…Community's Investment in. Social Services CIE A Weekly Review ISH NE S Beginning Today: Bible Picture Story of ~~~ of Jewish Events - ELISHA —Page 20 —Pages 12-13 VOLUME 12—NO. 15 2114 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Michigan, December 26, 1947 34 — 22 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Shertok Demands Full Facilities For Self-Defense In Palestine UN Group to Meet Jan. 7; 2 Nations Name Members LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)—The first mee...…
…THIRTY-TWO YEARS COPY DEADLINE OF SERVICE TO HRONICLE S in Fury Zion's Fighting MO IS 12 NOON DETROIT JEWRY ON MONDAYS Vol. 49, No. 51, ,,,,frata,, 52 Friday, December 26, 1947 10c a Copy jy p> ).` 'fear z,?' o' Mobilize Dynamic Helen Waren to launch 30 Areas Drive of Detroit Histadrut Jan. 4 for UJA ATLANTIC CITY, (JTA) A "plan of operation" set- ting up campaign machinery gi,anketing the entire coun- ITT y and mobilizing all...…
…Page Two Friday, Deceinter 26; I94r NEWS United High School Is Example Professor Haber Adviser Of Good Educational Cooperation Named On DP Problems Article Nine In a Series By RUTH MIRIAM LEVINE Cooperating to the fullest degree in providing higher ed- ucation for the graduates of the Yiddish Schools, the Farband, Workmen's Circle and Sholom Aleichem Schools sponsor the United Jewish High School (Mittelschule.) This year, 32 students atte...…
…Friday, Deeember 21 I94 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE rage Two British Shirk Job Realty Leader (Continued from Page 1) paid lip service to the Jewish National Home while cutting the very foundations from under it, and had treated the Jews half way decently, they could have had a self-sufficient, independent ally in the Near East. • • • suggested for service on the Federation board with Charles N. Agree, campaign leader for the architects' se...…
…THE friday, DePemba! 26,, 1944i7 oqygis,ft Doge 'Three NEWS 50 Negev, JordanV alley Colonies Cleared forAction (;) Agency Refutes Rumors Of Haganah-Irgun Merger caster asked "how did Jewish de- (Continued from Page 1) Soviet Deputy Foreign Min- fense arms get into the hands of ister Andrei A. Gromyko said Arab bands?" It said that the two in a United Press interview last dead Arabs were well known week that "somebody is incit- leaders ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, December 26, 1947 0 Page Three Strictly Confidential Why Is Un-American Body Silent on .Bigots? By PH1NEAS J. BIRON WHY DOES THE un-American " Activities Committee remain silent about Gerald L. K. Smith, powerful, richly financed pro-Fasc- ist, anti-Semitic leader? . . . And what about Joe Kamp and his anti-Semitic "Constitutional Edu- cation. League"? • • • LOUISE WATERMAN WISE, Rabbi Stephen's wife, w...…
…Page , Four As the Editor Views the News THE'JEWIS'H NtWS Disturber of the Peace fund raising effort. - We are challenged by a $250,- 000,000 obligation. Let us meet the - challenge with the dignity and honor befitting the historic period in which we are privileged to live. The Jewish community will, in the coming weeks, commence the forma- tion of machinery and the mobiliza- tion of manpower for the fulfillment of our share of the obl...…
…Friday, December 26. 1947 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE r age r von `Voice of the Mufti, but Arms of .. . Detroit Jewish Chronicle Published Weekly by Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc., 548 Woodward, Detroit 26, Mich., CA. 1090 SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 Per Year, Single Copies, 10c; Foreign, $5.00 Per Year entered as Second-clan mattes March 3. 1916, at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879 ROBERT KRAUSE, Business M...…
…TH.E ,JEIWISH .NEW$,, Friday, December 26, 1947 Histadrut's Constructive Efforts Called 'Zion Core' Page Five World Congress Biggest Story of the Year To Meet Feb. 15 Five Newspapermen, Ballenger In Switzerland Give Opinions on Radio Sunday Maurice Samuel Acclaims Self-Restraint of Haganah and "The Biggest Story of the ator, the participants in the pro- Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president, Urges Ten-Fold Increase in Activities to Make Jewish Y...…
…Friday, December 26, 1947 The Voice of the Zionist Youth Unit Formed Man in the Street Here to Spur Study of Eretz Photos by JACK BIGELMAN TIME: Thursday afternoon. PLACE: Dexter and Webb. QUESTION: What do you think of Dr. Goldberg's sugges- tion that the dowry be restored in order to facilitate marriages among young people? Page live DETROIT JEWISH, CHRONICLE Heads VHS Group Hadassah, Masada Launch Campaign Groups Seek $1,650 to Aid ...…
…THE Page Six `Plan of Operation' Mapped For $250,000,000 Campaign JEWISH Friday, December 26, 1947 NEWS I Yiddish Musical iShertok Charges British On Wednesday Jeopardize UN's Decision The latest musical production Legion be removed NEW YORK, (JTA)—Charging Four-Point Program Outlined by Isidore Sobeloff at Historic of the Yiddish stage, "His Bride's Britain with failure to cooperate country. Honeymoon," will be featured as Session; ...…
…Friday, December 26, 1947 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Six . . . Sandra Brown and Carole and regard this ignorance as Lichterman put on their cooking Army Culls Haber something to be pitied." caps, and perked up the idea Incidentally you can hear Al Mary-Go-Round of a Bowling Party, the night of every weekday aft. over WJLB. the 27th, at the Great Lakes You can also attend his Ilip. Bowling Center. . . Sunday aft, ster's house party every ...…
…Yehudith Simchonith To Address Annual PWO Donor Event Page Seven THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 26, 1947 Nobel to give Second Lecture on Ra-Ma-Hal zatto by Morris Nobel, a member of the staff of the United Hebrew Schools at 9 p. in. Saturday even- ing, Dec. 27, in the auditorium of The Hebrew-speaking public is the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. invited to the second in a series Luzzatto, known as RaMaHal, of lectures on Moses Hayim Luz- died ...…
…Page Seven DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, December 19, 1047 BNAI BRITH HIGHLIGHTS ADL to Spur German Reeducation Where and When Women Meet PISGAH CHAPTER Mrs. Lewis H. Manning, Pres., UN. 3-8996. Meet every 4th Monday at the Bnai Moshe Synagogue. DETROIT LODGE CHAPTER Mrs. Morris Tack, Pres., UN. 2-8996. Meeting 2nd Tues- day of each month at the Beth Aaron Synagogue. EAST SIDE CHAPTER Mrs. Jeanette Sheplow, Pres., TI'. 7-2126. Meet 2...…
…Ard"........ - ,Page Eight T.HE-.,JEWISH NEWS‘' Congregational News ..040:407.0.. Friday, December 26, 1947 Services - in Our Synagogues To Open New Pontidc Synagogue on Jan. 15 TEMPLE ISRAEL, Lecture Hall, Art Institute: Friday, Jan. 2, 8:30 p. m. , Rabbi Leon Fram will preach on "Palestine: The Land That Produced. Mohammedanism." Stuart Bratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bratt, will celebrate his Bar. Mitzvah. Mr. and Mrs. Bratt will ...…
…Friday, December 26, 1947 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Eight ,_9n the • n Realm, ol 4..ocal Society Joyce Weiss Feted at Pre-Nuptial Affairs Married at Temple Beth El Sylvia Mackey to Wed Minnesotan Sunday Centerpieces of garden deco- rations and bride and groom miniatures of wax candle adorn- ed the tables at a dinner and miscellaneous shower given in honor of Joyce Weiss by Mes- dames Morris Rosenbaum, Jo- seph Dorfman, Milton Br...…
…Dr. Glazer Urges Jewish Ethics as Community Guide UHS Auxiliary Opens Membership Tea Series Outlines Work of Infernal Relations Committee at Council Dinner Meeting; Prof. Haber Asks Greater Interest In 'Affairs at Our Own Doorstep' Attempts by organized com- munity groups to strengthen the ethical values in Jewish life are "grounded in a healthy attitude and are rooted in the background of Jewish history and in the ac- ceptance of Jewish re...…
…Page Nine DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Frisky, December 26, 1947 Frances Benjamin Bridal Performed At a candlelight ceremony Sunday in the Lee Plaza Hotel. Frances Benjamin, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Benjamin of Burl- ingame avenue and the late Mr. Benjamin, became the bride of Edward Perlmuter, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Max Perlmuter. Rabbi Morris Adler officiated. Mrs. Paul Brickman of Chi- cago, sister of the bride, was her only attendent....…
…Page Ten THE"4!EiWI,S,H NEWS .: • • • • chytheJ I in Society Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enggass of Cumberland Way have as their: guest her nephew and niece, Mr. and ,Mrs. Joseph Bernstein (Helen Bienenstock) of New York. • Mr. and Mrs. Miller Weisman of Cincinnati are spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman of Suffolk Dr. Mary Brown, who attends Simmons College in Boston, arrived on Sunday to spend the holidays with her...…
…• ITIIAIT Page Ten Honeymooning in Florida Friday, December 19, 1941 JEWISH CHRONICLE Betrothal Is Announced WOMEN' S CLUBS GeorgejScotti will provide en tertainment for the Sheruth League's donor luncheon to 'be , held Jan. 20 at the Hotel Book Cadillac. Another highlight will be a fashion show by Sax-Kay Mrs. Gerald Sucher is chairman' of the affair, assisted by Mrs. Louis Sokoloff and Mrs. Marvin Stearn, ticket chairmen, and lrs. Mar...…
…Page Eleven THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 26, 1947 M arriageo In Women's Division Spotlight: Charming Mrs. Max R. Frank Leads Women of Federation Recent Bride Women's Clubs DETROIT WOMEN'S SERV- ICE CLUB held a Hanukah grab bag party Dec. 15. Mr. Rosen spoke on the meaning of Hanu- kah. A New Year's party will be given at Rosenberg's. Pros- * * * pective members are invited to While the president of the brings the same thoroughness ...…
…Page !levee DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, December 26, 1941 BY THE 51 . MIAMI E EACH 5H0PS*THEATRE S 75(zq .. 1-`A` 11 DI IAA Y ON Teti uttAN Al , ` BOOKLET FREE tvin110TEL St, SMART NORTH REACH HOTEL On Fashionable Ocean Promenade. Cock- tail Lounge, Continental Dining Room. Private Beach and Cabana Club. . . R. B. Wyatt, Mgt. A. Halperin, Pres. ...*-1...," . HOTEL 65.', • l, i • A ilt . j . ....{00.14-10 num., . • lu...…
…• Page Twelve THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 26, 1 THE DENO l JEWISH CO 4 MTh SERVICES FOR ITS CHILDREN LIE IN FOUR MAIN AREAS: Health: Jewish Education . . . He Community Chest, Allied Campaign Support Children's Service Agencies Part of the building of a community is . the preparation of its children for tomorrow's citizenship, and Detroit's Jewish community has long recognized the importance of making possible healthy, well-balan...…
…Friday, December 24, 1947 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE -------- Page Twelve At Latin Quarter Northwests Cantor Product of Grand Opera and theArmy from 1940 to 1946 in Africa, Eng- Described by London papers • the continent in a as a singer who "belongs to the land and tank division. first flight of European bari- Slavensky has sung over the tones," Pavel Slavensky is now Palestine and Egyptian radio. known as one of Detroit's leading Cantors....…
…- THE JEWISH- NEWS Page Thirteen TM' INVESTS IN TOMORROW filth . . . Recreation . . . Foster Homes Jewish Education: In addition to Hebrew and Yiddish language studies, pupils in Detroit Jewish educatioi agencies learn early the beautiful traditions be- hind the Jewish holidays. Here a group of boys and girls attending kindergarten at The Sholem Aleichem School declaim the Hanukah story. Other community-supported schools which, like Shol...…
…Page Thirtees DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, December 26, 1947 was responsible for nine points, and, as usual, was the team's Our Athletes sparkplug. Taub couldn't seem to miss against Mackenzie and racked up 19 points before the final gun sounded. Central is faced with the prob- lem of rolling up a comfortable league lead before mid-year graduation rolls around. At that time, both Taub and Rothstein will receive diplomas. By FRANK BECKMA...…
…Page Fourteen THE JEWISH NEWS New Meanings for 'DP' Detroit Women Tell Reaction To Impressive UJA Parley ORT Games Party Jan. 12 By MRS. ROBERT S. DREWS From Dec. 12 to 15, five Detroit women—leaders in our community—were in Atlantic City. They were not there to seek pleasure—they were there to seek new goals of endeavor for a great cause—United Jewish Appeal. This was not their first attendance at a national confer- ence—but "something"...…
…Friday, December 24, 1847 DETROIT JEW)S0 CHRONICLE Page Fourteen Chronicle Want Ads ,Bring Reiults . MISCELLANEOUS- TRANSPORTATION entail. I 'RI VIM l to leis Angeles Jam ith. 11447 II AVE it repaired! No Joh too ,...pin,s, 1,,,,,,,shoil Lamp.. weaning , a 11111 Ing Sham Take two. e 'tin Kg. TO. k. Call yv appliances, etc. Mid expenses. UN. 1.635x. --o- 5.2107. Hu I.Anut Company's IV 0 11 II Growth Lauded BEST HE T. The attainment of ...…
…I ii- klay,,..Pecemb?r 26, 1947 ActivitieJ in Socieiv Bride-elect Frances Freedman was honored at a luncheon, given Dec. 20 by her future mother-in-law, Mrs. Morris Lipshaw, at her home on Griggs Ave_ Miss Sylvia Mackey of Woodingham Dr. has returned from Minneapolis and St. Paul, where she was a guest of her fiance's family and relatives. While there she was entertained by her aunt, Mrs. J. Shaeffer, and cousin, Mrs. E. Firestone, Mrs. R...…
…?age - PtItees CHRO.NtEbB DIT11014 friday, Eltsunkos 21 .1, 194 016.11i IFS% VilltS BARBARA ADELE MALA- T. Speak at Center In loving memory of our dear MUD, two-year-old daughter of son, Lt.' Arthur J. Osborne, who Samuel and Reba Malamud, passed away one year ago, died Dec. 16. Services were at Hebrew Benevolent Sbeiety. Dec. 18, 1946. (Continued from Page 3) lUnroolnO hero without you, Other survivors are a brother Inure you more oath da...…
…Page 'Sixteen THE JEWISH NEWS 12th Street Council Center Marks Third Anniversary HAROLD WEISS, director of the 12th St. Council Center, is shown receiving canned food for SOS from members of the junior department during the Center's anniversary celebration. Left to right the juniors are: MARSHALL SUGAR, TERRY MARKMAN, MAR- SHALL KALLEN, DAVID WISENBERG, ARNOLD BERLIN and HOWARD SOMBERG. N.Y. Rabbis Oppose School Festival Rites As Liberty V...…
…galImpli.10,111PAIWASIIM11100410411411M MIIMMIZif +Mfg: 11. ...ay, December 26, 1917 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Sixteen 12th Street Council Center Celebrates Third Anniversary Shown is an exterior view of the 12th Street Council Center at Blaine avenue and 12th street. Founded through the efforts of Jewish Center mothers' club and the National Council of Jewish' Women, the Center recently marked its third anniversary. Tel Guiborirn G...…
…Friday, December 26, 1947 Tribute to Mrs. Wise, Address On Freedom Battle at AJC Fete Great Fund-Raising Increases Reported was the reciting of the traditional Benschen — the blessing after meal — in Hebrew and English by Mrs. Morris Adler. Mrs. Samuel Green, president, presided at the luncheon meet- ing and Mrs. Charles R Fein- berg introduced Mr. Wise. The financial report was given by Mrs. S. Katkin. Mrs. Sam. Her- man presented the memb...…
…Page Eighteen Friday, December 26, 1947 THE JEWISH NEWS through the names of members of the division, there are hun- dreds which may not be familiar to one committee woman, while another knows these persons well, and, in many cases, the means of identification of an individual may approximate the conversa- Committee on Committees: Federation Committee Members Must Have Wide Acquaintance By MRS. SIDNEY H. MARWIL "Oh, sure, you remember h...…
…mmatimmoutimuluommommialummituttitummumoommommumumuulluommuumoomutionitittinuinitionimmal Youth Hilites Danny Raskin's By LISTENING S ir r =_- Alice Jean Harris YOUTH SPEAKS The Youth Speaks forum pre- sented this month at Shaarey Zedek was a triumphant success. Danny Oppenheim and Charlotte Arkin of Temple Israel held up the affirmative side, of the ques- tion: "Are our Schools Educating for a Democratic Way of Life?" Jerry Bronson a...…
…Page 'Twenty Friday, December 26, 1947 THE JEWISH NEWS Ilictuve Stodries from the Bibtal 1 ".9 HEN ELIJAH'S EARTHLY WORK WAS DONE AND HE KNEW THAT GOD WAS ABOUT TO TAKE HIM UP 70 HEAVEN, HE SET OUT FROM GILGAL WITH YOUNG ELISHA, WHO WAS TO TAKE OVER HIS WORK ••••••••• ' HEN THEY CAME TO THE RIVER JORDAN ELIJAH TOOK HIS MANTLE,ROLLED IT TOGETHER AND STRUCK THE WA.TERS. A. MIRACLE ma.pppNeo- THE RIVER PARTED, AND THE TWO HOLY MEW PASSED OV...…
…r 1114deva;:fOiceinibet'26;1947. Page Twenty-one ;, THE JEWISH NEWS, NOMINATIONS FOR SERVICE GROUP DIVISIONS In accordance with the by-laws of the Food Service Council, Professional Division and Real Estate and Building Council of the Detroit Service Group, the report of the Nominating Committee of each division is hereby given public notice, prior to the election of officers which will take place in January. Date and place will be announc...…
…Page-Twenty-hv'o TAtJ LIVES OF OUR TIMES ONE- a THE FOREMOST MODERN PAINTERS Of OUR TIMES IS THE RUSSIAN-BORN N Fostlymeseinuerecuissiz. v■ st 0.6.1,4 9, NORMAN sa SOL NO08., MARC CI-IAGALL • M RHODA 9 SIMON THE NEXT FOUR YEARS IN PARIS SAW CHAGALL EXPANDING HIS TREATMENT OF SUBJECTS AND COLORS UNTIL HE WON RECOGNITION WITH °THE VILLAGE AND WHICH CRITICS CALLED"BOLD SURREALISM': BORN IN 1887 IN THE JEWISH GHETTO, MARC WANTED TO BE...…
…In MONUMENTS By Karl C. Berg owner Max Wrotslaysky Monument Works Distinctive Monuments Reasonably Priced 3201 JOY ROAD Corner Wildemere TYler 6-0196 IRA hAUFMAN 7.10 CHAPEL AND PARLORi---- %H• DEXTER BOULEVARD TYLER 7-4520 LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up to 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 6c a word. Minimum charge 60c. MRS. BESSIE WEISS, 77, died Dec. 16. Funeral services were held at the Hebrew Benevolen...…
…$25,000,000 Needed at Once! Detroiters Urged to Finish Payment on 1947 Pledges An urgent plea to Detroit Jews to pay the balances out- standing on their pledges to the 1947 Allied Jewish Campaign was sent out this week by the Jewish Welfare Federation, in response to the unanimous decision of community leaders at the Dec. 15 session of the United Jewish Appeal that twenty-five million dollars are needed urgently and imme- diately by the UJA ...…
…I S Detroit Service Group's Nominating A Ballots — Weekly Revkw Honor Roll of Detroit SOS Workers Jewish Events' " —Page 6 Page 8 22 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, I Oc 34 Detroit 26, Michigan, Decetrtber 19, 1947 2114 Penobscot Bldg., VOLUME 12—NO. 14, The. 1948 UJA Goal: Probabte Detroit '• Special Wire to The Jewish News By MEYER F. STEINGLASS UJA Publicity Director . • „ ; 7 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..--7More than 1,300 J...…
…ethst3-11,t ...TauriAhs THIRTY-TWO YEARS COPY DEADLINE IS 12 NOON OF SERVICE TO DETROIT JEWRY C H 49, No–Oa g R 11:111 52 3 Responses to New State NI ON MONDAYS C Friday, December 19, 1917 10c a Cor ..).• 44 eA 0 16 , ty .ear " 4'3 c " 14 0J UJ A Seee, 250 Millions Jet/. ► Ask Ouster of Arab Unit (;(tIletl by D e ath '48 Quota Raised to Aid State ATLANTIC CITY (WNS) — The sum of $250,000,000 — the highest quota ever at...…
…Page Two Detroiter Tells 'Grand, Glorious' Satisfaction of Foster Motherhood One Detroit foster mother has found the experience of giving a home to other people's children so satisfying that she wants the Jewish Social Service Bureau's Children's Department to let other people know about her happiness in the experience. Mrs. L. Baskin of 4086 Humphrey wrote to Goldie Goldstein, case consultant for the department, after reading appeals for ho...…
…• Avrunin Gets lop Federation Post; Shaw Named Assistant,,Director Bevin Refuses to Support UN Commons Hears Rebuff to Nations Friday, December 19, DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Two Two top appointments to the staff of the Jewish Welfare Fed- eration were announced this week by Julian II. Krolik, presi- dent. William Avrunin, director of the East Central States Region of the ,Council of Jewish Federa- LONDON (JTA)—The British governmen...…
…Page Three THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 19, 1947 UJA to Send 50 American Observers to Palestine O Arabs Hit Negev Pipeline; Southern Palestine Thirsts (Special Cable to The Jewish News) JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Negev waterline was punc- tured several times and settlerS in southern Palestine are in dire need of water. A Haganah unit surprised an Arab band which was pre- paring an attack on Jewish settlements near the Yarkon River between ...…
…Page Three DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, December 19, 1947 Strictly Confidential Report Arabs • Seeking Aid of Gen. Anders By PIIINEAS J. BIRON. THERE ARE UGLY RUMORS that the Arab League is negotiating with Anders, the Polish general, for assistance in fighting partition in Palestine Militarily. Anders' army is in England at full war strength, subsidized by Bevin. It is eager and ready to be shipped to Palestine. Gen. Anders is repor...…
…Page Four As the Editor Views the News . `Casual Street Rioters' Mother Rachel: 'Welcome Home' "The verdict finally arrived at by the United Nations, after the most patient effort of investigation and fair adjudication, repre- sented a kind of rough balance of these rights and wrongs. It represented, more profoundly, a conviction that where only a rough balance was possible at best, the issue had to be re- turned to the actual political and...…
…Frida: Friday, December 19, 1917 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Pour Detroit Jewish Chromcle • • • ' On Ice Photos Published Weekly by Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc., 548 Woodward, Detroit 26, Mich., CA. 1040 TIME: PLAIT SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 Per Year, Single Copies, 10c; Foreign, $5.00 Per Year 3, 1879 Post Office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 1916, at the Bettered as Second-class mattes March 3. Business Manager ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 19, 1947 UM. Support, Increased JNF Work Pledged Here Zuckerman to Speak For LZOA Thursday Harold Weisman Appointed Shekel Chairman for ZOD Delegates From 123 Organizations Resolve to Make United Jewish Appeal Supreme Effort in 1948 and to Double Activation for Palestine Land Purchases More than 400 delegates, representing 123 Congregations, landsmanshaften, social and educational groups and Zionist organ...…
