'eal Cotter 130 Thursday, Feb - teary 16, 1950 DETROIT JEWISH Jewish State Not Yet Secure, Women's League Is Warned ie i. s a 1 CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 A Navy commander who eently returned from a trip to Israel told the League of Jewish Women's Organizations Monday that it is too early to celebrate Israel's security as a state. Israel has terrine problems economically a n d politically. Commander Joshua Goldberg, a navy chaplain, told the women. They import everything, but they export very little, and thus prices are inflated beyond belief, he said. . Similarly, the political situa- tion is tense, Commander Gold- berg declared. With enemies au all sides, Israel must keep ner BB Lodges Slate Bowling Tourney Art Schultz and Al Brooks co- ehairmm of stile Detroit Bnai Britt)Bowling Tourney announce April 15 - - Id 16 as the dates for the 13 Detroit I , - iges to meet. Committee appointments in- elucl, Phil Rothschild, publicity; Henry Laing, scoring; Harry Coh"n. Cohan. banquet! Jerry Mosher. tropiiy; and Harold Weiss, mail- ing. CHRONICLE Page 5 Greeting Successor Support Urged by Histadrut army strong beyond all propor- tion to ncr population. The price in human lives of the Israeli War was unbelievably high, Commander Goldberg said. "One has to pay a heavy toil for Maceabean heroism." Representatives of member or- ganizations of the League met Monday to sign a pledge of co- operation to the women's division of the Jewish Welfare Federation. Mrs. Leonard Winer, women's division president, read the in- vocation and presented Com- mander Goldberg. EM. Zedalcah Club to Celebrate 28th Birthday Past and present presidents of Nordau Chapter of the Zionist Organization of Detroit are shown above. From left to right, Max Chomsky, newly elected president of Nordau Chapter, Is greeted by Dr. Bernard Weston, retiring president. Isaac Hamlin, national secre- tary of Histadrut campaigns, told representatives of the Detroit $300,000 Histadrut campaign that their continued support was vital to the success of the productivi- zation of newcomers to Israel. Louis Levine, chairman of the organizations division, told the delegates that with $30,000 al- ready reported, the solicitations must be increased in the remain- ing weeks. "Cover every card." he urged the delegates, He reported that more than 100 new contributors were included in the week's re- port. - M. Taich, director of organiza- tions, praised the efforts of indi- vidual groups. CAMERA CLUB Zcdakah Club will celebrate The Candid Camera Club, a its 213th birthday with a dessert group of boys between the ages luncheonette and card party to of 11 and 13, meet every Tuesday be held at 12:30 p.m., Feb. 27 at evening at the Twalfth Street Kern's auditbrium. Council Center: The first convention of the Mrs. Max H. Elias, president, In honor of prospective mem- invites all members and their American Veterans of Israel will bers, Montefiore Lodge will hold Listen to the Jewish Chronicle convene Saturday and Sunday in • friends and urges early reserva- a social meeting at 9 p.m. Monday Hour, the best in radio, at 19:45 New York. tions due to limited space at the Detr6it-Leland Hotel. a.m., Sundays over WKMH. Jack Eringer, secretary of the For reservation call Mrs. Elia. The Lodge, to which both hus- - - TO. 6-0175 or Mrs. Paul Deutch Detroit chapter is the local dele- bands and wives belong, meets gate. He will report to the mem- UN. 3-8469. once a month for social events Federally bership at a meeting Feb. 26. The next meeting will be held and once a month for business For information on the group, meetings. "puy a brick to help build at the home of Mrs. Meyer Water- call Eringer, TY. 4-0694 or Leo Camp Negba." For details on membership, call stone, 3816 Fullerton avenue. Majzels, TO. 6-6595. With that skigin the Detroit Mrs. Saul Lewis, TO. 8-0427. —SPECIAL — Brancli of Hashomer Hatzair is All funds and deposits received opening its campaign to complete by us on or before Friday, Feb- the censtruction of Camp Negba ruary 17th, will earn dividends in the Irish Hills near Clinton. from February 1st. 1. Federally insured to $5,000, Mich. More than 500 persons attend. 2. No charge for my services. violinist, accompanied by Betty The Purim•program is also spon- 3. Legal for trust funds. T11.• selling of booklets of ed the Jewish Music Month pro- Kowalsky, completed the pro- sored by the Jewish Community bricks inaugurates a series of ac- gram sponsored by the Joint Yid- gram. C. N. DAVIDSON Cr CO. 4014 Dime Building tivities that the movement is dish Cultural Committee of the Council and the Jewish Commun- DETROIT •6, alICHIGNN carrying on in behalf of the Jewish Community Council and Tickets will go out to all lands- ity Center. WOodward 3-3223 Canip. the Jewish Community Center on manschaften and societies for the ------- Purim program, the fourth and Those interested in selling Feb. 12. final presentation in this series. bricks call Sherwood Sandweiss, Cantor Saul Kirschenbaum of BEST LIMNING IN TOW! TY. 6-7258. Cleveland offered a wide variety SEED1ANGS TO NEWCOMERS of Yiddith and Israeli songs. LOANS FOR BEERSHEBA TEL AVIV — (WNS) — About The Jewish Community Center BEERSHEBA -- (ISE) — One Symphony Orchestra was con- one million vegetable seedlings hundred fellatio near Beersheba ducted by Julius Chajes, have been distributed by the have been granted 3500 pounds in loans for constructive purposes Several dance numbers by the Ministry of Agriculture among i settlers. 45,000 tons of since November 1949 by the Jewish Community Center Dance immigrant Worker's Loans and Savings bank. Group under Fannie Aaronson, choice potato seeds have also and selections by Jerome Stasson, been distributed. Israeli Vets Slate National Parley Montefiore Sets Social Meeting . Hatzair Opens Camp 1 - )ril-e 3 TA INSURED ACCOUNTS Yiddish. Groups Mark Music Month National Ma ' rachi Executive to Be Banquet Guest Speaker Rabbi Max Kirshblum, execu- tive vice-president of Mizrachi Organization of America, will speak at the "Jewish Community Banquet" honoring Mizrachi Day at 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19, at the Young Israel Center. The whole subject of Jerusalem and Zionist advances will be the banquet's theme. Leaders f r o m Mizrachi in Cleveland, Toledo and cities in Indiana will be present. Social Workers To Hear Avrunin "The Role of the Professional in the Developing Jewish Com- munity" will be discussed at the seventh and final session of the In-Service Training Institute at 8 p.m., Monday, Feb. 20, in the Jewish Community Center. Staff members of the Jewish Welfare Federation and its affil- iated agencies will hear William Avrunin, assistant director of the Federation, analyze the commun- al worker's job. Dr. S. Joseph Fauman will be chairman. The panel will include prank Loewenberg, Rachel Ma- nela and Morris Nobel. 3tatmAing MUSIC BY MASTERS Of JEWISH MD.001113 WKMH , ""J 1318 (--7--/ " nuideoluEintrot en U. Every SUNDAY MORNING at 10:45 DEDICATED TO BETTER COMmuNlyr alt./atoms in YOUR Future See erry Bielfield Today Jerry Bielfield, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales & Service 6845 Michigan Avenue 4 Blocks West Vinewood 1-4400 of Livernois