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Friday, January ts,
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
ivs.
The Voice of the
Man in the Street
Congress Lender
Jerome
Permanent officers and board affiliated; and treasurer,
Kelman,
Young
Israel.
members of the Young Adult
Executive board members-at-
Council have been elected.
They' are president, Leonard large are: Rabbi Irwin Gordon.
Baruch, Masada; first vice-presl- Young Israel; Harry Mirvis.
dent, Natalie Gaines, Junior Bnai Brith Youth Organization:
Service Group; second vice-pres- Sol Schwartz, Masada; Esty
ident, Cornell Janeway, Temple Carson, Habonim; Larry Fleisch-
Beth El; seconding secretary. man, Junior Service Group; and
Ruth Miriam Levine, Iota Alpha Helen Karabenick, Junior Ha-
Pi Alumnae; corresponding sec-
dassah.
retary, Miriam Schwartz, un-
Photos by JACK BIGELMAN
TIME: Sunday afternoon.
PLACE: Twelfth and Blaine.
QUESTION: Are you confident
that American Jewry will
meet the challenge of the
$2511,090,000 quota of the 1918
United Jewish Appeal?
LEWIS E. ROSEN, 1483 Lee
Place, accountant.
Yes, I believe the 1948 quota
of the United Jewish Appeal
will be reached.
My confidence is based on the
UN's creation of a Jewish State
in Palestine.
Now we have
some thing
more tangible
4 in which to in-
vest our mon-
ey. Previously
we contributed
to keep our
sur viv ing
brethren alive
with hopes
that someday
they would
have a chance to support them-
selves in a home of their home.
Now they have that home
and we are willing to build
It up so that in the future there
need not be any campaigns to
help Jewish Displaced Persons.
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Branch 5 Party
to Aid IIistadrut
Branch 5 of LZOA will hold a
"Help Ilistadrut" party as part of
its contribution to the Geverlt-
shaften campaign, President Joe
Epel announced.
The party will take place at
9 p. m., Satui. day, in the home of
Emil Wolok, 3223 Hazelwood ave-
nue.
Helen Barres, social chairman,
is in charge, assisted by Mrs.
Dave Borodawkin.
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AJC Law Units
Chart Meetings
MRS. HARRY FRANK
Sessions Wednesday
to Study Civil Rights
Meetings of the commissions on
law and social action of the four
chapters of the Women's Division,
American Jewish Congress, are
scheduled for 1:30 p.m., Wednes-
day, in the following homes:
South and Central: Mrs. Na-
ARNOLD COHEN, 2201 Glad- than Fierberg, 3336 Glynn Court.
stone, Detroit Institute of Program will include a discussion
Technology student.
on "What Do Your Civil Rights
Since the success of the new Mean to You?"
Jewish State depends so much
Northeast: Joint session with
on meeting the goal of the 1948 education group at home of Mrs.
United Jewish Appeal, I feel Irving Dworman, 19145 Shrews-
confident that American Jewry bury drive. Mrs. Eugene Franz-
will go all-out
blau will report on the American
and attain the
Jewish Conference, and Mrs. Ben-
$250, 0 0 0, 0 0 0
ton Wolfe will discuss "Making
quota.
of a Law."
This cam-
Northwest: Mrs. Seldon Kob-
paign is being
lin, 18600 Roselawn avenue. Will
conducted in a
also discuss civil rights.
a t-
different
Education committees will meet
mosphere than
Feb. 2 at the following homes:
those previous-
South, Mrs. Samuel Barr, 2277
ly. We have a
Glynn Court; Central, Mrs. Max
State and we
Bonin, 3205 Monterey avenue; and
are determined
Northwest, Mrs. Arnold Frank,
to make it succeed.
18039 Woodingham drive.
Mesdames B. L. Kohen and
HARRY LEIBMAN, 2070 Blaine
avenue, Neisner store man- Harry Frank are divisional vice-
presidents of the commission and
ager.
committee respectively.
think
the
1948
United
Yes, I
Jewish Appeal will reach its
quota of $250,000,000. I realize
that this is a tremendous amount
of money, but it is not too
much if it
means the suc-
NEW YORK — Twenty-eight
cess or failure
Detroiters
were elected to office
of the Jewish
State in Pal- at the 33rd annual meeting of
the Joint Distribution Commit-
estine.
This year tee.
Judge Theodore Levin and
will be one of
the most im- Nate S. Shapero were named
portant in the to the board of directors and
history of the Julian H. Krolik and Abraham
Jewish people. Srere were reelected as board
In 1948 w e members.
must make the State into a Chosen to the national coun-
strong Nation, one able to sup- cil were Rabbi Morris Adler.
port the survivors still in Louis Berry, Tom Borman, Rab-
bi Leon Fran, Mrs. Max Frank,
Europe.
I am going to contribute more Morris L. Frimin, Joseph Holtz-
than last year to help in this man, Ben Klein, Dr. Charles
Lakoff, Nathan Lurie, Milton K.
respect.
Mahler, Mrs. Robert J. Newman,
NICK DELNESE, 8720 LaSalle Benjamin L. Silberstein, Louis
boulevard, Wayne University Tabashnik, Leon Wayburn, Mrs.
Henry Wineman, Lew Wisper
student.
and Max J. Zivian.
I feel confident that American
Reelected to the council were
Jewry can raise $250,000,000 for Harry Becker, Mrs. Hyman C.
the 1948 United Jewish Appeal.
Maurice A. Enggass, Ben
It is true that the 1947 quota Broder,
B. Fenton, John E. Lurie. Rabbi
was not reached but this can- Max Wohlgelernter and Shapero.
not be used
as a criterion.
Mattathias to Honor
We have a
Jewish State
Its Past Commanders
now. We did-
A past-commanders night will
not have one
be held by Mattathias Ten-Hive
last year..
of the Maccabees Feb. 12 at
The fact that
Workman's Circle.
we have a
II, mored will be George Stutz,
State should
Alex .Glick, Samuel Brezner,
prove the big
Alex Davis, Max Sampson,
difference be-
Jack Gordon, Nathan Bennett.
tween last
Al Magitz, Harry Letzer, Samuel
and
this
year's
year's failure
Ravitz and Ben Magid.
success.
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