De-
troit area, who are interested in
obtaining more information about
IZFA and are unable to attend
the above affairs are invited to
contact Joe Yanich, president, at
TO. 6-8046, or Ruth Cooper, sec-
retary, TR. 1-2606.

Proposed Amendment
ARTICLE IV—Officers and Manage-
ment
Sec. 1. The business of this associa-
tion shall be carried on by a board
of directors consisting of forty-eight
(48) elected - directors, and all other
women serving• on the Board of Gov-
ernors of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion. Of the elected dirctors. sixteen
(16) shall be elected annually for a
term of three years each. No direc-
tor • shall serve more than two con-
secutive terms except she be holding
office in the last year of her second
term, in which case she may be elect-
ed for an additional term.
Sec. 2. In the interim between board
meetings, the business shall be ad-
ministered by the Executive Commit-
tee. The Executive Committee shall
consist of the officers, the Chairmen
of the Standing Committees and two
members elected from and by the new
Board at its first meeting. The
Board shall also elect the required
representatives of the Women's .Divis-
ion to the Governing Board of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, who shall
thus become automatic members of
the Executive Committee.
ARTICLE V—Meetings
Sec. 3. The Board of Directors shall
hold at least four meetings from
September to May, inclusive, and
other meetings on the call of the
President.
ARTICLE VI—Elections
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Sec. 1. At least forty-five (45) days
before the date of the Annual Meet-
ing the President shall appoint a
Nominating Committee of seven (7),
four (4) from the Board and . three
(3) from the membership at large. It
shall be the duty of the Nominating
Committee to bring in nominations for
members of Board of Directors and
the officers of the organization.
Sec. . 3. The call to the Annual Meet-
ing shall include the slate to be
• presented for election by the Nomin-
ating Committee. Additional nomin-
ations may be made from the floor.
Sec. 4. Vacancies in office shall be
filled by the remaining members of
the Governing Board voting thereon.

UN Girding
To Tackle Task
of Palestine

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the Special Committee on Pales-
tine; that Zionists used .threats
of violence to prevent 30,000 Jews
from leaving Palestine; that some
of these Jews were "believed to
have been murdered." He repeat-
ed the British charge that chit:
_then . were . "forced" to make the
trip on the Exodus. "For these
,reasons," he said, "the United Na-
tions should not be hurried into
a decision, and all members
should keep an open mind and
not commit themselves in advance
but wait until all the facts have
been laid before them in the first
committee."
As-Said's vituperative remarks
might have made the major head-
lines were it not for the fact that
Vyshinski had stolen all thunder.
Opinions Vary Greatly
Differences of opinion on the
prOspects for adoption of the ma-
jority UNSCOP report are as
varied as the gulf between Jews
and Arabs at the UN. Dr. Oswal-
do Aranha, president of the As-
sembly, for instance, assured
Miss Beatrice, Heiman of-JTA that
the report has an excellent
chance of adoption. At the same
time, Yugoslavia's Sava Kasano-
vich told J. L. Teller of Palcor
that his country's support of the
minority report is not the final
word in the matter; that it is only
a tentative proposal based on his
country's experiences with na-
tional and religious minorities
(there is a large Moslem popu-
lation in Yugoslavia); that his
country's position remains fluid
but that the -Jewish position will
be considered seriously and sym-
pathetically.
On the other hand, many be-
lieve that it will be difficult to
muster a two-third majority for
the UNSCOP report and that a
compromise is imminent.
Simultaneous Translations
Meanwhile things are made
much easier for correspondents
who are relieved of the tension
of listening to- many speeches in
many languages, with interpre-
tations in the two official UN.
tongues— English and French.
The "walkie - talkie" portable
,radio sets provided for delegates,
correspondents and a limited
number of spectators are used for
simultaneous translation&
There are 700 accredited cor-
respondents ;— 420 representing
126 U. S. newspapers and 280
representing 185 non-American
papers and press associations, be-
sides 70 radio commentators and
140 newsreel and television men.
The Jewiih press and news agen-,
cies are wells represented.

Present Form
ARTICLE IV—Officers and Manage-
. ment
Sec. 1. The business of this as-
sociation shall be carried on by a
board of directors consisting of forty-
two (42) elected directors, and all
other women serving on the Board of
Governors of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration. Of the elected directors, four-
teen • (14) shall be elected annually
for a term Of three years each. No
director shall serve more than two
consecutive terms except she be hold-
ing office • In the last year of her
second term, in which case she may
be elected for an additional term.
Sec. 2. In the interim between board
meetings, the business shall be admin-
istered by the Executive Committee
consisting of the officers, the chair-
men of Standing Committees and
four (4) designated members of the
Board..
' ARTICLE V—Meetings
Sec. 3. The Board of Directors shall
hold five meetings from September to
May, inclusive, and special meetings
on the call of the President.
ARTICLE VI--Elections
See. 1. At least forty-five (45) days
before the date of the annual meet-
Mg, the President shall appoint a
Nominating Committee of seven (7),
four (4) from the Board and three (3)
from the membership at large.
Sec. 2. The names of the Nominat-
ing Committee shall be publieized
together with the statement that they
seek suggestions from the membership
for the offices.
Sec. 3. The call to the Annual Meet-
ing shall include the slate to be
presented for election by the Nominat-
ing Committee.

Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. David Cooper,
Mrs. I. E. Goodman,
Miss Edith Heavenrich,
Mrs. Eliezer A. Levy,
Mrs. S. Lambert Brown, Chola.
Committee on Constitution.

Shaarey Zeclek Men
Present Van Pctassen
At Oct. 1 Meeting

Leon Kay Will Be Guest
Of ZOD's Herzl Chapter

Herzl Chapter of the ZOD will
meet at the home of Herbert
Fortgang, 18090 Roselawn, Wed-
nesday, Oct. 1, at 8:30 p. m.
Leon Kay will speak on the
UN report on Palestine. All in-
terested persons between the ages
of 18 and 30 are cordially invited.

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Julius Lev to Discuss

Combining a program of diver-
sifted social activity and educa-
tional highlights, Chapter One,
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
will open the season Sept. 30,
at 8:30 p. m., in the social hall of
Bnei Moshe.
Julius Lev, a former resident
of Jerusalem, will be guest speak-

Palestine for

er. Mr. Lev will .discuss "Pales.
tine Today." Dancing will
low. Young men and women of
Detroit and Windsor are invited.
Tickets for Chapter One's an-
nual autumn festiyal dance will
be held in the social hall of Bnai
Moshe Saturday evening, Oct. 11.
Admission is $1.25 per perSon.

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PIERRE VAN PAASSEN
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club will
begin its current season next
Wednesday with Pierre van Paas-
sen as speaker on the topic, "Pal-
estine in Our Day."
Van Paassen, internationally
known author and lecturer, has
championed the rights of minori-
ties in the cause of justice and
fairness. He is the author of "The
Forgotten Ally," "Earth Could Be
Fair" and "Days of Our Years." .
Albert Green, president of the
Men's Club, announced that...this
meeting will be held in the main
auditorium of Shaarey Zedek,
Chicago and. Lawton, at 8:30 p.
Rabbi Morris Adler will be the
chairman of the evening.
This event is the forerunner of
a series of evenings of culture
and entertainment being _ ar-
ranged by the program commit-
tee composed of Mr. Green, ,Ar-
thur Purdy and Norman Snider.

Kalamazoo Sets
$64,000 UJA Goal

KALAMAZOO — Inspired by
the address of Detroit's Milton
K. Mahler, residents of Kalama-
zoo set a campaign goal of $64,000
at the opening dinner of their
United Jewish appeal drive last
week.
. Mahler, a member of the Board
of Governors • of the Detroit
Jewish - Welfare Federation and
co-chairman of the mechanical
trades division of the Detroit
Service Group in the 1947 Allied
JeWish Campaign, was the main
speaker at' the meeting.
. Judging by the encouraging re-
sponse to the opening meeting;
Kalamazoo leaders were confi-
dent that the goal would be
achieved.
. Morris Handelsman is chair-
man of the campaign. He is as-
sisted by Milton Orwin and Julius
Eisenberg.

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