Deanna Durbin In Comedy at Fox „Deanna Durbin makes her Technicolor debut in "Can't Help Singing" which started at the Fox Theater Friday.

Against it background of the

DEANNA DURBIN

1849's, and many new Jerome Kern melodies, Deanna in "Can't Help Singing" becomes enam-ored of an Army Officer, David Bruce. While following him across the country she encount-ers a dashing young gambler, Robert Paige, whom she em-ploys to drive her to California.

"Enter Arsene Lupin" with Charles Korvin and Ella Raines will be the companion feature.

OBITUARY

LAURENCE ROSENBERG of 2910 Cortland died Dec. 31 at the age of 31 years. -Funeral services were held Monday at 'he Ira Kaufman Funeral Home. Rabbi Joseph Thumin officiated. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Abraham Rosenberg; three sisters, Rose, Mrs. Al Saltzman and Mrs. Louis Kortz. Burial at Beth Abraham Cemetery.

NORMAN SHERIHN of 18294 Appoline Ave. died Dec. 30. Funeral services were held at the Lewis Btrothers Fzin-eral Home with interment at the Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Har-old Rosenthal officiated. He is survived by his wife, Bessie; son, Michael; brother, Albert.

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Friday, January 5, 1945 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Page Eleven

' Playwright to Speak At Town Hall Jan. 12

Harold J. Kennedy, play- ' wright, producer and actor, cur-

As the inaugural feature of a :ently appearing in "A Goose for the Gander," his own play-, will be the speaker-giving a review of "Current Broadway Plays"-for the Detroit Town

year, the Greater Detroit Bnai Hall at the Cass Theater at 11 Brith Council will sponsor a prO- o clock Friday morning, Jan. 12.

Mr. Kennedy has published gram at Northern High School auditorium at 8.30 a. in. Tues- several volumes of one-act plays day evening, Jan. 23. and served as president of the

The principal speakers will be Theater Education League of a representative of the Anti-De-famation League of Bnai Brith, and Mrs. Leah Schneider of the James and Braverman Women's District Grand Lodge. Plans are being formulated by the council membership commit- Judge Norman S. James of tee, directed by Sam Maza of Lincoln Park and Samuel W. Pisgah Lodge and Mrs. Ellis Braverman, attorney and coun-Fisher of the East Side Women. ellor-at-law, announce the for-

Tht campaign Will be con- mation of a new law firm, known ducted through the constituent as the firm of James & Braver-organizations of the order in man with offices at 2010 S. Fort the city, with each lodge and St., Lincoln Park. Phone At-women's group conducting its Tannic 0119. own drive, coordinated by the Judge James has been Judge council committee. The groups in Lincoln Park for 12 years reeiving the highest percentage and Mr. Braverman is a pray-of membership increase during tieing attorney with offices at the year will be honored by the 610 Ford Bldg., which address Council, and prizes will be given he will also maintain for the to the members who bring the general practice of the law. largest number of new members The phone number of the Ford into the groups. Bldg. office is Cherry 6263.

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ZIONIST (Continued from Page 1 )

sions. The Council ,:tatement reads:

"The American Zionist Emergency Council desires to make it clear that the con• troversy referred to in the public press does not 'Involve any difference with respect to fundamental Zionist policy or maximal or minimal Zionist program, but is rather one of procedure, methods of imple-mentation and the authority of its officers.

"The American Zionist Emergency Council will go forward with continued vigor and determination for the re-alization of its objective-un-restricted Jewish immigration into Palestine, full opportunity for Jewish colonization, and the reconstruction of Pales- tine as a free and democratic Jewish commonwealth."

mass Jewish immigration as soon as possible."

SILVER FIRM

Dr. Silver of Cleveland de-clared that his resignation as co- •hairman of the Zion- ist Emergency Council and as chairman of the Council's Execu-iive Committee is "irrevocable," but that "as a private in the ranks" he would continue to Work for a policy in which "tim-idity, appeasement and backstairs 'diplomacy' will have no place."

Dr. Silver declares: "My action has been prompt-

ed particularly by the position taken by the representatives of one of the groups, the Zionist Organization of Amer-ica. Despite the fact that the National Convention of the Zionist Organization of Amer-ica at Atlantic City on Oct. 16 approved my policies by a unanimous vote, the present representatives of the Z.O.A. on the Council are committed to an attitude and a course of action which make it 'im-possible for me to carry out those policies effectively.

"I am deeply grateful for the consistent and loyal sup-port which I have had from the Poale Zion and Mizrachi parties, from the Jew'ish press, from the rank and file of American Zionism and the local Zionist Emergency Coun-cils everywhere.

"I remain, of course, a member of the American Zionist Emergency Council and will eagerly give the Movement whatever help and counsel I can. My resignation will leave me free to devote myself more fully to Zionist education among our people and the exposition of the Zionist program among the general public. As a private 'in the ranks I shall continue to advocate the classic Zion-ist program which aims at the re-establishment of Palestine

as a free and democratic Jew-ish Commonwealth, and a pol-

icy in which timidity, appease-

ment and backstairs 'diplom-

acy' will have no place."

Bnai Brith Opens Drive for 2,000 More Members city-wide membership campaign aiming at an increase of 2,000 members in the men's and wom-en's groups during the current

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FOR RENT-Room in a large newly decorated home. Young couple or middle aged man of fine character. Good trans-portation. TOwnsend 7-3957.

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ZELIC 'GANT of 11570 Cameron died Dec. 25 at the age of 64 years. Funeral services were held Dec. 26 at the Ira Kaufman Funeral Home. He leaves his wife, Esther: his children, Morris, Max. Charlotte, Mrs. Harry Fine, Mrs. Nathan Ashman; a sister. Mrs. Freeda Fish. Interment, Machpelah Cem-etery.

• DAVID KRATZE

of 1920 Collingwood died Dec. 28 at the age of 70 years. Fun-eral services were held Dec. 31 at the Ira Kaufman Funeral Home. He leaves his wife, Fran-ces; two sons, Bert and Harold J.; a brother, Sam, of Chicago; sister. Mrs. Charles Reichenbaum of Milwaukee. Interment at Phil-adelphia, Pa.

ABRAHAM FELDSTEIN of 1956 Pingree (lied Dec. 29 at the age of 28 years. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Hyman Feldstein; brother, Ben; four sisters, Ida, Mrs. Pauline Miller, Mrs. Evaline Lewis and 'Mrs. Bertha Winer. Funeral services were held at the Ira Kaufman Funeral Home. Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiated. Burial at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.

HARRY SCHWARTZ of 2910 Taylor died Dec. 30 at the age of 67 years. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Ira Kaufman. Funeral Home. Rabbi Joseph Thumin and Rabbi Harold Rosenthal officiated. He leaves his wife, Lena; fbur sons, Jack, Max, Nathan and Martin; three daughters, Yetta, Mrs. Ben Cohen and Mrs. Aaron Harrison; a sister, Mrs. Ida Morgenstein of New York; and four grand-children. Burial at Beth Abra-ham Cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs.

Mary Nusholtz wish to thank their relatives and friends for their many kindnesse s shown ' them during their recent be-

, reavement.

WISE'S STATEMENT

In a statement explaining the reasons for his resignation as co-chairman of the Zionist Emer-gency Council, Dr. Stephen S. Wise said:

"One week ago I resigned the office of chairman of the American Zionist Emergency Council. I did so because, as I stated in my letter of resig-nation, felt that it was im-possible for me to remain chairman of a body one of the leaders of which-the chair-man of the executive commit-tee-had deliberately and per-sistently contravened the de-cisions of the Council in a matter of supreme importance to the lasting hurt of our sacred cause.'

"At Wednesday's nearly all-night session of the Emergency Council, the resignation was not acted upon, but a motion was passed inviting all the officers of the executive com-mittee to resign, in order that it might be free to act upon all res'inuations at th e same time. I believe a meeting is to be held in the near future. I could not return to the serv-ice of the Zionist Emergency Council unless the reconsti-

tuting of the Council gave as-surance that no officer would again be permitted to contra-vene its considered and final decisions."

GOLDSTEIN'S STATEMENT Dr. Goldstein charges in the

statement that Dr. Silver had acted without authority when he wrote to Congressman Sol Bloom, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, urging him to take prompt action in having his committee report out the Pales-tine resolution, Dr. Goldstein maintains that Dr. Silver acted despite it decision by the Emer-gency Council, alleged to have been made a week before, that before pressing the resolution it was necessary to secure an as-surance that the State Depart-ment would not raise objections against its passage at this time.

"What needs to be borne in mind by all Zionists," Dr. Goldstein emphasizes, "is that important as Congress resolu-tions may be, it is even more important to secur e practical 'help of our Government and its Allies in shap'ing the situa-tion of Palestine, in bringing immigration into Palestine in the near future, and in pre-paring Palestine to absorb

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