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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
Friday, March 2, 1951
NCJW Slates
UN Observer
Mrs. Adolph Robison of West
Englewood, N. J., accredited ob-
server to the United Nations for
the National Council of Jewish
Women, will be the principal
speaker on the world affairs day
program, "Tomorrow is Now,"
presented by the Detroit Section
of the National Council of Jew-
DETROIT
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JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Program Set on Inter Faith
Histadrut to End Cainiungit
"United for Freedom" is the of Station CKLW, will serve as
With Kusevitsky, Israel Guest theme
of the dramatic presenta- narrator.
The musical background will
-
Detroit's Histadrut campaign Though 500 new contributions tion being jointly sponsored by
will formally close Sunday, were made during the currrent the Archdiocesan Council of be furnished by the Central High
March 25 with a city-wide dem- campaign, the success of t h e Catholic Women, the Council of School Choir, under the direction
onstration at Music Hall, it was campaign depends mainly on Churchwomen, the Greater De- of Dr. Harry W. Seitz. There will
announced by Morris Lieber- "leg work'' of camptign work- 1 troit Bnai Brith Women's Coun- be no admission charge.
man, campaign chairman.
ers and coverage of every pros- cil and the National Association
Moshe Kusevitsky, famous pect who contributed last year. for the Advancement of Colored
cantor, will be the guest artist
The furniture division boosted People, at the Veteran's Memorial
at the closing affair Akiva its total to 121 per cent of last Building, 15 West Jefferson ave-
Govrin, member of the Knesset year.
nue, at 1 p.m., Tuesday, March 13.
Nin,: major Jewish organiza-
Histadrut friends are urged to
and Histadrut leader in Israel,
Myrtle Labbitt, women's editor
tional groupings will be invited
will be the guest speaker. Rabbi listen to the "Voice of Hista-
to participate in a city-wide plan-
Morris Adler of Congregation drut" every Saturday at 10:15
ning conference on Sunday after-
Shaarey Zedek will also speak. p.m. over Station WJLB, 1400
noon, April 8 at the Davison
Dr. Joseph Burstein, director on your dial, under directorship
Center, in behalf of the 1951 Al-
of the culture and education de- of Louis Levine.
lied Jewish Campaign, Leon Kay
oartment of the Histadrnt, in
announced.
Israel, who addressed several
Kay will be chairman of the
Histadrut meetings here, will re-
organizations division in the 1951
turn to the city to be the guest
campaign.
speaker at next Thursday's His-
tadrut rally at the Labor Zion-
Among tue groupings to parti-
*st Institute.
cipate are Bnai Brith lodges,
Reactivation of the Detroit
Michael Taich, director of or-
Zionist organizations, Landsman-
oanizations, reported a spurt of Army and Navy Committee of
schaften and Workmen's Circle
activities and additional contri- the National Jewish Welfare
branches, Jewish War Veterans,
butions of landginanschaften, Board as the Board's local USO
American Jewish Congress chapt-
boosting their total to over 50 Armed Services Committee took
ers, American Jewish Committee
per cent of last year's campaign.
chapters, congregations, Jewish
place at a meeting held Feb. 22.
With one-third of last year's
Labor Committee, and social, frat-
Mrs.
Maurice
A.
Landau,
chair-
total still to be obtained, the ex-
ernal, cultural and labor groups.
man,
appointed
a
nominating
-cutive board mapped out plans
to intensify solicitation of out- committee. beaded by Samitel H.
The Chronicle deadline is on
standing pledges. It was dis- Rubiner to prepare a slate of of-
MRS. ADOLPH' ROBISON
Tuesday noon.
ficers
who
will
have
responsibil-
closed that nearly 1,700 pledges
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are unreported as well as treas- ity for the expanding program.
ish Women on Monday at the ury gifts from .
All organizations wishing to
60 organizations.
NEW '51 HUDSON
Jewish Community Center.
participate in these activities are
Roomiest and Most
Morring sessions will open at
invited to appoint a representa- RA6133 ma...LIAM P. GRe.EN-
Comfortable Car
10 a.m, with a panel discussion.
tive to the committee. Registra- FELD of Indianapolis will be
"What Road Jewish Learning?"
tion may be arranged by calling the featured speaker at 9:45
DELIVERY
followed by a movie and lecture
Committee headquarters, TE. 5- a.m., Monday at the Northwest
IN
on "Important Precautions in
Hebrew Congregation under the
A symposium on "The Failure 8400.
Atomic Defense" by William
Any
Color — Any Style
Individuals
who
wish
to
be-
auspices of the Detroit Women's
Davis, public relations director of Denazification in Germany To- come supervisors also may call Division of the American Jew-
FOR BEST DEAL SEE
of Civilian Defense in the De- day," will be held under the ausp- this number.
STANLEY
ish Congress. Rabbi Greenfeld
Loll area.
ices of the Stephen S. Wise Chapt-
Other volunteers are needed for the second speaker in the Insti-
At the 11:30 a.m. session Dr. er of the American Jewish Con- junior and senior hostesses and tute of Jewish Studies sponsor-
Herbert T. Schmale, assistant gress, Monday evening at the for home hospitality, particular- ed by the Congress, will address
13505 (OS. .CAMPAU
professor of psychiatry at -the Northwest Hebrew Congregation. ly during the forthcoming holi- the group on, "Rebuilding Our
TW. 1-7170
TW. 1-0272
University of Michigan Medical
Participants in the discussion day periods.
Jewish Community."
School, will speak on the prob- will be: William - H. Baldwin,
lems of children and parents prosecutor at the first Nurenberg
under enforced civilian defense Trials; Rabbi William Greenfield,
Indianapolis, recently returned
measures.
A complimentary luncheon will from a tour of Europe and Ger-
b
be served at 12 p.m. to all paid- many; and Dr. David B. Gaber-
*,
up members who bring a bundle man, president of the chapter.
for the Council Resale Shops.
Lunch will be followed by
Mrs. Robison's "On the Spot UN
Report."
Planning Parley
Called for April 8
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AJC Speaker
Service Group
Is Reactivated
AJC Plans Panel
on Denazification
hrs.
VICTORIA MOTOR SALES
*ONIlte fre t
Cleveland Pianist
Slated at Musicale
Luncheon Set
by Maimonides
Mrs. Charles Gitlin, program
chairman of the Women's Aux-
iliary of the Maimonides Medi-
cal Society's annual fund-raising
luncheon and fashion show, an-
nounces the presentation of fash-
ions by Saks Fifth Avenue which
will highlight the luncheon on
March 28 at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel.
Proceeds of the luncheon are
used for supply of prosthetic
devices for the Israel wounded
and their rehabilitation.
The auxiliary received a letter
to the members from Moshe
Rabinowitz, director Kupat Cho-
Inn, Tel Aviv. Rabinowitz says
in his letter:
"The Women's Auxiliary of the
Maimonides Medical Society is a
unique group of its own through-
out the United States. I must
state frankly and proudly that
without their offered help we
would not have been able to
bring the Orthopedic Zamenhof
Department of the Hasharon
Hospital into being."
Tickets for the luncheon and
fashion show may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Max Blaine, UN.
3-3792. -
Mrs. Royal S. Maas, chairman
of the Jewish Community Center
music committee, will give a tea
musicale at her home, 3201
Cambridge, at 1 p.m., Saturday.
Earl Kelly, young Cleveland
pianist, will make his first De-
troit appearance at this occasion.
The musicale will be given for
the ticket committee which is
working for the Raya Garbou-
soya concert, which will take
place Thursday, March 2.9, at the
Music Hall.
Interracial Committee
Offers Program Help
Help in planning programs on
race relations subjects is offered
to community club program
chairmen by the Mayor's Inter-
racial Committee.
The committee will supply
speakers to discuss problems in
race relations, films, recordings
for radio and phonograph or
books on human relations. No
charge is made for rental of the
16min sound films.
Club presidents or program
chairmen may secure speakers or
materials by phoning the com-
mittee at WO. 1-9674.
Bob Hope
starring la
"THE LEMON DROP KID'!
a Paramount Plature
Like all clever wives, Mrs. Hope
"holds her star" by feeding him the
things he likes. "When it comes so
eating," she says, "Bob isn't any
different from most men. He kdowi
what he wants, and he wants it to be
good. And I've found a way to make
everything good. 'that's to cook with
an Electric Range. There's no guess-
Sob Hope's
favorite
CANADIAN CHEESE SOUP
tablespoons butter or
2
consomme
cans condensed
cups grated sharp
2
dseddar cheese
Worcestershire sauce
margarine
V1 teaspoon
tablespoons
Pour
A 1 tablespoon paprilia
basco
a
t
Dash
minced p imientoes
4
Vs teaspoon pepper
2 cups butteror
milk
until
thick-
Melt
margarine; blend in flour, constantly
paprika and
pepper.
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CENTER OPEN FORUM •
"Labor and State Politics in
1951" will be the topic of the
Center Open Forum at its meet-
ing Wednesday in the Center.
Tom Downs will be the speaker.
work that way, and meals always
come out just right. The Electri4
Range is my 'dish' for cooking!"
Whatever dish you cook, your ow n
Electric Range will do it fast, thrifd-
ly, cleanly, without waste. Besides;
everyone can afford the modern Elea-
tric Range. In fact, it's so saving of
time, trouble and money that you
really can't afford to be without id
cook over low heat, stirring
Add Oki. consomme, just as it comes from the can. Add
cheese; Add
stir until melted. Add remaining ervings.
ingredients, salting
ened.
s
to taste. Serve at once. Yield: 8 to 10
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