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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE.

Friday, July 2, 1948

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Strictly Confidential

140,000 Americans Aid Brotherhood Body

Tablet because of an editorial on brotherhood which from Christians."
We stand corrected, and are glad to pass on this
By P1HNEAS J. WRON
was featured during Brotherhood Week. It is our
PROM WILLARD JOHNSON, na-
information.
belief that the readers of The Tablet need such edi-
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tional program director of the torials just as do the readers of any newspaper."
NEWS
HAS
REACHED
this
country that in 1942,
National Conference of Christians
At this point we would comment that in all prob-
73-year-old
Regina
Loewison,
a
cousin
of Albert Ein-
and Jews, we have received a let-
ability the readers of The Tablet need such edi-
stein, was arrested by the Berlin Gestapo, together
ter concerning the award given by
torials far more than do the readers of most news-
with her daughter. Both vanished in Theresienstadt.
the National Conference to the
recently
The informer was Frau Ans van Dyk, who
Brooklyn Tablet, of which we told papers.
Mr. Johnson also corrects our impression that the
was sentenced to the gallows by a court in Amster-
you a couple of columns ago.
National Conference is financed largely by JewiSh
It was no ''special award," de-
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money. "There are about 140,000 American citizens dam.
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clares Mr. Johnson. "The Tablet,"
of all religious groups who contribute the funds of
TIME
this
column
appears we will be
BY
THE
he goes on to say, "received one of
the NCCJ," he states. "Funds are also received from
in Europe. We will visit the Jewish communities in
5,000 certificates of appreciation
Community Chests. We keep no records of the
England, France, Poland, Czechoslovakia and other
given to newspapers, magazines,
P. J. 'limn
religious affiliations of our contributors but the last
radio stations, business organizations, schools, colleges survey indicated that only about 30 per cent came lands.
We have a few special jobs to do—investigation
and individuals for special activities during Brother-
from Jewish people and that more than 95 per cent
hood Week. This certificate was sent in place of a of the voluntary services contributed, which amounts jobs on how some of our American organizations are
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attar of apprecrauon.
to several times the total amount of our budget, came operating in .Europe
This certificate of appreciation was given to The
hen, Audrey Maysells and Elaine
day. On her invite list were ISN'T IT WONDERFUL to
Eglar,
graduate?
Whether
it
be
Dur-
Barbara Friedman, Hilda Fish-
fee
or
Central
the
parties
and
man, Carol Kottler, Jackie Le-
vine, Sheila Pudavick, Marian farewell affairs are always great
The Sunshine Girls of Greater
. . "Just beautiful," sighed the
Sanders, Valerie Shlain, Maxine
Detroit No. 1 will install officers
visitors
who
viewed
the
glamor-
Margolin and Ellen Sherman.
at 7 p.m., Monday in the Labor
Guests at Berta's luncheon who ous cake for Sharon Wachs Zionist hall, 9142 Linwood ave-
(Durfee
graduate)
and
Melvin
also attended Janet Vogel's cel-
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
nue.
ebration party were Phylis Wachs, a fellow all Central will
Taking office will be Beverly
WATER'S
just
perfect
THE
Cherrin, Marilyn Frankel, Gerry miss.
Goldman, Shirley Lee Rosenberg,
and we do hope that you're Glass, Phylis Levy, Janet Low-
Some of Sharon's guests at Cynthia Gurstell, Arlene Rosen-
having as wonderful a time as inger, Margie Moses and Jo Ann her open house were Audrey
your reporter Satovsky . . More helping Ja- Okum, Max Caplan, Iry Goren, berg, Judith Ann Thomas, Shir-
Meet Your Friends
is on her va- net with the decorations were Aviva Freedman and June Ma- ley Tutniek, Mitzi Rachliff, Joan
Frank.
cation. . . Well Elaine Friedman, Janet Jacobs, son , . .
and Eat in Comfort •
Also Natalie Falk, Trudy
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here goes with Maxine Goldberg and Irene
Weintraub, "Phyliss Winograd.
the news we Landsman .. .
12th and Hazelwood
A WONDERFUL time was Shirley Lee Rosenberg, Shelia
brought along
had by all who attended a Berke, Wilma Gold, Selina Co-
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from our fa-
wienie roast of that new club,
DITTO FOR Estelle Kramer
vofite city, De-
the "Pandoras."
who
celebrated
her
seventeenth
troit of course.
Huddled around the fire were
birthday by inviting friends for
Note num-
a luncheon. These were Elaine Marlene Wigderson, Al Gold-
ber one tells
Goldrath, Donna Harris, Roz man, Lencre Heinick, Gerry
us that Rho
Margolis, Lois Brown, Janet Ziatkin, Fred Kroat, Don Good-
Pi Phi, phar-
Helen
Neuman, Marilyn Krause, Ilene man, Liesel Lublinski, Jack
maceutical fraternity at Wayne Blake, Anita Eisner, Mitzie Fer- Windt, Margorie Yagoda and
University, held its annual in- guson and Barbara Klein. Bernie Friedman.
stallation at Hillel on June 19.
The next day the pledges cele-
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brated with their new fraternity
brothers at a banquet at North-
Ilardn are
wood Inn. Some of the new
members are Maurice David-
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