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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Jewish Women of Detroit Swing
Into Action for the SOS Collection
A city-wide organization of
Jewish women for the SOS cam-
paign to collect food, clothing and
other necessities for shipment to
stricken Jewish survivors over-
seas is preparing to swing Into
action with Mrs. Harry Singer as
chairman, Mrs. William Grahm as
co-chairman and Mrs. Abraham
Flayer as secretary of a commit-
tee to which other names will
soon be added.
Joining with the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee in a national
"Supplies for Overseas Survivors"
collection campaign, the local
drive is being sponsored by the
Jewish Welfare Federation
through the League of Jewish
Women's Clubs in cooperation
with, national organizations, their
local affiliates and junior divi-
sions.
The organizations cooperating in
the Detroit SOS drive are:
American Association for Jew-
ish Education, Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds,
Hadassah, Ladeis Auxiliary and
Jewish War Veterans of U. S.,
Mizrachi Women's Organization of
America; National Council of Jew-
ish Women, National Federation
of Temple Sisterhoods, National
Jewish Welfare Board, National
Women's League of the United
Synogogues of America, Syno-
gogue Council of America, United
Order of True Sisters, Women's
American ORT, Women's Division,
Union of Orthodox Congregations,
Women's Supreme Council of
Bnal Brith.
Delegates of leading women's
groups mapped the SOS drive at
a recent planning meeting at
which Mrs. Carl Schiller, war ef-
forts chairman of the League of
Jewish Women's Clubs, presided.
Ira I. Sonnenblick, SOS Field Rep-
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On Polish Jews
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"The Role of the Jews in the
new Poland" will be the topic of
an address State Senator Stanley
Nowak will deliver at a mass
meeting to be held Wednsday,
March 27 at 8:30 p.m. in the Social
Hall of the Bnal Moshe Syna-
gogue, Dexter and Lawrence. •
The Detroit Section of the
American Jewish Congress, in co-
sponsorship with the Federation
of Polish Jews, the Jewish Peo-
ples' Fraternal Order and the De-
troit Landsmanshaften, is calling
this mass meeting in order to get
a first hand report of conditions
In the new Poland.
Senator Nowak, who just re-
cently returned from a tour in
Poland. where he went as a mem-
ber of a delegation sent by 33
Polish American Organizations in
Detroit to survey the newly cre-
ated conditions in Poland, is
thoroughly acquainted with the
Jewish problem in Poland and has
first hand information which he
received from the various heads
of the Warsaw Government. He
has a very important message.
The public is invited and admis-
sion is free.
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The 42nd Annual Convention of
the Jewish Consumptives' Relief
Society will culminate in a dinner
to be held March 31 at the Hotel
Astor in New York. The featured
speliker of • the evening will be
Mr. Louis Nizer, author of the
provocative best seller, "What to
Do with Germany."
The delegate to the Conference
from Detroit will be Mrs. Harry
Gold, 4245 West Grand Ave., presi-
dent of the Detroit Molly Segal
Auxiliary, JCRS.
Stutz Becomes
Cecil Brown, Radio Commentator
Publicity Director To Address Women's Rally, March 27
resentative for the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee, and Isidore So-
beloff, Executive Director of the
Jewish Welfare Federation of De-
troit, brought to the meeting the
full urgency of the need for ship-
ping supplies to destitute Jewish
survivors.
A motor corps will be organized
to pick up packages of clothes on
a date that will be chosen and
publicized by the committee. A
men's group, boy scouts, girl
scouts and AZA members will be
organized to help with the pack-
ing and shipping of material to
warehouses from which the over-
seas shipments will be made.
Harry Stutz, recently returned
from overseas service in the Ar-
my, is the third veteran to be
engaged by the Jewish Commun-
ity Center, having joined the staff
as membership and publicity di-
rector, Samuel H. Rubiner, presi-
dent of the Center announced re-
cently. A native of Detroit, Mr.
Stutz graduated from the Uni-
versity of Michigan in 1939.
Annual Szold Ball
Saturday Night
Culminating several weeks of
preparation, the Annual Szold
Ball, sponsored by the Little Wo-
men of Hadassah, will unfold at
9 p.m., Saturday, March 23, in the
Wayne Room of the Hotel Statler.
Eddie Marshall and his orchestra
will furnish the music.
Proceeds from this semi-formal
The American people in 1945
contributed $32,706,469.95 in cash affair will go to the boy scout
and goods to the American Society movement in Palestine.
for Russian Relief, Inc., the or-
ganization's Board of Directors
announced "A Report to the
Public" issued last week.
It was the largest sum of re-
lief assistance received by Rus-
sian Relief in one year, making a
ange of the meeting date
total of almost $80,000,000 received fro March 28 to April 4 was an-
by the agency since its inception nounced recently by Harold B.
in September, 1941.
Weisman, president of Chapter I
Russian Relief has undertaken of the Detroit District of the
a 1946 quota of $25,000,000 worth Zionist Organization of America.
of relief supplies to be shipped The session will be held at the
during the current year. Em- G.A.R. Building, on Grand River.
phasis is being placed on medical Information can be obtained from
supplies to re-equip key Soviet Mr. Weisman, TO. 6-3356.
hospitals and other institutions.
Americans Give
Over 32 Million
For Russian Aid
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Detroit Young Israel will be
host to Rabbi Dr. Samson R.
Weiss, director of adult education
of the National Council of Young
Israel, the week-end of March 29.
Dr. Weiss, former Dean of Ye-
shivath Beth Yehudah, will ad-
dress a Young Israel sponsored
Friday Forum to be held in Con-
gregation Mogen Abraham, Dex-
ter at Cortland, at 8:30 p.m. to
which the public is invited. Rabbi
Weiss will also deliver the sermon
at the Young Israel Northwestern
branch services Saturday morning.
A Mlava Malkit for a selected
group of community leaders Is
scheduled for Saturday night.
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The shops in Wiesbaden seem
to have more to offer. The civil-
ian shops have more cheese and
bologna and liverwurst and nearly
everyone you pass carries a loaf
of bread under his arm. Even the
gift shops seem to have more to
offer. Our maid at the billet may
have the answer, "Things are get-
ting better in Germany every day,
since the Americans came."
It has been a mild winter here
so far and the Germans have
been cutting many of the trees
that are around in the suburbs of
the town. They cut them neatly,
saw them into neat piles, and
then carry them in wagons, on
their backs, on their bicycles, on
their cars or anything that will
hold wood. It does you good to
know that the displaced persons
are getting coal while the Ger-
mans have to get their heat from
wood and back-breaking work.
(Next week's article tells of the
opening of a grave to find as
American flier. Then follow's Day-
ett's first actual trial, the Boritum
Island Case.)
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debate in Detroit at 11:15 a.m.,
Sunday, March 31, with the Beth
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ANNUAL LITHUANIAN BANQUET
MARCH 31
The annual banquet of the Detroit Federation of Lithuanian Jews
will be held SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, AT MOSS', at
JOY ROAD and GRAND RIVER. The profits of this affair are to
be used to help the Lithuanian Jews overseas.
DR. SUDARSKI from Kaunas
the well known leader of Lithuanian
Jewery will be the guest speaker.
CANTOR ROBERT TULMAN from Temple Israel, SADIE
COOPER BRAVER, well known violinist, accompanied by LILLIAN
ROBBINS will perform.
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Cecil Brown, famous radio com-
mentator and foreign correspond-
ent, will speak at a city-wide ral-
ly of the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation of De-
troit at 2 p.m. on Wednesday,
Mar. 27, in the Brown Memorial
Chapel of Temple Beth El on
"The Jewish People of Europe—
Will They Live or Die?"
The meeting is being held in be-
half of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign of Detroit. Mrs. Joseph H.
Erlich, President of the Women's
Division, will preside and Mrs.
Alexander Sanders, Vice-President
in Charge of Education, will re-
port on the progress of her de-
partment.
Mrs. Oscar Zemon, one of the
chairmen of General Solicitation,
will announce the names of the
vice-chairmen, area chairmen and
secretaries who will coordinate
the work of the campaign in her
sector and in the sectors of her
co-chairmen, Mrs. Samuel S.
Aaron and Mrs. John C. Hopp.
The meeting, to which all Jew-
ish women in Detroit are invited,
is expected to attract a record
crowd to hear Cecil Brown, globe-
trotting reporter, one-time captive
of the Nazis and expert observer
on the vast problems facing the
Jewish survivors of Europe.
Mr. Brown, foimer European
correspondent for International
News Service, achieved fame in
1939 with a world beat on the
death of Pope Pius XI. In 1940,
with a series of international radio
broadcasts from Rome for the
Columbia Broadcasting System, he
ran into serious trouble with the
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