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October 21, 1949 • Page Image 1

…Give!! HE JEWISH NE S A Weekly Review of Jewish Events Guest Editorial 'Rise of Community Councils' On Page 4 VOLUME 16—No. 6 2114 Penobscot Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit 26, Michigan, October 21, 1949 ELF 7 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Purely Commentary on Israel 85,000 Refugees Hustle and Bustle of Tel Aviv Remain Homeless Reflects Miracle of Jewish State. In Camps of Israel By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Exc...…

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…Purely Commentary Miracle Jewish State Seen in Busy Tel Aviv r 2 — Friday, THE JEWISH NEWS October 21, 11949 1 Droock Honored At Reception Aaron Droock, two-term past president of the Jewish Com- (Continued from Page One) munity Council, will be honored ary and basically descriptive Zionist term, you do not under- by representatives of the Jewish and non-Jewish communities at stand Israel. a reception in the social hall of Here, too you ...…

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…Israel Army in Maneuvers; Plan Volunteer Border Unit THE JEWISH NEWS-3 Friday, October 21, 1949 Osnos Directs Plans For JDA Conference TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Israel Army during thq past few days carried out the largest - scale maneuvers ever held in this country, it was disclosed. Premier David Ben *Gurion, who also is Israel's defense minister, witnessed the exercises. The Israel Army announced it has decided to create a frontier force to s...…

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…. Our American Heritage The Test Bradley Morison, associate editor of the Minneapolis (Minn.) Tribune, recently wrote a most interesting column for his newspaper under the heading "Wherein Papa Explains FEPC." Morison's question-and-answer col- umn explains FEPC so lucidly that his col- umn deserves wide circulation. One of the country's top editorial writers, Morison has rendered a real service with the following ar- ticle: / - Rise of ...…

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…85,000 Refugees Remain Homeless In Israel Camps LZOA Drive Leader Continued from Page 1 MORRIS L. SHAVER is hon- orary chairman of the Labor Zionist Organ4ation's Feder- ated Campaign, now in pro- gress. The drive is the only fund-raising project for LZOA youth activities and education. Detroit Service Group Meets at Center Nov. 17 Members of the Detroit Serv- ice Group—trade and profession-: al contributors to the 1949 Al- lied Jewish C...…

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…• Beth El YPC Presents Health Bill Discussion Young Adult Community Sharrey Zedek YPS Planzzing Dances Come "Outside with YPS" is the invitation extended to all young people by the Young People's Society of Shaarey Zedek for Sunday, Oct. 23. Square dancing will be fea- tured with Bill Gail's orchestra and with Art Gushen calling. There will be a bon-fire, games and refreshments. Transportation will be pro- vided. Cars will leave Shaarey Ze...…

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…Groups Asked to Select Plan Research Work Conference Delegates On Social Service Brevities NELSON EDDY, eminent American baritone, and THEO- DORE PAXTON, pianist, will be featured in the Masonic Audi- torium concert on Monday eve- ning, Oct.. 24. * * * JACOB KOLLIN FAMILY CIRCLE will hold installation of officers Sunday evening, Oct. 23, at the Detroiter Hotel. Golde Sussman will act as installation officer. The group, of which there are thr...…

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…I Pioneer B & P Meets CARE Kosher Food Parcel People Make News PIONEER WOMEN'S BUSI- N E S S A ND PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER will meet at 8:30 p.m. Commander Joshua L. Gold- Council for Statistics of Jews, berg, CHC, USNR, district chap- •it was announced by Dr. H. S. lain, third Naval District, while Linfield, executive secretary. Dr. on leave will at- Marcus is the Adolph. S. Ochs tend the world professor of Jewish History at c or' f e rence...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS-7 Friday, October 21, 1949 Two Generations at JWF Tea Congregations Plan Receptions for DP's M arriageo PERLMAN - GOODMAN: Sam Coodtman of Blaine Ave., an- nounces the marriage of his sis- ter, Mollie Goodman, to Abe Perlman of Enterprise, Ala. Rab- bi M. J. Wohlgelernter officiated at the Oct. 18 marriage cere- mony at the home of the bride's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zeff Of Parkside Ave. Clara Flam, sister of the brid...…

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…4° e Hadassah Honor Roll Campaign Workers Handling Prospect Slips rtgagernertb Deeply engrossed in their work of making hundreds of telephone calls and handling thousands of prospect slips_are . the general solicitation workers of the Hadassah Honor roll campaign, now nearing its climax. Among the workers in gen- eral 'solicitation are, left to right, above: MESDAMES HARRY ROBINSON, MILTON SOROCK, ABE KATZMAN, SAM SHEKTER, BEN BADER. The d...…

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…Students Betrothed ActiviiieJ in °defy Mr. and Mrs. David Slobin of New York are the guests of . Mr. and Mrs. Max Blatt of Hubbell Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Century and Mrs. Sara Century of Chicago are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Blatt of Outer Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Bene- son of Los Angeles are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,Maxwell Sak of Tuxedo Ave. They are all in Detroit to attend the Bar Mitz- vah.of Martin Blatt. Morton Zieve, son ...…

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…12—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 21, 1949 JNF Ladies Hold Membership Tea W omen al Parents -Announce Trott Activitieo GOODFELLOWSHIP WOMEN'S PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT CLUB urges its members and AUXILIARY will hold its annual friends to attend an open meet- luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, ing Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 25, Oct. 25, at the Jewish Fraternal at Bnai Moshe. Rabbi Moses Club, 11345 Linwood. All pro- Lehrman, will be guest speaker. c...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS-13 ■-■ ••• ■•-■- •TP-V, II-VT Troth Announced ctivitiei in Society Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Martin-M. Butzel of Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Van Zile have returned from White Sulphur Springs, Va. .Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Franklin of Muirland Ave. spent the last week-end in Chicago with members of their family. ' Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gilbert of Arden Park have returned from a motor trip through the New Engla...…

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…Beth E Youngsters Consecrated to Education 14—THE JEWISH NEWS Mt. Clemens Synagogue Elects Elkin President Bnai David Classes Cong. Beth Tephilath Moses of Mt. Clemens elected Max Elkin president at a meeting - in the community room of the syna- gogue. Other officers elected includ- ed: Samuel Kraemer, vice presi-. dent; treasurer, Larry Goldberg, and trustees Samuel Schwartz, Meyer Davis and. Dr. Sam Le- vine. A secretary will be ap-. poi...…

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…S ervices in Monument Unveilings . I. * * Announcement is made of the unveiling of monuments in mem- ory of Eliezer and Betty Eisen- man, late parents of Mrs. Louis Berry and Bernard Eisenman, at 12 noon Sunday, Oct. 23, at Cloverhill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Morris Adler will officiate. Friends and relatives are in- vited to attend the service. * * *- The family of the late Isadore Shacket announces the unveil- ing of a monument in his m...…

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…16—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 21, 1949 JDC to Require $45,000,000 for Program in 1950 PARIS — (J T A ) — The Joint Distribution Committee will re- quire an "absolute minimum" of $45,000,000 to conduct its pro- grams in 1950, it was reported following the conclusion of the week-long conference here of JDC director in 18 European and North African countries. According to Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, JDC European direc- tor, the agency will ha...…

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…5111,111111819911111111111111111111111111111111111111111119111111111111911111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M Danny , Raskin s P S LISTENING T WHAT STARTED OUT to be just an idea to teach his four- year-old daughter how to spell has now developed into one of the most sought-after card games in the nation . . . and Dr. Henry Turkel is receiving much acclaim for still another bit of wizardry on his part . . . Thr...…

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…1 8-TH E JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 21, 1949 Obituaries • BESSIE TASHMA, 61, of 3734 Glynn Ct., died Oct. 10. Rabbi Leizer Levine officiated at fu- neral services at Lewis Bros. Burial, Yiddish Folks • Verein Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Joseph; a son, Sol, and a daughter, Mrs. Meyer DiS- kin. * * * ADOLPH KASTOR, 3452 Edi- son, died Oct. 10. Services were held at Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi Lehrman and Cantor Katzman officiati...…

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…Liners accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates: 8c a word. Minimum charge, $1.00, Classified. Advertisements LIVING QUARTERS For Sale - To Rent Wanted Exchange BEDROOM for working couple or gentle- man. 1955 Blaine, Apt. 27. TY. 4-0794. ATTRACT/VE ROOM in single home of couple for employed gentleman. Excel- lent transportation. NW section. UN. 4-8092: NICE, FURNISHED room for gentleman. :Good...…

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…7 1111.114F Former Detroit Agency Ward Wins Guggenheim Fellowship for Sculpture 20 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 21, 1949 Volunteers Seek Immediate Cash On AM Pledges •l am- Israel's Cultured Independence Shown In Hebrew Encyclopedia While. Israel's fighting men and women were struggling for political independence behind the Haganah lines in Jeru- salem, an equally courageous group of Israelis was fighting Volunteer collectors in...…

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