PW Membership
Drive Still On
The membership drive of Pio-
neer Women's Organization is
now in full force. All 12 chap-
ters of the Detroit Council have
Knit More Shop Opens
On 7 Mile April 4
Jewish Center
Activities
Knit-More, the Seven Mile
Knit Shop, located at 13330 W.
7 Mile Rd., near Schaefer, is
opening Tuesday, April 4, un-
der Mrs. Erma Leopold. Knit-
More will specialize in fashion
dress designing, and providing
instructions for beginning knit-
ters.
Mrs. Leopold hopes to make
the store a center for, knitting
and fashion-minded women of
the Northwest section. She will
feature fine imported and do-
mestic yarns, including Rhben
d'Art ribbon.
(The Jewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
Federation. and Is a Red Feather
Agency.)
Wednesday, April 5—"Is World
Government Possible?" subject
for the Wednesday Evening
Discussion Group.
Thursday, April 6 — Course in
tennis instruction begins,
Woodward Center.
Monday, April 10 — Ballroom
dancing course begins, Wood-
ward Center.
Wednesday, April 12 — Novice
AAU meet for boys and girls,
Woodward Center. Entries still
Mrs. Albert Schweitzer, presi-
open.
Sunday, April 16—Center Social- dent of • NEUGARTEN MPIDICAL
Lites anniversary dance, AID, entertained the dramatic
group of Neugarten at her home
Woodward Center.
March 27, in honor of their suc-
President Truman abolished cessful performance of an orig-
the Office of War Information inal skit, "Looking Back," given
that afternoon under the direc-
Aug. 31, 1944.
tion of Mrs. David Saks.
MRS. PAUL H. FELDMAN
arranged affairs for those who
desire to enroll as members.
40.- Of interest to prospective mem-
bers is one of the programs estab-
lished and maintained by Pio-
neer - Women in conjunction
with its sister organization, the
Moazot Hapoalot in Israel, the
child care program.
Moazot Hapoalot in . Israel
(Working Women's Council)
works with the children and
youth of Israel. There are homes
and reception camps for the in-
fants of the immigration and
the youth of the Aliyah; day
nurseries for the children of
working mothers; children's
clubs; vacation and convales-
cent homes.
Mrs. Paul H. Feldman : mem-
bership chairman of the coun-
cil, announced that a culminat-
ing membership affair will be
held at the Masonic Temple
Crystal Ballroom .Wednesday,
April 19, at 12:30 p.m. Members
and the public at large are in-
vited to attend the luncheon..
Women who join . during the
drive'will be honored as guests
of Pioneer Women.
Dangers of Mundt Bill
Editor, The Jewish News:
I know that you would like
to bring to the attention of your
readers the dangers of the
Mundt Bill which has already
been approved by the Senate
Judiciary Committee and is now
on the legislative calender. The
danger of the passage of such a
bill is real, and only the clear
expression of public opinion, ris-
ing above the clamor of the pre-
4vaiiing hysteria, can prevent its
enactment.
The bill provides severe penal-
ties for anyone found guilty of a
conspiratory agreement to per-
, form an act "substantially con-
tributing" to the establishment
of a "totalitarian dictatorship."
The vagueness of the bills pro-
visions would make it impossible
for any citizen to know whether
or not he is violating the law.
He might be guilty of "substan-
tially" contributing to the estab-
lishing of a dictatorship if he
takes a position which happens
to be similar of that of the
Communist Party. Thus the mere
fact that the Communist Party
may advocate rent control, or
certain social welfare legislation,
would make it highly dangerous
for any other group to advocate
such measures.
Lgelislation such as the Mundt
Bill would become an effective
means for curbing the advocacy
of any progressive cause and for
stifling the expression of any un-
popular views. It incorporates
the highly dangerous and un-
constitutional provision of "guilt
by association. The Mundt Bill
is aimed not only at subversive
activity but menaces basic
American freedoms and Ameri-
can constitutional practices.
1 *- SAM BROWN
Executive Director
American Jewish Congress.
Detroit Section.
Slavery in the British empire
has been outlawed since Aug. 1,
1834.
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Samuels.
18616 Wisconsin Ave., announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Arthur L., at Temple Israel. Fri-
day evening, April 14. Open
house Sunday, April 16, 2-5, 7-10
p.m. No cards. --
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Helen Green wishes to thank
their friends and relatives for
the many kindnesses shown
them hi their recent t: bereave-
ment.
Revisionist Executive
Honors deHaas Memory
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The mem-
ory of Jacob de Haas, an Ameri-
can Jew and one of Theoder
Herzl's . co-workers in Zionism,
was honored at a ceremony held
by the world executive of the
Herat-Revisionist Party. Mr. de
Haas died 13 years ago.
It was announced that an
assembly hall bearing his name
will be built in Israel.
J. V. SHARKEY
Wholesale Luniber
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