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DETRON/LIVISMefRONICLE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
o f actors appearing in lo-
Al!ied Jewish Campaign $85,000 Short
cg ar
r s club , a contribution of , CONFERENCE OF ORGANIZATIONS
Of Quota as Drive Enters Second Week $100
was received from the 1Man-
CONTINUES CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS
attan Club, representing a gift
Of Its City-Wide Solicitation Period h a dditional
to $100 previously re-
MM. H. Goose; Orel...Went, Mrs. 1,10 President, Mrs. 11. Rolleniterg; vice-
Sheinboint.
president. Mrs A. I.aphin:semetarY.
TUrover Ald Society — President, M. Mn.. E. Engleberg; treasurer. Mrs. A.
Gored!, k; Oce.ptesident, H. Lichtman: Raskin.
aecretary. J. Bohr.; treasurer. M. Sha-
Yiddish Folks Verrin — President. Max
piro. keynten. Harry Solomon. I. Sosnick.
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reined
Nushatim; tire-president. II. Latin; sec-
M. Fisher.
J. Toporoesky; keyman. A K•tain.
y the fund.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
R. Small; treasurer. 0. Cohen.
United
Fenkell Loan Auxillarg-
Hebrew
to many a heaven, but above all
— Wanten's retary.
Young
.
Phr.e
Nen'• Hebrew Aesh — Preal-
r
A new record was net in the Simon Shetzer and Joseph Bern
—
cident, Mrs. K. Jackson; secretary, Amill•ry — President, Mrs. H. Kaplan;
home for all Jews," Mr. history of fund-raising efforts of I stein of the Forward.
I II Lerner; recording secretary; Mrs. Om-President, Mrs. Wolf Kayla"; Sec- dent. I.. M. Panzer; dice - I...Went. Harry
munal leader; William J. Shroder else
retary; Mrs. Jack Freedman; immure.% Bremer; secretary. Wm. Schmittel; treas-
Aptekar; treasurer, Ma D. Hamm.
stated. "It is the cradle the
urer, Meyer Green.
of Cincinnati, president of the'
Mrs. Geo. Roberta
Allied Jewish Campaign with Organizations and their officer g First Galicia n Society oadroit
Zetiakah Club — Preahlent. Mrs, J.
National Council of Jewish Fed-; of our birth and the land of ulti- the announcement that the mem- 1 and keymen who reported at thi a 1;res1,41:-inntr.r,lia..11.,.Arcirter,..vf
United Hebrew Schools.lioimur Branch Haraith: vice-president. Mrs. AM Rosen-
izm
!entern.
—Chyme Mishnah Getnorra — President. berg: mcretery, Mrs John Kestenberg;
erations; Charles Rubena, Chicago ∎ mate
hope and promise," he said. berg of the Standard Club, of meeting on sums raised were:
a
financial secretary. M Stecheri treasurer, N. YON: vice-president. Mr. Kraft; at-• tremor., Mr. S. Baker.
communal leader; Dr. Cyrus Ad-; "Palestine represents the active which Harry S. Grant is presi- u,ati:'%h }:,..!!'" , K " '',,.'",f07,
Mary. Mr. Kaminsky; Demurer, L.
Teacher; key..., 8 (censer. a.,,,, Ad
Zeditkah Club. Juniors — Mrs. (bare
1-1.":
"":,`, II.
Dann;
le, St. L Fink, E. Rothenberg. 8. Her.
Yesh keyman. 11, Lapides
n: k rt.
ice, president of the American affirmation of the Jewish will to dent, contributed • sum of $24, A. ' th hur:Ytz ' re ao,
.
r.
loans, II. Polk.
ivah Beth Judah of Detroit —
Mother ZellnutaP• Family Club—
Committee, Jewish Theological survive. We have a sacred re- 216 and that the members of the ...1:artilrh., Vereitt7pre:lAent, J. Pech •
i
First RatIonter Aid Society—Presiden t.
rr'zitd
E ry attffi lrio:.
Seminary and Dropsie College; ; spons bility not only to rebuild Knollwood Country Club, of i. iirevii ii`r,ri.rIZ.netie. tr
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Judge Jacob J. Kaplan of Boston.
the Jewish community but to which Maurice Aronsson is presi- keynten, Sil Messern lan, rk Lieberman. ,
I
i , 1;47. 1ndreittg, Lou a ""
build a land which in the future dent, subscribed a total of $21,- K. Ilt er ilaterr.rttuor.elarl ;it. 1. rre—
/ "Ie117 -k
ew
l Ladles Aid Society—Pteldent,
These five leaders encouraged I will make impossible the recur- 000.
Mrs. E. Oreenw•id; vice-preside Mrs.
Both clubs have included
Ben latob loneregatIon — President
Detroit in its present fund-raising re
. F. Shapiro; seer tart', Mrs L. Wein-
of what is happening in in their rules the
treasurer, Mrs. G. Diamond.
effort, described the plight of ; European countries today.
requirement mli'41utriZnr'n. nillai
"tni'ymert.Vr) J. hmin;
Hebrew Ladim 804 , 1111 Fund—Preeident,
that members contribute to the Kashlons , Ice•president, Morris Sweet;
Jewish communities in Germany!
Mrs. J. Keller; ylm•presittent, Mee Glick.
esenasre. M. .
We dare not fail, and we must Allied Jewish Campaign.
treasurer P. Rosen. Ii it: secretary,
And Poland and commended the
Mrs E. Kurt.; treasurer,
iwrg;
Myna..
Nathan
Rose.
' not fail to dare. We must go on Dr. Sacker
Gol
Mrs. Baiter; keyman. Mrs. H. E. Lippett.
stem M T ere h l o, . S K unst. J. Pevin.
Add
united drive here which reduces to
show the tremendous capacity
Jewish
Co musn lot lye Relief Society
Heth Moses Vongregallon—President.
overhead expenses and includes
day's Meeting
e
Auxill•ry—Prmient.
Mr.. Si. Freedman;
BrantiwIne: vite•preshient. 11 Friedman
that exists in the Jewish commu-
The
Jewish
communi ty of De- secrtary, M Kam.; treasure, A. Fein! ,Ice-president, Mob 11. Gold; sorrels,
all relief, educational and char- !nity to carry on Jewish Wadi- troit
was
w
Mr.. 11. Solomon ; treasurer, Mrs. C.
j
--
. fervor.1-. Cohen.
acter-building agencies.
at
the
unch i:e'i,n1ViiriVehi
i "^
leon
lions"
of work
Jewish Fraternal Club—Prealdent, 8.
in the Allied Jewish Mrs. I. Rosenthal.
Mr. Lehman, in his addressi Henr W'
Zahott; keynwn. 8. W. Leih. Feldman.
Jewish in onten's European Welfare
made reference to a similar ad- the gortion of the dinner
p si e at Campaign at noon Wednesday iiT,VIJD'cligee(;"4:::•Tersie—eir7ishrenet;
a
during
te work is not properly ffmolenakY. secretar,y. Nathan 1: Trees... travail...a and North Woodward
dress which was telephoned from
[Iran, h — President. Mrs. A. K. sin;
workers announced
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results I done the present relief effort will
Detroit by Henry Wineman to the
— prem.
-7.41;r* NitX.Yetiel :1'"Ia*Xtrt's';;".Prirrie(!ltt:
opening dinner of the United Jew- !of their collection efforts, and atIresult in a betrayal of Jewish tra- dent, Mrs J. Weingerden: Oce•president, Itri.
I the close of the meetin g
Ro
ditions.
we N seems aecretao. Mn 1.. yank. Levin: treasurer. Mrs, I. Goldsmith.
Jolly Elite Club — President, Harry
ish Appeal in New York. Ile Wineman announced a total Mr.
of
'
Cohen;
Ove•prealdent, Ed. Bunir; secre-
Dr.
Abram
Leon
Sachar
of
Ur-
I
r
stated that he had a particular 15
Mrs. tary. E. Yoselowits; financial maretery.
e
Interest in Detroit's campaign be- A deep impression was left by bana, Ill., national director of the
igz„,k,"";:a. B Zack; treasurer. Anna Itrooks.
Hillel
Foundations
in
the
univer..!
Jewish
Old Folka home—Women's
cause of his boyhood friendship
e4ii...•;.
— President, Mrs A. Year;
the play, "The Lucky Cent-Piece," aities of this country, wan the ! m
Lashsorw
terpir e2,—
„ fr erie et lg. . Auxiliary
with Mr. Wineman.
vice-president, Mrs. 1. &Mulls; secre-
iby Mrs. A. Max Kohn, which was speaker at this meeting, at which
tary. Mrs C. Cornell; treasurer, Mrs.
111olnikeff; net Wary.
Eddie Cantor's Greeting
wo ni.'
J. Wartell.
' directed by Lewis J. Weitzman it was reported that a total of
I
Mr. Butzel read a telegram I and enacted in addition to Mr.
Keshenever • Beasarebler Vnterstit-
Itnrs
$171,316, or 63 per cent of the :•creta. Yy. Mrs ": Ito:ara '
tretWurttr, Mrs: xing herein — Prmitlent. A. Fleleyanakv;
which was addressed to Gus New- ' Weitzman by the following: Lit-
'it.-president. Mr. Bassin; aerretary. R.
entire quota, was raised up to
man by Eddie Cantor who ex- lian Popkin, Selma Becker, Dr. that time.
Lieberman;
treasurer, Mr. Manton; key.
lontlormitzer—Ladim Auxiliary—Presi-
dent. Mrs. A Shots,: vice.tirmident, man, M. Charm.
pressed regret that a trip to the Barney Malbin, Sidney Marwil
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, rabbi of Mrs. I nu.. . , ...r "Fret
Samuel Kunin Lodge 0054—President,
coast prevents his making • simi- and Gertrude Weiner. Joshua
S vice•president. It. Polk;
Temple Beth El, who presided at " I V:LI.I•rre.'ir ;Ir.; is.10`,!i,..ti
-
let' speech to the Detroit dinner. Horwitz was in charge of ro
s-geritgri .
rotary. M. Wasserman; treasurer. M. MIT.
y' luncheon, p leaded A Toporowsky; Ore-preMdent. Mrs.
Wednesdas
H.
Cantor wished the drive success.
ties. The play was in two scenes for unstinted work and support
diem Monteflore
Loan
Assn.—
"Don't stop even after you have and presented a
m7.7ii`e'telgasisw Relief Ansociallon—Presi. President. Mrs. Leo Suffirin; vim-presi-
comparison in !of the drive and emphasized the dent. P Itaisenherg; vi• e-president. Fr. ' dent,
reached your golil," Cantor wired,
Mrs. 14. Karmann; secretary, Mre.
m
L. Siker; Demure
the lives of wealthy and poor—lase-old adage that no one ever z Inman; eeetary.
Laser; treasurer, Mrs Cary Cohn.
In the absence of Rabbi Jonah the wealthy refusing to increase
Lome Benevolent Society-
takes
any
of
his
worldly
goods
Mieliken
Israel • ong..Ladies AuxIllarg-
11 Wise, who was scheduled to the
ir gifts to charity at a time with him. Dr. Franklin read a let-
President. Mrs. Lansky.
be the principal speaker and who
Michigan Progressive Vereln—Preeldent,
when they are absorbed in plan• ter from Miss Lystra Gretter, for- speaker said that those who state
David J. Cohen; vire - prenldotId. Al Roue
could not make airplane connec- ning their vacations and overseas
mer head of the Visiting Nurses that Judaism is kept alive by op- man; secretary. P. Rabinowitz. W. Wal-
tions, Rabbi Leon Feuer, rabbi
ler: treasurer. J. Ilelenstrtm,
trips, and the poor as they plead Association, enclosing a contribu- pression are uttering • libel.
of the Collingwood Ave. Temple for a crust of bread.
Warmth! Organization of Detroit —
"I don't believe in pogrom President. I. Rosenthal.
lion to the drive in memory of
of Toledo, came here to deliver
Minya Unigegend Verfd
— President,
Judaism, but I believe in program
The invocation at the dinner Dr. Max Bailin.
several radio addresses in behalf
1. Will.; Ore-president. Man II. Davie;
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich an- Judaism," he said.
secretary. Leo Fried; treasurer. David
of the campaign and gave the was given by Rabbi Leon Fram.
Kollin;
keyman.
Len
Fried
At the opening of the program nounced that Murray Jackman is
Emphasizing the importance of
main address.
lfoltilower Progressive Aid Society—
the audience stood in silent prayer taking advantage of the offer of the work being carried on to re- President, B. Shulman; vice-president.
Rabbi Feuer's Address
in tribute to Aaron DeRoy, hon- f:sane Rader, noted Detroit ar- build Palestine, Dr. Sachar said: I. Feinberg; secretary, B. gales.; key-
num, Philip Jaffee.
In a moving address to the ef- orary president of the Detroit
tint, and will contribute a sum of "I wonder why this generation
Mothers' Clubs CoUncli—Mrs. H. Drap-
fects of which were ascribed
sc
Service Group at the time of his $500 additional to his previous has been given the privilege of kin. president.
Northeastern Conk'. Ella Chalm—Preal-
many increases in subeciaptions death.
gift and will thus earn the ad- completing this great work? In- dent. Sam Seligtion; Ore-president.
Jacob
to the drive, Rabbi Feuer empha-
Monday's Luncheon
secretary, L. Kasoff; treasurer,
vantage of having Mrs. Jackman's numerable martyrs sacrificed their
aibed the importance of Jewish
M. Rosenhoot.
ers in the general division portrait painted by Mr. Rader. liven to this end, but our genera.
Michigan
Jewish
Aid
Society
—
PreM•
education, pointed to the trage-
I n his address, Dr. Sachar, who tion has been given the task of dent, We. D. Sale; vlee.president, Mrs
of the Allied Jewish Campaign
dies of our pebple in Poland and
commenced solicitations for $65,- stopped in Detroit on his way to building the Homeland by Provi-
Northern Prot...sive Ladies Society—
in Germany and called for un- 000
of their goal towards the Windsor where he opened the dence. Every person who goes Secretary. Mrs. D. Robins.
stinted effort in behalf of Pales-
Odessa Progressive Aid Societv—Presi-
$270,000 quota, and at the first United Palestine Campaign on out now to solicit for this im- dent,
D. Welt; vIce.president. 8. Brost
tine's reconstruction.
W
report luncheon at Hotel Statl
Wednesday evening, drew s con- portant fund most feel that he aecretary. Chat( ker treasurer. J , :
on l'ilonday boosted the amount trusting picture between the has the spirit of the martyrs back SechE keymen. Jennie Meek.. N no-
senthal. I. KovItz, I. Rubin, I. IL Small,
of The
unity
of
effort
in
behalf!
subscribed
to
$147,374.35
or
58
local, national and interne-
marshalling of forces in Detroit Iof him. If this work is not prop-
Nerenherg. J. Simon, L. Maskin, M.
Wilson.
tional causes was described b p per cent of the entire quota. and in European countries. In erly done, it will be a betrayal o
f
Palest ine Rebekah Lodge. — )'resident
the speaker as significant and Clarence H. Enggass, chairman this country, he declared, armies our history and our traditions.' Mrs.
Eva Mann; eecretary. Mrs. Harry
symbolic.
lie declared that in of the general solicitation divi- of workers are being mobilized to
Petok; treasurer. Mrs. ii. Roaettfeld.
Pimker Progressive Aid Society—Presi-
Jewish life throughout the world sion, presided at the luncheon.
work for humanitarian causes A. P. C. Names Officers for 1935 dent. I. Perrhick;vice-president, Chas.
there is an organic unity and
Leone: secretary. A. Paryin; treasurer,
Mr. Enggass expressed confi- and to advance the cause of peace,
Drive
Mrs. Fannie Shapiro; keymen, M. Blotni-
that no one part can exist with- dence that the $65,000 quota of whereas in Europe the youth •
NEW YORK. (WNS) — The
out the other. "When one part the general division will be over- being mobilized in the hundreds , American
ke
As Prenslauer Maternity Aid—Pr...I-
Palestine Campaign re- dent,
Mrs Geo. Cohen; vire-resident,
ig weak the whole is weakened; subscribed.
of thousands for war.
ceived $650,000 from the 1934 Mrn J. trrYarrtreril :4er ice.tr arri.
Mr. Enggass
when one part is strong the
"You are carrying on this drive drive of the United Jewish Ap- knR;
read the following
Premien., — Infant Service Group —
wpole body gathers strength and endorsement of the campaign re- in the midst of the greatest as- peal and will get an additional
rrernitir nti , ,,:iirrsi.oiffir.1,Tzu t rry, loot- pr:aldr:inrat.
inspiration," he said.
ceived from Percival Dodge, man- malt upon Jewish life since the $100,000 when all collections
are D. Newcan;
,.
treasurer,Mr.s",°;:raimion;
Rabbi Feuer emphasized that aging director of the Detroit Crusades,"
Dr. Sachar stated. complete, it was announced by
the United Hebrew Schools have Community Fund:
k Wn ' In r. onen K e4e n n
"Anti-Semitism today is different Louis Lipsky at the election
fftn'In Presirient Mrs.
of
everything to do with world
Rodman; vice-president. Mrs: Ras-
"The Detroit Community
from the Jew-hatred of the past officers of the American Palestine Irene
Olna ; vecretary, Mr.
F'. Ilermelin; treas-
causes, in that by giving the chil-
Fund is watching the Allied
it ased on economic Campaign for 1935. Mr. Lipsky, urer. Rose Ehrlickman; keyman, Mrs.
dren a Jewish education world Jewish Campaign this year with racketeering. There is little that one of the six national
chairmen
Progressive Ladles Unt. Verein—Presl-
Jewry and American Jewish life a great deal of interest, for its
we can do directly to fight against iftf the 1935 UJA drive,
dent. M rs. R. Miller; vice-president.
Wm
re
was
are strengthened.
it.
Mrs. J. ftosengerd,
success will point the way for
Our best answer is more elected chairman of the board of Mimi; secretary.
,
BrnKruser.
"With uncertainty ruling Jew-
many of our own enterprises.
Ora Mahler
Judaism, the building of our con- directors of the APC. National
floriety — President,
ish life, you can see how import- We always are
Mrs. 11 Taliack; vice-president. Mrs.
grateful to the
stituent social service agencies co-chairmen are James Becker of Dora
Zack: secretary. Mrs Beige':
ant it is to keep Jewish life Jewish Welfare Federation for and the upbuilding of Palestine." Chicago, Judge William M.
ur ow.
Lewis
strong and insured," he empha- assuming the responsibility for
Radom., Friendly Society — President.
Emphasizing
the
need
for
char-
of
Philadelphia,
Morris
Rothen•
11,
H. 12111dn; VII - evresIdent. I. BrillIdY,
sized.
the distinctly Jewish social
acter building agencies, Dr. Su- berg of New York, Elihu D. Stone
ms V:ry. J. Green; Demmer, Mrs. A.
- "From Palestine we draw
problems in Detroit. Ev-
char said that it is no longer of Boston and Nathan Straus of
Ehndlner Unt. Verein —
strength, inspiration and cour- ery liberal-minded American
necessary to resort to the orphan New York. National honorary President. H. Ifeliwor; tire-president. A.
age," he continued, and painted must sympathise with the pligh
and
widow aspect in order to se- chairmen are Dr. Cyrus Adler, Weinberg; financial secretary. T. Hei-
t
a contrasting picture in Germany.
berg.
of the German Jews and must
cure relief funds; that the build- Governor Herbert H. Lehman,
Rusiner Ladle. Soelety—Preshient, kfra.
lie stated that the German situ- admire the effprts which Sr.,
ing of educational and recrea- Judge Julian W. Mack, Felix M. A. Winokur: sice-preeldent • Mrs. .R.
ation has become a European in- being made to assist them in tional agencies is another import- Warburg and Dr. Stephen S. Adelman; secretary, Mre Rose Wein-
berg: treasurer. Mr. Eva Robinson; key
fection and is becoming a world Germany and in Palestine. We
men. Mrs. S. Jpuolots,
ant answer to anti-Semites. The Wise.
Infection.
Stepiner Lathes Aid Society—President,
He declared that in very much hope that the 1935
every city in this country there campaign for these causes will
is a necessity for combating prop- •reach its goal and we
are ready
aganda which is a result of this to co-operate in every possible
infection.
way."
Describing the pitiable posi-
Addressing the Monday lunch-
tion of Polish Jewry, Rabbi Feuer eon meeting, Kurt Peiser, execu•
pointed to the million souls who five director of the drive, lauded
are dependent on charity, and the sincerity of purpose of the
asked how any one can sit com- workers and declared that for the
fortably in his home and fail to first time in the history of Allied
bb touched to his very heart- Campaigns Jewish organizations
strings by existing tragedies.
of Detroit joined the drive 100
Rabbi Feuer lauded the hero- per cent.
ism of German Jews who are or-
Our campaign comprises the
ganizing and retraining their broadest scope, including relief,
youth for settlement in Palestine. educational, recreational a n d
Ile described the sacrifices that character-building agencies," Mr.
are being made, the desire on Peiser stated. "Every human b
the part of parents to send their) ing is therefore i
nterest d
children to happier surroundings, some specific phase of the drive."
ant. painted a glorious picture of
To "salve the community's con-
Palestine where the German science," Mr. Peiser urged an ef•
settlers walk erect, unafraid of fort to raise the entire quota in
being spied upon.
order that the present "insecure
"One ray of hope, the thing and inadequate Jewish Old Folks
that absorbs me most, is Pales- Home" should be replaced with
tine, where 23,000 refugees from a suitable home for the aged
and
Germany have found a haven," infirm.
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the speaker said. "They have
found a welcome, happiness, a
livelihood, and can walk in broad
daylight with their heads held
high. In Palestine is the answer
t the Jewish people to our de-
- actors. We have shown that as
people we have done something
1st has never been accomplished
afore. In less than a generation
e have built a homeland, with
a language revived, with a uni-
versity.
"You can be one of the pio-
neers because every one who
helps to build a new civiliution
for our people is a pioneer. This
is not just another campaign.
This is a critical campaign and
upon it depend the courage of
our people, our triumph, our joys
and our respect."
Harry McDonald led in the
singing of campaign songs at the
luncheon, accompanied on the
piano by Phyllis Allen.
Tuesday's Luncheon
Reporting a total of $162,669
raised towards the entire quota
of $270,000 of the Allied Jewish
Campaign, appeals were sounded
by Jewish leaders, at the luncheon
meeting on Tuesday, for the rais-
ing of the balance of 40 per cent
of the campaign in the assigned
period of the drive, scheduled to
end on May 15.
Julian H. Krolik presided at
Tuesday's meeting. Mr. Enggass
announced that 900 solicitors in
his division have been assigned
a quota of $65,000 to be raised
among 12,300 prospects. He ex-
pressed confidence that the quota
Two Local Speakers
assigned his division will be over-
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, presi- subscribed.
dent of the Detroit Service Group, Milton M. Alexander, who ad-
and Simon Shetzer, one of the dressed Tuesday's luncheon, de-
leaders
in the pre-campaign solidi- dared that the drive is being
.
COB-
tation division, were the other acted in a spirit of consecra-
two speakers of the evening.
tion, dedication and social sacra-
Mrs. Ehrlich emphasized the ment." He said that the work-
importance of guaranteeing the ers are engaged in a "holy
war
maintenance funds of our local against poverty, prejudice and
agencies, spoke of Jewish educa- persecution — elements that have
tion as "the key to the treasures always been the enemies of our
of the storehouse of Israel," ap- people."
pealed for the traditional Jewish
Mrs. Joseph H. Erhlich, presi-
agencies included in the drive, dent of the Detroit Service
and reminded the workers that Group, the fund-raising agency
included in the maintenance of the Jewish Welfare Federation
funds is a sum of $10,000 "to under whose auspices the cam-
immure the maintenance of the paign is being conducted, an-
present Old Folks Home until nounced that Isaac Rader. well
we may have a new one."
known Detroit artist. will paint
Mr. Shetzer warned that Jew.
ishness will become an empty gratis, as his contribution to the
drive, the portrait of the person
Sell if Jewish education and who will increase his gift by $500.
evrinh scholarship are neglected.
'slating oat that Jewish leader- Mr. Rader painted portraits of
:tip has been transferred to this Justices Henry Si. Butzel, Justice
ountry following the collapse of Charles C. Simons, Fred M. But-
the Russian Jewish structure, he zel, Judge DeWitt Merriam, Hen-
ry Wineman, the late David Rob-
emphasized that American Jewry
inson, the late Mrs. Hattie. Rob-
must carry an adequate measure
of responsibility in Jewish affairs. inson, Mrs. Edwin al. Rosenthal,
wW
Mrs. Milton al. Alexander and
to Palestine, Mrs. Harry Becker.
which le the hippy experience of
Following the presentation of
800,000 of our people, as • haven, a program
of entertainment by
An additional 50 organizations
are yet to report, and their officers
and keymen will be listed in a later
issue of The Chronicle •
STEP upro
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Zitonierer Progreml,
1:nt.
President, 8 Cash: vice-proadent,
Barnett; mecretery, B. Kollan; tryourer,
Mr. Sax; keyman, s. Rubin.
w 11L. Ladles Aid Society
Ma L. Fineman; vire-president, Mrs.
Mra.
H. Plover; treumrer, Mrs. II. Sur., k
ey .
man, Mrs. I. Perin.
Mrs.
Joseph Weingarden's Bridge
H o ,„„
Club—
Rena aoelel p —
President Mrs
A. Weisman; maretary. Mrs
Ann., MY.;
Mrs Harry Shulman.
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1955 Ford. Undo, normal
driving conditions an oil
chang• ivory WOO miles
will provid• correct en.
gin e lubricatioa.
most comfortable Ford ever built, but also the
biggest, roomiest and easiest handling.
A small down payment will help you take the
first step up to V-8 ownership ... and convenient,
economical terms can be arranged through the
Universal Credit Company. See your neighbor-
hood Ford dealer today.
*5495 and up. I. o. b, Detroit.
Standard accessory group
Including bumpers and
spare tire extra. Safety
Glass throughout at no ad-
ditional cost.
FORD DEALERS OF MICHIGAN
TUNE IN
the FORD SUNDAY EVENING HOUR, Symphony Orchestra and celebrated guest soloists.
8 o'clock (E. S. T.). all Columbia Stations. FRED WARING AND HIS PENNSYLVANIANS. presented by
Ford Dealers every Thursday evening at
sot
(E. S. T.) over all Columbia Stations.
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