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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Ocfober 24, 1947
Endorses
Leadership of Mrs. Dora Ehrlich JWV
Partition, Offers
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Be
Honored
at
Dinner
Nov.
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Plans for a dinner in honor of Mrs. Dora Ehrlich, one of
Detroit's most diligent community leaders, are being made
by a committee headed by Rabbi Morris Adler.
The tribute to Mrs. Ehrlich, who is chairman of the
Palestine Medical School Campaign in Detroit, is scheduled
for Monday evening, Nov. 24, at the Statler Hotel, according
_
Hadassah Workers'
Rally on Tuesday
To Hear Fleischman
to Rabbi Adler, a leading mem- 4,
ber of the Detroit Friends of the
Palestine Medical School.
The planning committee's an-
nouncement pointed out that if
the United Nations takes favor-
able action on the establishment _Guest Speaker Was Head
of a Jewish National Home in
of Committee to Study
Palestine, the Medical School will
DP Problem in Germany"
have increased opportunities and
Sparking
the final stage of
increased responsibilities in main-
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah's
taining and raising the health drive for a. $100,000 Honor Roll,
standards of Palestine, and of the
entire Middle East.
The Medical School Campaign
in the United States is a joint ef
fort of the American Friends of
the Hebrew University, Hadassah
and the American Jewish Physi-
cians Committee.
In addition to her work with
the Medical School Campaign,
Mrs. Ehrlich was president of the
Women's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation until this
month. She has been president of
the Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
Detroit delegate to the American
Jewish Conference, and is a mem-
ber of the Board of Governors
of the Jewish Welfare Federation.
In addition to Rabbi Adler,
members of the committee plan-
ning the dinner honoring Mrs.
Ehrlich are Isidore Sobeloff, Fred
MRS. S. J. GREENBERG
Butzel, Louis Berry; Abe Kasle,
Dr. Harry M. Kirschbaum, Dr. Alfred Fleischman of St. Louis,
Emil D. Rothman, Philip Slom- will address a joint rally of Hon-
ovitz, Irwin I. Cohen and Judge Or Roll workers and directors of
William Friedman.
all Hadassah groups, at the Jew-
ish Community Center, on Oct.
28, at 1:30 p.m.
While still in the Army, Maj.
Fleischman was appointed head
of a committee to make a study
of displaced Jews in Germany.
He spent three months in the
DP camps, returning in January,
George L. Cassidy, New York 1946. He holds the Legion of
Post correspondent in Palestine Merit and the U. S. Chamber of
who has recently returned from Commerce's Distinguished Serv-
his Middle East assignment, and ice Medal for civic service. This
year, he served as chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal in St.
Louis, and previously had head-
ed the Bnai BrithiBrandeis Lodge
and the Zionist Organization of
St. Louis.
Mrs. S. J. Greenberg, executive
vice-president, will preside, and
Mrs. Louis Glasier, former presi-
dent, will present Fleischman,.
Honor Roll reports will be
given by Mrs. Robert Newman,
chairman, and Mrs. Joseph Fen-
ton, who heads general solicita-
tions.
Miss Rose Poskel, program
chairman of Business and Pro-
fessional Group of Hadassah, an-
nounces Fleishman will address
their evening meeting Oct. 28,
in the Prayer Room of Shaarey
Zedek, at 7:45 p.m. Miss Goldie
DR. OSCAR WOLFSBERG
Slakter, president, will preside.
Dr. Oscar Wolfsberg of Jerusa-
lem, member of the Zionist Ac-
. tions Committee here in advisory
capacity for the UN sessions, will
be speakers at a Balfour Day
Rally to be held. Nov. 2 at 2 p. m.
The Joint Yiddish Culture Com-
in Central High School, Linwood
and Tuxedo. The meeting has mittee of the Jewish Community
been arranged by the Detroit Council and the Jewish Com-
Chapter of the League for Re- munity Center announces a series
ligious Labor in Eretz Israel. of seven events in its culture
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, chair- series for the coming season.
man of the League's National Tickets will be made available for
Council, will preside. The Detroit the entire series or for individual
group is headed by Rabbi Joshua programs, according to I. Zemel
S. Sperka, with Dr. A. M. Hersh- and J. Rosenshine, co-chairmen.
man as honorary chairman.
The series will open with a
Charlie Wolock is treasurer.
lecture on Jewish literature by S.
Dr. Wolfsberg is a member of Niger of New York, in celebra-
the Keren Hayesod directorate, tion of Jewish Book Month which
of the Vaad Leumi Executive, takes place in November. A Han-
and of the Hapoel Hamizrachi ukah celebration will be held in
Central Committee. He has been December and a Jewish music
a leading delegate at Zionist program will be presented in
Congresses. •
February, which is Jewish Music
Cassidy has a long reputation
Month.
as a liberal journalist. His Pal-
March will see the traditional
estine reports have attracted wide
-attention and he is considered Purim celebration. A special eve-
one of the staunchest supporters ning of Jewish humor is being
of the Jewish case in American arranged for either April or May.
In addition, there will be two
public life.
The meeting will observe the seminars on different phases of
conclusion of 30 years since the Jewish literature. Niger will con-
issuance of the Balfour Declara- duct one and Abraham Menes,
tion by the British government. also of New York, the other.
Dr. Wolf sberg
To Speak Nov. 2
At Balfour Rally
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Culture Committee
Maps 7 Programs
Kozenn, Chajes to Start
Midwest Concert Tour
The program will include com-
positions by Binder, Weiner,
Engel, Rosowsky, Fromm, KosSa-
kof and Weinberg as well as the
first performance of Thamar's
aria "HOw Can I Reveal" from
the Hebrew opera "Out of the
Desert" by. Julius Chajes.
Marguerite Kozenn, soprano,
and. Julius Chajes, composer-
pianist, will give recitals in Min-
ST. PAUL, Minn. (JTA)—The neapolis, Minn.,' on Oct. 26, and
immediate implementation of the in South Bend, Ind. on Oct. 28.
UN Special Committee on Pales-
tine report calling for partition
of Palestine was endorsed by the
52nd annual encampment of the
Jewish War Veterans of the
United States.
The resolution also offered the
services of the JWV to the U. S.
government and the UN for the
recruitment of an international
constabulary for Palestine. Fur-
ther, it demanded the withdrawal
of British forces from the coun-
try and recognition of the Jewish
Agency as the interim governing
body of the projected Jewish
state.
Col. Julius Klein, Chicago, was
elected commander of the JWV.
American Legion National
Commander, James F. O'Neil, re-
vealed that the Legion now has
a commission overseas investi-
gating the DP situation with a
view to reconsidering its policy
on immigration. However, O'Neil
pointed out that the Legion in-
sists that any immigration. chang-
es be made only after all veterans
have jobs and housing.'
Barring of federal funds to ed-
ucational institutions practicing
racial or religious discrimination
was urged in a resolution adopted
by the Jewish War Veterans.
Other resolutions urged the in-
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tensification of army orientation
in Gray, Seamless, Twelve Foot Width
courses for occupation forces so
that they can better withstand
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of naturalization exemptions
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which were granted to 140,000
World War II veterans; support-
Open Thurs., Fri.
ed the creation. of a Jewish State
and Sat. Until
in Palestine and the exclusion
9 p. m.
of Communists from the organi-
zation.
Among the regional vice-presi-
dents elected for the JWV Aux-
iliaries is Louba Lupiloff, Detroit.
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$2,500 For Exodus Relief
FRANKFURT — (JTA) — The
cabinet of the German state of
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voted unanimously to donate the
sum of $2,500 for the relief of the
Exodus refugees.
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