6 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 4111. 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 Holland Herring deli.... 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. - . • 1,:;8:: • 0 „, E 4-2858 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. 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