THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Sixteen
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Louis Marshall Women
Invite New Members
MRS. SHULAMIT GOLDOF-
The lovely Robert Stoltz oper-
TAS will report on her exper- etta "TWO HEARTS IN THREE To Meeting Wednesday
iences in Palestine at a joint
meeting of Jewish National
Workers Alliance Branches 79 and
114 next Wednesday evening,
March 10, at the Labor Zionist
Institute.
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"PRAYERS and SONGS for
the SABBATH," a record album
featuring Rabbi Stephen S. Wise
and the choir of the Free Syn-
agogue in New York, is one of
three national special Red Seal
albums issued this month by
RCA Victor. The album is being
featured during March in local
record shops.
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HENRY COHEN FAMILY
CIRCLE met Feb. 7 at the home
of Mrs. Fannie Cohen, 3039 Car-
ter. Plans for a Purim party
were made. The next meeting
will be held Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
G. Cohen, 2292 Carter.
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More than 150 religious-Zion-
ist leaders paid tribute to RABBI
SEYMOUR M. ZAMBROWSKY,
national executive secretary of
the Mizrachi Organization of
America, at a farwell banquet in
New York marking his appoint-
ment to the national executive
vice-presidency of the Canadian
Mizrachi Organization whose Of-
fices are in Montreal.
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Jewish Community Centers and
Jewish Youth Councils through-
out the country will spons6r
JEWISH YOUTH WEEK during
the month of May, it has been
announced by Louis J. Stern,
chairman of the Youth Com-
mittee of the National Jewish
Welfare Board.
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The newly organi-zed Zionist
group, JABOTINSKY CIRCLE,
will meet at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday,
March 9, at the home of M. J.
Mathis, 2083 Gladstone. A review
of the present political situation
in connection with the recent
U. S. declaration on Palestine at
the UN Security Council will be
given. Interested Herzlian Zion-
ists are invited.
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. Announcement has been made
by the Rev. John F. Quinn, S.J.,
Dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences at the University of
Detroit, of the naming of WIL-
LIAM WARREN, 15375 Lawton,
and JACK LEVE, 11537 Hamil-
ton, to the honor roll for the
1947-48 semester.
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Eight Wayne University debat-
ers will travel to Indiana State
Teachers College, at Terre Haute,
to take part March 5 in the an-
nual debating competition spon-
sored by the college. The debat-
ers, who will vie with represen-
t''' tatives of more than 20 colleges
and universities for the "Indiana
State College" championship, in-
clude ROBERT ERNSTEIN, 2305
W. Euclid; GORDON GROSS-
MAN, 2270 Glynn Court; FRED
LIFTON, 1502 Delaware.
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The Culture Commission of the
Jewish Community Council of
Detroit, under the chairmanship
Of Rabbi Morris Adler, will pay
tribute to the musical accom-
plishments of EMMA SCHAVER,
Detroit soprano, on the occasion
of the appearance of her new
album of records "I Believe," at
a program and reception in her
honor on Wednesday, March 17,
at 8:30 p.m., in the Social Hall
of Shaarey Zedek. Prominent
members of Detroit's Jewish
community will serve on the re-
ception committee. The program
will include opening remarks by
Rabbi Adler, the playing of the
new recordings and greetings
from community representatives.
It will be followed by a recep-
tion and tea.
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Mrs. Alex Zuckman will dis-
cuss "Political Parties in the
Yishuv" at the HAIFA CHAP-
TER, ZOD, meeting, Monday,
March 8. A discussion will fol-
low. Mrs. Seymour Kraus will
lead the singing of Palestinian
songs. Hostesses for the evening
will be Mesdames Samuel Barr,
Sanford Bennett and Seymour
Kraus.
QUARTER TIME" is the sixth
production of the Detroit Civic
Light Opera's current season. It
opens Tuesday, March 9, at Ma-
sonic Temple. Closing Sunday,
March 7, is the Cole Porter musi-
cal, "The Gay Divorcee." There
is no performance on Monday
night.
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CLARE BOOTHE LUCE,
Broadway playwright and for-
mer Congresswoman, will close
the 19th consecutive season of
Detroit Town Hall at the Fisher
Theatre at 11 a. m. Wednesday,
March 10. Mrs. Luce will come
directly from Hollywood for the
occasion. Her subject is: "What
is Right With Congress."
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DR. LEO BAECK, president of
World Union for Progressive Ju-
daism, along with other promi-
nent Jewish leaders, toured the
Ford Motor Co. Rouge plant Feb.
25 and were luncheon guests of
John S. Bugas, vice-president
and director of industrial rela-
tions, and Allen Merrell, assist-
ont to Henry Ford II, president.
Accompanying Dr. Baeck were
Rabbi Leon Fram, Sol Elgart,
representative of the Union of
Hebrew Congregations, Cincin-
nati; Sidney Allen, president of
Allen Industries; Irving Katz,
secretary of Temple Beth El, and
Alfred A. May, attorney.
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JACK AND JILL NURSERY
SCHOOL which meets at the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation,
7045 Curtis, Monday through
Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, is ac-
cepting applications from parents
whose children are in the 3-5
year age group, and who reside
within the boundaries of Puri-
tan, Wyoming, Pembroke, and
Parkside Ayes. The school, a non-
profit organization, is under the
supervision of the parents. A
parent must be able to drive
one day each week. For infor-
mation call Mrs. Salman Grand,
membership chairman, UNiver-
sity 3-9111.
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The Socialist party's national
executive committee will meet
in Detroit this weekend to make
final plans for the party's na-
tional convention in Philadelphia
May 14-16. While in Detroit the
Socialist executives will be hon-
ored at a dinner this Saturday
evening at Worknien's Circle
Center, 11529 Linwood. Dinner
speakers will include Norman
Thomas; Maynard Krueger, for-
mer vice-presidential candidate;
AARON LEVENSTEIN; HARRY
FLEISCHMAN, national secre-
tary; and William Becker, na-
tional labor secretary.
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EMMA SCHAVER was hon-
ored at a dinner at Hotel Brevort,
New York, Feb. 24, by Pioneer
Women's Organization, Jewish
National Workers Alliance and
National Committee for Labor
Palestine.
Bnai Brith Women, Hadassah
Combine for Campaign Meeting
Bnai Brith Women's Auxiliary
The Louis Marshall Women of
and
the Detroit Chapter of Hadas-
Bnai Brith will hold a member-
ship party next Wednesday even- sah will hold a combined meet-
ing at the Workmen's Circle Ed- ing at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday, March
16, at the Hotel Book-Cadillac.
- This will be the first gathering
of Detroit's two largest Jewish
women's groups. The chief ob-
jective for the meeting is to en-
list support for the 1948 Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron and Mrs.
Harry L. Jones, presidents, re-
spectively, of the Bnai Brith
Women and of Hadassah, have
named the following members as
hostesses for the event: Bnai
Brith: Mesdames Saul Bloom,
Jack Hartstein, Thomas Zohott,
Lewis Manning, Stanley Yates,
Jack Cutler, Bernard Sheplow,
Moe Miller, Morris Tack, William
Phillips, Ben Shurgin, Louis
Benson, Kalman Bruss, Martin
Friedman, and Misses Jane Weis-
man, Pearl Nusbaum and Fay
Zager.
MRS. SAMUEL G. BANK
ueational Center, Linwood and
Burlingame. The program, ar-
ranged by Mrs. Ben Nadis, will
include a gin rummy • tourna-
ment and a millinery show by
Florence' Style Shoppe. Refresh-
ments will be served.
Mrs. Samuel G. Bank, a trustee
of Women's District Grand Lodge,
guest speaker, will report on her
recent visit to Bnai Brith Levi
Memorial Hospital at Hot Springs.
Mrs. Stanley Yates, president,
urges members t o bring their
friends. Mrs. William Stern is
membership chairman. Mrs.
Nathan, Maxman is conservation
chairman.
Book Views Judaism's
Attitude to Science
"Science and Judaism" by Rab-.
bis Harold Leiman and Joseph
Elias is the latest issue of? Jew-
ish Pocket Books of the Agudas
Israel Youth Council of Ameri-
ca, 113 W. 42nd, New York 18.
The conclusion of this interest-
ing study, approached from the
strict traditional viewpoint, de-
clares:
"Our glorious scientific and
technological advance has carried
us to the brink of atomic self-
annihilation. Warning voices are
raised against the discrepancy be-
tween increased knowledge and
moral failure. Yet this discrep-
ancy will only disappear if . our
new knowledge itself will not be
interpreted in such a manner as
to provide a tool against our
moral advancement. It must
rather be fitted into the great
picture of the divinely created
universe which the Torah draws
for us; this alone can provide an
adequate foundation for, and
lend authority to, the demands
of morality, such as the laws of
the Torah itself present them."
Searching the Enemy
400 U.S. Students File
Hebrew U. Applications
NEW YORK, (JTA) — More
than 400 Jewish students in the
United States have filed applica-
tions for entrance into the He-
brew University in Jerusalem, in
addition to the 150 who are now
studying there, it was declared
by Sir Leon Simon, chairman of
the executive council of the uni-
versity who is visiting the United
States.
Sir Leon will, during his stay
in this country, help in the $1,-
100,000 campaign for the universi-
ty now under way, $500,000 of
which is sought in New York City.
"Armored cars," Sir Leon re-
ported, "carry 150 faculty mem-
bers and students to the Hebrew
University, on the top of Mt. Sco-
pus, where they install them-
selves for a period of two weeks,
after which they are relieved by
`alternates.
In this manner, it has been pos-
sible to continue essential scien-
tific work which has been in pro-
gress for years. Otherwise the
laborious investigations and the
experimental work in some in-
stances would be completely
lost."
Friday, March 5, 1948
Hadassah hostesses are: Mes-
dames Julian Tobias, Maurice
Pearlman, Randolph Weber, Syd-
ney Krause, Baer Keidan, Sam-
uel Rubiner, Milton Mahler,
Joseph Jackier, Claire Axelrod,
Joseph Newman, Sidney Brand,
MRS. HARRY Iiffr JONES
Jacob Sauls, Charles Robinson,
Ellis Thal, Norman Steinberg,
George S. Stutz and Adolph
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Mayor Tome.
Israel Rokach of Tel Aviv left by
plane for Paris en route to Pal-
estine, after spending the pas
Preferred by
eight weeks visiting Jewish com-
munities throughout the United
More People ...
States on behalf of the Jewish
National Fund.
Tel Aviv Mayor Returns
After Eight Weeks Here
JULES KLEIN
Austrian Asks Abolition
Of Survivors' Privileges
VIENNA, (JTA) — Vice Chan-
cellor Adolf Schaerf received a
delegation from the local Jewish
community protesting his - recent
statement in which he urged the
revocation of special privileges
for former Nazi victims. Explain-
ing that he does not favor the
abolition of restitution claims,
Schaerf, a Socialist, told the dele -
gation that he insisted only on
the abolition of "privileges which
are incompatible with democratic
principles."
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