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…MARCH OF DIMES FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS g 10 HE JENVIS!.71,. vc, S A Weekly Review •- \S) JANUARY 2 - 31 Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspa ► VOLUME XXX—No. 21 27 Stop Nasser to Prevent Gen,oc, .• • . ne Detroit Jewish Chrdnrcte .*'(\ 17100 W. 7 Mile r Proposal of Buffer State In Gaza Area • 35, January 25, 1957 oft ;•. Smolar's Column on Page 2 • Biography of `—Erni Lazarus, rpth r Books ltel:riews on Pages 2 and...…

…Friday, January 25, 1957 -- THE D ETROIT J EWI S H NE Purely Commentary By PHILIP 5LOMOVITZ Emma Lazarus: 'Woman With a Torch' Eve Merriam, herself a poet of marked ability, has written a fine biography, "Emma Lazarus: Woman with a Torch," which has been published by Citadel Press (222 4th, NY 3). Mrs. Merriam has caught the spirit of the great American Jewish poetess, the author of the historic lines, "The New Colossus," the text of which ...…

…ADL Survey Shows Jews Barred from Many White Collar Jobs A Digest of World Jewish Happenings, from Dispatches of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency and Other News Gathering Media. United States NEW YORK—Moses A. Leavitt, executive vice-chairman of the Joint Distribution Committee and member of President Eisenhower's Committee on Hungarian Refugee Relief, reported upon his return from Austria that JDC now spends $450,000 a month on behalf of Hun...…

…Is Dove of Peace in Danger? THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich., YE. 8-9364. Subscription $5 a year, Foreign $6. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1952, at...…

…NEW YORK (JTA) — The board of directors of the Con- ference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, rep- resenting 22 major Jewish or- ganizations throughout the free world, announced that 1,000,000 indemnification claims of vic- tims of Nazi persecution in all parts of the world are still pending against the West Ger- man government. An allocation of $10,009,000 for 1957 to be used in programs of relief, rehabilitation and cul- tural and e...…

…fir 'V Commander Quits Committee for King Saud Bertram Reifkind, comman- der of the Department of the District of Columbia JWV, in a letter to G. M. Thornett, secre- tary of the Washington Board of Commissioners, asked for the "immediate removal" of his name from a Citizens Commit- tee planning a state welcome to Inaugural Bible ........ . . • r o ...e * me thee. aud will i n struct l• I tehaou e i t:b y/at:I iji:YwQl:cmhY will counsel...…

…Graduation for Israel's FifYhting Soldier Girls Mr.7:F:F —International Photo While Israel's soldiers are busy manning positions against surprise Arab attacks and others are withdrawing from the Sinai Penin- sula, - women are training to take their own places in front-line action. This photo was made during "graduation" exercises marking HEADQUARTERS MEXICAN TRAVEL r. ‘ `. t . ; vt HOTEL and AIR RESERVATIONS SIGHT SEEING TRIPS BUL...…

…' 6 Friday, January 25, 1957 E Eisenhower Gets N on-Jews' Appeal in Israel's Behalf $3, 600 Gift for Retarded Children memberships on "specific, geo- NEW YORK (JTA) — De- offer financial support of Presented by Infants Service Group mands United Nations regional de- political" aspects of the Arab- that the United States A check for $3,600, representing the fifth consecutive annual gift from Infants Service Group to the Detroit Associa- tio...…

…"Peanuts for Polio" is the idea behind a planned inva- . sion of Northwest Detroit this Saturday and Sunday by the Jewish War Veterans and its Ladies Auxiliary. Members of both groups will sell the pea- nuts to aid the 195'7 March of Dimes. Talking over the drive are, left to right, LARRY GUBOW, JWV com- mander; LEONARD N. SIM- ONS, board member of the March of Dimes; BERNARD L. HOFFMAN, chairman of the peanut drive; and little BOBBY SITRON. B...…

…• t' - . c' Prof. Eli Ginzberg y t To Address Council r.T.1 Institute on Feb. 10 Dr. Eli Ginzberg will discuss O w trends in American Jewish life -4 as keynote speaker, Feb. 10, at L an Institute arranged by the ir4 Jewish Community Council. In Presidents and delegates of t 330 Jewish organizations affil!- o iated with the Council are ex- pected to attend the conference, • PI in the Auditorium of the Labor 14 Zionist Institute, it was an-...…

…JERUSALEM (JTA)—Lessing Rosenwald praised Israel and the accomplishments of its people after completing a week's tour of the country, but insisted that he was still opposed to Zionism. Rosenwald s t r e s s e d that the anti-Zionist Council for Judaism, ' of which he is a former president, is not anti- Israel. During his visit as a guest of the Government of Israel, Mr. Rosenwald conferred with Pre- mier David Ben - Gurion, who had extended t...…

…Nursery Sessions Set to Music Friday, January 25, 1957 Rabbis Thank Dairy Beth El to Host Guest Lecturers for `Cholev Yisroel' to Feature Classes Twin Pines Farms Dairy this Ministers at 1957 was commended by the Glazer Institute of Adult Institute -week Council of Orthodox Rabbis for A number of distinguised Jewish and non-Jewish leaders will participate in a new and unusual series of courses being offered by the Synagogue Adult Institute,...…

…Directors Council Slates Conference Dr. Glueck Here I Temple Israel Slates Dedication Over 200 instructors in the lom; and an arts and crafts dis- to Spur Campaign Weekend for New Activities Building Detroit area who teach in vari- play by Mrs. Shirley - Magder, Dr. Nelson Glueck president of the Hebrew Union College— Jewish Institute of Religion and world famed archaeologist, will be guest of honor and principal speaker at an Inaugural Lun- ...…

…The Suburban Community I Oak Park Primary Race `Narrows' to 18 Candidates By the Oak-Woodser The race for Oak Park city offices in the Feb. 18 Primary election moved into its final phase this week, as City Clerk Louise Shaw announced that nine candidates for City Coun- cil and eight for Justice of the Peace filed nominating petitions prior to the Monday , deadline. Two for each post have dropped from contention. The contest for both positio...…

…omen's ZEDAKAH CLUB will hold its 34th birthday games party and luncheon at 12:30 p.m., Feb. 4, according to Mrs. Max Elias, p r e s i d e n t. Prizes will be awarded. For information, call Mrs. Leonard Shapiro, chair- man, UN. 3-&806; or Mrs. Harry Katzman, ticket chairman, UN. 2-9428. * * * YOUNG WOMEN'S SISTER- HOOD of Cong. Beth Moses will meet at 8 p.m., Monday, in the home of Mrs. Charles Kief, 4003 W. Buena Vista. A social hour will fo...…

…activities z is octety Mr. Robert Allen Mazer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mazer, of Clements Ave., is now back in Detroit following his dis, charge from the U. S. Marine Corps. During his last year in service, Mr. Mazer, who held the rank of private first class, was assistant to the Jewish chaplain. Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Subar and family, of Grand Rapids, Mich., are residing in their new home at 31 Woodward Lane., S.E., Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mr...…

…• GailMichelson to Wed MaimOnides Auxiliary Begins Donor Planning Norman Woronoff A buffet luncheon will spark MISS GAIL MICHELSON Mr. and Mrs. Henry Michel- son, of 18631 Roselawn, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Gail Gloria, to Nor- man Woronoff, son of Mr. Paul Woronoff and Mrs. Esther Gluck. The bride-elect attends High- land Park Junior College, where she is completing a medical of- fice assistant's course. Her fi- ance is...…

…Onai Bride Activities Miss Seidon Announces JSSB Adopts Firsht-Fiarman Rites June Wedding Date Fee-Charge Policy Planned for Dec. 22 for Counselling The first oneg shabbat of• the adult education committee of the GREATER DETROIT WOMEN'S COUNCIL will be held at 12:30 p.m., Saturday, in the home of Mrs. Al Stein, 20485 Carol. The Bible (Soncino Press edition) will be discussed by Mrs. Morris Serwin. Several se- lections will be rendered by Mr...…

…Miss Newman Plans Sept. 15 Wedding Tales Out of School "The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees of Posterity."—Disraeli By By DIANE SKLAR NANCY FALK Central ' High School MISS NATALIE NEWMAN Dr. and Mrs. -Harry Newman, of Pennington Dr., announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Natalie Pearl, to Richard M. Goldstein, son of Mr. George Goldstein, of Flint, Mich., and the late Mrs. Goldstein. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Univ...…

…Meyer Levin to Speak in Book Review Series Meyer Levin, author of the new best seller, "Compulsion," will be in Detroit on Feb. 6 as the guest of the Sisterhciod of Cong. Shaarey Zedek. He will appear at the Sister- hood's concluding "Book-of-the- Brunch Club" program at 10 a.m., in the synagogue social hall. Mrs. Samuel Croll, chairman of the book review series, states that Mrs. Morris Adler will re- view Levin's new book. The author will sp...…

…Histadrut Sets New Goal to Assist Israel Newcomers Funds contributed to be re- ceived this week by the Detroit Histadrut .Campaign in honor. of Harry Schumer, whose 60th birthday • was celebrated at a. testimonial supper last Thurs- day. Members of all divisions of the campaign have been asked to complete all assignments and to bring ag much cash as pos- sible to a worker's rally sched- tiled for this Thursday evening, at the Labor Zionist In...…

…1 Plant Grove of Trees in Israel Lipsky Says U. S. Jews Troubled by Anti-Israel Moves NEW YORK, (JTA) — Jews in the United States are "deeply troubled by the growing perils that beset Israel," by arrogant speeches made by hostile states in the United Nations, as well as by unchecked and unrebuked aggressions against Israel, Louis Brevities COHEN FAMILY CLUB re- cently installed the following officers: Abe Moss, president; Julius Cohen, se...…

…▪ Perlsiein joins Council's Staff Norman H. Perlstein, former Connecticut newspaperman and leader in New England Jewish organizational life, has been ap- pointed to the staff of the Jew- ish Communityr Council; it was announced by Samuel J. Rhodes, Coun- cil president. Perlstein will will be con- cerned • with the Joint CO/71—* mittee of the Community Council and• the Zionist Council, accord- ing to Boris M. Perlstein Joffe, Council • execut...…

…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charges $1.00, or $2.94 per column inch. CALL VErmont 8-9364 10-ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM FOR working lady with kit- chen privileges, on Glendale. TO 9-0994, LI 1-0121. NICE AIRY room, board considered, very reasonable. Close to trans- portat...…

…17 HOUSES FOR SALE OAK PARK FOREST N. OF 9 MI. W. OF LIVERNOIS HAS EVERYTHING -- PRICED RIGHT Exceptional 3 bedrm. brick bung. on corner lot in neat section. Carpeting, firepl., din. rm., dis- posal, glassed & screened terr. FA oil ht. 2 car gar., excellent ' value at $15,900. GORDON WILLIAMSON CO. .KE 2-3400 19150 GRAND RIVER Oak Pk. - Immed. Poss. OHIO, N. of 6 MILE BEDROOMS-2 BATHS PANELLED LIBRARY Maid's Room and Bath Dishwasher...…

…▪ Oak Pk. - Immed. Poss. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 14450 ELM Go W. on Oak Pk. Blvd. to Elm. bet•. Church and Marlow. New 2 bedrms., pan. den, 2 full baths, - blt. in elec. oven, range and dishwasher. As Little As $5,000 Dn. MELJOY FO 6-4080 FO 6-4081 HOUGHTON - 7 MILE Neat 2 bedrm. tile feats., tablespc. in kit. full bsmt., rec. rm., gas ht., side dr. Only $1,500 dwn. Mr. Young. GROSS REALTY UN 4-3100 13420 W. 7 MILE MEYERS RD., 2050...…

…BY THE BUILDERS OF AMERICAN BEAUTY TRI-LEVEL HOMES proudly present the erk ranch homes a spacious home for gracious living a PHILCO built-in dream kitchen • The glamorous kitchen features a built-in Philco refrigerator, freezer, range and oven. A double sink with vegetable spray and "Waste-King" disposer, an abundance of birch cabinets with lazy susans and "Textolite" work surfaces ... all included at no extra cost., a large, long L-shap...…

…(4 , 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Santa Barbara-Clarita Immed. poss. on Cape Cod, 1 bed- rm. tin. 2 up, 134 baths, screened terr., rec. rm., 2 car gar. Edith Goodman, DI 1-1540, or VE 8-0077. Office open Sun. 10-5 Ask for Mrs. Gladstone Warren Seelye 1-5 GROSS REALTY TY 6-7003 0 910f Linwood Ey OAK PARK 21620 WHITMORE S. 9 MI. . $22,000 includes good carpeting and drapes, 134 baths, 3 comfort- able bedrms., tiled base., solid drive, 55' la...…

…• * Truly a beautiful home. 7 rms., 2 bedrms. up and 1 dn., sprinkling syst. throughout, studio liv. rm., panelled den, gas ht., full base- ment, carpeting, drapes, and stove, only once in a long time is there a chance to buy such well kept home. Mr. Greenberg, TY 8-4300. 11/2 story fa. brk. bung.. 3 bdrms., nat'l firepl., separate din. rm., gas ht., take over 4% mortgage. $16,400. Make offer. Open Sunday 1-5. DI 1-3867. BIRWOOD NR. 6 MILE ...…

…-,r01•14,1111.01/1.1111PIP,rw 4S—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES VARIETY STORE, blond fixtures, $5,000 fixtures free with small in- ventory, clean stock. TE 1-7284. rsi z ESTABLISHED 27 YEARS, cleaners and hand laundry, illness forces sale. 2973 John R., corner Watson. TE 2-8002. r// t.t 50—BUSINESS CARDS ALL CITY MOVING COMPANY 0 El Large, Modern Vans Always Open r• us 0 74 P.4 14948 MEYERS VE. 8-7660 kg* e4Z cd REPAIR, brick, cemen...…

…Jerusalem Internationalizatio n Myths Spreading in Washington By MILTON FRIEDMAN (Copyright, 1956, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) WASHINGTON — The inter- nationalization of Jerusalem and its environs is being urged anew here by Roman Catholic au- thorities. The Catholic Association for International Peace is distribut- ing an 83-page report advocat- ing this aim. Much of the report reflects negatively on Israel. Meanwhile, personal approa...…

…Israel Gets Only Articulate Backing Israel by the laying of irriga- tion pipelines. Now, the offi- cial pointed out, the 90,000 per- manent inhabitants of the area can be helped toward freeing themselves from their perma- nent impoverishment. As for the refugees, who are now "freed of Egyptian intimi- dation,"- they have the oppor- tunity "to think constructively of permanent resettlement, and such plans can be worked out without frustration ...…

…Two Exposes: German Milita rism March II I' t on:A, POLIO mom VOLUME 20—No, 20 and Oppression In Soviet Russia of Jewish Events A Weekly Review Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle 708 David Stott Bldg. — Phone WO. 5 1155 - Detroit, Michigan, January 25, 1952 .kgpt.7 Editorial and Book Review, on Page 4 $4.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Worl • Jewish Leaders Approve Israel's Move ...…

…John Roy Carlson to Address Detroit Zionists Wednesday John Roy Carlson, who be- came famous for his exposes of anti-Semites and more recently attained nationwide prominence again for his book "Cairo to Damascus" in which he tells his experiences in Arab lands, will address the Zionist' Organization of Detroit next Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., at the Shaarey Zedek.. A. C. Lappin, in extending an invitation to all Detroit Jews to hear this address, a...…

…Two Iraqi Jews Hung in Baghdad Israeli Delegates Boycott Sessions of UN in Protest World Jewry this week is mourning the death of two young Jews who were hung in a public square in Baghdad, Iraq, the victims of confessions they were forced to sign after many weeks of brutal torture at the hands of Iraqi authorities. Intervention in the United Nations and by many Jewish or- ganizations, led by the American Jewish Committee, on behalf of the d...…

…As the Editor Views the News , . A Barrier to Be Avoided Weissberg's 'The Accused' Tells of Horrors in USSR German Skin-Changing If there is a person who doubts the cruelty inherent in the Soviet witch-hunts, let him read the shocking expose of Alexander Weissberg's personal story of his imprisonment in Russia which Simon & Schuster have published under the title "The Accused." We especially recom- mend this important volume to the reviewe...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS-5 Friday, January 25, 1952 12 'Experts' in Varied Fields at Federation Women's Division 6th Annual Institute Advertisers exciting country he has ever been in. He recently returned Are Warned from a visit to the Jewish state, where he travelled the length To Repoitt and breadth of the country and talked to people in every walk of life. Racketeers Dr. Alpern, who, with Dr. Yeshivah .Business Group Announces Annual Dinner At th...…

…Community Council to Act Jan. 31 on Budget Conflict With Federation; Offensive Film Is Checked; Expose Pamphlets That Harm Unity The city-wide Jewish Com- program as part of the "Car- munity Council delegate assem- toon Capers" show. A part of bly will be held next Thursday, the film which depicted a 8:30 p.m., at the Dexter-Davison jewfish with a ham sandwich Center. that was being used as bait The meeting, according to Dr. employed stereoty...…

…Nathan Epstein Re-Elected President Of City of Hope Business Men's Group THE JEWISH NEWS-7 Friday, January 25, 1952 Landsmanschaften Form Local Council . NATHAN R. EPSTEIN, newly re-elected president of the De- troit Business Men's Group of the City of Hope, is shown with Gov. G. MENNEN WILLIAMS and Sen. BLAIR MOODY, whom he named honorary members of the Detroit group which services the famed institution at Duarte, Calif. The organization ...…

…Kogan Post, Auxiliary to Donate TV Set to Veterans at Percy Jones 8 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 25, 1952 Dr. Max Arzt to Speak To Seminary Friends Dr. Max Arzt, vice-chancellor of the Jewish Theological Sem- inary of America, will address leaders of the seminary drive conducted c u r- rently by the Detroit sem- inary group, Sunday, at a 40- cocktail. party and reception in his honor being given by Sol Eis- enberg of Adas Dr. Arzt S...…

…CommunitySchools Begin. Registration For Forthcoming Spring Semesters Registration for • the new spring semesters have been announced by the Detroit Jew- ish community's sahools. The Midrasha, college • of Jewish Studies, has already begun reg- istration, while enrollment at •other schools begins this -week for new semesters in February. Midrasha Courses Midrasha opened classes on Ian. 21, but registration is still open. Maintained by the Uni...…

…10—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 25, 1952 Newly-Formed Bnai-David Choir To Make Debut for Music Month DR. SAMUEL H. GOLDEN- to all parts of the country. Simla SON, rabbi-emeritus of Temple 1948 he has addressed 140 con- Emanu-El, New York, has be- gregations under the auspices of Mrs. Philip Helfman, president gun the fifth year of a preach- the Union of American Hebrew of Adas Shalom Sisterhood an- ing mission that is taking him Congrega...…

…Twe ty-First Annual Donor Event of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund of Detroit Tuesday, January 29, 8:15 p.m., at the Masonic Temple rorain The Star Spangled Banner Welcome Jean Jaslove Accompanist, Mrs. Herman Bregman MRS. ALBERT PRAG President, Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish National Fund Report ow: 21st Annual Donor E-vent MRS. SIDNEY RAVIN Chairman, Donor Event MRS. IRVING SCHLUSSEL Greetings President, Detroit ...…

…The all of Fame' of the Jewish Community of Detroit SETTLE A FAMILY $250.00 *Central Overall Supply *Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Brody *Mr. & Mrs. Morris Pollock Mr. & Mrs. Albert Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Ben Klein Mr. & Mrs. Albert Levin, Mr. & Mrs. Yale Levin, and Mr. • & Mrs. Albert Clubock Mr. Charles Milan Mr. & Mrs. Albert Posen Mr. & Mrs. Harry Rott Mr. & Mrs. J. Ross, Mr. & Mrs. R. B. Newman, Mr. & Mrs. A. Newman Mr. & Mrs. M. Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. J...…

…• rs to 1952 Fund -.Raising Project of IN F Ladies' Auxiliary $15.00 rand Cohen ohen Cole kstat er dman rthur Gillman has. Gillman enbaum eenberg oldberg Harris ter plan em rbal Yin Yin vine owitz Alport Scrap & Salvage Co. Aetna Smelting Company Mrs. William Alexander Mrs. S. Alzafon Mrs. B. Burg Mrs. Samuel Black Mrs. Harry Bracllin Mrs. Harry Bright Mrs. A. Brieker Mrs. Lou Bigelman Mrs. S. Baukle Mrs. Eddie Baxter Mrs. Israel Burnstein...…

…Donor to 21st manual JNF Donor Event G (Cont'd) Mrs. Anna Grober Mrs. William A. Genser Mrs-, Ben R. Girton • Mrs...Kenneth Gerber Mrs. Ben Ginsburg Mrs. Fannie Gould Mrs. Sarah Greenberg Mrs. Joe Guterman Mrs. S. W. Goldberg Mrs. K. Gedalka Mrs.. Lipman Gerber Mrs. Alex H. Gerson • Mrs. B. Geyer Mrs. Chas. A. Ginsberg Mrs. A. Gittleman Mrs. Max Gladstone Ali's. David Glanzrock Mrs. M.. Glazer Mrs. Irving Gold Mrs. Sam Gold Mrs, Bella Goldber...…

…Detroit Chapter Hosts Chicago BBYM Groups omen Citth Activilleo SHOLEM ALEICHEM INSTI- TUTE, Women's Division, will hold a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p.m., Saturday, at the home of Mrs. J. Gosman, 3287 Richton. Moshe Haar will re- view Alfred Kazin's "Walker in the City." Friends are invited. * * * DRAMATIC GROUP, Music Study Club, will meet at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Benjamin Fishman, 5441 W. Outer Dr. A . program is plan...…

…16—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 25, 1952 Miss Mitzie Lelchook Will Wed Serviceman Announcement is made by .Mr. and Mrs. George Lelchook of 2564 Elmhurst of the engage - MISS MITZIE LELCIIOOK • . ment of their daughter, Mitzie, to Pvt. Morris Zucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Malkin of Pingree Ave. Foster Mothers Form Drive Contact Group "How do we tell the public of the need for additional. foster homes?" was the key question at a meet...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS-17 Friday, January 25, 1952 citytheJ in Soddy Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jacobs of Glynn Court were hosts to their mother and father, Mr. and Mrs: J. Feldstein of Birmingham, Ala., their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis, also of Birmingham; their sister and brother-in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. Sam Frankel of Toledo, 0.; and to Miss Helen Wertheimer of New York City; all on the occasion of their son, Marvin's, wed- din...…

…Betrothal Announced - Turover Aid Society Holds 42nd Banquet 18—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 25, 1952 Engagement Told The Turover Aid Society will celebrate its 42nd anniversary at its annual banquet at 6 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 27, at the Turover Temple, 12129 Dexter. Newly-elected officers of the organization, one of the oldest charitable groups in Detroit, in- cludes Sol Rubin,. president; Julius Honeyman and Isaac W e i ri• e r, vice - ...…