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democracy so dear to all true
Americans."

The 1940 Allied Campaign

The Federation president laud-
ed the Detroit Service Group,
the Federation's fund - raising
amr. He recalled the fact that
19,080 contributors enrolled in
the 1939 Allied Jewish Campaign
conducted by the Jewish Welfare
Federation, for the amount of
$651,000, which was $260,000
more than Detroit's best previ-
ous experience.
"Based on our local Jewish
population, this seems incredible,"
said Mr. Srere. "It means that
practically every Jewish family
in our community had at least
one contributor, and many two
Pr three, to the drive.
"It would be disregarding world
events to imagine that this great
advance, in amount raised and
the number of contributors en-
listed was due only to campaign
organization, but it is a tribute
to the Detroit Service Group and
its army of fine workers that the
city was canvassed thoroughly
and effectively. The Detroit Jun-
ior Service Group, which has
great potentialities, also deserves
a large share of the credit for
this magnificent job. Our leaders
of tomorrow will be graduates of
that group."

Tribute to Late J. H. Ehrlich

March 29,

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Cantor I. Flusberg to Trees Planted In
Conduct Emanuel
The Butzel Forest
Passover Services

William Sandler, president of
Beth Tale) Emanuel announces
that Cantor Isrolikel Flusberg
will conduct services at the Tay-
lor-Wilson Synagogue during the
last two days of Passover, Sun-
day evening, Monday and Tues-
day, April 28 to 30.
Youthful Chazon Flusberg is
considered one of the outstanding
interpreters of Jewish liturgy in
the United States. He was born
in New York twenty-one years
ago and received a thorough Jew-
ish education, in addition to his
musical training. He was a stu-
dent at the Yeshiva and Mesifta
Torah Vodaath of Brooklyn, New
York, and assisted some of the
famous Chazonim as a young
boy. During the year, he has
made a highly successful tour
of the principal American Jew-
ish communities, and visited De-
troit twice last winter as guest
of Emanuel Synagogue. On
the first two days of Passover,
he will officiate at Dallas, Texas.
Tickets for admission are al-
ready available at the syna-
gogue office, 1550 Taylor Ave.,
Trinity 1-2934; from the Sha-
mosh, L Abramson, or in the
downtown office of Jacob She-
vitz, vice president of the con-
gregation, 1728 National Bank
Bldg. CA. 5011.

A resolution expressing the
loss of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration and the entire commu-
nity upon the demise of Joseph Honor Bar Mitzvah
H. Ehrlich was read by Rabbi
Leon F•am. The resolution will
Of Victor Linden
be spread upon the minutes of
the organization and an appropri-
A group of friends who attend-
ate copy presented to the family ed the Bar Mitzvah dinner of
of the deceased.
Victor Linden, son of Mr. and
Statement of Treasuerr
Mrs. Nathan Linden of Coiling-
Reporting as treasurer of the wood Ave., on Sunday evening, at
Jewish Welfare Federation, Mau- Lachar's on Cass Ave., honored
rice Aronsson stated that of the the Bar Mitzvah by inscribing his
$652,905.40 raised in the 1940 name in the Golden Book of the
Allied Jewish Campaign, $523,- Jewish National Fund.
Benjamin Laikin was toastmas-
345.34 or 80.3 per cent has
been collected as of March 21, ter at the dinner, and brief ad-
1940. Of this amount, $494,744.- dresses were delivered by mem-
92 has been paid out in appro- bers of the family and several
priations to overseas, national, guests.
and local causes. •
"The 1938 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, which raised $391,861.58, H e r s c h m a n, treasurer; Mrs.
reported Mr. Aronsson, has dis- Charles Rubiner, Abe Shiffman,
bursed its obligations in full, Herman S. Osnos, Benjamin E.
having paid off all beneficiaries." Jaffe and Mrs. Stella Frank,
Mr. Aronsson also called at- board members.
tention to the certified statement Placement Bureau, North End
Clinic and Jewish Social
of resources and liabilities con-
Service Bureau
tained in the 1939 Jewish Wel-
Nathaniel H. Goldstick, presi-
fare Year Book, the first edition
of which was distributed to the dent of the Jewish Child Place-
nearly 400 Federation members ment Bureau read the report of
the nominating committee in the
attending the meeting.
absence of Melville S. Welt who
-Elections Held
Preceding the president's re- had served as chairman. Two
port, elections to the board of new members elected to the board
governors of the Jewish Welfare of directors are Rabbi Morris Ad-
Federation were held as well as ler and Louis Luckoff.
As chairman of the nominating
those to four of Federation's af-
committee for North End Clinic.
filiated agencies.
Clarence H. Enggass, chairman Mrs. Hyman C. Border presented
of the nominating committee, de- the following nominees for the
scribed the amendment to the board of trustees for a three-
Federation by-laws, taking prac- year term ending in 1943: Syl-
tical effect in 1942, which calls van Grosner, Jesse F. Hirschman,
for the rotation of board mem- Marcus Kates, Andrew Wine-
bers, making any member who ma nand Mrs. Sol Wolf. Mrs.
has served two executive terms Philip Marcuse was nominated
ineligible for re-election for the to fill an unexpired term for one
year. The slate was unanimously
period of one year.
"In view of the fact that this elected.
George M. Stutz, president of
plan for the rotation of board
membership will ultimately go the Jewish Social Service Bureau,
into effect," said Mr. Enggass, asked Harold Silver, director of
"your nominating committee ha3 the agency, to read the report
felt that those members of the of the nominating committee in
board who have served faithfully the absence of Prof. Samuel M.
should he renominated at this Levin, chairman. Nominated and
time. Therefore we submit the elected to the board of the bu-
following slate for •e-election: reau were: Rabbi Morris Adler,
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Dr. A. M. Fred M. Butzel, Abraham Coop-
Hershman, Israel Himelhoch, er, Harry C. Grossman, Benja-
Jesse F. Hirschman, Judge Harry min E. Jaffe, Max Osnos, Dr.
B. Keidan, Charles Rubiner, Abe David J. Sandweiss and Mrs. Mel-
ville S. Welt.
Srere and Henry Wineman."
Serving with Mr. Enggass on Dr. Frank Kingdon's Address
Guest speaker of the evening,
the nominating committee were
Irving. W. Blumberg and Abra- Dr. Frank Kingdon, president of
Newark University, stressed the
ham Cooper.
theory that "the only way to
Frp'sh Air Society Election
Suggested amendments to the keep our individual rights is to
constitution of the Fresh Air strengthen the rights of every
Society were presented by Oscar man. "
Warning Americans not to try
Kaufman, chairman of the nom-
inating committee. The amend- to fight Fascism with Fascism,
ments, unanimously passed, called Dr. Kingdon asserted: "It is our
for the increase in the number business • to prove by our own
of directors of the society from national life that the ways of
16 to 20 members and arranged humanity are alive. We must
for the rotation of board mem- keep d ern o c racy working.
bers, providing that a director Through such activities as were
who serves two successive terms here described tonight, we mani-
shall not be eligible for re-elec- fest our power and align our-
tion until after one year inter- selves with the decent forces. If
we do not enter into such activ-
venes.
Fdectrd to the directorships ity and so (din ourselves, we
rnd offices to be filled were: will have no right to complain."
In adjourning. the meeting, Mr.
Harry L. Jackson, president: Mrs.
Maurice Klein, vice president; Srere urged all Federation mem-
Miss Henrietta Ascher, recording bers to take an active part in the
secretary; Mrs. Leo J. Croll, cor- forthcoming Allied Jewish Cam-
responding secretary; Miss Sadie paign.

The Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit acknowledges
the planting of the following
trees in Palestine in the Fred M.
Butzel Forest:
One tree in memory of Eph-
raim Tickton, by Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Sclar.
One tree in memory of Yis-
roel Osher llershkovitz by the
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
One tree by the Bridge Club
in memory of Yis•oel Osher
Hershkowitz.
A tree in honor of the Bar
Mitzvah of Herbert William
Spoon by Young Women's Miz-
rachi.
A tree in honor of Bar
Mitzvah of Gerald Rowin by
Young Women's Mizrachi.
One tree in memory of Dora
Schiff by Young Women's Miz-
rachi.

940

Bnai Moshe School, 11 trees; Honor Sholom Asch
Carmel School, 3 threes.
For tree planting in Palestine,
Anniversary Sunilay
please call Mrs. Philip Slomo-
vitz, UN. 1-6972, 17417 Stoepel
A celebration of the 60th '.irth-
Ave.
day of the noted Jewish \\ der ,
Sholom Asch, will be hel.. on
Sunday evening, March 3 i n
the auditorium of the C , -itral
Weines Celebrate
High School, under the au,,,ices
of the Yiddish Culture S, tion
Golden Wedding
of the Jewish Community , un .
cil, with the cooperation o th e
Anniversary Sunday
"Tsikor," Sholom Al eichem olh
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weine of Institute and the Council of iew-
3268 Sturtevant Ave. will cele- ish Reading Circles. The vent
brate their 50th wedding anni- also marks the 40th annivt.:
versary Sunday evening, March of Sholom Asche's career .,, a
31, at a dinner at Congregation writer.
The principal speaker of the
Shaarey Zedek.
They were married in Russia evening will be the well h! , , wn
and have lived here for the past publicist and literary eriti, S.
Niger. There also will be ar ap-
35 years.
Their children are: Mrs. Abe propriate musical program.
The meeting is open to th e
Bobroff, Mrs. Tom Borman, Mrs.
Abe Chover, Albert Weine, Mrs. general public and the office] of
Jack Gelf and and Rabbi Max all organizations affiliated ,vith
the Jewish Community Colincil
inc.
are especially urged to atteml,

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covery of Dr. A. M. Hershman
by Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Preger-
=4'
son.
The following planted trees
in memory of Ephraim Tickton:
One by Mr. Harry Festenstein,
two by Mr. Maurice Axelrod, two
by the Deluxe Auto Sales, one
announce
by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomo-
vitz, one by Sam Kovan, two
trees by Sam Goldberg, two by
That This Year As Always They Will Produce
Samuel Festenstein, one by A. =—
J. Cutler, two by S. Taxey, one —.==
by David Sislin, two by Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Schaver, five by Mr.
and Mrs. William Hordes, one
by Nat Shever.
Dr. Lipton planted one tree
in honor of his mother.
One tree in memory of A. J.
Redblatt by Mr. and Mrs. Shifro.
One tree in honor of grand-
father A. Berez by Charles and
Leonard Reider.
One tree by Mr. and Mrs. Ab-
raham J. Lachover in honor of
the recovery from illness of
Under the Supervision of the
Nathan Yaffa.
Two trees in memory of Dora
VAAD HA'RABONIM OF DETROIT
Schiff by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Clinton.
One tree in honor of the re-
covery of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mitz by the Jewish Women's
European Welfare Organization.
On the occasion of Chamisho
Osor the Sunday Schools have
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UN. 1-2800
responded as follows:
United Hebrew Schools, 41
trees; Shaarey Zedek, 55 trees;
Bnai David School, 15 trees;

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