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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, March 4, 1949

Ativitico in Society

Mr. and Mrs. David Howard (Gloria Hamburger)• are now resid-
ing in their new home on Marlowe Ave.
The following Detroiters are among those vacationing in Holly-
wood, Fla.: Shirley Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodman, Rhoon
Hayden, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hayden, Mrs. B. Siegel, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Alexander, Mrs. M. L. Prentiss and daughters, Beverly and
Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. Myer Gerson and Dr. and Mrs. S. Glassman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard May and family are awaiting the arrival,
this week, of the brother and sister-in-law, • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
May of Washington, D. C., who, with their young son, Rusty, have
just returned from a six-month stay in Rio de Janeiro, where Mr.
May served as economist with the U. S.-Brazil Technical Commission.
While in Detroit, the Mays will be the guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth May of Gladstone Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. T. Golden of Fairmont, W. Va., visited in
Detroit for a few days. While here they attended the Wayne Sym-
phony Concert at which their sister, Harriet Ann Lewis, was a
soloist.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frishman and sons, Donald and Leonard,
left Monday for Miami Beach where they will spend four weks.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kraemer of Mt. Clemens have returned
from a month's stay in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Goldberg have returned from an
extended eastern trip, on which they stopped at Washington, D. C.;
Arlington, Va.; Baltimore, Md.; Lancaster and Pittsburgh, Pa.;
Shaker Heights, Cleveland; Ottawa Hills, Toledo, and Ann Arbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brady of Ford Ave. have returned from a
month's vacation in Miami Beach, Fla.
George Lowell has returned to the Lee Crest Hotel for a 10-day
stay. Mrs. Lowell • is remaining in their Palmcroft Dr. home in
Phoenix, Ariz., until May. While in the West, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
made several trips to Beverly Hills, Calif.
Myles Lowell of the Lee Crest Hotel is attending the Sorbonne
in Paris, France.
Mrs. Irving Hirschman of Whitmore Rd., has been spending
the week in Chicago as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nathan Sloss.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour J. Frank of Wildemere Ave. have re-
turned from a few weeks stay in Palm Beach, Fl.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Goldman of Canterbury Rd. and. Mr. and
Mrs. David Emerrnah of Shrewsbury Rd. have left for New York,
from where they will sail on a Carribean cruise.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper of Chicago Blvd. have been
spending a few weeks in Hollywood, Fla.

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Anne Rose Goldman's
Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Goldman
of W. Philadelphia Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Anne Rose, to LeRoy

ANNE' ROSE GOLDMAN

H.

Golman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Golman of Glendale Ave.
Both the bride and bridegroom-
elect are graduates of Wayne
University. They plan a June
wedding.

Recreation Facilities
For Israeli Veterans

MISS RITA POLLAK

Iran. Rejects Bagdad
Extradition Request

NEW YORK—According to a
Voice of . Israel broadcast in
Arabic, the government of Iran
has rejected a request by the
Iraqi government for the extra-
dition of Bagdad Jews who have
fled to Iran to escape persecu-
tion.
The New York executive of
the World Jewish Congress ap-
pealed to the Iranian ambassador
to the United States against
granting the Iraqi demand.

Yeshivah Needs Piano

An urgent appeal for a used
piano has been issued by Yeshi-
vah Beth Yehudah, Dexter and
Cortland. The instrument is
needed to provide music sessions
for the third and fourth grade
children. Anyone having a piano
they wish to donate or lend to
the Yeshivah is asked to call WE.
3-5605.

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'Immediate Service

Jewish History Week
Set for April 24-30

NEW YORK—Plans for nation-
wide observance of Jewish His-
tory Week this spring were an-
nounced at the Nose of the
47th annual meeting of the
American Jewish Historical So-
ciety. The society, which has
been engagecVt'in the collection
of material on the history of
American Jews, is sponsored by
National Jewish Welfare Board.
Lee M. Friedman of Boston,
president of the Society, who
made the announcement of Jew-
ish History Week, said it would
be noted by Jewish Community
Centers, YM and YWHAs, syna-
gogues, schools, Jewish fraternal
lodges, and other Jewish organ-
izations throughout the country
from April 24 to 30. •

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in the heart of the all-Jewish
city, Tel Aviv, Israel.

NEW YORK—A national cam-
paign to collect *25,000 new toys
for orphans in Israel was
launched by the Mizrachi
Women's Organization of
America.

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An exhibitor explained to a
movie company: "Your latest pic-
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Formal dedication of the first
recreation room for disabled
veterans in Israeli hospitals took
place at Jaffa. hospital No. 4,
with MRS. CHAIM WEIZMANN
and JUDGE GAD FRUMKIN of
Tel Aviv, president of District
Grand Lodge No. 14, of Israel,
participating in the ceremonies.
Judge Frumkin (left), is shown
presenting the furnished room in
behalf of the Benjamin S. Pouzz-
ner Lodge of Lowell, Mass., home
of Frank Goldman, president of
the Order.

31 Morocco Pogromists
Acquitted; 28 Sentenced

CASABLANCA, Morocco (JTA)
—The trial of the Djerada po-
gromists ended without the im-
position of death sentences. The
Moroccan pogroms in 1948, fol-
lowing the Palestine partition de-
cision of the United Nations Gen-
eral Assembly, resulted at Djera-
ba in the death of 35 JeWs, for
which the defendants stood ac-
cused. Ten of the defendants were
sentenced to hard labor in prison
for life, three drew 20-year terms,
15 got sentences of varying
lengths and 31 were acquitted.

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SAN FRANCISCO (Palcor).-*
Four hundred and forty-seven
Jewish refugees from Shanghai
went on a special "Liberty Train"
which carrie& them across the
United States to New York where
they will board ship for Israel.
The refugees, mostly DPs whe
fled Europe before the war and
settled in China, arrived from
Shanghai aboard the American
President Liner General Gordon.
They were not permitted to leave
the train while crossing the U.
S., but embarked in New York
aboard IRO. chartered Army
Transport General Stewart for
the Atlantic crossing to Italy
where they will transfer, prob-
ably, to an Israeli liner for the
last leg of their journey. The
long trans-Pacific route to Is-
rael was taken by the refugees
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the Suez Canal route.

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Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Pollak of
4030 Richton announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Rita,
to Milton M. Mindell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Mindell of 3290
Collingwood.

Lenora Yavitz, membership
chairman, and Esther Fogel, co-
chairman, of Bnai Brith Ivan S.
Bloch. Chapter, announce that the
dramatic group will present a
Musical variety show at the paid-
up membership affair at 8:30 p.m.
at the Labor Zionist Institute,.
Pasadena and Linwood. The
Bloch Lodge will be guests. Pro-
spective members are invited.
Members who will participate`
in the show are as follows: Mrs.
Adele Freidman, Mrs. Rebecca
Schwartz, Mrs. Eve Kligman,
Janet Eisenberg, Eileen Reznik,
Mrs. Lee Brody, Mrs. Milli Hel-
ler, Mrs. Muriel Shapiro, Alyce
Bigelman, Frances Cohen, Len-
ora Yavitz, Mrs. Flora Yampol-
sky.
Refreshments will be served.
For further information contact
Mrs. Heller, membership renten-
tion chairman, TO. 9-4057, or
Mrs. Gladys Phillips, president,
TO. 8-9345.

Collect Toys for Israel

Parents Announce TrothrFederations Demand

NEW YORK (JTA)—The $4,-
000,000 refund authorized by the
International Refugee Organiza-
tion to private Jewish agencies
for transporting refugees to
Israel, while "a welcome step
forward," represents only a
partial fulfillment of IRO's re-
sponsibilities, the Institute of
Overseas Studies of the Council
of Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds declared.
The Institute asserted that the
IRO refund which only covers
the period from May 18, 1948, to
Jan. 31, 1949, places a "special
and unique discriminatory limit"
on financing the movement of
displaced persons to Israel.
The Institute called upon the
IRO to assume the total cost of
moving eligible Jewish refugees.
It estimated the cost through Jan.
31, at $8,000,000 and an equal
amount to complete the move-
ment to Israel. The statement
added that "there is no question
about the IRO's ability to pay in
full" for the immigration to
Israel. It also called for the
IRO to reimburse voluntary
agencies for expenditures in other
areas of care for DP's.

'Liberty Train' to Carry
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