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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Sponsor Showers
for SOS Collection

Women's Groups

Respond to Appeal

1711 Your SOS Bag
for Pickup Sunday

With the SOS one day collec-
tion approaching, organizations
affiliated with the League of
Jewish Women are responding
fully by holding showers to col-
lect layette items and canned
meats, fish, milk, fruit and vege-
tables.
A layette shower was held by
the Infants Service Group, Mrs.
Julian Grace, president, report-
ed. The Hebrew Ladies Aid So-
ciety sponsored a layette and
canned 'goods collection.
The Sisterhood of the North-
west Congregation has slated a
shower for layette items in con-
junction with its regular meet-
ing Nov. 3. Mrs. Joseph Gordon
is chairman. •
The Sisterhood of Beth Aaron
will conduct its shower Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Abe
Harris, 2115 Oakman boulevard.
Mrs. Sam L Schneider is chair-
man.
Temple Israel Sisterhood will
sponsor a shower in connection
with its meeting Dec. 13.

UPA Accepts
Resignation of
Henry Montor

NEW YORK (WNS)—The re-
signation of Henry Montor as
executive director sof the United
Palestine Appeal was accepted
by the executive • committee of
the UPA by a vote of 14 to 1, with
four members abstaining.
The resignation of Montor came
after a long controversy between
him and the leadership of the
United Jewish Appeal. Montor
was .accused of making unfound-
ed assertions about the drive
leadership and of carrying on an
agitation which would -split the
ranks of the UJA and UPA.
Speakers at the meeting char-
acterized as baseless Montor's al-
legations that American Zionist
leaders desire to control the fi-
nances of the State of Israel and
employ autocratic methods in re-
fusing to grant representation on
the UPA to Jewish welfare funds
and community chests.
At the same time the meeting
decided to broaden the base of
the United Palestine Appeal by
giving one - third representation
to Jewish welfare funds and com-
munity chests.

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The Trager family is filling their SOS bag with essential sup-
plies to be picked up Sunday. They are careful to enclose no
glass containers and to pack their bag carefully. Included in
their gifts are canned foods, meat, fish, milk, fats, oils and
cocoa, and layette items.

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There'll be busy weeks ahead
-.for the Bnai Brith, Aid to Is-
rael drive, winding up the af-
fairs, completing lodge quotas
and crating, counting and ship-
ping of the countless contribu-
tions made in the past two
months of the campaign.
One of the latest gifts is a
32,000 lb. planer contributed by
David Le Vine of the Federal
Engineering Co. Together with
other machinery it will be ship-
ped by railroad.
OFF TO MT. CLEMENS
A contingent of trucks, jeeps,
and an ambulance, which are
being prepared for shipment
will first besent to Mt. Clemens,
on Nov. 7, where the Bnai Brith
Michigan Council is holding its
annual meeting.
The exhibit tif these gifts will
be held in front of the Colonial
Hotel in Mt. Clemens.
The Michigan Council has al-
ready contributed a carload of
food.
The first of two trucks, a
11/2 ton Dodge, was presented
by the Odessa Progressive Aid
Society 'last Sunday.
The Ruzhiner Society donated

a special equipped Willys one ton
pickup . truck; the Jewish Metro-
politan Club presented a 1 14
ton Dodge; Dexter Toyland pre-
sented a bicycle, while the Fed-
eration of Lithuanian Jews, con.
tributed several bicycles in hon.
or of a late member, Julius
Kurland.
The Brandeis Lodge held a
Victory meeting last Tuesday
night celebrating the reaching
of their quota of 1,000 cases of
canned milk.
The East.Side Lodge will hold
a victory affair Nov. 8 at the
Fisher Synagogue, Fisher at
Mack. Sol Robbins, president,
announced that an excellent pro-
gram is in the making. •
A "Salute to Israel" Dinner is
set for Nov. 21 at the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation and Cen-
ter. Radio and stage stars will
appear on the program. A noted
Palestinian personality will be
the guest speaker. Tickets are
$10.
Harry Cohen is chairman with
Arnold Michlin as co-chairman.
For reservations, call Harry
Cohen at TY. 6-6251 or Michlin
at VI. 3-5454.

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Mrs. Helen Singer has her filled, SOS bag ready for pickup
by Bill Shapero. If you will not \be at home, leave your bag
on the porch or some accessible place for pickup.

RODIN CLUB
The Rodin Club will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Daniel Birnbaum, 19143 Hart-
Wen avenue.

Lodges, Clubs on Last Lap
of B. B. Aid to Israel Drive

was taught

Beth El

PROF. JUDSON T. LANDIS
of the department of sociology
and anthropology at Michigan
State College will speak on
"Adjustment in Marriage" at
the opening meeting Nov. 8
of the Temple Beth El Sister-
hood. Prof. Landis is the author
of several books and articles
on family life. Mrs. M. George
Wayburn, sisterhood president,
will preside.

Friday, October 29, 1948

Haifa Chapter Charts
Opening Social Affair

Radmner Aid Society
Forms Junior Group

Haifa Chapter, Zionist Organi-
zation of Detroit, will hold its
first social function of the new
year Sunday evening in the
form of a Halloween party and
barn dance.
Mrs. Philip Bernstein and Mrs.
Joseph Carp are in charge.
Prizes will be awarded for the
most unusual costumes.
The chapter launched its mem-
bership campaign with a series
of parlor meetings last week.

A junior group has been or-
ganized by the Radomer Aid So-
ciety and Ladies Auxiliary.
Made up of children of senior
group members, the club meets
at Bereznitzer Hall. For infor-
mation call Mrs. Sol Ager, TO.
8-2934.

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