Arlazaro
Committee Plans Fete
Israel Veteran Succeeds Gottlieb
As Michigan Zionist Region Director
Morris M. Jacobs, president of
the Michigan Zionist Region, an-
nounces the appointment of
Jules Doneson as regional direc-
tor of the Michigan region to
succeed Saul Gottlieb.
A native of Philadelphia, he
recently returned from the Is-
rael army.
Prior to his Israeli army serv-
ice, Doneson was active in the
Brigadier Kisch District of the
Philadelphia Zionist Organiza-
tion; Post 700 of the JWV, Bnai
Brith and synagoge youth
groups.
During World War II, Done-
son served with the 8th and 28th
Infantry Divisions and was ap-
pointed commanding officer . of
the American University in Paris
immediately after VE Day. He
has visited Palestine twice with-
in the last five years. While
This is the executive committee of Aria-
zaroff Branch of the Jewish National Work-
ers' Alliance, which will present Maurice
Samuel, noted author, at a dinner celebrating
its 15th anniversary Sunday, Nov, 13, at
Lacha r's.
Left to right, front row: Dr. William Klein,
William Cayman, J. M. Singer, Harry Schu-
mer, Morris L. Schaver, David Sislin, Philip
Imber, Mrs. Philip Jaffe, Sam Greenberg. Sec-
ond row: Morris Meyers, A. Gurman, Sol
Seltzer, Arnold Weitzman, Harry Mondry,
Adele Mondry, M. Schubiner, H. Blank, Leo
I. Cohen. Third row: Louis Levine, Sol Fire-
stone, David Silvers, Ed Miller, M. Baron, M.
Marcus, Norman Cutler, M. Kaminsky, I.
Wood row.
Tickets to the dinner may be obtained
from M. Marcus, TO. 6-1527,
Dr. Goldmann Outlines Agency's
Economic Crisis for Hadassah
There was plenty of plain talk, internationalization of Jerusa-
at the Hadassah $100 Honor lem, the unsettled boundaries,
Roll dinner Oct. 19 at the Book' the Arab refugees, and general
Cadillac, when Dr. Nahum Gold- I Arab-Jewish relations.
mann, chairman of the Ameri-
No Security Yet
can section of the Jewish
"As long as the Arab world
Agency, discussed the economic will not emotionally and intell-
crisis which the Agency_ faces.
ectually accept Israel as a state
Only the urgency of the im- and the Jews as equals in the
migration situation has caused Middle-East, there is no security
. the Agency's financial doldrums, for Israel," he emphasized.
Dr. Goldmann said. As early as
"The stature of world Jewry
last ,Tanuary, Dr. Israel Gold- depends on what happens to the
stein, Agency treasurer, warned state of Israel," he concluded,
of the impending crisis, but the making it clear to the large
only alternative was to ignore crowd that their responsibilities
the pleas of Jews in Arab lands in the establishment of Israel
and in Eastern Europe for trans- are not yet fulfilled.
portation to, and resettlement
Mrs. Alfred Meyers, chairman
in the new state.
of the Honor Roll, reported, at
Dr. Goldmann explained that, that time, $102,350 had been
while most countries in Eastern raised toward the campaign
Europe have forbidden emmi- goal, with an additional $135,-
gration, a few, such as Poland, 000 yet to be collected. Mrs.
agreed to grant the Jews exit Theodore Bargma n, Hadassah
permits, provided that all who president, presided and paid
*wished to go to Israel left ..with- special tribute to the efforts of
in a stated period.
Mrs. Bud Bloom, Hadassah exec-
Further Pressure
utive secretary.
"Could we tell them not to
Mrs. Harry L. Jones, chairman
come?" Dr. Goldmann asked?
of the dinner, introduced Dr.
Further pressure arose with Goldmann.
the increasing persecution of
Jews in' North Africa, Iraq and
other Arab countries, from
which Jews escaped, sometimes
on foot, to seek haven in Israel.
"Could we send them back to
certain death?" Dr. Goldmann
said
Warning of a tendency to ig-
nore these current happenings,
The Delegates' Assembly of
after the "colossal emotions" of the Jewish Community Council,
the events. of the past few years, to be held. Tuesday, Nov. 1, at
Dr. Goldmann declared that "it the Jewish Community Center,
is more important for people to will feature reports to the dele-
maintain emotional mobilization gates of the major activities
in seeming. normalcy than in that the Council has undertaken
times of crisis."
in recent months, by executive
The Jewish state has been .director Boris M. Joffe.
proclaimed, but is not yet- fully
Other reports will be present-
consolidated," he stated. In ad- ed by the legal committee and
tlition to the economic problems, the Yiddish Culture. Committee.
Israel has numerous political The 'legal committee,' headed by
questions to face, including the Morris Zwerdling and David
Rosin, co-chairman, has been
closely involved with the matter
LZ Federated Campaign of discrimination at Michigan
Executive Board Meets resorts. It has also followed
efforts of other community
• A meeting of the executive groups to invalidate the recent-
board of the Labor Zionist Fed- ly enacted law which extends
erated Campaign was held, Oct. State assistance for the trans-
20, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. portation of pupils . of private
and parochial schools.
I. Pokempher.
One vacancy on the executive
DelegateS from the branches committee of the Council will be
Ilearshen, Wo. Netter, S. 'Rich- filled in a special election.
included: H. Wiener, M. Gold-
Simultaneous Yiddish-English
oftas, M. Schmuckler, A. Schre- translations of the reports will
ier, M. Ginsburg, B. Katz, B. be available.
Hearshen, Wm. Netter, S. Rich-
ardson, A. Kaminker, M. Lubar-
CARD OF THANKS
ski, 0. Goldberg, N. Naimark,
Mrs. Daniel Laven sister of
Mr. and Mrs. B. Kumove and the late Lillian Segal, wishes to
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kane. •
thank friends and relatives for
Nahum Weissman, executive the many kindnesses :.,, hown her
director, reported on the pro- in her recent bereavement.
gress of the campaign and
pointed to improvements in the 6 THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 28, 1949
[technique of campaigning.
Delegates Assembly
Of JCC Meets at
Center Tuesday
—
Open All Statler
Ballrooms to Host
Balfour Ball Nov. 5
The 17th annual Balfour Ball,
in all ballrooms of the Statler
Hotel, will feature dancing to
the music of Phil Brestoff and
his orchestra and Tonita's
Rhumba Band.
The two musical groups will
alternate their playing to pro-
vide continuous dance music
throughout the evening. Refresh-
ments will be available in the
adjacent cocktail lounge.
Tickets may be purchased
from members of the committees
or at the Zionist Office. The af-
fair committee . is under the
leadership of Harry Cohen.
Soil from Herzl Grave
Put in Legion Garden
JULES DONESON
there, he worked with Haganah
and lived as a member .of an
agricultural settlement.
CLEVELAND, (JTA) --Z. Earth
from a spot near the Mt. HerZ1
grave of Dr. - Theodore Herzl,
founder of Zionism, was added
to that from historic sites of 28
European countries at the Peace
Memorial in the American Le-
gion Peace Garden here last
Sunday.
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Music Study Club
To Present 2 Young
Singers at Concert
Members of Music Study Club
of Detroit will meet for lunch-
eon, November 9, at the home of
Mrs. Jay Rosenshine to complete
plans for the annual artist's
concert.
For the past 10 years it has
been the policy of the club to
present young artists who need
the opportunity of being heard.
This year the Music Study
Club is introducing two young
Michigan singers, Leah Crohn,
soprano, of Detroit and David
Krupp, baritone, of Muskegon,
who will be heard at the Detroit
Institute of Arts Dec.. 6.
Proceeds of the concert will be
used towards the Sylvia Simons
Memorial Scholarship Fund. As-
sisting the hostess are the fol-
lowing—Mrs. A. Brasch, presi-
dent; Mrs. Samuel Shetzer,
chairman of the concert; Mrs.
Oscar Kahan, Mrs. Ezra Lipkin
and Mrs. Raymond Sokolov, co-
chairmen.
Northwest P-T-O Sets
Luncheon for Monday
Parent-Teachers Organization
of the Northwest Branch of
United Hebrew Schools, will
meet at a dessert luncheon at.
12:30 p.m., Oct. 31, at the North-
west Hebrew synagogue.
Albert Elazar. associate .super-
intendent of UHS, will discuss
aspects of childrens' education
and a discussion period will fol-
low. Music Director Moe Kesner
will conduct a program includ-
ing a musical film used in the
UHS audio-visual department.
Mrs. Alice • Goldsmith, presi-
dent of the PTO aroup, will be
assisted as hostess by Mrs. Dan-
iel Aided, secretary; Mrs. Manny
Lax, treasurer; and Mrs. Joseph
Gordon, social chairman.
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This Is the Time to Lay the
Foundation for the Jtivkish Siate
Respond Liberally to the Jewish National
Fund's Annual FLAG DAY Appeal
THURSDAY EVENiNG, NOV. 3
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 5
ALL D.- AY SUNDAY, NOV. 6
Encourage our volunteer youth workers on
the traditional Flags Days with a cordial
welcome and a liberal contribution.
Detroit Jewish youth are invited to join the volunteer
army of workers for Flag Day solicitations by attending
the rally at the Labor Zionist Institute, 13722 Linwood, '
at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4. The latest Palestine movie will
be shown. There will be refreshments and dancing.
For information all the
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