Friday. November 5, 1948

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Histadrut Rally to Hear
Schaver Tell of Israel Trip

Congress Unit Plans Dance;
Institute Date Is Announced

Metropolitan Chapter of the will be the keynote speaker.

The Detroit Histadrut commit-
tee, which raised $275,000 in 1948
for the Histadrut of Israel, will
chart pre-campaign plans for its
1949 drive at a meeting of 500
workers and delegates from the
150 organizations affiliated with
Histadrut activities, Thursday,
Nov. 11, in the Labor Zionist
Institute, Linwood near Pasa-
dena.
Morris L. Schaver, one of the

Alanerican Jewish Congress will Some of the subjects to be dis-

give a Succoth harvest festival
dance Sunday evening at Van's,
31160 Eight Mile road west.
According to Mrs. Joseph
Kursman, chairman of the pro-
gram committee, plans for the
dance insure a variety of en-
tertainment so that both young
and old will be assured a de-
lightful evening.
Group singing will be led by
Eugene Franzblau. Dances like
the Share, the Hora and the Vir-
ginia Reel will be featured in
addition to popular dances.
Tickets are $1. They can be
obtained at the AJC office, 9124
Linwood, TY. 7-9650 or by call-
ing Mrs. harry Ross, UN. 1-4928.
Those requiring transportation,
*all Mrs. Hyman Parker, TY.
T-8770.
The chapter, of which Morris
Gieicher is president, announces
its second annual institute for
Dec. 5 at the Center.
The theme will be "Jews in
the American Scene," and Rabbi
Morris Margolies, executive di-
rector of the AJC in Chicago,

Young Israel
Women Chart
Donor Event

The fourth annual donor lunch-
eon of the Women's League of
Young Israel will be held Tues-
day, Nov. 30, at Shaarey Ze-
dek. Mrs. Hyman R. Cohen is
president of the organization.
The donor committee, headed
by Mrs. Joseph Grossman, in-
eludes Mesdames David Appel-
baum, Jonas Segal, Harry Port-
noy and Emil Spillman.
"A successful affair is par-
ticularly important this year,"
said Mrs. Grossman, "since
funds are needed to expand the
youth program of the organiza-
tion and to contribute to the
erection of the Young Israel
youth Center on Dexter."
Young Israel youth groups
serve boys and girls 4 to 21 in
tke Twelfth, Linwood, Dexter
and Davison. communities.

cussed will include "Impact of
Israel on the Wprld Scene",
"Anti-Semitism, More or Less in
1940?" and "Safeguarding Minor-
ity Rights."
The institute will be open to
the public.

Friends to Hail
Nathan Schreiber

Yeshivah Ladies
Await Luncheon

Communal Leader
to Mark 64th Year

MRS. NORMAN NOBLE
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Scores of well-wishers will

join Nov. 12 to extend felicita-
tions to Nathan Schreiber, of
3781 Outer Drive west, Detroit
business and civic figure, on the
occasion of his 64th birthday.
One of the founders in 1919 of
the Colonial Department Store
on State street, he served as
president of that concern until
1946.
He then sold his interest and
became associated with his son,
Raymond, in the Midwest Thea-
ters, consisting of the Colonial,
Majestic, Garden, Forest and
Palmer Park movie houses.
A member of Congregation
Bnai David for 43 years and its
treasurer for the past 17 years,
Schreiber is also a member of
the Scottish Rites, Findlater
Lodge F. and A.M. No. 475, Mos-
lem Shrine, Variety Club and
Zionist Organization of America.
Ile cherishes the title of Ken-
tucky colonel, bestowed by Gov.
Irvin Abell.
The Schreibeis will be joined
in the celebration by their chil-
dren. They include Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Man-
ny Levanter, Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
vin Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fidler, Mr. and Mrs. Irving El-
man and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Schreiber.

Rabbi Frani Guest
of Haifa Chapter

Final plans have been made
by the Sunday Night Club for a
"November Barn Dance," Sun-

day in the Center,

Meeting to Preview
Annual Luncheon

The Beth Jacob religious
school for girls is a living me-
morial to the 93 Beth Jacob
teachers and students who met
martyrs' deaths in Warsaw dur-
ing the Nazi terror.
Founded in 1943 by the Ladies
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, the
school trains elementary and
high school students in the tra-
ditional Jewish way of life.
A special film featuring these
girls will be shown as a high-
light of the auxiliary's annual
donor luncheon, Nov. 17 at Lach-
ar's, Dexter boulevard near Ty-
ler.
Rabbi Samuel Prero, new ex-
ecutive director of the Yeshivah,
will be guest speaker.
Proceeds will go for the pk0 .(-
chase of a lot upon which the
future home of the Yeshivah will
be built. The public is invited.
For reservations call Mrs. Hy-
man Rottenberg, TO. 5-1171.

. A pre-donor rally is planned
by the Neugarten Medical Aid
for. 1 p.m., Tuesday, in the home
of Mrs. Norman K. Noble, presi-
dent, 16922 Lawton avenue. It
will be in the form of a lunch-
eon.
The meeting is open to those
who have purchased tickets for
the organization's 15th annual
donor luncheon, Nov. 16 at the
Hotel Book Cadillac.
Activities of this group in-
cludes direct work with the
North End Clinic and the Jew-
ish Social Service Bureau to as-
sist those whose income is in-
sufficient to pay for proper med-
ical attention and who are in-
eligible for state aid.
With the influx of refugees,
this burden has become heavier,
requiring additional help from
the community.
BUFFALO, N. Y.—The Niagara
Tickets may be obtained from
Record Co. announces the re-
Mrs. David Saks, MA. 3878.
lease of the first in a series of
records aimed at bringing the
rich heritage of Jewish melody
and tradition to the Jewish child
of today.
The records are sung and nar-
Dr. Alex Grinstein, psychia- rated by Norma Lerner, for many
trist, will be guest speaker at
The Young People's Society of the first membership rally of years closely associated with
Jewish folk music, and at pres-
Shaarey Zedek will hold a hay- the Bnai David Sisterhood.
ent head of the newly created
ride, wiener roast and barn dance,
The meeting will be combined music department in the Buffalo
Saturday near Brighton.
with a luncheon at 1 p.m., Tues-
Adele Spinner, chairman, and day, in the Synagogue. For res- Bureau of Jewish Education.
Mrs. Lerner brings to her work
her committee have arranged for ervations call Mrs. Joseph Baker,
a fine enthusiasm and love of
food, entertainment and dancing, chairman, TO. 7-2761.
Jewish and Palestinian song fos-
and promise to provide transpor-
This is part of a series of tered by a rich background of
tation for everyone attending.
luncheons being held prior to Zionism and Jewish music.
All are invited. They are re- the year's major fund-raising af-
quested to meet at the side en- fair, the annual donor luncheon,
trance of the Synagogue, Chicago
Dec. 7 in the social hall.
and Lawton, at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Dan Otis is chairman,
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Shaarey Zedek's
YPS Plans Dance

Rabbi Leon Fram will be prin-
eipal speaker at a meeting Mon-
day evening of Haifa Chapter,
Zionist Organization of Detroit.
'His talk will be on "Autonomy
In Our Time" and will describe
the functions of the executive,
legislative and jitdicial branches
of the Israeli government.
TALL TOWERS
Prior to the address, members
The Tall Towers will hold an
and their guests will participate open meeting at 8 p.m., Thurs-
in group singing. Mrs. I. Walter day, in the home of Frances Co-
Silver and Mrs. Alex Zuckman hen, 4075 Pasadena avenue.
will be hostesses at the social pe-
siod concluding the meeting.
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action, one should look at Mt.
Clemens.
A short time ago, the Jewish
community there set out to raise
$45,000 for the United Jewish
Appeal.
Max Elkin was named chair-
man, and a team of energetic
aides was appointed to share the
burden.
The response to the campaign
has been wonderful, Elkin said.
But what pleases him most is
the cooperation received from
non-Jews.
"We have been deeply grati-
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founders of the Detroit Hista-
drut work who has just com-
pleted a two months' trip to Is-
rael, will make his first Detroit
report to the gathering.
Recommendations for the 1949
Detroit campaign quota will be
acted upon. The drive will start
in January.
Delegates and workers will se-
lect representatives to the 25th
anniversary conference of the
National Committee for Labor
Palestine to be held in New
York City Nov. 27 and 28.
The Silver Jubilee convention,
which marks the first quarter
century of Americ:-n support for
Histadrut, will include among
its guests Isaac Ban Zvi, presi-
dent of the .1 - ...wish National
Council of Isra,A, and Eliahu Ep-
stein, special Isr , eli representa-
tive to the lin'. I States.
"One million ,;,.?ws will come
to Israel in the next 10 years,"
said the rally call. "Half of
them will de ..md on the vast
network of Histadrurs coopera-
::ve institutions for help in learn-
ng to live the lives of free
Jews."

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