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News Brevities
Current national and interna-
tional problems will be discussed
by DWIGHT COOKE, radio news
analyst, who will speak at De-
troit Town Hall, Wednesday
morning, Nov. 24, at 11 O'clock,
in the Fisher Theater.
*
The appointment of MONTE
KANDEL as director of finance
of Yeshiva University, was an-
nounced in New York by Dr.
Samuel Belkin, president of the
Yeshiva.
*
.*
JULIUS CHAJES, director of
-music at the Jewish Community
Center, will present Joan Machin,
Rosalind Moss, Estelle Pappas,
Judy Patterson and Robert Shul-
man in a piano recital on Sun-
day, - Nov. 21, at 2:15 p.m., -at
the Jewish Community Center.
Admission is by invitation only.
* *
The formation of the BLOOM-
ENSON FOUNDATION, Inc., for
the purpose of promoting and
supporting the development of
housing in Israel on land owned
by the Jewish National Fund,
was announced by Mr. Hanan R.
Yarden, its secretary-treasurer.
* * *
As a boy Peter Revesz, now
19, hid from the . Nazis in the
forests of Hun-
g a r y. Recently
he arrived in
the U.S.A. with
the -aid of United
Service for New
Americans
to - study engi-
neering at the
University
of Colorado. A
protege. of Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise P.. Revesz
41) and a grandson of the famous
Rabbi Loew of Budapest, Peter
is making his home in Denver
With an uncle.
* * *
ELIAHU EPSTEIN, special rep-
resentative of Israel to the
United States and • ARTHUR
LOURIE, Consul-General in New
York City, will address more
than 500 delegates representing
100 units of Masada, Young Zion-
ists of America, at the organiza-
tion's 14th annual national con-
vention in Atlantic City over the
Thanksgiving week-end.
* 4: *
With Strings Attached" is the
engaging title of the recently
published book of memoirs by
JOSEPH SZIGETI, one of the
world's great concert Personali-
ties, who will appear here on
Dec. 1 at Masonic auditorium.
* * *
BARTLETT and ROBERTSON,
the famous duo pianists, claim no
extra ordinary powers for their
"amazing psychic unity," but be-
lieve it is the natural result of
years of mutual love, understand-
ing . and consideration of each
other. Unlike most dn.° pianists,
they • have no system of signals.
Yet, they play in perfect unison.
They will appear in concert at
the Masonic Temple on Dec. 16.
* * *
ROVNER PROGRESSIVE
FAREIN is sponsoring its annual
evening of games at 8:30 p. m.
Tuesday, Nov. 23, at Jewish
Fraternal Club Hall, Lawrence
and Linwood. All members and
friends are invited. Proceeds will
go to charity.
* * *
At a meeting of the. PARTO-
VICH FAMILY CLUB Nov 7,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nate
Partovich, the following officers
were elected: Louis Partovich,
president; Mrs. Lotty Partovich,
secretary and treasurer, and Mrs.
Cell Stocker, goodwill chairman.
The family is planning its fifth an-
niversary dinner-dance for 8 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 21.
* * *
REBECCA PROHMAN of the ,
Netzorg School of PiaTi will
present Emily Heimelich in re-
cital at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 21,
at the Baldwin Recital Hall, 5510
Woodward. Her program will in- •
elude the Beethoven Concerto in
B Major. The public is invited.
* * 4:
GEN. LUCIUS D. CLAY, mili-
tary governor of the U. S. Zone;
in Germany, denied that the Ar-
thur J. Rank film, "Oliver Twist,"
banned in New York because of
its anti-Semitic character, al-
ready has • been approved for ex-
hibition in the U. S. Zone, in a
THE JEWISH NEWS
—
Friday, November 19, 1948
letter to Dr. Robert S. Marcus,
political director of the World
Jewish Congress. He wrote that
"full consideration will be given
to the question of allowing this
picture to be shown in Germany
and that the picture will be espe-
cially screened from the stand-
point of possible danger of anti-
Semitic effects."
* *
Churchmen and laymen are
welcoming the VERY. REV.
HEWLETT
JOHNSON,
Dean of Canter-
bury, to Detroit,
Monday, Nov .
29, when he is
to speak in Mu-
sic Hall • at 8:30
that evening.
The large recep-
has constituted
itself the Com-
mittee To Wel-
come The Dean Of Canterbury.
He will speak on friendship
among nations. The dean's inter-
est in social problems led him to
found the first summer camp for
working girls and to pioneer in
adult education. He is a strong
supporter of the Zionist move-
ment.
* * *
Shoshana Harielli, American-
born woman leader of Israel ar-
rived in the
United States to
serve as dele-
gate of Moatzat
Hapoalot, t h e
Working Worn-
en's Council of
Israel to Pioneer
Women's Labor
Zionist Organiz-
ation of Amer-
ica. Her 15-year-
old daughter ac.
companied her. Mrs. Harielli
* * *
Under the direction of Rabbi
Herman , Rosenwasser, a program
of entertainment and refresh-
ments was provided the patients
at Lapeer. Hostesses were: Mes-
dames Lena Techner, president
of the Bicur Cholim Society;
Molly Moss, Rose Lutchansky,
Ruth Katz, Gloria Zegman, Ruth
Feldstein, Yetta Kushner and
Mrs. Diamond.
* * *
ESTHER LIPSON FAMILY
CLUB met Nov. 14 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lipson on
Elmhurst' Ave. and installed the
following officers: Morten Blum,
president; Sidney Singer, vice
president; Ben Lipson, treasurer;
Katie 'Goodstein, secretary; Pearl
Levine, social secretary. The
next meeting will • be Sunday,
Nov. 28, at the home of Mr. and,
Mrs. Alex Lipson on Grand Ave.
* * *
Dr. R. R. Goldstone, command-
er of JULIUS ROSENWALD
POST of the American Legion,
announces that the American
Legion convention held recently"
in Miami adopted a resolution
submitted by the post, to the
effete that the Star of David be
included on all literature and
advertising put out by the
Legion.
* * •
PERFECTION LODGE No. 486
F. and A. M. will honor two of
its officers, Philip S. Langwald,
senior warden, and • M. Manuel
Helfman, junior warden, at a din-
ner at Masonic Temple at 6 p.m.
on Nov. 24. Col. Rowland W.
Fixel will speak on his experi-
ences in the war criminal trials
in Japan.
INSURED
SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
Ben-Gurion, Weizmann
Outline Objectives
Of State of Israel
(Continued from Page 1)
has not been authorized by the
Treasury. This sterling release
was being used mainly for the
payment for Israel's food pur-
chases abroad. No official reason
has been given for the Treasury's
action, but a • connection with
events at the UN session here and
in southern Palestine is not
denied.
Israel No Longer Bound
By UN Partition Decision
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—"We are
no longer bound by the United
_Nations partition decision of No-
vember 29," Premier David Ben
Gurion declared in a written
reply in the State Council an-
swering questions by Arieh Alt-
man, leader of the Palestine Re-
visionist Party.
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, touring
Israel, visited Naharia and
promised that the town won't
be detached from Israel. Speak-
ing at Nahalal he said: "Political
intrigue won't succeed. I hope
the final result will be positive.
Travelling across the country I
feel and see the Yishuv's creative
strength. I hope that by midyear
we'll launch big economic pro-
ects, greatly increasing our ab-
rptiVitY."
Ben Gurion addressed a pio-
neering youth organization some-
where in Israel and said that the
struggle for liberation is unfin-
ished, that victory will not be
final and decisive until invaders
are thrown out. He said every
trench in the Negev will be con:-
vested into a settlement while
along Galilee's coast area hun-
dreds of settlements will spring
up.
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CURRENT • RATE
American Red Mogen Dovid del-
egation officially visited Israel
recently, and there was some
confusion among the Israeli au-
thorities. AS a result of the visit
of our delegation to Israel, all
these matters have been clad-
fied.
"We have never raised funds
in the name of the Israeli Gov-
ernment, as the cable implies.
- "The Red Mogen Dovid is the
Only organization which special-
izes in providing ambulances and
blood plasma in fsrael. We have
taken care of all the blood plas-
ma needs of the civilian popula-
tion and the Israeli Army med-
ical service and we have now
been entrusted by the Israeli
Supply Mission with the full
responsibility of making availa-
ble 400 additional embulances to
cover the needs of the Israeli
Army medical service. We also
have documentary evidence of
these facts here in Detroit, which
proves that the misleading in-
ferences in the Federation state-
ment are false. •
"The Detroit. League of the
American Red Mogen Dovid wel-
comes to its ranks all Jews and
Jewish organizations who are
interested in helping to give
first-aid emergency service to .our
brethren in Israel. No amount
of slanderous pressure will keep
us from continuing our work."
,
USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS
THEY BRING RESULTS!
"An atomic bomb
in a book...
"Goldin is glorious.in his effort
1-6 establish once and for all
that the ancient slur of 'Christ-
kill6r' levelled against the Jew,
' both overtly and by Gentle-
man's Agreement, is not only
stupid, but unhistorical, irre-
ligious, immoral, un-Christian,
and un-American."---Karl M.
Chsvorowsky in The Churchman.
The
CASE of the
NAZARENE
REOPENED
by HYMAN E. GOLDIN
"Intensive and sincerely out-
spoken volume—clearly of con-
cern to scholarship."—N. Y.
Times.
"Ranks high among the more
objective presentations of the
case. May Goldin's volume
contribute to the healing of
the Christian-Jewish wound."—
Conrad Moehlman in The Na-
tion.
"A monument of scholarship
• . . most important book in
the field." — Abraham G.
Ducker, -in The Day, New York.
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Jack M. Nevel, president of
the Detroit League of Red Mogen
Dovid, issued a reply to the
Jewish Welfare Federation's
statement published last week.
Mr. Nevel .said: •
"The Detroit League of Red
Mogen Dovid deplores and
strongly protests the statement
issued by the Federation, which
was published without prior con-
sultation with the Detroit League
and at a - time- when our organi-•
zation was in correspondence
with the Federation concerning
its activities-in this city.
"The statement published last
week in The Jewish News -is so
slanted • as to discredit and nulli-
fy the work of the Red Mogen
Dovid both in Israel and the
U. S. The headline on the story,
`Red Mogen Dovid Not Author-
ized to Raise Funds, Federation
Says', is a vicious • slander, in-
asmuch as it purports to imply
that we have set ourselves up
as a fund-raising group.
"The Detroit League and the
National organization of the Red
Mogen Dovid has never stated
it is a fund-raising organization.
The American Red Mogen Dovid
for Palestine is set up strictly
as a membership group, and at
present our local group is en-
gaged in a membership campaign
in conjunction with the national
campaign for 250,000 Red Mogen
Dovid members.
"The cable from Moshe Sher-
tok quoted in the Federation
statement was written before an
The 20th anniversary of the
founding of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews,
the parent organization of the
DETROIT ROUND TABLE of
Catholics, Jews and Protestants,
is to be celebrated with a dinner
in the Arabian Room of the Ho-
tel Tuller this Saturday evening.
Nelson Rockefeller will be the
speaker.
"One of the most important
books available on the issue
of Jesus and the cruci-
fixion."THE JEWISH NEWS,
Detroit.
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