Radomer Society, Auxiliary Gifts
Received by Kupat Holim in Israel
A consignment of eight refrigerators (below) purchased by the
Detroit Radomer,Aid Society and its Ladies' Auxiliary have arrived
in Israel, where they will be used by the Kupat Holim, health and
medical arm of the Histadrut.
Shown above are • (left to right) MRS. SOL AGER, president
of the Ladies' Auxiliary; BENJAMIN HALPERN, chairman of the
emergency committee which spearheaded the purchase of the
equipment, and SeiL AGER, president of the Society.
JWV Donor Luncheon
To Feature New RKO
Documentary, Fashions
New Hotel Will Open
Dec. 1 in Miami Beach
Highlighting the program at
the Jewish War Veterans Ladies
Auxiliary donor luncheon.. .to be
held Nov. 17 at the Book Cadillac
Hotel, will be the performance of
"Dear Me," an RKO film por-
trayal of the hospitalized veteran
which describes the hospital work
done by women members of vet-
erans' auxiliaries.
.A fashion show. will be present-
ed through the courtesy of Ernst
Kern's.
THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL
The luncheon committee, head-
Dec. 1 has been set as the open-
ed by Rose Gottlieb will continue ing date for the new Continental
to meet each Monday throughout Hotel on Collins Ave. between
the fund raising drive.
40th and 41st Streets in Miami
Beach.
Joseph Edsell and Bernard Co-
Labor Zionists Seek Ten
hen have leased the entire city
Million for Histadrut
block for 99 years. Associates in
the transaction are Alex Gold-
NEW YORK (JTA)—A drive berg, Morris Schaver, Jack War-
to raise $10,000,000 for the His- saw and Philip Cohen of Detroit.
tadrut in Israel was formally
The hotel, designed by A. Her-
launched at . the annual confer- bert Mathes, will feature carrara
ence of the National Council for glass . and structural aluminum
Labor Palestine. Campaign lead- with columns of sculptured mo-
ers from Greater New York, New saic tile. Each guest room will
Jersey, Pennsylvania and other have an individual air condition-
eastern states attended the par- ing unit.
ley at Hotel McAlpin.
Features of the hotel's public
Isaac Hamlin, secretary of the facilities will be a formal lobby,
Council, reported that this year furnished in French provincial
Histadrut raised $5,000,000, $1,- motif; a card room; a Parisian
500,000 more than the previous cocktail lounge; a snack bar, cof-
year. The current campaign will
e shop and large patio pool.
continue through l'949.
AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB
met at the home of Mrs. Benja
Silver Denies U. S. Zionists
min Eizelman. The club gave
Boycotting British Films
$900 to the United Jewish Appeal-
NEW YORK (JTA)—Dr. Abba for Palestine as well as other
Hillel Silver, in a letter issued donationS to local charities and
from the offices of the American drives. Plans are being made for
Zionist Emergency Council, de- the annual donor luncheon to be
nied that Zionists in this country held at the Book Cadillac. The
are supporting a boycott of Brip- next meeting will be held at the
ish-made films.
home of Mrs.' N. Gedanke of
The Sons of Liberty Boycott Richton Ave.
Committee, which is supporting
the campaign, "has no relation-
CARD OF THANKS
ship whatsoever with any of the
established and recognized Zion-
The wife and family of the late
ist organizations in this country, Nathan Visotsky wish to thank
nor do its activities have the ap- their relatives and friends for
proval or support of such or- the kind expressions of sympathy
ganizations," the letter said.
during their recent bereavement.
24—THE JEWISH NEWS
Emanuel Seidler, Jewish JNF Budget for Year
Attorney, Is Socialist
Set at $104 Million
Delay. in Full Recognition Candidate for Governor
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The
Violates U. S. Principles,
Jewish National Fund's budget
Emanuel Seidler, Detroit law- for this year is 26,000,000 Israeli
Dr. Wise Tells Truman
yer, candidate for' governor of
Friday, October 29, 1948
NEW YORK (JTA) — Dr.
Stephen S. Wise, president of the
American Jewish Congress. in 'a
memorandum submitted to Presi-
dent Truman, declared that "de ,
jure recognition • of Israel by the
United States - cannot be any
longer delayed without playing
fast and loose with accepted prin-
ciples and practices" of American
diplomacy.
In a letter accompanying the
memorandum,-Dr. Wise called on
the President to extend full de
jure recognition to Israel and to
"confirm United States. adherence
to the UN resolution of Nov. 29,
1947, by removing all doubt as
to the status of Israel and its
right to membership, in equality
and dignity, in the family of na-
tions."
Criticizing the delay in grant-
ing full status to the Israeli Gov-
ernment, Dr. Wise asserteethat
"nothing in our diplomatic prac-
tice of the past several years can
any longer justify withholding
full recognition. There can no
longer be any legal. or moral jus-
tification for any "urther delay in
giving effect to the realities of
the situation."
The 15-page memorandum subl-
mitted to the President by Dr.
Wise analyzes the principles of
international law governing re-
cognition and past American dip-
lomatic practice and was prepar-
ed by the Congress' Commission
on Law and Social Action. The
memorandum lists four require-
ments which have generally been
regarded as qualifying the gov-
ernment of a newly-formed state
for recognition, and adds that
they have been fully met Eby the
Government of Israel since the
proclamation of the Israeli state
last May.
Michigan on the
Socialist ticket,
has served as de-
f ens e attorney
for the Ameri-
can Civil Liber-
ties' Union,
Workers De-
fense League,
m e r i c a n
Friends Service
Committee a n d
Seidler
n o w represents .
the Committee against Jimcrow
in Military Training and Service.
Others on the state socialist
ticket include Samuel Silver-
stein, Detroit attorney, candidate
f o r attorney-general; Meyer
Schneider, candidate for congress
from the 15th district; and Lea-
trice Brazeau, Belle Goldsmith,
Allan Katz, David Lifshitz, Mar-
vin Debs Meltzer, Jean Seidel,
Murray Seidler and Anna Wein-
stein, all of Detroit, candidates
for the state legislature.
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Leonard
Bernstein, noted American con-
ductor, was given a tremendous
ovation here during a special
concert which he conducted for
Jewish troops in the Jerusalem
area. The garrison commander,
following the close of the con-
cert, pinned the Jerusalem Mili-
tary Insigne on the conductor's
lapel, while the entire audience
of 2,000 Israeli soldiers applaud-
ed for nearly half an hour.
(Emma Schaver (Mrs. Morris)
will sing with the Israel Phil-
harmonic Orchestra under Bern-
stein's direction.)
VOTE "NO" ON PROPOSAL N0.6
The "Callahan" Act which appears on the Ballot as Proposal
No. 6 is not a proper or effective way of protecting our Democratic
institutions. As organizations concerned with -the preservation
and strengthening of the Constitutional rights of. all Americans,
we urge the defeat of the "Callahan" Act.
BE SURE TO VOTE "NO" ON
PROPOSAL No. 6
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BE SURE TO VOTE NOVEMBER
2
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Vases, urns, pitchers, flasks, candle sticks, figurines, statuary
and other keepsakes converted into artistic table lamps.
Oil lamps electrified.
LAMPS MODERNIZED,
LAMP SHADES MADE
REPAIRED & REFINISHED
AND RECOVERED
Old style floor lamps made Custom made and recovered.
Into indirect lamps and
Styled to your lamp. Large
torcheres.
stock on display.
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Open Thursday to 9 P.M.
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BOSTON (JPS)—Dav3.d Stone-
man, a leader in American Jewish
affairs and a prominent Boston
lawyer, died at the age of 71.
Israeli. Soldiers Applaud
Leonard Bernstein's Musk
Don't Be Misled
Michigan Council American Jewish Congress
Albert J. Silber, President
Jewish Community Council of Detroit
Aaron Droock, President
PREFERRED
Because he has kept faith with
the Jewish people in his prom-
ise
to conduct on honest and
just
administration during his
sixteen years as Judge of
Probate.
QUALIFIED
By-1. EXPERIENCE
2. ABILITY
3. TEMPERAMENT
- 4. GOOD CHARACTER
JUDGE D. J. HEALY
pounds ($104,000,000), it was re-
vealed by Dr. Abraham Granov-
sky, managing director of the
JNF, at a meeting commemorat-
ing the seventh anniversary of
the death of M. –M. Ussishkin,
Zionist leader and one of the
founders of the agency. Eighty
per cent of the budget has been
set aside for land redemption
and 20 per cent will be utilized
towards land reclamation, Dr.
Granovsky said.
The award of "Ussishkin
prizes" to two Israeli authors
as announced at the gathering.
The prizes went to Isaiah Press
for his "Topographical Encyclo-
pedia of Palestine" and to Moshe
Shamir for his best-selling novel,
"He Walked M Ten Fields,"
which has since been produced
as a play.
ARE YOU A
GOOD; JUDGE
OF MEN?
DO YOU
REWARD THOSE
WHO FIGHT
FOR YOUR
BEST INTERESTS?
OF COURSE
YOU DO!
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BE SURE
TO ELECT
EDWARD
D.
CONNOR
(Fighting Director
of the Citizens'
Housing and Planning
Council)
VOTE FOR
Connor
FOR
Councilman
NOVEMBER 2
`A Good , Judge'
The 10 JEWISH EMPLOYEES in Judge Healy's Court attest
to his liberal and humanitarian policy towards all peoples--
regardless of race, color or cree d.
RE-EL E C
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and Action
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