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Friday, February 16, 1945
JWEWO Luncheon
Card Party Feb. 21
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Hebrew Ladies Aid
Bnai David Sisterhood
Memorial Services
Democrats Back
To Meet Wednesday
Sponsors Benefit Party
For Jewish Veterans
Resh for . Judge
In honor of workers and mem-
At Bnai Moshe Feb. 231 bers
The Bnai David Sisterhood
The Wayne County Democrat-
who helped make the an-
A special meeting of the Jew-
ish Women's European Welfare
The "Jewish War Veterans on
Organization will be held Mon-
day, Feb. 19, at the Bnai Moshe the American Scene" will be the
Synagogue. The following offi- topic at the Memorial Services
cers were elected :
Mrs. R. Katzin has been re-
elected president. Mesdames S.
Osnos, 1. Israel, Golden, Poskow,
Leland and Dorfman, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Ida Goldsmith, re-
elected treasurer ;• Mesdames ,T.
Lewis, Lilienthal and Miller,
trustees; Mrs. German, secre-
tary; and Mesdames Rosenberg,
Winer and Lipshitz, hospitalize-
t ion.
Final arrangements will be
made for a luncheon and card
party to be given Wednesday,
Feb. 21, at Bnai David Syna-
gogue, Elmhurst and 14th.
RABBI JACOB J. NATHAN
Lt. Commander
STOLL
• Honorably discharged from
Naval Service — January,
1945.
• Former Register of Deeds—
Five terms. 1933.142.
• Former State Senator.
• Homespun economy and rig-
id business management.
• Excellent record in business,
militdry and public office.
• Endorsed by organized labor,
civic and fraternal, and war
veteran organizations.
•
Vote Democratic
•
Primaries
February 19, 1945
Boniface R. Mails, who has
recently been retired from active
service as an officer with the
U.S. Army because of injuries
sustained while overseas, an-
nounces the reopening of his law
offices for the general practice
of law at 3025 Barium Tower.
dedicated to those who gave their
lives in defense of our country.
The services will be held at 8:30
p. m. Feb. 23, at the Bnai
Moshe Synagogue.
The services will be conducted
by Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan, hon-
U. P. A.
orary chaplain of the Jewish
War Veterans, under the aus-
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pices of the State Department
of Jewish War Veterans.
We solemnly urge every coni-
All posts in Detroit will par- munity to initiate its campaign
ticipate.
plans with dispatch and to raise
maximum sums for the major
causes in Jewish life. The Unit-
Ask Big 3 Save
ed Palestine Appeal is confident
that Jewish welfare boards will
600,000 Jews
distribute their fund with a deep
NEW YORK (WNS) — In itid sympathetic understanding
order to prevent the wholesale of the centrality of the position
murder of 600,000 Jews who of Palestine as the pivot and
are still in Nazi occupied terri- foundation of the Jewish future.
tories, the World Jewish Con- We firmly believe that all Amer-
gress appealed to the leaders of ican Jews share in the hope and
the United Nations to discuss determination that the survivors
their rescue and to effectuate of mass persecution and devasta-
every feasible means toward that tion must never be homeless
again. Let us in unity and har-
end.
mony set our hands to this his-
toric purpose.
ic Committee, on Feb. 2, unani-
mously endorsed Stephen F. Resh
for Common Pleas Judge.
The committee, representing
all of the district of Wayne
County and the City of Detroit,
resolved to support Stephen F.
Resh for Judge of the C01111110a
Pleas Court for the City of De-
troit, Long Term.
The committee urges all voters
to support and to vote for Step-
hen F. Resh, who is qualified
for judge by education, legal
training, reputation and 18 years
of experience as a trial lawyer.
Mr. Resh has been president of
the Detroit Softball Association
for 11 years—a member of the
Musicians' Union for 17 years,
lair legal counsel and business
representative—secretary of the
Harper-Van Dyke Business Men's
Association, and past president.
Mr. Resh advocates night ses-
sions for die Court for the con-
venience of the war workers.
UHS SCHOLARSHIP
The United Hebrew Schools
acknowledge receipt of a Schol-
arship to the Scholarship Fund
of the Schools from Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Spevakow of Hazelwood
Ave., in honor of the Bar Mitz-
vah of their son, Marvin.
will hold a "War Efforts" games
party on Monday, Feb. 19, at
the Bnai David Social Hall, 14th
and Elmhurst. Mrs. Julius Sil-
verman is chairman. The pro-
ceeds are to be used for war
effort activities by the Sister-
hood. The public is invited.
Sisterhood members have act-
ed as hostesses after Friday eve-
ning• services at Romulus Air
Base and sponsored an evening
at the USO Lounge at Belcrest.
The members were also active
during the War Chest Drive . and
will be working on the Red Cross
Drive next month.
ELECT ALBERT' M.
CARSON
or
RECORDER'S COURT
JUDGE
Officially Endorsed by
Wayne County Democratic
CLmmittee
O
MEMORIAL
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that when he looked into her
eyes he realized that she was
the "greatest diplomat of us all."
A few months ago Boston Uni-
verity conferred upon Miss Szold
the degree of Doctor of, Humani-
ties, the ceremony taking place
over the radio.
Miss Szold visited Detroit sev-
eral times and was a guest of
the Wetsmans and the Ehrlichs
during her stay in the city.
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V
nual donor luncheon, Jan. 10, a
success, Mrs. Julia Ring, presi-
dent, and Mrs. Matilda Kepes.
general Chairman, served a lunch-
eon. Cards were played after-
wards.
A home cooked meal will be
served at the dinner card party
to he held Sunday, March 11, in
the Dexter-Lawrence auditorium.
No one will be admitted without
reservations. Mrs. Sarah Berger
is general chairman, UN. 3-0816.
Rabbi Jacob Nathan will be
guest speaker and Miss Rosina
Beltman will be the vocalist.
The proceeds of this affair will
go for European Relief. Admis-
sion is $2.25 person.
The next regular meeting will
be held Wednesday, Feb. 21, at
1:30 p. In. in the Dexter-Law-
rence Hall.
Attorney B. R. Maile
Resumes Law Practice
Return to Public
Office
HAROLD E.
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CINCINNATI — With the dis-
solution of the United Jewish
Appeal, the Board of Direct-
ors of the Council of Jew-
ish Federations and Welfare
Funds, meeting here last week-
end, devoted much of its atten-
tion to efforts to prevent a
break-up of the joint campaign
in which the United Palestine
Appeal, Joint Distribution Com-
mittee and the National Refugee
Service have taken part for sev-
eral years and to consider steps
which welfare funds throughout
the country can take to insure
maximum funds for the relief of
European Jewry and the develop-
ment of Palestine.
These efforts climaxed the dis-
cussions of the past several
weeks between the officers of the
Council and the UPA and JDC.
Numerous alternative proposals
for a formula of agreement were
discussed by a special committee
of the Council's Board.
Welfare Fund leaders present
at the meeting were unanimous
in stressing the importance of
continuing the joint campaign to
achieve maximum funds for over-
seas needs and to avoid any im-
pairment of community solidar-
ity which might follow as a
result of competitive appeals.
The break among the ma-
jor overseas agencies was
the one dark cloud in the pros-
pects for even more generous
giving by the Jews of America,
according to the reports on fund
raising prospects for 1945 ub-
mitted by Abe Srere of Detroit,
chairman of the Council Com-
mittee on Financing of Welfare
Program. Mr. Srere's - report in.
dicated that if the UJA situa-
tion were not disturbed the peak
fund-raising achieved in 1944
would be surpassed in the cur-
rent year.
Paner is needed for •ictory.
Save all, and donate it to your
charity. Or, call Randolph 8282.
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