…JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review VOL. 8, NO. 19 34.40, 22 Detroit 26, Mich. of Jewish Events January 25, 1946 10c; $3 Per Year $2,000,000 Drive Launched to Save European Jewry They Can Smile Again: Orphaned by Nazi brutality and enslaved in peat pits, this sister and brother are two of many thousands rescued and resettled in the Jewish National Home with the aid of the United Palestine Appeal. UPA fundS will help them adjust to their new ...…
…41 111!F‘ 'Page Two Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ THE BUDGETING "SCARE" When the Council of Jewish Federa- tions and Welfare Funds meets in De- troit in February, the issue of major im- portance that will be presented for the consideration of- the delegates will be the proposal for. the establishment of a Na- tional Advisory Budgeting Service. • - Because this proposal has aroused so much ill feeling 'in the past few months, it 'is...…
…Friday, Uanuary 25, 1946 Partition of Palestine Aired In Transjordan Statehood Separation of Arab Portion of Zion to Become Linked to New Sovereign. Nation Discussed; 'Would NOT Make Solution of Jewish Problem More Difficult' LONDON, (JTA)—The expected British recommendation that Transjordan become a sovereign indepedent state was made by Foreign Secretary Bevin in an address before the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization, l...…
…Page Four THE JEWISH NEWS As the Editor Views the News "They That Dwell in MY House . .." Another Stab in the Back British Foreign Secretary Bevin's pledge that Transjordania—historically a part of Palestine and known as Ever Hayarden, the other side of the Jordan—will be declared an independent state, represents another stab in Jewry's back. It means another vote detrimental to Jewish interests in the council of the United Nations Organi...…
…Federations Parley Here Will Plan Broad Program General Assembly at Statler Feb. 8- I I to Deal With Reconversion, Refugees, Budget Financing, Care of Aged, National Budgeting Issue With unprecedented needs overseas and major readjust- ments at home, "Planning for 1946" will be the theme of the 1946 General Assembly of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds. A record attendance from all parts of the United States and Canada will...…
…Page Six THE JEWISH NEWS Mir Eyes on Detroit and Milwaukee! r City of 30,000 Jews Seeks Half of Detroit's ILIA Goal Milwaukee,. a Strong Zionist Community, Has One Third of Detroit's Jewish Population, Yet Has $1,000,000 United Jewish Appeal Campaign By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MILWAUKEE, Wis.—Nearly two weeks before Detroit Jewry officially launched its $2,000,000 drive for the United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine, ...…
…Friday, January 25, 1946 Brewster Cites Importance Of Palestine Homeland THE JEWISH NEWS Brings Refugee Plea To Allied Campaign Senator Tells Michigan Chapter of American Christian Palestine Committee That 'Truman Is Being Taken for Unfortunate Ride' Over Zion Issue U. S. Senator Owen Brewster of Maine, in his address at the dinner meeting of the Michigan Chapter of the American Christian Palestine Committe on Wednesday evening, at the B...…
…- .4%;ge Eight THE JEWISH NEWS YIVO--A National Institution Serves Public Through Research, Other Services STUDY SESSION AT THE YIVO The Yiddish Scientific Insti During the last year, the YIVO tote—YIVO—is a national in published many pamphlets in stitution which serves the publi c English and Yiddish, the second through its research, publicatio n volume of the "History of the and special services. Its first an d Jewish Labor Movement in...…
…/— Page Rine THE JEWISH' NEWS Friday, January 25, 1946 $125,000 Histadrut Campaign Refugees Leaving Schumer Installed as President Of Arlazaroff Branch of JNWA Oswego to Join Contributions Increase Here Arlazaroff Branch 137 of Jew- Morris L. Schaver, chairman of Relatives in U. S. Many Scheduled to Reach Detroit; NRS to Provide for Resettlement Students at the Amal School of the Histadrut which Trains Them in Technical Fields Fully 20...…
…Page Ten TH'E JEWISH NEWS Women's Clubs JEWISH WOMEN'S SERVICE CLUB is planning a series of luncheons for local charities. The first was given by Mrs. Faye Fruiman and Mrs. Pearl Abrams at the latter's home. The second will be given by Mrs. Sophie Ellenbogen at Mrs. Edith Cohen at the former's home on Jan. 26. The public is invited. For infor- mation call TY. 7-6563. * * REBECCA GRATZ AUXIL- IARY of Bnai Brith will have its musicale Jan. 25...…
…ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY - Capt. Joseph Carp is 'home on terminal leave after three and a half years in the U. S. Army Medical Corps, 18 months over- seas. He is with his wife, Reva, and son, Burton Lawrence, at 2628 Taylor. Open house in his honor will be held Saturday from 8 p. m. No cards. • Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ginsberg of Traverse City, who are at- tending the Steel convention at the Congress hotel, Chicago, will continue to Los Angeles, Cali...…
…777Twe ve Jewish Center Activities Resume Saturday Night Parties at Center Jan. 26 Miss Sylvia Weiss, chairman of the Saturday Night Party Com- mittee, announces that Saturday night parties will be resumed at the Jewish Community Center on Jan. 26. The program will start at 8:30 p. m. Dance music will be furnished by Freddie Warren. * * * Mothers' Clubs Welcome home parties for re- turned servicemen are featured this week by the Mothers' Clu...…
…Friday, Ja9uary. I946 Marriages THE • JEWISH NEWS Weds Lt. J. D. Feiler Gordon New Speaker SCHAFFER-WEINSTEIN: The marriage of Miss Mollie Wein- stein, daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weinstein of 2254 W. Euclid, took place in Chicago on Jan. 20 to Capt. Jacob B. Schaf- fer, son of Mrs. Ida Shaffer, who recently returned from India. Capt. Schaffer's sister, Mrs. Harry Jaffa, resides in Detroit. After a brief honeymoon, the newlyweds wil...…
…ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY Capt. and Mrs. Henry. Berris (Eileen Ruth Schiller) and their two small 'Children have moved into their new home at 16203 %Roselawn Ave. Capt. Berris is at 'present on leave from his post at Regional Hospital; Greensboro. • N: C. Dr. and Mrs. Moe Rattner of Longfellow Ave. have returned from - a few weeks' stay in Hollywood, Fla. Mrs. H. Harvey Gass of Providence, R. I., is spending •a few weeks visiting with members of ...…
…Friday, January 25, p946 THE JEWISH NEWS Sisterhood Picks Aides for Torah Scholarship Drive Brandeis Auxiliary's Officers are Installed Installation of oficers of the newly organized Bnai Brith Louis D. Brandeis Auxiliary was held at Bnai Moshe Jan. 15. Mrs. Frances Solovich, past president of the Womens District Grand Lodge No. 6, assisted by Mrs. Matilda Sims, installed the following: Anne Gutterman, pre- sident; Lena Miller and Mrs. Bet...…
…--- THE JEWISH NEWS Page Sixteen . °I ..x * Friday, January 25, 1946 * * JOIN THE * * * * * MARCH of DIMES An Inspiring Example of Achievement Despite Handicap Because Franklin Roosevelt himself had long suffered from infantile paralysis, he was zealously devoted to extending research toward completely conquer- MARCH OF DIMS JANUARY 1441 ing the disease . . . and .to the Warm Springs Foundation whose facilities can aid those...…
…Friday, January 2S„ 1946 THE JEWISH NEWS Composer to Lecture Rabbi Kertzer Speaks On Jewish Chant At Beth Jacob Feb. 3 At Hashofar Event Sioux City Pulpit Calls Rabbi Gordon PONTIAC Rabbi Morris N. Kertzer will address the Zionist Council of Pontiac on Sunday, Feb. 3, at 8:30 p. m., at Temple Beth Jacob, on "We Saw The Liberation". Rabbi Kertzer, a native of Canada, graduate of the Jewish Theological Seminary of New York; Universities of ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS Page Eighteen Congregational Activities 2 New Beginners' Classes To Open at Beth Yehudah New Pupils Being Accepted for 31 Classes as New Term Starts Monday; Yeshivah to Mark Torah Month From Feb. 2 to March 31 YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH KINDERGARTEN AT FRIDAY AFTERNOON SABBATH TABLE Dr. Glazer to Preach On Religion Jan. 25 Friday, January 25, 1946 N'west Hebrew Synagogue Construction Under Way Congregation Expects Project ...…
…Friday, January 25, 1946 Jewish Youth's LISTENING By Danny Raskin NEWS PREVIEW . . . Leonard Belove !las resigned as executive director of the Bnai Brith Youth Organization . . . It's down in black and white and the an- nouncement is forthcoming . . . He'll leave when a successor is found. * * • DATE OF the Winterwhirl Dance, scheduled by Windsor Jewish Youth Council, has been changed to Jan. 26 . . . at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue .. •...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS, Page Twenty Michigan JWB Program Given Greater Impetus Friday, January 25; 1946 Ensign Barnett Home Sgt. Rosen Writes War Crimes Trial Ensign Milton Barnett, son of Mrs. S. Barnett For Division Paper of 2695 G 1 a d- Wounded .Twice, Returns Home stone, is home Sgt. Isadore Rosen, 22, has been on leave a f t er Workers and Representatives of Organizations Urged to through the battles of France and three years of Car6( on ...…
…Pirday, January 25, 1946 THE JEWISH NEWS America - Stilt a Potential Savior National Refugee Service Views Immigration. Rise Obitura ries HARRY KLEIN, 68, died at Lincoln Hospital, after a brief illness, on Jan. 14. He was a resident of the U. S. for 36 years and lived in Detroit for 34 years. He was the widower of Reginia Klein. He is survived by four sons, Zoltan, of Baltimore, Md.;. Staff Sgt. Martin, George, Ed- ward; four daughters, ...…
…Weekly Review of the New s of the World (Compiled from Cables of Independent Jewish Press Service) PALESTINE (See also Page 3) New settlements for demobilized Jewish servicemen were established officially on Keren Kayemeth (Jewish National Fund) land on the 15th of Shevat, traditional replanting day observed throughout Jewish Palestine. Federal Judge Simon H. Rifkind, of New York, official advisor on Jewish affairs to the American Commandi...…
…Friday, January 25, 1946 THE JEWISH NEWS Hebrew in American Universities Isaacs Views Introduction Of Study in Early Days Harvard and Other Universities Regarded Hebrew 'Key to Textual Study of Bible' in Colonial Days; Urges Promotion of Course at Wayne By BERNARD ISAACS Page Twenty-three Palestine Inquiry Group Opens London Hearings Classified Advertisements LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone LONDON (JTA) ...…
…Fridajf, Nnuary 2S, .190 . THE 'JEWISH NEWS Page Twenty-four Aid Survivors, Leaders' Plea To U. S. Jewry In '46 Appeal The addresses appearing on this page were delivered at the extra- ordinary conference of the Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit last Tuesday evening at Hotel Statler. See story on page 1. Texts of 1 GEORGE BACKER Appeals to Detroit 3y GEORGE BACKER Many competent observers back from Europe have described their horr...…
