Friday, February 21, 1947

DETROIT EWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Ten

St. Louis Rabbi

Aids Bnai Brith Dance

Campaign's Top Women Leaders Named

4 Veteran Communal Workers to Be Vice Chairmen

DR. JULIUS GORDON

Men's Clubs Join
in Annual Dinner

Mrs. Hyman C. Broder and Mrs.
Henry Wineman, chairmen of the
women's division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign, have selected
their top aides.
Four long-time leaders in com-
munal activities, Mesdames Abra-
ham Cooper, Max Frank, Samuel
R. Glogower, and Julian H. Kro-
lik, have accepted appointments
as vice-chairmen, while Mrs. Eu-
gene Arnfeld will serve as cam-
paign secretary.
In key positions for pre-cam-
paign solicitation will be Mrs.
Sidney J. Allen and Mrs. Robert
J. Newman, who headed last year's
women's division drive as chair-
men; Mrs. Abraham Srere and
Mrs. Nate S. Shapero, vice-chair-
men; Mrs. Isadore Levin, secre-
tary; and Mrs. Julian Zemon and
Mrs. Melville Welt, arrangements.
Special gifts solicitation will be
in the hands of Mesdames Samuel
S. Aaron, Perry P. Burnstine and
Oscar Zemon, while Mrs. William
H. Isenberg will act as secretary
for this section. Mrs. Fred Gins-

8 Synagogue Groups
to Hear Dr. Gordon

The Inter-Congregational Men's
Club Dinner, the annual gathering
of the eight Jewish Men's Clubs'
of Detroit and Windsor, will be
held at Temple Beth El on the
Eve of Purim at 7 p.m., Wednes-
day, March 5, with the Men's
Club of Temple Beth El acting as
host.
The guest speaker will be Dr.
Julius Gordon, for the past 17
years Rabbi of Temple Shaare
Emeth in St. Louis, the largest
congregation In that city.
Rabbi Gorgon, a graauate of the
Hebrew Union College, is a noted
scholar and an eloquent speaker.
Ho is the author of a number of
books, notably "Pity the Persecu-
tor." He is active in the religious,
civic and communal life In his
community and serves on the
boards of many national institu-

Support Rallied
for TEPC Vote

Legislature Refuses
to Act on Petitions

will be in charge of review and
reassignment.
Heading the general solicitation

section will be Mrs. Maurice A.
Landau. Vice-chairmen will be
Mrs. Harry Becker, Mrs. Seymour
J. Frank, Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe,
Mrs. Emil R. Rothman, and Mrs.
Philip Mareuse, Mrs. Nathan B.
Schermer is secretary.
Mrs. Samuel B. Dante, president
of the League of Jewish Women's
Organizations, has been appointed
chairman of treasury gifts. Other
positions in this section will be
filled by Mrs. Harry J. Millman,
vice chairman, and Mrs. Maurice
Klein, speaker.
Additional officers selected by
Mrs. Broder and Mrs. Winernan
include program committee chair-
man, Mrs. Leonard Weiner; speak-
ers' bureau, Mrs. Joseph Fenton
MRS. 'ABRAHAM COOPER
and Mrs. Louis Zlatkin; workers'
training, Mrs. Leonard Lewis, Mrs.
burg, Mrs. Harry Jacobson and Julian Zemon; registration, Mrs.
Mrs. Nathan B. Simons will be in Joseph Falk; and recruiting, Mrs.
charge of arrangements for spe- Carl Schiller, Mrs. Victor Klein,
cial gifts and Mrs. Herman August and Mrs. Harry Buchman.

Mrs. Wineman's
Service Is Hailed
by Travelers Aid

Tickets Still on Sale
for Beth Itzchock Affair

In recognition of her outstand-
ing service as president of the
Travelers Aid Society since its or-
ganization 20 years ago, Mrs. Hen-
ry Wineman was honored at a
luncheon given by the agency's
directors following a board meet-
ing Tue6day in the Women's City
Club. Mrs. Wineman was present-
ed with a gift by Mrs. George
F. Pierrot, the incoming president.
Mrs. Wineman's interest in the
work of this Red Feather agency
is still so keen that she will carry
on as second vice-president of the
organization.
In the last year of her presi-
dency, 1946, Travelers Aid Society
gave 109,380 services to travelers
and strangers in Detroit, Mrs.
Wineman reported.
Travelers Aid Workers In the
railroad and bus stations gave
Information and directions to 90,-
059 people. They found hotel ac-

Reservations are still being tak-
ing for the Purim dinner of the
Beth Itzchock Sisterhood to be
held at 6 p. m. Sunday at Moss
Catering, 5028 Joy road.
They may be obtained at the
door or from Mrs. C. Weinberg,
ticket chairman, TY. 5-7906, or
Mrs. B. Schiller, dinner chairman,
IV. 8556. Mrs. N. Rosen is presi-
dent of the sisterhood.

Despite the expressed will of
180,000 Michigan voters w h o
signed petitions for a State Fair
Employment Practices law, the
Legislature has refused to take
any action on the matter. As a
result, the bill will be placed on
the ballot in the election of April
7, 1947.
The Jewish Community Council
urges all groups who think an ap-
plicant for a job should be judged
on his merits rather than his
racial or religious background or-
ganize themselves to produce as
large a vote as possible for the
bill on April 7. The office of the
Michigan Council for Fair Employ.
meat Practices Legislation, 803
Washington Boulevard Bldg., De- commodations for more than 7,000
troit 26, is ready to help in sup- of this number.
plying
literature, speakers or other
The musical program of the
evening will be rendered by Can- assistance.
tor Robert Tulman of Temple Is- Mrs. Olive Beasley, executive sec- Forum on Extremists
rael, who will be accompanied by retary of the Michigan Council,
Jason H. Tickton, music director has issued a warning against or- Scheduled by AJC
ganizations soliciting funds for the
A symposium on Palestine ex-
of Temple Beth El.
Men's Clubs participating arc anti-FEPC fight. Experience in tremists will be conducted by the
Bnai David, Bnal Moshe, Down- other states, she said, has shown Detroit Section of the American
town Synagogue, Northwest He- that such groups have collected Jewish Congress at its monthly
brew Congregation, Shear Hasho- money on the promise that they meeting at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
mayim of Windsor, Shaarey Ze. will oppose a FEPC and then use at Shaarey Zedek.
dek, Temple Beth El and Temple the funds for a campaign of race-
The speakers will include Rabbi
hatred and vilification of minority Joshua Sperka, Zvi Frisch and M.
Israel.
groups.
Goldoftas. Frisch, a Palestinian, is
In this way many businessmen in this country temporary in the
who are themselves members of interests of elements of the Yi-
such groups have unwillingly con- shuv.
tributed to a cause which they
would knowingly never support,
Campaign chairmen of the Ju- she said.
nior Service Group will be an-
nounced at the general member- Haven Club Awaits
ship meeting at 2:30 p. m., Sun-
day at the Jewish Community Luncheon on March 18
Center. Plans will also be made
Proceeds of the American Haven
to enlist greatest participation of
JSG members in the Allied Jewish Club's donor luncheon March 18
at the Wardell-Sheraton Hotel will
Campaign.
Highlighting the program will go to the Child Rescue Fund.
Minnie Grossman is chairman.
be a showing of American comedy
classics, featuring Charlie Chaplin, Assisting are Belle Kaminsky and
Katz, bulletin chairmen;
Harold Lloyd and Laurel and Ruth
Ann Klein and Sarah Fleishman,
Hardy.
ticket chairmen; and Lillie Hoch.
-:- Patronize Our Advertisers -:- berg, publicity chairman.

LEONA WEINBERG is chair-
man of the annual fund raising
dance of the Young Women's
Council, Bnai With, March 1
at Masonic Temple. Steven Cor-
ell and his 13-piece orchestra
will play. Assisting Miss Wein-
berg are Esther Barba!, Marcia
Goodgall, Betty Skolnick, Shir-
ley Silver, Anne Nochman, Ray
Yanovsky and Sara Lee Eichler.
For tickets call TO. 7-5127. Pro-
ceeds will go to philanthropies.

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The Eternal Light marks Jew-
ish Music Week at 8 a. m. Sun-
day over WWJ with the broadcast
of "The Song of Berditchev" by
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