Bnai Brith Groups Plan Membership Affairs This Week

Anti - Defamation League of
Bnai Brith recently presented
several human relations books
and pamphlets to the library of
Wayne University.
ADL will hold a program on
another phase of its activities
at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Young
Israel. Attorney Marvin Reider
will: act as moderator of a panel
of local attorneys who will dis-
cuss the McCarron-Walter Im-
migration Act.
The Greater Detroit Men's
and Women's Council recently
received letters of thanks from
the city's Board of Education for
the religious calendars present-
ed to them at the beginning of
the school year.
The calendars contain an ex-
planation of the religious holi-

days of all faiths, and the dates I gram of games. Ceresnie Broth-
on which they occur to help ers Furriers will present an
guide the Board in planning award of a fox fur jacket to one
school programs. of the women present.
At present, many chapters and PISGAH LODGE and CHAP-
lodges are working on member- TER—Joint brotherhood meet-
ship drive. Some groups will ing, their annual event, will be
combine this activity with the held at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at
celebration of -Brotherhood Cong. Bnai Moshe. Speakers will
Week. These include: include Lawrence M. Sprague,
ISRAEL CHAPTER—Will hold Detroit Round Table; Leo Leddy,
its annual membership reten- president of Detroit Archdioce-
tion culmin'ation affair at 7 san Council of Catholic Men
p.m., Thursday. beginning with and Samuel J. Rhodes, past
dinner and followed by a pro- president of Pisgah Lodge.

On the Record

Young Zionists to Discuss 8,ervivall of Jews ht World Today

The role of Jewish youth in
the struggle for the cultural and
physical survival of the Jews,
particularly in the light of the
anti Semitic campaign launched
by Comunism against. Israel and

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(Copyright 1952, Seven Arts 'Feature Syndicate)

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agents may have engineered the bombing of the Soviet Legation
in Tel Aviv. Moscow's brusque dismissal of Israel's apology and
offer of indemnity, would seem to point up the fact that the
document announcing the break had been prepared in advance
for use at the "proper" occasion. There has been much specula-
tion about the motivation. To this corner it is evident that the
rupture was the culmination of Soviet anti-Jewish policy. The
Kremlin masters shrewdly calculated that combination of an
anti-Israel and anti-Jewish policy would simultaneously appeal
to the Arabs and Nazis in both zones of Germany. Nazis and
Communists may appear to be strange bed-fellows but the op-
portunists at the Kremlin are not too particular in choosing
their comrades. The break with Israel, therefore, is not only
evidence of Soviet hostility toward Israel but an intimation to
the anti-Semites of the world that the Kremlin has become their
bastion.

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Two New Groups Join
Community Council

At its last meeting the execu-
tive committee of the Jewish
Community Council admitted
the following organizations to
membership: Junior Division,
Jewish Labor Committee and
Detroit Businessman's Group,
City of Hope.
The two new groups bring the
Council's total number of mem-
ber organizations to 309.

Beth Moses Religious School
To Hold Party for Purim
I. Irving Feldman, executive

director of the Tillie Feldman
Memorial Religious School at
Cong. Beth Moses, announces
that students will participate in
the reading of the Megillah at
Purim services at 7:30 p.m. Feb.
28.
Rabbi Isaac Paneth will offi-
ciate. Following services, the
school PTA will sponsor a Pur-
im party. Mrs. Isadore Mege is
chairman of the event.

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Pfc. JOSEPH L. BALE AUXIL-
IARY will host Gen. MAURICE
ROSE AUXILIARY at a meeting
Thursday, 8:30 p.m., in the
Memorial Home, at which cancer
pads will be sewn. In addition,
each member will be asked to
supply a favorite household hint
as part of a round-table discus-
sion. Purim refreshments will be
served by hostesses Doreen Ras-
kin, Dorothy Cohen and Tilly
Levy. Prospective members are
invited.
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Gen, MAURICE ROSE AUXIL-
IARY will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the Memorial Home.
Hostesses will be Estelle Trubow
and Doris Adelstein. Plans for
the second annual games party,
to be held in March, and a re-
port by president Charlotte
Rosen on the JWV fifth regional
convention in St. Louis, will be
featured. Pearl Spinner, child
welfare chairman, announces a
recent Valentine party at the
Juvenile Detention Home where
50 girls were entertained.
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Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
IARY will meet Tuesday, at the
Memorial Home. Nominations of
officers will be followed by a
social, including a beauty dem-
onstration by Merle Norman.
Sarah Nemon, treasurer, advises
that dues will be accepted.
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party at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in
the Memorial Home.

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Moscow and Israel
Bnai Brith Contributes
The haste with which Moscow acted in breaking diplomatic
$20,000 for Flood Victims relations with Israel lends credence to the theory that Kremlin

Bnai Brith has given $20,000
from its emergency relief fund
to aid the flood victims in Hol-
land, Belgium and Great Brit-
ain. At left, Frank Goldman,
president of Bnai Brith, pre-
sents a $10,000 check to T. H.
Van Roijen, Netherlands Am-
bassador to the U. S. for the
relief of flood sufferers in Hol-
land, where most of the flood
damage occurred,

Zionism, will be discussed at the
four-day annual conference of
the Young Zionist Disricts of the
Zionist Organization of America
at the Hotel Breakers, Atlantic
City, today through Monday

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The United Jewish
Folk
Schools will observe the 80th
anniversary since the birth of
the Hebrew national poet, Chaim
Nachman Bialik, at an oneg
shabbat at 8:30 p.m., Feb. 27, in
the Labor Zionist Institute.
Morris Lachover, a principal
of the United Hebrew Schools,
will be guest speaker. Movsas
Goldaftas, Folk School's princi-
pal, will analyze several of 13ia-
lik's works. Others in the pro-
gram will include D. Sislin, who
will give readings of the poet,
and MrS. L. Kovin, who will con-
duct community singing of Bia-
lik's songs set to music.
The public is invited to at-
tend.

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