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…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Fourteen Thursday, July FL 1919 [Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results Classified Ads Accepted up to 10 A. M. Wednesday Rates: 6c Per Word. Minimum Charge $1.00, Payable in Advance of Publication WO. 1-1040 2827 BARLUM TOWER TRANSPORTATION PERSONAL OUT OF TOWN widow, age 37. attrac- tive. with means, who has 2 lovely children, boy 14, girl 8. would like to meet gentleman not over 45. Object matrimony. Box 267,...…

…Thursday, July 14. 1949 New Era Begins List Services in Synagogues Unveiling Notice The family of the late Morrie Lerman announce the unveiling of a monument in his memory at 1 p. m., Sunday at Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery. Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter will officiate. Friends and relatives are M- alted. Northwest Hebrew Sabbath eve services at 6 p. m. Sabbath services at 9 a. in. Junior congregation at 9:30 a. in. in the Chapel. Mincha at 6:30...…

…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Sixteen Lehman Urges Investments OUR ATHLETES SOU th•Haven Cood Spot for Rejuvenation? ened days before South Haven. In three short days in that golden spot on the Tendler shores of Lake Michigan we discovered males, whom we had seen laboring for breath while walking around a pool table in Detroit, performing feats of endurance and physical brilliance which would do credit to a Sid Luckrnan or "Biggie" Gold...…

…President Truman, State Department and Israel Read Commentator's Column on Page 2 VOLUME 15—No. 17 CIE SW ISH NE S A Weekly Review ~~~ of Jewish Events 2114 Penobscot Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit 26, Michigan, July 8, 1949 Nomenclature: Study in Names and Other Reviews .Page 4 -<1777 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Israel Gets Jordan Range; British -Asked to Pay Reparations to Jews Direct JTA Teletype Wires to the Jewish Ne...…

…30,000 Pledges to e. AK Total $5,23 , 664 Solicitation Continues; Berry Urges Further Contributions 2—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 8, 1949 Two Canadian Jews Remain in Parliament With the total number of pledges to date at the 30,000 mark, the number of individuals who have made contributions to the 1949 Allied Jewish Campaign are just a few hundred short of last year's record total of 30,734. The Trade and Professional group is leading in...…

…Defense Settlements Urged Continued From Page 1 may learn socialism from Mapai rather than the reverse. He urged Mapai youth on to great pioneering effort, to renew the barren areas and to scientific achievements "since the future of Israel must be based on the development of industry." Mr. Sharett urged Map a i youth delegates to build an ex- tensive network of agricultural settlements to "fructify the bar- ren areas and especially to es- t...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS These Are the Names Member: American Association of English-Jewish News- papers. Michigan Press Association. Services: Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, King Features, Central Press Association, Paicor News Agency. - Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co.. 2114 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 2.6, Mich., WO. 5-1155. Subscription 53 a year; foreign $4. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 19...…

…Speakers at National Assembly THE JEWISH NEWS-5 Friday, July 8, 1949 Radom Gestapo Chief Gets Death Sentence —Direct JTA. Teletype Wire to The Jewish News. IA Principal speakers at the National Assembly for Labor •Jsrael, held in cooperation with the Labor Zionist Organization of America, in New York, were, left to right: BARUCH ZUCK- ERMAN, president of LZOA; ROBERT NATHAN, director of the Jewish Agency's Economic Department, and HAYIM GR...…

…Mentioned as Senate Candidate Former GOV. and MRS. HERBERT LEHMAN a r e shown upon their return from Israel and Europe. L e h- man, who is being men- tioned as a pos- sible Democra- tic candidate for U. S. Sen- ate, to succed Robert F. Wag- ner, addressed a UJA dinner in New York, upon hi s re- turn, in mem- —International Photo ory of the late Dr. Stephen S. Wise. People Make News PANAMA CANAL ZONE:—The U. S. Army Air Transport Com- m...…

…Congre ational Activities Rabbi Adler Heads Committee Reviewing Conservative Laws England's Chief Cantor To Lead NW Services Synagogue Services THE JEWISH NEWS-7 NETS 5710 Calendar . Friday, July 8, 1949 World JeN8ry to Fight UN Calendar Reform LONDON, (JTA)—An argani- - zation known as the Central Committee to Defend Jewish Re- ligious Interests Against the Danger of Calendar Reform was established at a joint meeting of the Board of...…

…8 Activiiico in Society Rona Lee Teicher, daughter of Mrs. A. Teicher of Prairie Ave., will leave July 5 by plane from New York for an extended stay in Israel. She will be accompQmied to New York on July 1 by her mother. Mrs. Julius Ring and daughter, Estelle, of 3303 Clements, are leaving July 11 for a weeks' stay in Los Angeles. Rabbi and Mrs. Albert A. Gordon and small daughter, Judith Michele, of Sioux City, Ia., spent several days with ...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS ActivitieJ in Society . Richard Saffir left last week for Silverspur Dude Ranch in Woodland Pk., Colorado, where he will spend the next six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blumenthal and their daughters, Janet and Carol, of Glastonbury Ave., are spending the week in the east. Mrs. Leonard Oppenheim and her daughter, Jane, of Whit- more Rd., left on Sunday for Magnolia, Mass., where they will spend the next three weeks as the gues...…

…10—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 8, 1949 Williams Gets Moonlight Ticket . Rabbis Ttevive Rertglous Pilgrimages to Jerusalem Directs JWV Drive JWV Reports: On July 15, a delegation of ten rabbis, members of the Rabbini- cal Council of America, together with a group of 25 laymen left by plane for Israel. Sponsored jointly by the Rabbinical Coun- cil of America and Hapoel Ham- izrachi - of America, the religious labor group of Zionism ; this...…

…lbert Colman Chairs Young Adults' ommunity Service Committee Albert M. Colman was elected hairman of the Community ervice Committee of the Jewish oung Adult Council at a board f directors meeting June 30. • obert M. Feinberg was elected ice chairman and Ruth Magid, ecretary. Colman served as a division hairman in the 1949 Allied ewish Campaign. Last January e was chairman of the Junior ivision's Collection Day drive hapter I Inaugurates oc...…

…Berger Sees Prospect of Ideal 12—THE JEWISH NEWS Life in Israel Cooperatives Rear Admiral Asquith Heads U.S. Group to Aid Israel's Sea Industry —Photo by Isadore Arnold Berger Children at a cooperative Kibbutz in Israel enjoy their lunch, served by a smiling nurse, a member of the colony. Later, they will spend time with their parents. * * * Bearing a stack of several hundred beautifully descrip- tive photographs of life in Israel, De...…

…Danny Raskin's P 0 111 111 1111111 11 11 111 111 4.11111111111111 11 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIII S LISTENING T III JACK MANN, of the comedy team Benson & Mann that closed, last week, • at the Fox heater, resembles movie star Van Johnson ... He was stand- - ng in front of Hotel Detroiter hen a young girl rushed out of he drug store a...…

…ale 14 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 8, 1949 Obituaries Reform Rabbis' Dean,' Rabbi David Philipson, Dies in Boston at 87 . IDA GERSTEIN, 80, of 1608 Gladstone, died June 27. Fu- neral services were held at Lewis Bros. Burial, Workmen's Circle Cemetery. She is survived by her children, Rose, Samuel, Mrs. Minnie Siporin and Michael. * * * IDA ENDICTOR FREEDMAN, 74, of 13945 Montrose, died June -30. Burial was in Albany, N.Y. She is sur...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS-15 Friday, July 8, 1949 American-Israeli Line Acquires Two Ships TEL AVIV-(JTA)--The Zim shipping company will soon add two ships to the American Is- raeli line, with a tonnage of 10,500 each. By agreement with the United States Maritime Commission, through which the ships are be- ing acquired, the new vessels will carry 50 percent United States loan gciods for the next two or three years. The price for carrying loan goods w...…

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…Syria Agrees to Armistice CHRuhr Etturil± Vol. 27 6 7 4) ‘4 ,, .b E Accepts Proposal of 'Bunche NEW YORK— (Special) — Dr. $3 Pei Year Ralph Bunche, UN mediator, an- nounced Wednesday that Syria and Israel had come to terms on an armistice in accordance with proposals he had made. He . said that dispatches from Damascus indicated t h a t the armistice would be signed the latter part of the week. Dr. Bunche declared he was delighted th...…

…Thursday, July 7. 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Two Wins Israel Trip Britain Releases 6 Millions TEL AVIV — (Special) —In a conciliatory move, the British delegation at the financial confer- ence with Israel agreed to the re- lease of $6,000,000 raised in Brit- ain for Israel. The British chairman is the minister to Israel, Sir Alexander Knox Helm, while Foreign Min- ister Sharett heads the Israeli representatives. The talks are of a...…

…Page Three DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, July 7, 949 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Assails Smugness on 'Denazification' Program By PIIINEAS J. BIRON E'RE TOLD THAT the American Jewish Congress is satisfied with the results of its first Washington contacts on the AJC protests on denazification in Ger- many. Jewish Congress leaders ob- • • .. •11 tamed the introduction of a bipart- isan resolution calling for denazifica- tion, and we're willin...…

…NNW Pare Four Thursday, July 7,194! DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE i ChronIcle Detroit Jewisn Published by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. WOodward 1-1040 2827 Barium Tower, Detroit 26, Michigan SUBSCRIPTION: $5.00 Per Year $3.00 Per Year, Single Copies, 10c; Foreign, Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1179. GEORGE WEISWASSER SEYMOUR TILCIIIN Editor-in-Chief Pr...…

…• Thursday, July 7, 1949 Young Adults Name Colman Albert M. Colman was elected chairman of the community serv- ice committee of the Jewish Young Adult Council. June 30. Robert M. Feinberg was elected vice chairman and Ruth Magid, secretary. Colman served as a division chairman in the 1949 Allied Jew- ish Campaign. Last January he was chairman of the Junior Di- vision's Collection Day drive to secure payments on Allied Jewish Campaign pledge...…

…DETROIT JEWISH Page Six in the Rea& of Zocat Society Bride of Fred Levey Dr. Hamburger Wed Thursday, July 7, 134$ CHRONICLE to Philadelphia Girl Sylvia Sonia Grobman, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grob- man of Philadelphia, was united in marriage to Dr. Stuart W. Hamburger, son of Mr. and Mrs: Isadore Hamburger of Wisconsin avenue at the Adelphia hotel in Philadelphia. The bride wore a white satin gown with a ,tiny mandarin col- la...…

…Page Seven DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE - Thursday, July 7, 1949 Plans Thanksgiving Nuptials Troth Revealed I engagemenb A July wedding is planned by Estelle Bernice Bakst, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bakst of Cortland avenue, and Lawrence Paul Slotkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Slotkin of Euclid avenue west. The bride-elect attended Highland Manor Junior College in New Jersey. Her fiance attended Wayne University. The couple plans t...…

…■ Page Eight DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 7.0 /-* PHIL ROTHSCHILD THIS IS THE week for tanned weekend dates for Maxine Wein- a faces . . . Doesn't take De- troiters long to darken up wheth- er it be on sands of some lake, the mountains or even on the grass in the backyard. Anyway, it was a vacation as long as we laid aside our irksome choies and headed for some resort spot for rejuvenation. • • • berg with the same chappie. The necking in t...…

…I Page Nine DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, July 7, 1949 Chairman Teen-Age , • Sophisticates Bnai Brith Highlights South Haven Resort Hotels Proclaim Code of Ethics The resorts of South Haven, which we are privileged to dis- Mich. boast not only fine hotels play, as evidence of our pledge to HY DID WE EVER have to and outdoor sports, but also a the following. Pisgah Lodge leave the cool, pleasant spirit of community service. This PL...…

…Page Ten DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, July 7, 1)49 Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results Classified Ads Accepted up to 10 A. M. Wednesday Rates: 6c Per Word. Minimum Charge $1.00, Payable in Advance of Publication 2827 BARLUM TOWER WO. 1-1040 PERSONAL ELECTROLYSIS DEAF and dumb relined gentleman, N. new in city wishes the acquaint- ance of young people with same affliction. Call Mrs. Schreiber, UN. 3-3004. UNWANTED HAIR removed fore...…

…Thursday, July 7, 1949 Synagogues List Services Bnai Zion Sabbath eve services at 7:45 p. m. Sabbath services at 9 a. m. Junior congregation at 9:30 a. in. Rabbi Solomon H. Gruskin will speak. Talmud class at 5 p. m. Pirke Avoth at 6 p. m. • • . Bnai David Sabbath eve services at 7:15 p. m. Sabbath services at 9 a. m. Class at 6:30 p. m. Mincha at 7:30 p. m. followed by Sholos Seudos. . . Shaarey Zedek Sabbath eve services at 6 p. m. Sa...…

…Afflericam 9ewIth periodic ' Page Twelve DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE OUR ATHLETES Thursday, July 7, 1949 Guard Holly City's" Lifeline Abrams Set for Big Time Next Time JESTER' "I MET YOU many years ago," the lady told the late Congress- man Sol Bloom, ''but I dare say you do not remember my name." Bloom was an old smoothie arid tactfully replied: "That is true. When we last met I was sure your beauty and many accomplish- nients would soo...…

…Behind the 'Iron Curtain': Anti-Zionism in Poland and Hungary E JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Read Commentator's Column on Page 2 VOLUME 15—No. 16 of Jewish Events The Jewish People: CYCO Encyclopedia Three Volumes on Reform Judaism Reviews on Page 4 2114 Penobscot Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit 26, Michigan, July 1, 1949 $3.00 Per Year; . Single Copy, 10c ryzvr j:, nx: elm onrpi Tr= ,N1P"1 'Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Land, Unt...…

…Mail Appeal Is Sent to Those Who Have Not Given to Campaign "If they came knocking on your door, you would give to every one" is the theme of the mail appeal sent to all members of the Jewish community who have not yet contributed to the 1949 Allied Jewish Campaign. The full text of the mail ap- peal is as follows: If they came knocking on your door, you would give to every one. I am a new arrival in the United States. Will you help me and m...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS - 3 Israeli Reparations Plan Eases Vatican Relations Friday, July 1, 1949 Council Gives Records, Literature to Members Catholic Prelate Repudiates Charge Israeli Troops Destroyed Monastery NEW YORK-It was learned from a number of members of an American Christian Pales- tine Committee mission to Is- rael, which recently returned from a study tour there, that the charges voiced by the Vati- can Radio last month-accusing Isra...…

…As the Editor Views the News .. . Important Encyclopedic Work Issued. by CYCO Community Cooperation THE JEWISH PEOPLE: PAST AND PRESENT. Volume H. An Encyclopedic Handbook in three volumes. Published by Jewish Encyclopedia Handbooks, Inc., Central Yiddish Culture Organization (CYCO), 67 Lexington Ave., New York 10. The construction of a new center for community activities on Davison Avenue, in cooperation with the Jewish War Veter- ans, th...…

…certificates for bravery displayed when they participated in the TEL AVIV (JTA) —B r i t i s h rescue of British sailors from Minister to Israel Alexander the ship Ampleworth, which Knox Helm presented three Is- foundered off the coast of Tel raeli citizens with life-saving Aviv in January, 1947. THE JEWISH NEWS-5 British Envoy Presents - Awards to Three Jews Conservative Leader Proposes . New U. S.—Israel Religious Tie Friday, July 1, 1949...…

…Reform Rabbis Berate 'Make-Believe Goodwill,' Religious School State Aid B RE TTON WOODS, N.H. the auspices of the national con- (JTA)—The inclusion of Jerusa- lem within the boundaries of Is- rael was asked by the Central Conference of American Rabbis in a resolution adopted follow- ing the report of its Commission on Justice and Peace to its 60th anniversary convention. The Reform Rabbis urged that "Jerusalem should be incorpor- atedi with...…

…Lodz Zionist Federation Dissolved; Polish Passport Situation Eases lion regarding the issuance of passports by the ministry im- proved this month, with the handing out of some 300 visas. Up to now, the monthly average has been between 120 and 130. Fees for passports have been increased to 20,000 zlotys, and so-called • collective passports, which were extremely cheap, have been abolished. In addition, the authorities have ordered that separat...…

…Congregational Activities Samuel Platt Named Yeshivah Adopts Young Israel Head ; New Board Setup; Installation July 13 Summer Term on Temple Israel Elects. LeVine Harry C. LeVine was elected A new administrative setup president of Temple Israel at for Yeshivath Beth Yehudah the annual meeting of the con- was approved at the Yeshiva's gregation, June 21. Amechani- annual membership meeting last cal engineer, graduate of Mas- Sunday. The meet...…

…, Voting Adult Council Re-elects Leonard Baruch to Presidency Ten different youth organiza- 'ons are represented on the ex- utive board of the Young dult. Council, as a result of the lection at the annual meeting une 15. Leonard Baruch was reeledted the Council presidency. Nat- , -;- udith B. Heyman Chosen President Of Judaea Leaders Mitigation of Sentences On Hungary Leaders Sought HERBERT HARRIS is the Wayne IZFA Schedules Campfire on...…

…• I Aciiviiico in °defy Eve Meister and her daughters, Martha and Joan, of Ewald Circle, have left for an extended trip to Mexico, where they will visit with their relatives and friends. Harry Stamler has returned from Los Angeles where he attended the graduation of his daughter, Susan. Miss Thelma Shanbrom, who has been studying in Cleveland, 0., will spend the summer with her family on Tyler Avenue. Mrs. Louis Marshall, Mrs. Harry Stone a...…

…ctivitieJ in Society Lois Landsberg Wed To Wallace G. Tonkin At a six o'clock ceremony June 5 at the Whittier Hotel, Lois Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Shear of Los Angeles are visiting their Muriel Landsberg became the families, Mrs. Bessie Shear of Pennington Dr., and -Mr. and Mrs. bride of Wallace Gerald Ton- Carl Shalit of Whitmore Rd., following their attendance at the Atlantic City medical convention. Mr. and Mrs. David Miller of Cherrylawn Ave....…

…12 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 1, 1449, June .4—To Mr, and' Mrs. Walter Frandel (Sylvia Gold- man) • of 17410 Kentucky, a daughter,, Marilyn Beth, * * June 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Max Chomsky (Bertha Belkin) of 4084 Buena Vista, a daughter, Frieda Lynn. * * June 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gar M. Fenton (Boots Weisbaum) of Cincinnati, a son. Richard Todd. * * * June 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman (Lila Fishman of New York City) of Elmhurst Ave....…

…I W orneit'J Clulo Our Letter Box Thanks from Young Adults Editor, The Jewish News I am writing this on my be- half and on behalf of the offi- cers of the Jewish Young Adult Council. We wish to thank you for your cooperation in the cele- bration of the first anniversary of the Young Adult Council. We were very pleased With the proper display of publicity and your favor able editorial comments about the Council 'in the issue of June 10. We ...…

…JWV Reports:' Vets Set Tripled . Membership Goal Jewish Center Activities (The Jewish Community Center, 8904 Woodward, is a Red Feather Agency.) By PAUL KIRSCH (Editor's Note: This is the first in a weekly series of col- umns concerning the activities of the posts . and auxiliaries of the Department of Michigan, Jewish War Veterans. All posts and auxiliaries are asked to send their news items to the department office, room 206 Charlevoix ...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS--1 5 Friday, July 1, 1949 People Make News Reuben B. Besnik, nationally Among Detroiters elected as directors of the United Health prominent administrative figure and Welfare Fund of Michigan in community organization and welfare work, are Harry Becker, Martin L. has assumed Butzel, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer, the executive Julian S. Krolik, Judge Theodore post of Director Levin and Henry Wineman. * * * of University Resources at...…

…It Sophie Schwartz Heads Hadassah Business Unit At a meeting held June 12 at the home of Mrs. Perry Bern- stein on LaSalle Blvd., the Busi- ness and Professional group of Hadassah installed Sophie Blanche Schwartz as chairman. Assisting her are Daisy Kass, Jewish National Fund; Sara Ep- stein, Youth Aliyah; Sophie Fen- ton, treasurer, and Eva Ray- nitzky, vice chairman. Mrs. Isidore Sobeloff was gUest speaker. 16—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, J...…

…allillill181111118H181881111181811811181118111111111811181881111118111811118188011111818111111118111181111811111111111 1.1: THE JEWISH NEWS-1 7 Friday, July 1, 1949 P Danny Raskin's E_== LISTENING r7 r ESTELLE WEIN, lovely winner of the column's 1949 Beauty Contest . . . now attending the Patricia Stevens School of Mod- eling as a result of her victory . . . was selected "Miss Detroit Tobacco" . . . in bathing suit parade before a judi...…

…Obituaries 1 8—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 1, 1949 Try and Stop Me Monument ALBERT MANN, 19154 Ohio, man Chapel with Rabbi Sperka. died June 12. Services were held and Cantor Sonenklar officiat- By BENNETT CERF at the Kaufman Chapel with ing. He leaves his wife, Jean; a Rabbi Adler officiating. He son, Stanley; mother, Mrs. Bes- RED ALLEN is not only one of the most brilliant stars in leaves his wife, Elena; a son, Al- sie Litinsky; 2 br...…

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