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August 24, 1951 • Page Image 1

…HE JEWISH E 'Don't Question . My Loyalty!' Non-Jewish Backer of Israel Challenges Anti-Zionist Jews A Weekly Review 'Basic Cures for Anti-Semitism': Milton Steinberg's Posthumously Published Essays of Jewish Events Read Commentator's Column on Page 2 Story on Page 2; Editorial Pag - 4 Michigan's Only English - Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 19—No. 24 708 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit...…

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…Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ A Bouquet to Maryland's Governor: A Rebuke to the Panic-Stricken This week's bouquet for courage goes to Governor Theodore R. McKeldin of Maryland who has called the bluff of the Baltimore Chapter of the American Council for Judaism on the question of loyalties and American support for Israel. Baltimore is reputed to have one of the strongest chapters of the anti-Zionist Judaism Council. Its president, c...…

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…Sonneborn Commends U. S. Jewry on Devotion to Israel Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News JERUSALEM — A tribute to American Jews and their devo- tion to the cause of Israel was paid Tuesday by Rudolph Son- neborn, national co-chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, speaking in the general debate of the 23rd World Zionist Con- gress. Mr. Sonneborn praised the role of the welfare funds which he said had raised $600,000,000 for the UJA fr...…

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…As the Editor Views the News ... Ile Who Betrays . . The London Jewish Chronicle reprints the following striking item from its issue of Aug. 1, 1851 (Ab 3, 5611) : To Further the Development of Israel R3,- 4 ?to Z r o misT 146 1 'Pe- hi -„ s- August co046 - a- A Jewish officer, to curry favor with N poleon, baptised himself. Relying on the privi- leges he fancied he should acquire by em- bracing the religion of the majority of the Frenc...…

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…NT A Mission Leaves for Israel To Study Country's Future Needs Abdullah Slain To Muffle Memoirs M. W. Berinstein Dr. J. J. Schwartz E. M. M. Warburg NEW YORK, (JTA)—A special three-man mission representing the United Jewish Appeal, left for Israel for a 10-day series of conferences and surveys on long and short-range programs for immigration and absorption of refUgees. The mission is composed of Edward M. M. Warburg, general chairman of the ...…

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…Tobin Gives ORT Accolade for Work Maurice J. Tobin, United States Secretary of Labor, fol- lowing a trip to Israel, made the following comments, after visiting the Jerusalem ORT trade school with the American Ambassador to Israel, the Amer- ican Consul in Jerusalem and - Congressman Augustine B. Kel- ley, of Pennsylvania: "I was inter- ested in ORT because it dem- Onstrates in a very practical way the con- structive work voluntary agen- cies ...…

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…New Charge Hurled at Maclver: 4 111outhings Those of a Fr. Coughlin' A bitter note was injected in the controversy over the Mac- Iver Report in the demand by "Cross-Section U.S.A.," a pri- vately circulated Jewish news- letter, that the report of Prof. Robert M. Maclver of Columbia University be thrown out. Charging Prof. Maclver with "prejudiced views of Jews," Al- len Lesser, editor and publisher of "Cross-Section U.S.A.," de- clared in las...…

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…8—THE JEWISH NEWS Hadassah Leaders Planning Our Letter Box Active Program for 1951 Wayne U. Institute Praised by Lachover Leaders hi the Detroit Chapter, of Hadassah, which is this year celebrating its 40th anniversary are standing, left to right: Mesdames SAUL R. LEVIN, administration vice-president; MILTON PR AG, membership vice-president; BEN MOSSMAN, fund-raising vice-president; HARRY LANDSMAN, program vice-president; PHILIP BROUDO, pro...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS-9 Friday, August 24, 1951 Societv Adivitleo Recent guests of Omena Inn, at Omena, Mich., were Dr. and and Mrs. Alvin August and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Benach, Mrs. Celia Burnstein, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Baron and son, Mr, Ernest Braun, Mr. and Mrs. Bragman, Flint; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blumenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bright, L. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. D. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Epstein, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore...…

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…Brandeis Universitv History Written By Its Founder, r. Israel Goldstein 10 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 24, 1951 Miss Rita Kramer veterinary licenses for the To Wed Ted Pollack school. Begun as the Einstein Foun- At a recent dinner party, Mr. dation for Higher Learning, the and Mrs. A. Kramer of Cherry- idea promulgated by Dr. Gold- lawn Ave. announced the en- stein and a group of co-sponsors had wide support and editorial endorsemen...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS - 11 Friday, August 24, 1951 in Society Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enggass, of Cumberland Way, have re- turned from an eight week stay in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Frank, daughter, Ann, and son, Will- iam, of Wildemere Ave., left for a two-week motor tour through the East. Miss Marcia Ermann, of Merton Rd., and niece, Claire Ull- man, of Cincinnati, 0., have returned from a Saguenay River cruise. Miss Ullman will remain h...…

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…'The Not So Mysterious Mufti': Master String-Puller, Ex-Mufti Aims at World Conquest; String Of Murders Lessens Opposition By RUTH KARPF (Copyright, 1951, American Jewish Press. All rights reserved), Clover Lodge to End Season on Labor Day Detro . -;ervice Group, Allied Campaign Agency, To Hold Second Stag Day at Franklin. Hills Labor Day will climax the season's activities at Lesser's Clover Lodge, Omena, Mich. Many guests at- tending e...…

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…P_ 0 S ir :9 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111U1111111MIIIIIM Danny Raskin's LISTENING IN LOS ANGELES, last week, former Detroiter Herman Abramson, was given a testi- monial dinner on his 65th birth- day by the employees of the steel company he has done so much to help build . . Called upon to say a few words, after listening to the affair chair- man'...…

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…• O 14-THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 24, 1951 Obituaries ALFRED GERFEN, 2635 Cort- Jack Gordon; 2 grandchildren. * * land, died Aug. 17. Services were JESSIE SILVER, 39, of 18039 held at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Moses Lehrman and Cantor J. Hartwell, died Aug. 19. Services H. Sonenklar officiating. He were at Lewis Brothers, with Dr. leaves his wife, Sarah; sister, B. B. Glazer officiating. Survived Mrs. Max Luria. Interment, Nu- by her husba...…

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…I Classified Advertisements Liners accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates: 8c a word. Minimum charge, $1.00 Call WOodward 5-1155 LIVING QUARTERS Wanted - Exchange For Sale - To Rent LIVING QUARTERS For Sale To Rent Wanted Exchange YOUNG COUPLE wants apartment. flat or terrace in NW section. UN. 4-5765. REFINED WIDOW desires to share apart- ment with couple, all privileges. TR. 3-0674. DESP...…

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…Zionists D bale U. S. Jewry's Fut u Goida Myerson Repudiates Silve•'s Attack; Congress Debates Manpower Issue JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Basic conflicts within the Zionist movement were highlighted in a dramatic debate between Dr. Abba Hillel Silver of Cleveland and Israel's Labor Minister, Mrs. Golda Myerson. Dr. Silver, who mixed sharp criticism of the Israel govern- ment with appeals for unity warned the Israel government it Would have to face mo...…

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