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Detroit Delegates Reaffirm
Faith in Jewish Conference
Arlazaroff Branch
Publishes Book on
loth Anniversary
Urge Continued Confidence of Community in Conference
Program and Purposes and Express Hope Movement
Will be Invested with Authority to Get Aims
Arlazaroff Branch of Jewish
National Workers' Alliance this
week announced: that plans are
being formulated for the. celebra-
tion of the 10th anniversary of
the group.
To honor the anniversary, an
Arlazaroff Book is being publish-
ed and will be off the press next
week. The pre-publication price
is $2, and thereafter it will sell
for $2.50.
It was announced this week
that 35 new members were en-
rolled this year.
Members are preparing for ac-
tive participation in the Gewerk-
shaften campaign. - - •
Cultural meetings are being
held regularly, and prominent
speakers address the organiza-
3
tion.
Detroit's delegates to the American Jewish Conference,
in a joint statement issued this week, reaffirmed faith in the
Conference and called for continued confidence in the move-
ment for unity on the part of the Jewish people. -
The statement, signed by Rabbi Morris Adler, Fred M.
Butzel, Aaron Droock, Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Rabbi Leon
Fram, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer, Aaron Rosenberg, Morris
Schaver, Daniel Temchin and Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter,
reads as follows:
"We the duly elected delegates of the Detroit Jewish
community to the American Jewish Conference re-affirm
our faith in the Conference. We believe that the Ameri-
can Jewish Conference possesses important possibilities
for effective and concerted action looking towards the
Solution of many of the pressing problems that confront
the Jewish people. We bespeak the continued confidence
of our community in the program and purposes of the
Conference. It marks a great stride forward to the
mobilization of the resources of American Jewry for
common deliberation and activity. We hope that the
present rifts which have appeared in the American
Jewish scene will be healed and formulas of reconcilia-
tion will be evolved. We trust that the American Jewish
Conference will continue to be invested by American
Jews with the authority to represent them in the fields of
rescue, post-war problems and Palestine."
Similar action was taken • Monday night by the executive
committee of the Jewish Community Council, in a resolution
which expressed regret over the American Jewish Commit-
tee's withdrawal and urged the. Committee's return in the
interests of Jewish unity in America. This resolution will be
presented to the quarterly meeting of delegates in December.
,
The Michigan Synagogue Conference, at its semi-
annual meeting in Detroit on Sunday, endorsed the
action of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations
which withheld its withdrawal from the American
Jewish Committee in the hope that it would return to
the Conference.
Congress Women
To Meet on Dec. 8
Dr. Glazer to Address
Neugarten Aid's 10th
Annual Luncheon, Dec. 1
Detroit Women's' Division of
American Jewish Congress will
hold its December meeting on
Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1:30 p. m., at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Fren-
kel, 1655 Boston Blvd.
This meeting will culminate
three weeks of-an intensive cam-
paign for new members. Ar-
rangements. for the meeting are
being made the super- :
vision of the' Membership com-
mittee of ,which Mrs. Sam Kat-
kin is chairman. •
Mrs. SarnVel , Green, vice-presi-
dent in charge of membership,
announce'Ajhat a 'program: -of in-
terest to`*w,.membqKS ,has 'been
planned: j*Ers. :Nathan,:Spe-Vakow
will . sneak on The subject, .."`And,
NoW-=--Wh4t?"
Mrs.. Mulford
': egOsori De
troit teacher-15'P: speech,.,; will.. of- •
fer scenes frorri 'the •Poetid:drama,
"Jeremiah."
Mrs. Morris :Weingarten, presi-
dent,extends,:i'-;:an invitation to
Members and friends to attend
this meetinZ. Tea will be served.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will be
the guest speaker at the 10th an-
nual donor luncheon of Neugar-
ten Medical Aid, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel, on Dec. 1.
Mrs. Charles Rothstein is chair-
man of the committee on ar-
rangements. Reservations may
be made by calling her at TO.
8-5010, or Mrs. Charles Hyman at
TO. 8-9787.
Mrs: Lester S. Smith prepared
the aftetnoon's program.
Cornstock's Re-election
Nets War Chest $80
veiled an Honor Roll of members'
sons in service, at ceremonies at
Jericho Temple on Nov. 17. A
life-time plaque-style frame was
secured fo rthe Honor Roll.
Dr. E. Lippitt, former president,
and Rabbi Greenfield spoke at
the dedication, and the principal
address was delivered by George
Dollar, vice-commander of the
Detroit District of American
Leigon in charge of the Legion's
Blood Donor Bank.
Joseph Shapiro, president of
Independent Lodge and an of-
ficer in Rosenwald Post of the
American Legion, unveiled the
plaque.
Made to Measure and
Ready to Wear
.
Men's. Wear
Proceeds will be used to carry
ort.;the medical aid program of
the- organization and its war ef-
Otis projects.
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Freedom Forest Certificate which is pre-
sented to the serviceman in whose honor
trees are planted in the Freedom Forest
. a Soldier's Forest, dedicated as an
evergreen memorial in Palestine to the
Jewish soldiers of the United Nations.
Because it's from the store she'll choose for
the things she'll buy for herself. Pupko qual-
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Book-Cadillac Hotel
S. Jacobson, president of the
Federation of Lithuanian Jews
of Detroit, this week announced
the inauguration of a campaign
to send packages to Lithuanian
Jews now in Siberia.
Mr. Jacobson announces that
arrangements for such ship-
ments are being made by the na-
tional office in New York, in
response to appeals from Lithu-
anian Jews in Siberia.
Packages for shipment are to
include drugs, clothing and food
items such as cocoa, powdered
milk, crisco and 'tea. The pack-
ages may be sent here through
Mrs. R. Nanes, 2650 Elmhurst,
TO. 7-2750. Further information
is available by calling Mrs. D.
Metz, UN. 1-6233.
UHS Women's Auxiliary
Honor Roll Unveiled
"To Honor New Members
By Independent Lodge
The annual membership pro-
Independent Detroit Lodge un-
ject - of - the Women's Auxiliary
of the United Hebrew Schools
Will be- concluded next Wednes-
day, at . 1 p. m. in the Rose Sit-
tig Cohen Bldg., with a luncheon-
ette and open •house honoring
new members.
The feature of the program, in
addition to" committee reports,
will be a talk by a . local. humor-
ist, - Moshe • y,
bombe
known as
Moshe Ben Moshe, on "Jewish
Wit and Hurribr". The program
Wilt be concluded with a-visit to
the classrooms. It is the desire
of the management of the Worn-
en's Auxiliary to acquaint them-
selves with the actual work in
the schools.
The 12th annual donor affair of
the Women's Auxiliary will be
held Wednesday evening, Jan. 26.
Home Relief Society
Friends are asked ' to reserve this
Sponsors Bundle Tea
date for this annual affair.
Home Relief Society will spon-
Mrs. Jack Tobin is president of
sor a bundle tea at 1 p. m. Mon- the auxiliary.
day at the Jewish Center. Mrs.
Maxwell Emmer, preSident an-
nounces that the society will co-
MICHIGAN'S LARGEST
FLORSHEIM. DEALER
operate with the U. S. Govern-
ment in the national drive for
clothing. Members are urged to
bring a bundle of clothes.
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The meeting will be preceded
2231-35 Woodward Next to Fox Theatre
by a dessert luncheon. A popular
Open Evenings
book will be reviewed by Miss
Hope Murrey of the Utley Libra-
ry. Members and friends are in-
vited.
famed for having the finest and smartest
Hatter . . Haberdasher
Mt. Sinai Business and Profes-
sional Women's GrOup; Norman
Leemon of Migdala Zionists and
Leonard Belove of A. Z. A. will
participate in the panel discus -
Sion. on "Under Cover" by Carl-
son, this Sunday evening, at the
Jewish Center, under the aus-
pices of the Youth Speaks Com-
mittee of the League of Detroit
Jewish Youth.
This will be the first in a ser-
ies of monthly panel discussion
meetings. The-public is invited to
these discussion meetings.
The Youth Speaks Committee
consists of Marta Gleicher, chair-
man, Beulah' Smerling of Pisgah
Bnai Brith, Henrietta Hassol of
Mt. Sinai, Shirley Subar of Mig-
dal and Evelyn Oshman of Jr.
Hadassah.
The re - election of -former
Gov. William A. Comstock to
the Detroit city Council has en-
riched the successful campaign ,
of the War Chest of Metropoli-
tan Detroit to . the tune of $80.
. More than 100 Detroiters con,-
tributed to his campaign fund,
collected . by a groUp.mt promi-
nent citizens . enclqrsing. - Mr.
Comstock for re-elecfion. T At
the,. Close of his successful cam-
paign, it was discovered that ap.:-
proximately $80 remained of the
fund. Puzzled as to how to dis-
tribute the money to the con-
tributors, Comstock's committee
suggested that the money be
given to the War Chest.
Land4.Manschaftem
To StioIY - Problems
Fac,eiog- Conference:',''
Spokesmen
number of
Latilsmanschafteri
D e t r o i t
haWarranged
for
a: public
_
.
..ing for SundaY, Dec. 5, at Jericho
:•emple, to . discuss immediate
"problems facing the American
'Jewish Conference.
Speakers will be Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler, Aaron Droock, Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer, Aaron Rosen-
berg and Rabbi Max J. Wohl-
gelernter.
All members of Landsman- .
schaften and the public are in-
vited to this meeting.
Youth Will Discuss
Lithuanian Jews
`Under Cover' Sunday Planning to Send
Celia Wallerstein, president of Parcels to Siberia
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To Conclude Drive
Friday, Novern1+01S, 1943
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