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Friday, February 23, 1951
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
His tadrut Campaign Reaches
Receiving Thanks
Two-Thirds of 1950 Amount
Detroit's Israel Histadrut cam- per cent, with branches 79, 557,
paign, having attained two-thirds 114 and 137 in the forefront. Ar-
of its last year's amount, is bring- lazaroff branch 137 reported $64,
ing to Detroit Dr. Herman Porn- 274, the highest sum raised by any
renze, director of the Kupat Hol- Farband branch throughout the
im convalescent home near Jer- couptry. Leaders of the branch
usalem, to address the weekly are M. Baker, N. Cottler, J. Isaacs,
Histadrut campaign rally on M. Schaver, H. Schumer, II. Strub
Thursday evening at the Labor and M. Schubiner.
Zionist Institute, Linwood and
The Pioneer Women Organiza-
Pasadena avenues.
lion clubs are nearing the 100
Dr. Pornrenze is former chair- per cent mark.
man of the Labor Zionist Organ-
ization and Histadrut campaign
in Chicago. He settled last year
in Israel.
At the mid-campaign rally last
Sunday evening, Harry Schumer,
chairman of executive board,
A meeting of the Parent-Teach-
presented awards to campaign ers Organization of the David W.
workers who have distinguished Simons Hebrew School will take
themselves during the three-week place at . 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
"Namir Drive" to boost cam- March 1 at the auditorium of the
paign progress.
school, 4000 Tuxedo.
The entire meeting will be ded-
William Cayman, Farband
branch 137, was acclaimed as icated to a review and interpre-
"Histadrut man of 1951" for ob- tation of the curriculum of the
United Hebrew Schools.
taining 75 new pledges.
Mrs. H. B. Isbee will explain
Norman Cottler, campaign
treasurer, announced that an ad- the program of the first grade;
ditional $50,000 was forwarded to Abraham Schachter of other
the National Committee for Labor classes. An Israel film, "The
Israel in response to an urgent Great Promise" will be shown.
Parents will make plans and
appeal by Histadrut in Israel.
preparations for the Purim Car-
Morris Lieberman, campaign nival which will take place Sun-
chairman, urged campaign soli- day, March 25.
citors to wind up coverage of
Mrs. H. Pudavick, president of
pledges.
the P. T. 0. and Mrs. R. Hurwitz,
The Farband division, under chairman of the arrangements
leadership of division chairman committee, announce that they
Hyman Wiener, has attained 70 will award prizes for best masks
and costumes prepared by the
children themselves and depict-
ing heroes of Jewish history.
Mrs. C. Lieb, chairman of the
annual party will present a fi-
nancial report of the P. T. 0.
Simons PTO
Slates Meeting
PROSECUTOR GERALD K.
O'BRIEN, right, is shown thank-
ing Arthur L. Robbins for his
services to Wayne County while
chief of the civil division for
tour years. Robbins, one of
the five Jewish assistant prose-
cutors, resigned to return to
private practice. He is now a
member of Robbins, Wechsler
and Caplan.
Chicago Orchestra Set
for Masonic Temple
The Chicago Symphony Or-
chestra, Rafael Kubelik, con-
ductor, will come to the Masonic
Temple at 8:20 p.m., Monday,
March 5.
The program will include works
by Barber, Dvorak, Hindemith
and Wagner. Tickets are avail-
able at Grinnell Bros.
Pisgah Units
Set Meeting on
Brotherhood Dr. Glazer Set
For many years, both Pisgah
Lodge, the oldest and largest
Bnai Brith Men's Lodge in the
state, and Pisgah Chapter, which
enjoys a similar position among
the women of Bnai Brith, have
sponsored annual Brotherhood
meetings,
This year the lodge and the
chapter decided to unite in hold-
ing this meeting The following
speakers will appear to represent
different faiths and groups:
Dr. Walton E. Cole of the First
Congregational Church, Rev. Rob-
ert Bradby of the Greater King
Solomon Baptist Church, and
Rabbi Moses Lehrman of Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe.
An additional feature of the
progra mwill be a musical skit
by the Catholic Theatre of De-
troit.
The meeting is scheduled for
Monday evening in the social hall
of Bnai Moshe.
JWF's Mercantile Division
to Hold 'Review, Preview'
"Review and Preview" will
feature the meeting of the mer-
cantile division of the Detroit
Service Group to be held at 8:30
p.m., Thursday, March 1, at the
Davison Center.
Max Osnos is honorary chair-
man of the division.
Completing arrangements for
the meeting are vice-chairmen
Joseph H. Bcarnman, Harry H.
Kay, Benjamin D. Lieberman,
Herman Mathias, Samuel Plotler,
Louis Russman, Fred F. Simmons
and James II. Wineman, who will
serve as chairman of the division
in the campaign.
Board members of the group
include Maurice I. Baker, Louis
A. Baum, Jack Berger, Irving
Bocknek, Jack M. Citron, Harry
S. Cohn, Philip Dresser, Michael
Epstein, David M. Feerer, Nathan
N. Fierberg, Joseph Frenkel, Saul
H. Glueckman, Samuel A. Grana-
dier, Her b e r t A. Greenstone,
Manuel M. Hartman, Israel Him-
elhock, Morris M. Jacobs and
Lawrence L Kaplan.
Other board members are Mau-
rice L. Klynn, Samuel Kohlen-
berg, S. Richard Kotzer, Max
Kwaselow, Louis LaMed, Maurice
A. Landau, Morris Ben Lewis,
Lou Littman, Royal S. Maas,
Walter J. Mayer, Jerome B. Mor-
ton, Wallace Roberts, Emil Rose,
Harry Rosenfeld and Nathan
Rosenshine.
Completing the board are Jo-
seph M. Sampliner, Samuel H.
Schwartz, Alex Sklar, Jack J.
Folk Schools PTA
Plans Fund Affair
The Parent-Teachers Associa-
tion of the tlnited Jewish Folk
Schools is arranging an evening
of entertainment and bingo games
on Sunday, at the Labor Zionist
Institute.
The proceeds of the affair will
go towards a fund to provide
school equipment.
Registration of new pupils still
continues for the new semester
at all four schools.
There are some vacancies in the
kindergartens and interested par-
ents may contact school offices
at 13722 Linwood, or call TO. 8-
9280.
will celebrate Jewish Music
Month with a program of trans-
cribed Jewish masterpieces at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday at Young
Israel.
Shlomo Sperka will narrate
the music. The guest speaker of
the afternoon will be Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgelernter who has
had an interest in the Sabbath
League since its inception.
There will be group singing of
Jewish songs to be led by Mrs.
Esther Cohen and Mrs. M. Win-
ston.
The meeting will be preceded
by a luncheon.
NW Slates Talk
by Dr. Walfon Cole
Rev. Walton E. Cole, minister
of the First Congregationalist
Church, will be guest speaker at
the Northwest Congregation
Adult Study Institute Tuesday
evening in its current lecture
-series on "Psychiatry and Relig-
ion." Dr. Cole, orator and author
of many books, will speak on the
subject, "Psychiatry and Relig-
ion—a Working Partnership."
The Adult Study group meets
every Tuesday evening at 9 p.m.
in the synagogue. Registration
IVIiether for the latest news for the series is still open.
or the best In advertising ., it
The Chronicle deadline is
always pays to read the Jewish
Tuesday noon.
Chronicle the year 'round.
NCJW to Hold
All-Day Parley
The regular monthly meeting
of the Detroit Section National
Council of Jewish Women, will
take the form of an all-day in-
stitute opening at 10 a.m., Mon-
day, March 5 at the Jewish
Community Center.
Emphasizing its broad two-
point program of community
welfare and education, council's
world affairs day will be jointly
sponsored /by its committees on
contemporary Jewish affairs, in-
ternational relations, mental hy-
giene, and social legislation.
A complimentary luncheon
will be served at noon to paid-
up members whose ticket of ad-
mission will be a bundle of
clothing or household articles
for Council's Resale Shops.
Reservations for lunch may be
made by calling Mrs. Samuel
Fenston, TE. 4-4990.
Th e Years
Manning. president
of the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council, announces that
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer, spiritual
leader of Temple Beth El, will be
the initial guest speaker in a
series of lectures sponsored by
her group, in cooperation with
the Culture Commission of the
Jewish Community Council.
This series of talks on Jewish
topics is designed to stimulate
an interest in the various phases
of the cultural heritage of the
Jewish people.
The opening lecture by Dr.
Glazer will be held in the audi-
torium of the Davison Center at
1 p.m. Monday, March 5.
The subject of Dr. Glazer's talk
will be "Basic Jewish Concepts
for Today's Living."
Ahead!
WITH THIS
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Sabbath League .
Movie, 3 Strips
Sets Music Affair
Offered by Council The Women's Sabbath League
One movie and three filmstrips
have been added to the audio-
visual library of the Jewish Com-
munity Council.
The film, "Of Human Rights,"
dramatizes an incident involving
racial prejudice among children.
The strips are "Democracy Is
Homemade," "Jews in Canada"
and "There Shall Be Peace."
The films may be obtained
through the Council office, Miss
Heavenrich, WO. 3-1657.
Stark, James L. Stein, Louis Ta-
bashnik, Irwin Tamler, M. George
Wayburn, Lee Weinberg, Leon G.
Winkelman, Daniel Winograd,
Maurice M. Winston, Irving J.
Wolfgang and I. Lewis Zuieback.
In the past five years, the mer-
cantile division has raised ap-
proximately a million dollars an-
nually.
Get Set
For
by BB Women
Mrs. Lewis
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