Thursday, November 10, 1949

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Baninet Planners

Ilistadrut Goal
Is $300,000

Hadassah Group
to ice Fashions

Sisterhood GuesT

"Vogues and Views," a fashion
show and dessert luncheon, will
be presented by the Young Sen-
iors Committee of Hadassah at I
p.m., Tuesday in the Variety Club
Detroit Histadrut bet a goal of
$300,000 for 1950, an increase of
at the Hotel Tuner.
Planned primarily for girls in-
$30,000 over the amount raised
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terested in learning more about
last year.
Hadassah, the afternoon will in-
Morris Lieberman was elected
clude a fashion presentation in
campaign chairman.
which models will display clothes
It was voted to launch the
for the active young woman. An
campaign on Sunday, Dec. 11,
original skit depicting Hadassah
with a meeting at Masonic Tem-
activities will also be presented.
ple. Frank Kingdom, radio com-
Members of the committee on
mentator and columnist for the
arrangements- are Mesdames'
New York Post, will be the key-
Samuel Albert, William Zack,
note speaker.
Herbert Sott, Charles Abramson,
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Milton Zimmerman, Herbert
—Photo by Bigelman Levin, T. Ben Kasle, Coleman
$270,000 RAISED
MRS. HAROLD BAUM
Not inan Cottler, campaign Above are the officers and committee members of the David Mopper, Robert Cotten, Gerald I
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treasurer, reported that $270,000 llorodokar Jrs., who are planning their 12th annual banquet Cohen .
Also Mesdames Abram Becker,
was raised in the last campaign.
day, Nov. 29, at the Fort Wayne Hotel. They are, left
for Tue s
Bernard Moray, Byron Gerson, Temple Group
Morris L. Schaver, founder of t right, seated, Mesdames Morris Weinstein, Bernard Chase,
Detroit's Hista d-r u t campaign, Philip Stollman, Morris Stein and Jack Friedman. Standing are- Saul Collins, William Gilbert,
Raymond Finley, Mitchell Man-
was greeted at the meeting on
Mesdames Isaac Knoppow and Morris Berk.
delberg, Richard Kopel, J. Rich-
his recovery from his recent ill-
and Cooper, Harvey Lipsitt, Louis
ness and was elected as lifetime
Cooper and Melvin Kolbert.
Mrs. Harold M. Baum, of Mil-
honorary chairman to honor his
Tells of Donor
waukee, a leader of the National
20 years of service to Histadruth.
of Temple Sisterhoods,
Assistant Director Federation
Philip Imber, outgoing record-
will be guest speaker at the
ing secretary, and William Thoin-
meeting of the Sisterhood of
son, outgoing financial secretary,
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Temple Israel, at 12:30 p.m. Mon-
and Max Chafetz, Ititadrut work-
NEW YORK —•The American
day, at the Detroit Institute of
er for 20 years, were also hon- 1
Jewish Congress filed a brief in
Arts.
the case of Henderson v. U. S.
oral
I Luncheon will precede the reg-
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urging the U. S. Supreme Court
ular meeting which will be the
1 to invalidate the regulations of
CAMPAIGN OFFICERS
! culmination of a membership
the Southern Railway Co. exclud-
Other new campaign officers
drive and at which new mem-
ing Negroes from the use of din- ,
are: Harry Schumer, chairman,
'hers will be welcomed.
Mg
car
facilities
reserved
for
executive boar d; co-chairman, ka
In keeping with Temple Israel
white passengers.
Sisterhoocrs "Year of Fashions,"
L.Z.O.A. diviSion; Norman Nai-
Arising originally in 1942, when
mark. co-chairman, Pioneer "•••
• Mrs. Sidney Rosen, vied-president
Elmer W. Henderson, then a field
in charge of programs, announced
Women, Anna Michlin; co-chair-
representative for the War Man-
that November is the month for
man. Farhand Division, Philip
power Commission, was denied
Goldstein; chairman of organiza-
• "Fashions in Facts."
service in a dining car. this case
Mrs. Baum, the guest speaker,
tions, Louis Levine; co-chairman,
already has resulted in the South-
will address the group on "Know
organizations, Morris Ross; treas-
ern
Railway
Company
amending
Your Sisterhood."
urer, Norman Cottler; recording
its rules to provide one table in
Mss. Baum is a member of the
secretary, Simon Richardson, and
each dining car for exclusiVe use
executive committee and execu-
financial secretary, Nathan Rocca
by Negroes.
tive board of the National Fed-
MRS. SELDON LEACH
The following will represent
These amended regulations
eration of Temple Sisterhoods and
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Detroit at the national conference
were upheld in 1948 by the fed-
is its chairman on interfaith
New
York,
Nov.
26:
The donor luncheon of the Bnai , eral district court of Maryland,
in
activities.
RGULIES
MA
HERMAN
Mrs. J. Seder, William Solinan, David Sisterhood will be held which rejected Henderson 's con-
She is one of the founders of
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Philip Skholnick, A. Weineman, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 22 in the tention that the furnishing of
the Wisconsin Federation of
I. Cohen and Alex Belkin, of the social hall, Mrs. Seldon Leach segregated facilities violates pro-
Temple Sisterhoods (one of the
Organizations Division; Mrs. L. president, announced.
I visions in the Interstate Com-
21 state and district units of
pantomimist,
wit
Pine and Mrs. M. Michlin, Pio-
merce Act and the federal consti-
NETS) and she has served as
Jay Gerber ,
,
neer Women; Norman Nairmark entertain and Cantor Hyman J. tution which guarantee equality
i e president of that federation for
ets
New
Labor Zionist Division.
of treatment for all persons re-
Adler will sing.
several years.
Mrs. Henry Schore is chair- gardless of color.
Herman C. Margulies has been
The American Jewis Congress
nr n of the luncheon, Mrs. Jos-
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Warren Rovetch Gets
eph Hassel is ticket chairman I brief filed with the Supreme appointed assistant executive di-
D. ROSNER MANAGEMENT •
of
the
Jewish
Home
for
and
Mrs.
Morris
Kosak
is
pro-
I Court argues that segregated rector ,
Oxford Scholarship
facilities cannot he equal facili- Aged, Myron A. Keys, president.
Warren N. Rovcteh, son of Mr. gram book chairman.
announced. Ira I. Sonnenblick is
For tickets, call Mrs. Schora at ties.
and Mrs. Ben Rovetch of ()A-
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executive director.
UN
3-8015.
rmin court, is again the recipient
Born in Poland in 1913, Mar-
An evening of fun will be held
of a Fullbright scholarship for a
S.Z.
Speaker
gu)ies came to the United States
on Monday evening with games
year's postgraduate study in
at the age of eight. He attended
econienies at Oxford University. and prizes.
the College of the City of New
—
York, where he received a B.S.
in Social Science and an M.S. in
Education. He also has a Master's
from the New York School of
Social Work and a diploma from
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t he School for Jewish Teachers in
New York.
NEW YORK—The scarcity of cast and the P.E.C., through a
Margulies worked for the New
factory space—one of Israel's subsidiary, Bayside Land Cor-
York City Department of Wel-
AIR CONDITIONED
worst industrial bottlenecks— poration. will provide the bal-
fare for the past 11 years, last
will he alleviated by a $500.000 ance.
DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED
as a case supervisor. While in
,building project to be started
The project, to be erected on
AMERICAN AND
military
service
he
was
a
voca-
the
in
by
the
Palestine
Economic
about 10 acres of land
'Mortis.
EUROPEAN PLAN
tional
counselor
for
handicapped
Corporation and the Govern- Haifa Bay region. will include
SWIMMING POOL
soldiers in general and convales-
men:. ;a sording to an announce- from 12 to 15 buildings, four serv-
PRIVATE BEACH, CABANAS
cent hospitals.
ment le.- Robert Szold, P.E.C. ice buildings and a workers' can-
SOLARIUM.COCNTAIL LOUNGE
board chairman. The Govern- teen. Work will start this month
DANCING.
MARTHA
GRAHAM
HERE
!
JUDGE LOUIS E. LEVINTIIAL
ment will supply one-third of the and take about half a year.
Martha
Graham
and
her
com-
will be the principal speaker at
.
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Space in the new buildings will the opening meeting of Shaarey pany will give a dance concert
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be let to individual industrialists. Zedek's Layman's Institute at an Tuesday, Nov. 22 at the Insti- ON THE OCEAN at 64th ST.
—
The plant will also create facil-
8:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 16. tute of Art. Tickets are available WRITE FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURE
ities for the transport of raw
materials to the factories and Ile will discuss "Tomorrow's at the Center.
for the movement 'of finished Judaism." Among the other
GRADE
CO-ED, NURSERY TOM: A a 12th
goods. In addition, temporary speakers will be Rabbi Ralph
titlalCil attending
Awrditcd college preparatory
Simon of ('hicago, who will lec-
leading
colleges.
Courses
indurle
secretarial,
awl,
quarters will be provided for in- ture on "The Ethical Classics
drawing, costume &trait. Situated *ft spa.
dustries which are awaiting com-
. •tair
with
73'
swimming
pool.
°Melon'
Alt
tOI
clout
NEW YORK—The work of the pletion of their own plants. and of Judaism." Also scheduled
with individualised irporrettun. Creid-
Sch001 its accepted b all northern schooio.
ORT Union (Organization for Re- help will be given to small in- are: Rabbis Morris Adler, A. M.
Write let hider "A"
habilitation through Training) in dustrialists who have immigrated Hershman. Benjamin H. Gorre-
too WbasT avENug. MIAMI BEACH. FLORIDA
Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria and to Israel with machinery they lick, Israel J. Kazis and Judge
Theodore Levin.
Rumania may be considered mo- procured in their native land.
mentarily at an end, although the
schools established by ORT in
the latter two countries still bear
the name of ORT, Alexander
Dolowitz, trea.-urer of the Amer-
250 Rooms Private Pod
ican ORT reported. at a Paris
PIA P95011
* Full Block of Tropical Gardens
meeting of the World ORT Union
MO IR ROOD
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Dining
Room
--
Dancing
executive committee.
TI DEC. IS
He stated that there is a cur-
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS NEW OFFICES
, ent enrollment of 16.000 stu-
At
dents learning over 70 different
tfades at ORT installations in 19
HOTEL—CABANA CLUB
9262 GRAND RIVER AVENUE
different countries.
MIAMI BEACH
Detroit 4, Michigan
Professor William Haber, a
N.Y. PHONE BRYANT 9.9778
Telephone TExas 4-6145
vice-president of American WIT
Federation, presided at the ses-
sion.

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AJC Supports
Equality Suit

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Home for Acred

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;500 000 Building Project
to Ease Israel Plant Dearth

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HOTEL DELMONICO

OUT Centers
in lied Orbit
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HERMAN WEISBERG

Certified Public Accountant

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