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nETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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By DR. PERRY P. BURNSTINE
NATIVE DETROITER, a young man of great sincerity and varied
accomplishments, has joined the staff of the Jewish Community
Council as director of internal relations. The newly-created post will
introduce him to the many problems within the confines of the Jewish
cemmunity proper and he recognizes the post as a challenge to his
ingenuity and his abilities.
The young man is Louis Fraiberg, product of Detroit's public
schools and of Wayne University, former teacher and worker with
juvenile delinquents and the blind.
"I am happy to be on the staff of the Community Council," he
said, "because of the opportunity to do work in which I have long
been interested. Community rela-
tions is a relatively new field
which does not yet have the an-
swers to many of its problems.
"Defining those problems and
organizing to meet them are rec-
ognized as necessary to Jewish
communal life of today. I sincer-
ely hope that I may be helpful to
the Jewish community in helping
to analyze and solve those prob-
lems so that the community will
be strengthened and irritations to
it obviated."
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THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of
the Gen. Maurice Rose Post will
hold a card party as part of a
membership drive at 8:30 p. m.
Thursday at Bnal Moshe. Rela-
tives of veterans are invited.
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ROBERT RAFELSON POST
and Auxiliary will entertain vet-
erans at Marine Hospital Tues-
day. David Gutman will sing, ac-
companied by Maryann Fleisher.
Refreshments will be served and
three radios will be presented to
the men.
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ENTHUSIASM IS mounting for
the fourth annual patriotic Mili-
tary Ball sponsored by the De-
partment of Michigan Saturday,
Feb. 22 In Masonic Temple.
The ballroom will have patriotic
decorations and flags representing
the 55 countries of the United
Nations.
Dignitaries in public life have
sent in greetings and well-wishes.
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FRAIBERG RECEIVED his
A.B. in education at Wayne in
1937 and an M. A. in English in
1939. He joined the public school
system and taught at Cass Tech-
nical High and at Wayne.
In 1941, he became Interested
in social work and took a position
at the Wayne county bureau of
social aid. While there he began
to take training for a master's
LOUIS FRAIBERG
degree in social work. He received his diploma from the U. of M. in
1946 after specializing in community organization.
His thesis, a study of the Wayne County Juvenile Detention
Home, was written as a result of a study he conducted while serving
as consultant to the mayor's committee on community care of chil-
dren in 1945.
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BEFORE COMING TO the Community Council, Fraiberg was with
the state division of services for the blind of the Michigan welfare
department. He was in charge of placement for the blind in the
Wayne, Oakland, Monroe and Macomb county area, and he worked
closely with industry and rehabilitation agencies.
Fraiberg considers his experience invaluable after dealing with
the problems of a minority group which is discriminated against by
some employers because of a physical handicap. He points out the
remarkable analogy between the problems of the blind and those of
other minority groups who suffer because of discrimination for re-
ligious and racial reasons.
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Typical of these is the following the "United Nations" as the theme
letter from Gov. Kim Sigler:
for this occasion.
"It Is a pleasure to extend greet.
"The success of this united drive
inngs to the Department of Mich- for world peace depends on co-
operation
among the representa-
igan, JeWish War Veterans of the
United States, on the occasion of tives of the peoples of the world.
your fourth annual patriotic Mili- The teamwork which you dis.
tary Ball.
played as members of the armed
"The event is indeed a most forces, and now as a peacetime
organization,
can be an Important
noteworthy one, marking the re-
turn of peacetime activity which factor In forging a strong public
was interrupted by so many of opinion to back the efforts of the
your members who were fighting United Nations.
throughout the world. I am happy
"Best wishes for the most suc-
that you, members of the oldest cessful Military Ball in your his-
veterans organizdtlon, have chosen tory."
LEIB
Primaries:
Monday, February 17
MADE
RATIONING WORK
As wartime chairman of Detroit's
largest rationing board, Leib waged
a successful fight to get for everyone
in his district a JUST SHARE OF
SCARCE COMMODITIES AT FAIR
PRICES. Help him to continue his
public service!
Leib advocates a separate Circuit \
Court branch exclusively for divorce
matters ... and reconciliation efforts
by the judges themselves to bring
husbands and wives together and
prevent broken homes.
Vole
LEIB
WE HEED "IS—
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NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
A meeting of the luncheon com-
Mrs.
Sam Freedman is chairman
mittee of the Neugarten Medical
Aid will be held Friday, Feb. 14, of the Purim family dinner of
at the home of Mrs. Norman the Bnai Moshe Sisterhood to be
Noble.
held Sunday, March 9.
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