Bond Collection Week Set for May 18-25; Anti-Semitism Shown
Strong in Germany;
Samuel Feldstein Heads Committee
Neo-Nazism Spreads

JWF Women's Division Nominations Announced

Mrs. •S tanley Fleischaker,
chairman of the nominating
committee, has submitted the
names of proposed officers for
the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, Mrs.
John C. Hopp, division president,
has announced. Election of of-
ficers will be held at the di-
vision's victory celebration and
annual meeting, 1:30 p.m., Mon-
day, May 19, in the Brown Me-
morial Chapel of Temple Beth
El.
Nominated for president is the
incumbent, Mrs. Hopp. Mes-
dames Abraham Cooper, Sidney
J. Karbel, Julian H. Krolik and
Alexander W. Sanders are sug-
gested for vice-presidents; Mrs.
Philip R. Marcuse. recording sec-
retary, and Mrs. Harry L. Jack-
son, corresponding secretary.
For the board of directors.
nominated for a three year term,
are Mesdames Samuel S. Aaron,
Hyman C. Broder, David S. Dia-
mond, Lawrence Fleischman,

Herbert S. Frank, Joseph Jackier,

Harry L. Jones, Ivor J. Kahn,
Sidney J. Karbel, Milton K.
Mahler, Lewis H. Manning, Ar-
thur S. Purdy, Charles Rubiner,
Raymond A. Sokolov, James
Wineman and Carl Wois. Mrs.
Milton M. Alexander and Mrs.
Benjamin E. Jaffe are suggested

LONDON, May 1, (JTA) — The
Plans for hastening collections Stollman, bond chairman, vot-
ed to recommend the initiation
Council of the Anglo-Jewish As-
on unpaid Israel bond commit-
ments and for an intensive of another one-day house-to- sociation last night decided to
house-to-house solicitation for house solicitation similar to ask the Board of Deputies of
the March 9 BIG Day which
British Jews to join it in a
new bond subscriptions were
netted $223,000 in Israel bond request to the Conference on
formulated by Detroit Israel
sales
in
Detroit.
Mr.
Schlus-
for a two-year term.
Jewish Material Claims Against
bond leaders at a meeting May
sel's proposal was approved,
Germany that a meeting of the
Additional nominations may
1 at the Jewish War Veterans
and Sunday, June 8, was set policy committee of the Con-
be made by petition, signed by
Memorial Building.
as the date for this project.
ference be convened in Europe
25 members and submitted at
Those attending the meeting
Designated as co-chairmen for
least one week in advance of the
were Leon Kay. Harry Yudkoff, the June 8 drive are Phillip Stoll- to consider and delineate the
annual meeting. provided that
functions of the various organs
Morris Leiberrnan, Samuel W. man and Harry Schumer.
AJA
such rominees have consented
Leib. B. M. Laikin, William Gay-
Under team captains, volun- of the Conference. The
to serve if elected.
man, Morris Baker, Isidor Sos- teer salesmen will visit the also insisted that British Jewry
Members of the nominating
nick, Irving Schlussel, David J. homes of those who were not at be represented at such a meeting
committee, in addition to Mrs.
Cohen. Martin Hackelman, Mr. home on March 9 and those who on a basis of complete equality.
Fleischaker, are Mesdames Wil-
and Mrs. Theodore Bargman, signified whim visited that they
The decision to ask for a
liam B. Isenberg, Harry L. Jack-
Mrs. Harry Kay, Mrs. Shay Fore- were "not yet ready" to pur- policy committee meeting was
man. Mrs. Bluma Levin. Mrs. chase Israel bonds.
son, Samuel B. Keene, Nathan
AJA Council
adopted
after
the
Samuel Aaron and Mrs. Julius
H. Schermer, Benjamin H.
heard Rowland Landman, chair-
Shwayder and James Wineman.
Ring.
man of the Association's foreign
Mr. Kay pointed out that a Feinberg Gift to Israel affairs committee, charge that
You are getting old if it takes
cash collection drive on out- Bears Fruit in Scholarly the praesidium of the Confer-
standing Bond commitments is
you longer to rest than it does
ence had "arrogated to itself the
the principal source of large- Whitman Translation
to get tired.
functions of the executive corn-
scale and immediate funds to
mittee" and that British Jewry
Charles E. Feinberg, one of no longer had an adequate voice
meet the situation.
Adas Shalom, Bnai Moshe
Following the reading of an the most prominent collectors of
FAST
urgent telegram from Alex Low- rare books and Jewish sere- on policy matters within the Tie for Softball Lead
enthal, those present at the monial objects in this country, Conference. (JTA learns that at
SERVICE
As a result of forfeit wins,
meeting decided to proceed with who last year presented a valu- the meeting of the executive
DAY-NIGHT
plans for a cash collection week. able collection of rare W a 1 t committee of the Conference, Adas Shalom and Bnai Moshe
manuscripts
to
the
which
was
h
e
1
d
.M4y
1
in
share
first
place
in
the
newly-
to be known as "C-Week," to be Whitman
IN YOUR HOME
Hebrew University in Jerusalem. New York, a representative des- formed Inter - Congregational
held May 18 to 25.
week
expressed
personal
ignated
by
British
Jewry
was
Softball
League.
Both
teams
won
COUNTY
Sam Feldstein was named this
when Bnai David and Temple
HOLIDAY
WIDE
over-all chairman for "C- satisfaction over the publication present.)
_.
Goodman,
a
member
of
Israel
failed
to
field
teams.
Service
of Whitman's "Leaves of Grass" H. A
Service
Week."
Shaarey Zedek was not schedul-
Those present at the meeting in a Hebrew translation y ro . the C o u n c i 1 and political ed to play.
AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION
• PHILCO • RCA • MOTOROLA
took the initiative in getting the Simon Halkin.
secretary of the World Agudas
In an unofficial contest, Atlas
In a review of this new trans- Israel Organization, called the Shalom
• ADMIRAL • ZENITH •CROSLEV
powered its way to a
cash collection project underway
• GEN. ELECTRIC •HALLICRAFTER
by accepting assignments to visit lation, in an article entitled' attention of the members to 13-3 victory. Shelby Langwald
• STROMBERG • CAPEHART
bond committors with outstand- "Walt
Whitman
r e w: : , the trail of-Philip Auerbach, for- hit three home runs, while Nor-
Professor
H a 1 k in i H
n ' e s b
Masterly
PARTS WARRANTIES HONORED
ing balances of $500 or more.
Translation," in a recent issue , mer head of the Bavarian Res- man Hyman pitched a four-
ce, *hi h ni
he ehitter
insiste d for the w inners.
Irving Schlussel, president of
- ion Of fi ce.w c
"Scopus," published by the Mut'
i
Mizrachi, reported that the of
Hebrew University, Dr. Sholom ', had opened in Mu ch in an 1 Sunday's games will pit Bnai
Mizrachi and religious groups,
J. Kahn of the university's En l- : anti-Semitic atmosphere rem n- Moshe against Shaarey Zedek
acting on a proposal by Phillip lish department praises his col- ! iscent of the days of the Nazis. . and Temple Israel against Bnai
— He expressed concern over the • David. Both games will begin at
league's
achievement.
Dr. Kahn
says, "A major _ 1 German court's insistence upon 1 p. m. at Roosevelt Field.
Juniors to Hear Drive
inning the trial on Passover.
the major—theme in ! His
Reports at Rally Monday perhaps
et ; be proposal that the AJA nego-
Professor Halkin ' 's career as poet
and critic has reached its cul- i tiate with the American Jewish
mination. in this labor of love." Committee for the assignment
He adds that "Prof. Halkin's ' of an observer to the Auerbach ;
poetical genius, critical insight ' trial was adopted by the council.
To Check the Outside Walls
and passion for American !
democracy fuse in his version of i PARIS, tJTA)—Three signifi-
of Your Building
.1
cant
neo-Nazi
and
nationalist
"Leaves of Grass."
The translation covers over , trends have developed in Ger-
400 pages, presenting more than many. and - constitute a serious
half of the Whitman poems, and danger to the democratic de-
contain an appended essay velopment of that country, the
contain
120 pages providing the Hebrew ' European office of the American
z
reader with an introduction to ! Jewish
Committee declared in a
Whitman.
1 report here.
Dr. Kahn concludes his review
by summarizing, We must all The survey. entitled "A Prog-
be grateful to Prof. Halkin for ress Report on Neo-Nazism in
Call your
providing a great American poet Germany," lists the three trends
with his proper home in the as: a systexnatic attempt to de-
Chamberlin Man, BEN ROSENTHAL, at
mansions of Hebrew literature." velop a neo-Nazi philosophy pa-
latable to German public opinion
WOodward 3-8238- or WOodward 3-8484
Junior Division leaders who
and able to serve as an imple-
Ruth Ann Shapiro Auxiliary
worked on the clean-up drive
ment for the return of neo-Nazis
To Hold Social Event May 25
Sunday and who helped to
Ruth Ann Shapiro Auxiliary to poWer in Germany; receptiv-
bring the Division total for the
of the Infants Service Group will ity of German public opinion to
Allied Jewish Campaign past
hold a program at 2 p.m., May certain basic tenets of neo-
the $40,000 mark include, left
25, at 13116 Steel. Tickets may Nazism as measured by public
to right, lower row, RACHEL
be purchased only from mem- opinion polls taken by the
SCHWARTZ, PENNY ISAACS;
United States High Commission-
bers.
upper row, BERT DAVIS, AN-
er's office in Germany; and the
NETTE ZEIDMAN.
gradual return of the military
Newlyweds to Elect Officers
The Junior Division will hold
The Young Married Couples man as a factor of importance
another report meeting from
Club of Cong. Bnai Moshe will on Germany's scene through the
7:30 to 10:30 p.m., Monday, at
close its season with a social growth of veterans' organizations
the Davison Jewish Center.
gathering at the home of Rabbi and by other means.
All workers are urged to turn
izte 'Awe/
and Mrs. Lehrman on Monday Questions designed to measure
in their slips.
evening. Election of officers will the extent of anti-Semitism in
take place. Germany have revealed that a
NCRAC Committee Fails
ftwo,coo,000
fifth to a quarter of the popula-
tion makes no bones about its
To Accept Proposals
anti-Semitism, while 27 percent
Woulton galas.
prefer that the handful of Jews
Adelienetenoe Atte
NEW YORK, (AJP)—The Na-
still living in Germany should
tional Community Relations Ad-
emigrate, the AJC survey es-
,194.der
ate c:AtviteAri
visory Council's evaluative study
Union Pier, Michigan
tablishes. Another 21 percent of
committee ended its two-year
Modern, Religious
the Germans believe that the
existence Monday night without
Youth Camp
..44. .2*
Jews were partly responsible for
..Attel,e4te
reaching unanimous agreement
what happened under the Nazi
For Boys and Girls 9-15
On a "logical and practical
regime.
division of labor" among nation-
Sponsored by:
The report asserts that na-
e yotkat local 6ta;ArZ )40 coilection
al defense agencies.
tionalist sentiments and at-
Proposals made by the Large
Mizrachi of Detroit and titudes which two years ago were
4 *Wt.
ern ox . ellex
City Budgeting Conference, how-
remarked only among small seg-
ever. were adopted 7 to 2, with
ments of the German popluation
Young Israel of Detroit have
at_
ipaol aortal:
get a girayseceza and iak datcx sir
one abstention. No vote was
—
now become widespread.
taken on the joint coordinating
REGISTRATIONS NOW
plan of the Anti-Defamation
.42.0'ittiMwt ..ghtemaial and gevaritenteme
League-American Jewish Com-
BEING TAKEN AT
mittee.
A4Zei
.
WOOOtgatiOrs.
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—A quantity
Both the LCBC and ADL-AJC
of curtains and cloths for use in
proposals will be submitted to
the new headquarters of the
V.,,4 #de
120 aroaclewcy,
the NCRAC executive committee
United Nations, in New York, has
which meets late thlt month.
been dispatched from here. The
Recommendations of the execu-
is posso onesiasseflo,
ees Alf.V-aP
gift is the second contributed by
tive will be submitted to the
the Israel government, the first
NCRAC Plenum scheduled for
being a quantity of stone from a
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1951
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quarry near Jerusalem which will
be
used
in
decorating
the
halls
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