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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

To Every Jewish Woman in Detroit!

Have you signed a "pledge of service" card?

Wall Street, they say, is pre- jamin Cohen as SEC head N
paring to wage a bitter fight he returns from his missim
against the appointment of Ben- London with Dr. Winant.

If not,

of the Joint Distribution Commit-
enroll by phoning Randolph 9340 or, better yet, sign this
tee and the Hebrew University
form. Clip and mail it to Allied Jewish Campaign Head-
and is an honorary vice-chairman
quarters, 1401 Hotel Statler.
of the United Palestine Appeal.
I hereby pledge my services to the Women's Division
He is also one of the American
of the 1941 Allied Jewish Campaign of the Jewish Welfare
members of the executive com-
Federation.
mittee of the Jewish Agency for
Palestine.
Name
In addition, Mr. Wineman is a
Address
member of the American Jewish
Committee and serves on its ex-
Telephone
ecutive board. He also serves as
a vice-president of the Council
of Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds.
many women who during the the trade unions and fraternal
year devote their time to the spe- labor organizations towards the
Message to Gus Newman
Following his acceptance of the cific projects, of individual organ- New York quota of $500,000
campaign chairmanship, Mr. Wine- izations, will soon come forward which the American ORT Federa-
tion set out to raise in its cam-
man, who is expected back in the to offer their services.
Mrs. Klein particularly calls paign this year. This decision was
city shortly, sent a message to
Gus D. Newman, president of upon the officers of the various adopted at a luncheon-conferenc,‘
the Detroit Service Group, the women's organizations to encour- of Labor & Peoples ORT, upon
fund-raising organization of the age their memberships to assume the suggestion of David Dubin-
sky, president of the Interna-
Jewish Welfare Federation, which responsibility in the drive.
tional Ladies Garment Workers
supplies the man-power for the
Prospects Committee
Mrs. David S. Diamond and Union, and was enthusiastically
annual Allied Jewish Campaign.
In his message, Mr. Wineman Mrs. Nathan Simons head the approved by the many trade
prospects committee of the wo- union union leaders present. The
said:
"In accepting the chairmanship men's division of the campaign. conference was held in New Yor'c
this year, I took into account The duties of this committee em- under the chairmanship of Adolph
esident of the brace the obtaining of prospects Held, head of Labor & Peoples
service Group, would have the for the solicitors, of analyzing ORT.
necessary number of workers—. the accounts and assigning them
An outstanding feature at the
and more—enrolled and ready to workers. In this connection, a luncheon was the presentation by
for action, well in advance of call has been issued to the presi- Mrs. David Dubinsky of a check
dents of many local women's or- of $7,000 to Dr. Lvovitch, vice-
the campaign period.
"This is certainly one time ganizations, soliciting their as- president of the World ORT
when the gravity of the need is sistance in this project.
Union, to be sent to England
such that a united Detroit com-
for relief work there. Mrs. Dubin-
Women's Speakers' Bureau
munity will respond promptly to
Under the chairmenship of sky, in presenting the check, de-
the Service Group's call."
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson and Mrs. clared that it represents the pro-
Mr. Newman has sent a copy of Morris Adler, the women's divis- ceeds of the successful ORT con-
Mr. Wipeman's letter to the key ion speakers' bureau is organ- cert held in Carnegie Hall re-
workers of last year's campaign, ized and ready for work. Pre- cently, and arranged by a wom-
to which he has added his own pared to interpret the needs of en's committee under her chair-
personal appeal for enrollment in the causes included in the 1941 manship.
the 1941 fund-raising effort.
Allied Jewish Campaign to every
Alexander Halpern, president
In addition, Mr. Newman urges women's group within the De- of ORT in England, related the
all those who have not yet receiv- troit Jewish Community, its mem- situation of the Jewish refugees
ed pledge-of-service cards to call bers are working in cooperation in his country, and spoke spe-
Allied Jewish Campaign headquar- with the general campaign speak- cifically of the tragic fate of the
ters, in the Hotel Statler, Ran- ers' bureau. Many of them at- Jewish refugees who came to
dolph 9340, and enlist in the tended the general speakers' bu- England from various Nazi-occu-
campaign army.
reau meeting, held Thursday eve- pied countries.
Organizations Mobilized for the ning, where Rabbi Leon Fram,
A dramatic description of the
Drive
who heads the general bureau, ordeals of the Jews in France—
A conference of representatives presided.
occupied and non-occupied—was
of various Jewish organizations
Working with Mrs. Jackson and
in the city was held last Sun- Mrs. Adler, as members of the given by Mine. Maxa Nordau,
day morning, March 16, at the women's division speakers' bu- famous daughter of Vie late Jew-
Rose, Sittig Cohen Bldg., to dis- reau, are: Mesdames Hyman Ait- ish leader, Max Nordau.
A picture of the tragic state
cuss various problems pertaining man, Julian R. Barit, A. H.
to the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Brodie, Douglas I. Brown, Harry of the Jews in various other
Those who addressed the con- Z. Brown, Louis S. Cohane, Ralph countries, like Poland, Hungary,
ference included Mrs. Joseph H. Davidson, Max Dushkin, Adolph Rumania, Switzerland and Ger-
Ehrlich, Sidney L. Alexander and Ehrlich, Clarissa Fineman, Max many, was painted by Dr. David
Jos* . Bernstein. Mr. Bernstein Frank, Charles Gitlin, Fred A. Lvovitch.
and Myron A. Keys are chairmen Ginsburg, Arthur A. Gilbert.
of organizations for the drive.
Louis Glasier, Susel Goldstick,
Following the addresses an out- Joseph Haggai, Israel Himelhoch,
line of the plan for campaign pro- William B. Isenberg, Samuel B.
cedure among the various groups Kanners, Nathan N. Kaplan,
was presented by A. J. Lachover. Maurice Klein, Shmarya Klein-
The conference adopted the man, David Kliger, Julian H.
following decisions:
Krolik, Maurice Landau, Bayre
1. To cooperate with the Al- Levin, Reuben Levine, Abe R.
lied Jewish Campaign by supply- Rosenberg, J. S. Semis. Samuel
ing workers who will solicit pros- Schaflander, Carl S. Schiller, Da-
pects in the various trades and vid Sheraga, Daniel Siegel, Isa-
professions.
dore Siegel, Philip Slomovitz,
2. To induce members of their Bert L. Smokier, Joshua S. Sper-
respective groups to increase their ka, Nathan Spevakow, Abraham
individual gifts in accordance Srere, Mayer B. Sulzberger,
with the increased needs.
Henry Van Baalen, Joseph M.
3. To make large treasury Welt and the Misses Emma But-
gifts and be ready to report on zel. Florence Davidson, Anna Ox-
these pledges by April 15 or enhandler, Setta Robinson and
before.
Zelda Rosenthal.
4. To carry out campaign edu-
The organization of the wo-
cational programs among all the men's division campaign set-up
groups during the months of for the coming drive is proceed-
March, April and May.
ing rapidly, according to Mrs.
Myron A. Keys presided at the Abraham Srere, chairman of the
conference.
project.
Hundreds of congratulatory
telegrams and letters welcoming
the reconstitution of the United
Jewish Appeal as the unified
The chairman of the workers' fund-raising instrument of the
committee for the Women's Di- Joint Distribution Committee,
vision of the 1941 Allied Jewish United Palestine Appeal and Na-
Campaign, Mrs. Maurice Klein, tional Refugee Service were re-
met with her vice-chairmen on ceived this week by Rabbi Abba
Friday, March 21, at Hotel Stat- Hillel Silver and Rabbi Jonah
ler, to formulate plans for the B. Wise, national chaitmen, from
enlistment of 1,000 workers. communal leaders throughout the
Working with Mrs. Klein on this country.
Same familiar pack,
but new Old Golds
project, are Mrs. Sol G. Meyers,
The steady stream of messages
inside. The Old
Mrs. Daniel Siegel, Mrs. Amson pouring into the national head-
Golds your deal-
C. Tabor, Mrs. Aaron A. Silber- quarters of the United Jewish
er has now are
blatt and Mrs. Harold H. Smi: Appeal at 342 Madison Ave. in
NEW Old Golds.
lay. The job of this committee is New York City unanimously hail
to furnish workers to complete the the statesmanship of the leaders
various teams within the set-up in resolving their differences and
of the Women's Division.
making possible the re-establish-
Mrs. Klein issued an appeal to ment of unity as the basis for
the women of Detroit's Jewish unparalleled action on the part
community, to be prepared to ac- of American Jewry to rescue the
cept immediately when asked to Jewish people through relief and
serve in the Women's Division rehabilitation overseas, upbuild-
army for the drive. If, for some ing and defense of the Jewish
reason, individual women have not homeland in Palestine, and refu-
yet been approached, she asks gee assistance in the United
them to volunteer their services States.
by calling the Women's Division
at Campaign Headquarters, at the Trade Unions in New York Will
Raise $75,000 for "ORT"
Hotel Statler, Randolph 9340.
NEW YORK. — The sum of
The chairmen of the workers'
committee are convinced that $75,000 will be contributed by

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