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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Mizrachi Launches Drive

The Voice of the
Man in the Street for 1,000 Members Here

Photos by JACK BIGELMAN

TIME: Thursday afternoon.

PLACE: Twelfth and Blaine.

'Furniture Group
Backs Iiistadrut

Rabbi Isaac L. Hechtman, re- Israel, Shaarey ZiOn and Adas
cently-appointed executive di- Yehsurun will meet in the Mo-
rector of the Mizrachi Central gain Abraham Synagogue, Dex-
Region, including Michigan, Ohio, ter at Cortland avenues.
Indiana and Kentucky, initiated TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

The membership committee
the local Mizrachi drive for 1,000
new members at the opening cortiiists of Sosnick, chairman,
meeting at Congregation Beth Morris Snow, Jacob Nosanchuk
and Philip Stollman, co-chair-
Abraham.
Rabbi Hechtman came to Miz- men, and David I. Berris, Morris
rachi from the survivors of the Subar, Sol Chinitz, Rabbi Isaac
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Mirer Yeshiva, who traveled the Stollman, Rabbi Joshua Sperka,
ANITA FELDMAN, 18980 Cher-
road of exile frojn Lithuania Jacob Hoberman, Max Ruzum-
rylawn avenue.
through Japan and then remain- na, Louis Levine, Israel Leven-
son, Jacob Lesser, Max Temchin,
I think it is an excellent ed for over five years in Shang-
Isaac Rosenthal and Aaron Til-
idea. There definitely should be hai.

QUESTION: What do you think
of the Community Council
plan for a personal canvass
of parents to draw more chil-
dren to Jewish Schools?

more children attending Jewish
Schools. These
children must
have 'a Jewish
education if
they are fully
t o appreciate
their rich her-
, itage.
The Com-
munity Coun-
cil's plan would
wake up par-
ents to the
fact that their children should
have some Jewish schooling .
Since there are many organi-
zations affiliated with the Coun-
cil, most parents would be
contacted.

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BREAKFASTS PLANNED
The first parlor meeting of the
membership committee was held
in the home of Isadore Sosnick
on Broadstreet, where plans Were
formulated for . the Mizrachi Sab-
bath proclaimed for Nov. 8,
which is to herald the member-
ship drive.
Breakfasts will be held at 10
a. m. Sunday, Nov. 9, in the
Bnai Zion and Mogain Abraham

11ARRY KAMINSKY, 1956 Ping-
ree avenue, glass bender.

It is the fault of parents that
so few children are enrolled
in Jewish schools. Many parentS,
themselves, do not know the
value of a
Jewish educa-
tion and, there-
fore, don't
bother to send
their children
to Jewish
111 7 schools.
The Com-
munity Coun-
cil could clear
up this ignor-
ance on the
part of parents by educating
them through personal contact,
on the value and necessity of a
Jewish education. I think this
would bring wonderful results.

BIG MAN for a BIG JOB

VAN ANTWERP
MAYOR

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SHOLOM SECUNDA
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Lost
Sex," by Lundberg and Farn-
ham, will be reviewed by Mrs.
Joseph Fenton at a dessert

"Modern Woman, The

luncheon meeting of Women's
American ORT at the home of
Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, 664 Chicago
boulevard, at 1 p. m. Monday,
Nov. 17.
Mrs. Harry Becker, president,
will speak on the expansion of
the organization's program in
Holland, France and Switzer-
land. She will tell of the plan

Composer Guest
of Young IsrAel

Strong
of Body

Champion
of Tolerance

Young Israel's second annual
concert at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday,
Nov. 19, in the Music Hall, will
feature Cantor Arele Diamond of
Brooklyn, accompanied by a sym-
phony orchestra under the per-
sonal direction of Sholom Secun-

Faithful
Public Servant

Re-Elect ... COUNCILMAN

WILLIAM A.

COMSTOCK

ELECTION—NOV. 4

Councilman William A. Comstock is endorsed for re-election

by the following:

MYRON A. KEYS
HERMAN KRAMER
NORMAN M. SNIDER
H. C. KEYWELL
MURRAY D. Van WAGONER
(Former Governor)
A. Z TAYLOR

ANDREW C. BAIRD
(Former Sheriff)
CHESTER M. MARTIN
J. SCOTT McLINN
FRANK P. LOVERDE
MARY M. STREIT
FRANK G. BALOSE

AND MANY OTHERS

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Alert
of Mind

Secumla to Direct
Orchestra at Concert

da.
Secunda is a graduate of the
proposed by the Jewish Central
Committee under which ORT Juilliard Institute of Musical Art
has agreed to train an additional and studied instrumentation with
7,000 people in the coming year. Ernest Bloch. He is author of
New members of Detroit ORT both classical and popular songs,
Du
also will be welcomed at the including "Bei Mir Bist
this situation must be remedied. dessert luncheon. The meeting Schoen" and the grand opera,
In my opinion,
will mark the culmination of the "Shulamith."
Mail and phone orders are be-
the Council's
membership drive, of which Mrs.
ing accepted at the Young Israel
plan can do
B. David Ruby is chairman.
the trick. If
Mrs. Royal Maas will enter- office, Dexter at Cortland ave-
nues, TO. 8-8064:
parents were
tain at the piano.
contacted per-
sonal ly and
were made to
see the need
Jewish
• Former Governor of Michigan
a
of
education for
• Former Mayor of Alpena
their .children,
I am sure that
• Former Regent U. of M.
many of them would take heed.
A Jewish education for chil-
• Present Chairman, Wayne
dren is vital. The younger
County Board of Supervisors
generation must be informed on
Jewish religion, culture and
history.

the CoUncil.
most parents
can be visited
.., personally and
told why their
children should
attend a Jew-
ish school.
.
, My children
had a Jewish education. My
grand children are in Jewish
schools. I think all children
should get at least some Jewish

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Courageous
of Heart

Mrs. Fenton to Speak
on 'Modern woman'

The Conaminity Council
can do much in getting parents
to send their children to Jewish
schools. Since
fl so many orga-
nizations a r e
affiliated with

3 Instructors Join
Beth Yelnulah Staff

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ORT Luncheon
to Hear Review

one.

committee are Aaron Berg, Mor-
ris Benadaret, Larry Chanin,
Herman Gatch, Sol Friedman,
David Metz, Nathan Novograd,
Samuel Kohlenberg, Louis Phil-
ips, Walter Rabinowitz, Al Sklar
and Morris Pais.

VOTE FOR EUGENE I.

Synagogues, central points for
the respective districts.
Members of Congregations Bnai
Zion, Petach Tikvah, Bnai
Moshe and Tuxedo-Holmur Tal-
mud Torah will meet in the
Bnai Zion Synagogue, Humph-
rey at Holmur avenues, and
members of Congregations Bnai
Jacob, Mogain Abraham, Bnai

HENRY MENDELSOHN, 1735
Seward avenue, retired.
The plan seems to be a good

the financial means for carrying
the job through.
Among those serving on the

Under the leadership of Na-
than Shecter, a group of furni-,
ture men are getting together
in the home of Jack Malamud
Wednesday, Nov. 5 to lay plans
for their participation in the
annual Detroit Palestine Hista-
drut campaign.
According to Shecter, the fur-
niture committee which has as-
sisted the efforts of the Hista-
instructors
full-time
Three
drut for the past three years
will intensify its efforts this year have been added to the faculty
in view of the possibility of the of Yeshivath Beth Yelnalah.
creation of a Jewish Palestine They are Rabbi Isaac Jacobson,
State and the challenge faced Mrs. Arthur Gross and James
by American Jews in providing Victor.

Here Nov. 19

LEO FARBER, 2225 Blaine ave-
nue, salesman.
I think the plan is very good.
There arc far too few children
attending Jewish schools, and

schooling.

Friday, Ottaber 31, 1947

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THIS TIME . . . MAKE NO MISTAKE!

VOTE for EUGENE I.

VAN ANTWERP for MAYOR

Tuesday Nov. 4th

Non-Partisan Election

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