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Sen. Morse to Speak on Rise of Naiism
JWIT Women's 5th Annual Donor

• "Is the Spector of Nazism Ris-
ing Again in Germany?" will be
the subject of an address given
by Wayne L. Morse, United
States Senator from Oregon, at
the fifth annual donor lunch-
eon given by the Jewish War
Veterans' Auxiliary at the Ma-

—

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 9, 1951

Shutdown Awaited
On Iran Migration

gon, where he was Dean from
1931 to 1944. He was elected to
the Senate in 1944, and was re-
elected for a second time in
1950. His term ends in 1957.
Sen. Morse has made several
trips to Germany, and in a re-
cent speech on the Senate floor
stated that the military govern-
ment is backing many former
Nazis rather than the democra-
tic element, which is not being
encouraged to help rebuild a
free Germany which could take
its proper place' among western
democracies.
Also appearing on the pro-
gram will be Emma Lazaroff
Schaver, well-known Detroit so-
prano, accompanied by Rebecca
Frohman.

Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News

Jewish Welfare Board Parley
Adopts $2,711,674 Budget for '52

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
National Jewish Welfare Board
will need a budget of $2,711,674
in 1952 to meet its vastly in-
creased responsibilities for serv-
ice to the expanding U. S. armed
forces and to its affiliated Jew-
ish community centers, it was
made known at the closing ses-
sion of the National Leadership
Mobilization on GI and Com-
munity Service. Three - hundred
Jewish community leaders par-
ticipated in the mobilization and
approved the budget.
Philip M. Waterman, of New

York, chairman of the JWB
Armed Service Division, estimat-
ed' that before the end of 19524
the organization will be serving
200,000 Jews in uniform. Rabbi
Max D. Davidson, chairman
the Division of Religious AcPcv4..
ties, said there are now 70 JeW
ish chaplains on active duty.
JWB president Irving Edison
pledged uninterrupted service to
the government as long as the
need exists.

• ISTANBUL—A complete shut-
down of the movement of Israel-
bound Iranian Jews through
Turkey is expected to take place
during the coming winter
months because of the severity
of the winter weather in East-
ern Turkey where the Persian
Jews cross the border, it was
learned here.
It also was learned that an
CUR ED hai
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DELICIOUS !
1,T
Israel immigration officer will
AI' SEA
arrive• here this month to pre-
pare for the reopening . of a Adas Shalom YPC Plan Dance
• Tender • Milkers and Mixed
Cong. Adas Shalom YPC will For Firm
migration route through Turkey
extra teeduss —sus Wafts Did mlaarals
Get new 1962 recipe book at
after the weather breaks next hold a dance at 9 p.m., Nov. 17, FREE' ■ your
local grocer or
BUY
teasen or write: Holland Herring Fish- OlIENUDM
spring. At that time a full scale in the synagogue social h a 1 1. eries
Bond Avenue. N. W., HOLLAND
Young
people,
18-30
are
invited.
Grand Rapids, Mich., Dept is.
mass migration is expected from
HERRING
Iran. Currently, only small
groups are making their way
here from Persia but the last
such group is expected to
through later this month.
Meanwhile the Turkish minis-
try of the interior has granted
permission f o r 30 Kurdistan
Our sincerest thanks go forth to the many Detroit Zionists
Jews who were rescued from the
and to the Friends of Israel who patronized the annual
bay here, when a vessel in which
Balfour Ball of the Zionist Organization of Detroit, last
they were travelling was ram-
Saturday night, thus materially aiding in the maintenance
med and sunk, to leave for Is-
of the local and national offices in the advancement of
rael. After' the accident in
the noblest cause.
which eight of the party lost
their lives a court of inquiry
ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF DETROIT
was set up to investigate not
A. C. Lappin, President
only the accident but also the
presence of the Jews in this
HONORARY
PATRONS
country. Although the commis-
($1 00 or crer)
sion has not reported its find-
Cherrin Brothers
Huler Beef Company
ings yet, the ministry has
William E. Straube
Ben Klein
Sol Eisenberg
granted an Israeli Consulate re-
Benjamin Weiss
Mid-West
Paper
Ben Gruskin
quest that exit visas be given
Frank Wetsman
Products
the Jews.
Louis Hamburger

of

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Honor Temple Birthday

Assn., SZB

The Sisterhood of Temple Is-
rael will hold a special program
at its first meeting to commem-
orate Detroit's 250th birthday
and first anni, .
versary of their
new Temple. •
Mrs. David B.
SEN. WAYNE L. MORSE
Keywell, presi-
dent, announce
sonic Temple on Nov. 19 at 12:30 a luncheonette
p.m.
at 12:30 p.m.
Sen. Morse attended the Uni- will start the
versities of Wisconsin and Min- ceremonies,
nesota, and later taught at both whiCh w i 11 be
these schools. In 1929 he was held Monday, at
appointed assistant professor of the Temple.
Law at the University of Ore-
Mrs. Fred
Murphy will
bring greetings Mrs, Keywell
Tel Aviv Chief Rabbi
from the city, and Anne Camp-
Aids Israel Bond Drive
bell,poetess of The Detroit News,
Rabbi Isar Jehuda Unterman, will read two of her poems,
Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv, will ar- which honor Detroit and Tem-
rive in New York next week for ple Israel's spiritual leader, Rab- Women's ORT Launches
his first visit to the United bi Leon Fram.
The welcoming committee will Membership Campaign
States. He is coming to this
country to participate in t h e be dressed in costumes repre-
sentative of old Detroit. The
The new activity year of Wo-
$500,000,000 Israel bond drive.
choral group, led by Karl Haas, men's American ORT (Organiza-
His first public appearance in will perform.
tion for Rehabilitation - through
the United States will be at the
Training) g o t
annual convention of the Miz-
under way on
rachi Organization of America, Feinberg Exhibits Works
November 1st
which will begin its sessions in Of Poets At Main Library
with a two-
Atlantic City on Wednesday. The
month national
importance of the Israel bond
Prized volumes of poetry from
campaign to en-
issue for the economic future of the personal collection of
roll 8,000 n e w
Israel will be a major subject Charles E Feinberg, noted book
members while
of discussion.
collector and Argo Oil Corp.
retaining t h e
Installed as Chief Rabbi of executive, are on display in the
present 25,000
Tel Aviv in November, 1946, main library, Woodward at Kir
members on a
Rabbi Unterman, although a by.
dues-paid level.
The display, to run through
British subject, soon emerged as
Mrs. Earle Mrs. Henry
a spokesman • for the Jewish Nov. 25, was arrange :1 in con- Earle, national vice-president in
community to the British ad- nection with the library series charge of membership, is direct-
ministration, serving with dig- of talks on poetry given each ing the new drive.
nity and effectiveness. During Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m., in the
the War of Independence, Rabbi auditorium. The series ends
Artukovic Deportation
Unterman, braving the threat of Nov. 21.
Contained in two small cases Postponed Indefinitely
gunfire, intervened as a media-
tor between Irgun and Haganah. are 30 volumes of first editions,
In Tel Aviv he has distinguished manu s c-r i p t s and beautifully
LOS ANGELES, (JTA) — De-
himself in the field of educa- bound presentation copies, val- portation proceedings against
tion, and in t h e preservation ued at more than $5,000. The Andrija Artukovic, one -time Mi-
and extension of traditional works of 'Volt Whitman, Edgar nister of Justice of the Nazi pup-
Lee Masters, Eugene Field, John
Jewish customs and values.
pet state of Croatia, who boast-
Rabbi Unterman is the des- Masefield, A. E. Houseman and ed that he had "solved" his
Rupert
Brooke
are
being
exhib-
cendant of a long line of rab-
country's Jewish problem, have
binical scholars and leaders in ited.
been postponed indefinately by
Feinberg
is
vice-president
of
Jewish history, and gained note
Immigration Service officials.
very early as the "Brisker Prodi- the Friends of the Detroit Public
Postponement was g r anted
Library.
gy." In 1923 he became Chief
pending Artukovic's hearing be-
Rabbi of Liverpool, where he
fore a Federal Commissioner and
soon became a leading force in Appoint Dollar-a-Year Men
a .Federal Court by the Yugo-
To
Aid
Israel
Investment
the community. Long a vigor-
slav Government that he be ex-
ous worker on behalf of Miz-
NEW YORK,—The Jewish tradited to Yugoslavia to stand
rachi, the religious Zionist or-
ganization, he was elected Presi- Agency's economic department trial on charges of murder.
dent of the Mizrachi Federation has announced appointment of Yeshivah to Fete 35th Birthday
of England, served as head of field representatives in major
David J. Cohen, chairman of
the Jewish National Fund and U.S. cities, working on a "dollar-
became one of " the leading a-year" basis, to help stimulate the board of Yeshivah Beth Ye-
members of the Supreme Rab- the investment of private hudah schools, announces the
binical council of England and American capital in Israel's rap- 35th anniversary will be cele-
idly expanding economy, accord- brated with a dinner on Dec.
the British Empire.
ing to the latest issue of the De- 23, at Cong. Beth Shmuel.
partment's monthly Economic
New CARE Kosher Pack Horizons.
Field representatives — all of
A new assortment of CARE
kosher packages which can be them prominent in local busi-
FAST
sent to the people of Israel was ness and industrial affairs—have
been
chosen
in
Philadelphia,
SERVICE
announced by Paul Comly
French, executive director of the Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit,
non-profit overseas service agen- Tucson and Los Angeles. Addi-
N YOUR HOME
tional appointments are expect-
cy.
ed to be made in Dallas, Minne-
CITY
DAY•NIGHT
Bringing more food and more apolis and San Francisco.
WIDE
SUNDAY
variety to the austere Israeli
Service
diet, the expanded program in- Circle Chorus to Serve All-Day
troduces a new 4.95 budget Dinner from 1 O'clock Sunday
AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION
• PHILCO • RCA • MOTOROLA
package and a special $15.50
The Workmen's Circle Chorus
• ADMIRAL • ZENITH •CROSLEY
Hanukah package of luxury will serve a dinner all-day Sun-
• GEN. ELECTRIC • EMERSON
items to brighten Israeli tables. day, Nov. 11, at the Workmen's
• STROMBERG • CAPEHART
In addition, three previous Circle Center, Linwood at Burl-
PARTS WARRANTIES HO I RED
CARE-Israel packs, an $18.25 ingame. Dinner is being pre-
Phone
family package and an adult or pared at the Center, and will be
.S1NCE
IF' NO ANSWER
baby food package at $10 each, served from 1 p.m.
*XterThieVIVO/ 1
CALL
have been revised to include
Co mpatlit ''
more sweets, more fats, and oth-
Public opinion is of little value
Fl• 2.1252
er staples to meet the country's to a nation if too many people
OUR WORK 'GUARANTEED". -
changing needs.
express it privately.

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Thank You, Detroit Zionists
and Friends of Israel

Kalman Shapiro
Foundation

Samuel Hamburger

Lew Wisper

Morris W. Zack

SUSTAINING PATRONS

Julius Berman

Tom Borman

City Poultry and Egg
Co.

($50)
Edward Felciman
Edwin Finsilver
Joseph Gunsberg
Alfred Gunsburg
Maxwell Jospey

Marks G. Goergens,

Inc.

Morris Scheyer

Standard Poultry Co.
Saul Zuieback

PATRONS

George Adler

Charles. N. Agree
Sid Bloom

Alfred Bonahoom
Dr. Louis Braitman

Sidney Braida
Richard Cott
Citron-Kolb Co:
Rabbi Ephraim F.
Einhorn
Eugene Epstein
Jack Epstein
Nathan Finkelstein
Dr. Paul L. Froiberg
Marvin Gale

($25)
Jack J. Goose

William Hordes
John Isaacs
Morris Karbal
I ra Kaufman
Nate King
Saul Korman
Philip Krowitz
Sol G. Kurtzman
Charles Lapides
Henry Lapides
Jacob Lapides
Harry Lipton
M. Metz
° David Newman
Louis Please

Orleans Poultry Co.

Benjamin Paxton
David Pollack

Arthur Robinson
T. Rogvoy

Dr. Harry Saltzstein
Jay Shelden
Al Silk
Rev. Jacob Sonenklar
Myron S. Steinberg
Ben Tushman
Ben Victor
S. M. Victor
Charles Wolok
I. Louis Zuieback

SPONSORS

Hermon G. Adler
Mox Adler

($10)
Albert Feldman

Louis S. Lazarus
Jock Leader -
Dr. Albert J. Altman Dr. Geo. G. Fineman
Philmore Leemon
Isadore Levenson
Bernard Aston
Myron Fink
Sam Levin
Moe Barak
Herman Fishman
Kenneth Levine
Benjamin Barenholtz
Sidney Fishman
Daniel J. Lewis
Morris Baron
Dr. J. J. Freedland
Harry Lightstone
Dr. Leo Lipton
Nathan Baron
Dr. A. S. Friedlaender
Herman Litvin
Dr. Abraham Becker
Jack Friedlaender
I. Mellin
Harry Becker
Samuel Friedman
L. J. -Michelson
Dr. Chas. A. Bennett Boris Gaynes
Harry Niman
" Dr. William Berkey
Joe Gendelman
Dr. Leo Orecklin
Harry W. Bevan
Joseph Geselis
David Pacernick
Alexander Betz
Albert Goldberg
Leon Paul
Dr. Leonard Bimdorf Mrs. Anna Goldberg
Carl Pearl
A. Victor Bizer
Charles Goldberg
Ben Pupko
Edward A. Blau
J. L. Goodman
Arthur S. Purdy
A. J. Blumenau
Philip Goren
Herman Radner
Hyman Bookstein
Dr. Sam B. Goss
Joseph Robins
Max Bonin
Alfred Gottlieb
Meyer Rosenbaum
Dr. Ben Brand
Dr. E. J. Green
Harold N. Rosenthal
Jack Brode
I. Green
Dr. Sam Rosenthal
Max Brose
Dr. Julius Greenberg
Harry Rosman
Peter Brown
Louis Gruskin
Carl Rozner
Samuel Brown
Martin Hackelmon
Dr. Alex W. Sanders
William Brown
Abe Halem
Sam Salzman
Irving Burkow
Dave Halem
Jacob Sevin
Newton Burrows
Jacob Harvith
Irving Schlussel
Alex Burstein
Dr. Jerome Hauser
Louis Schlussel
Joseph Camden
Herzberg & Keystone
Alexander Schreier
Joseph Camil
Mrs. Mcry Heyman
Dr. A. A. Schwartz
Dr. Mike Cantor
Dr. Maxwell Hoffman
Dr. Louis Schiovitz
Henry Carnick
Frank Hoffman
Sam Schreibman
Larry Chonin
Morris !den
Dr. David Seligson
Charles Chorlip
S. D. Jacobs
Hyman Silk
Bernard Chase
Abr. Josephson
Dr, I. Walter Silver
Harry Chernick
Sam Kaner
Dr. Robert Sobel
David J, Cohen
Rubin Kaplan
George Spoon
Henry Cohen
J. J. Karbal
Max Spoon
Hermon K. Cohen
Helen Koss
H. Stark & Sons
Isadore Cohen
Jacob Kass
Alex Stern
Dr. Robert Cowen
Isadore Katowsky
William Stone
Sol A. Dann
Karl Katowsky
Dr. Henry Thrkel
William Davidson
Ira G. Kaufman
Max Ungar
Jules Doneson
Sam Kletter
Jacob Varkle
M. Drosnin
Morris Krause
Dr. M. Weinstock
Joseph B. Dresser
Joseph Kornfield
Albert Weine
Moe Egrin
Samuel C. Kovan
Dr. Jacob Weinstein
Dora B. Ehrlich
Aaron Kurland
S. T. Weitzman
H. Ehrlich
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Sot Winter
Irving Eisenmon
Meyer ....asser
Morrie Wolok
William M. Ellrnann
Harry Lott
Dr. Morton Yarrows
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Louis Lott
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