Friday, - April 4, 1947 $1,500 Contributed to Club I of PWO Rabbi Wise Honored by Seminary Passover Greetings MACKEY CO. D. Gross Passover Greetings Best Wishes to All! * * Humboldt Egg Co. J. M. CITRON DR. STEPHEN S. WISE, second from right, founder and president of the Jewish Institute of Religion, is congratulated by Rabbi JacoL Philip Itudin, left, Temple Beth El, Great Neck, N. Y., chair- man of the seminary, at the institute's 25th anniversary founders day dinner. Di. Maurice N. Eisendrath, second from left, president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, and Sir Leon Simon, right, chairman of the executive council of the Hebrew University, were principal speakers. M. M. Mackey 1420 DIME BLDG. CAdillac 0749 JOHN F. IVORY Storage Company, Inc. LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING MADISON 3960 8035 WOODWARD AVE. PASSOVER GREETINGS THE SPERBER MFG. CO . Automatic Wood Turnings Production Wood Products 1815 TROMBLY MAdison 4290 Morris Sperber M,Iron Kushnir Men's Wear i204 WASHINGTON BLVD. Followed Husband Into a Nazi Camp, Finds U.S. Haven Passover Greetings 0■ 1•001111 GREETINGS P•00 The decision to hold the fourth session of the Conference in Sep- tember was based on the fact that it is believed that the committee will have concluded its negotia- tions with the national bodies and representative community organ- izations by that time. PASSOVER GREETINGS Licensed Fire Adjusters oom 444 lzations looking to their adherence to the new organization, on the basis of the preliminary report. September Parley Set by Conference NEW YORK — The fourth ses- sion of the American Jewish Con- ference will be held in Washing- ton early In September and dele- gates will act on.• proposals for the establishment of a- permanent over=all organization to succeed the conferince. This program was approved by the interim committee of the con- ference, March 18, , during which the committee voted provisional acceptance of a report of its com- mittee on future organization, out- lining the scope and purpose of the new organization, and, the principles of its structure and op- eration. The committee on future organ- ization was authorized to begin negotiations with national organ- Over $1,500 has been contributed to Club I, Pioneer Womens' Or- ganization, for its Child Rescue Fund. Donors include Mrs. Sara Ef- rusy and friends, $720, and the Radomer Aid Society, $800. A meeting of the club will be held at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Jewish Cultural Center. Rena Basin will sing and Naomi Belt- ner will read Jewish poetry. The Goldie Myerson Group will meet at 9 p. m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs, Florence Primack, 2696 Grand avenue west. A. Mackey Page Thirteen DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle from the Two Best Tobaccos R. R. TOBIN TOBACCO CO. DETROIT A Christian-born German wo- man who refused to leave her Jewish husband in Germany, and who accompanied him to concen- tration camp with their 4-year- old daughter, is among the im- migrants who arrived aboard the S.S. "Marine Flasher" this went, it was reported by United Service for New Americans. She Is Mrs. Barbara Kott, ac- companied by her daughter Beate, now 9. Mrs. Kott, who had adopt- ed her husband's faith, was given the alternative of leaving him or being sent to a concentration camp. She chose to stay with him. The family survived several death camps in Poland, and after liberation made their way back to Germany and a "DP" camp. Kett, a former quilt manufacturer, hopes to follow his wife and child '.0 the United States soon. Mrs. Kott and Beate are among 140 displaced persons of all faiths and nationalities arriving on the S S "Marine Flasher." United Service for New Amer- icans, whose work Is supported by the United Jewish Appeal, pro- vided its corporate affidavit as the basis for visas for 204 of the immigrants. The Joint Distribu- tion Committee, also supported by the UJA, made immigration and transportation arrangements In Europe, and advanced ocean pas- sage for those who had no Amer- ican kin to help them. Jewish children among the group of orphans will be cared for on arrival by European Jew- sh Children's Aid, an affiliate of United Service, which will ar- range, in cooperation with local child-care agencies, for their place- ment in foster homes throughout he country. PASSOVER GREETINGS • TOM BOYD, Inc. AUTHORIZED DEALER SALES and SERVICE Ford — Mercury — Lincoln PARTS — ACCESSORIES 15401 E. Jefferson PASSOVER GREETINGS BERRY and SEYBURN 3500 David Stott Bldg. ELECTRICAL SURPLUS CO. 5130 FOURTEENTH ST. Greetings from MR. and MRS. I. H. KOLONDNEY and DAUGHTERS 4052 Sturtevant What UJA Means to a DP Family PASSOVER GREETINGS TO ALL From ALLEN G. LUDINGTON AND (Continued from page 1) witnessed and live again as A Jewish mother. This Passover, there will be matzohs and all the traditional delicacies of the Passover season, even sacramental wine, and a Rabbi will conduct the commun- ity Seder services. Next year, 9 perhaps, they'll have a home of their own, Mrs. Rabinowitz will be thinking. All over Europe, in other DP Centers, in homes and orphan- ages and training centers, in Palestine, in the settlements and in the cities, and right here in the United States, the Passover lights will flicker this year on faces made happier through the work of the three agencies which receive their funds from the Uni- ted Jewish Appeal — the Joint Distribution Committee, the Uni- ted Service for New Americans. LIGHTS .WILL BURN Millions of Jews — once the downtrodden and tortured and oppressed will find in the candle lights this Passover, a re- flection of hope for the future. For next year, maybe, they'll be In their own homes, or enroute there at least, and next year, 8-6120 they'll be able to Invite guests instead of always being the in- vited ones themselves. Passover Greetings IVAN LUDINGTON LUDINGTON NEWS COMPANY Passover Greetings * * Upholstering CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS — DRAPERIES — WALTER HERZ 10350 DEXTER, Cor. Collingwood TUxedo 1-1600 at Nottingham TO. GREENBERG - INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 1401 WASHINGTON BLVD. BUILDING CADILLAC 0726-0727 DETROIT, MICH. Passover Greetings TRUCKING INC. General Offices 2940 MYRTLE STREET DETROIT, MICH. LA. 2530 EARL F. WINTERS, Pas.