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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Rabbi Leon Fram Elected
Local Zionists' President

Succeeds : Abraham Cooper as Head of Zionist Organiza-,
tion of Detroit; Marked Increases in Membership
Reported by Harry Cohen,

At the annual meeting of the Zionist Organization of De-
troit, held Tuesday evening at the Shaarey Zedek, Rabbi
Leon Fram was elected president to succeed Abraham Cooper.
Rabbi Morris Adler, who is now serving as Chaplain in
the U. S. Army Rhoads General Hospital, 'Utica, N. Y., Harry
Cohen and Walter Field were elected vice-presidents; Abe

Kasle, secretary; James I.
mann, treasurer, and Mrs. Albert
Feldstein, executive director.
The following were elected

RABBI LEON FRAM

members of the board of di-
rectors:
Dr. S. S. Auerbach, Port
Huron, Dr. H. E. August (now a
U. S. Major), Fred M. Butzel,
Abraham Cooper, Nathan Baron,
Louis Berry, David Colman,
Lawrence W. Crohn, Philip J.
Cutler, Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich,
Dr. David H. Fatiman, Maurice
Floch, Isaac Franck, Philip J.
Gilbert, Dr. A. M. Hershman,
Maurice A. Landau, Philmore
Leemon (now in the U. S. Army),
Theodore Levin, B. M.- Lewis,
Sol Lifsitz, Robert 1Vlarwil, Dr.
M. S. Penh's, Louis Please,
Judge Charles Rubiner, Isaac
Shetzer, Philip Slomovitz, Can-.
for J. H. Sonenklar, Harry Sott,
Rabbi J. S. Sperka, Nathan
Spevakow, Dr. Joseph Starman,
Maurice H. Zackheim, Dr. B. M.
Zeff of Wyandotte and Rudolph
Zuieback.
Submit Annual Reports
Annual reports were submit-
ted at this meeting by Mr.
Cooper, who pointed to the cul-
tural _progress . attained during
the year, the 'efforts made to
secure governmental support of
the Jewish National Home's
status in Palestine and the co-
operation . with other Zionist
groups in the city.
In his report, which was read
to the meeting in his absence by
Judge Charles RUbiner, who pre-
sided, Mr. Cooper reviewed the
activities of the past year and
expressed his gratitude to his
many co-workers for their loyal
support.
More Than 2,400 Members
Mr. Cooper called upon the
Detroi Zionists to share with
him his faith that the move-
ment's goals will be attained
soon. He urged them to co-
operate with his successor and
to do everything in their power
to help realize the aim of estab-
lishing a Jewish National Home
in Palestine.
Of particular interest was the
report of Harry Cohen, chairman
of the membership committee,
through whose efforts more than
800 new members were enrolled
during the year, boosting t h e
total membership in the organi-
zatien above the 2,400 mark.
Aid Junior Groups
Walter Field reported that
youth activities are. progressing
and that the '2ionist lOrganiza-.
tion is extending assistance to

junior groups within the move-
ment.
Mr. Field also reported' as
chairman of the program com-
mittee and reviewed the numer-
ous cultural events that were
sponsored during the past year.
He commended Mr. Cooper for
his efficient work as president
and for his efforts during the
past 12 years as chairman of the
Balfour Balls.
In appreciation of the services
rendered -by Mr. Cooper as-presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit for two years and as
chairman of the committees
which arranged the Balfour Bails
since their inception; and as an
expression of thanks for the
Services rendered by Mr. Cohen
as chairman of successful mem-
bership drives during the past
two years, gifts were presented
to them by their fellow-members
of the board of directors.
LawrenCe W. Crohn, who made
the presentations, told of the de-
voted efforts of Messrs. Cooper
and . COhen in behalf of the Zion- .
Ist movement.

Shomrim Sponsor
Camp in Ontario

Camp Shomria, one of the
Moshavoth (camps) Of Hasho-
mer Hatzair, in Stroud, Ontario,
55 miles north of Toronto, will
be conducted in conjunction with
chapters of the movement from
Cleveland, Rochester, Detroit,
Montreal, Ottawa and* ° Toronto,
July 5 to 31. A fee of $36 for
the season, plus transportation,
will be charged.
The Moshava consists of 100
acres of trees and lakes on Lake
.Simco. There are many oppor-
tunities • in the lines of arts and
crafts, creative dancing, dra-
matics and singing, besides hikes,
sports, work on farms, etc. The
theme of the Moshava is Chalut-
ziuth (Jewish up-building of
Palestine), and study programs
and activities have been planned
with this subject • in view.
This camp will be conducted
for bays ant girls 11 to 16. For
information, call Miriam Levine,
TO. 6-5867, or Rachael Rossman,
TO. • 5-7475.

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Beth El Memorial
Park Exercises on
Sunday Afternoon

Lewis Elected
Beth El -Head

Dr. Nathan H. Schlafer, David
M.- Welling, Benjamin Wilk and
Andrew Wineman.

Mrs. John C. Hopp, president
of the Sisterhood; Theodore D.
Birnkrant, president of the ,Men's
Rain or shine, a large turnout 500 • Attend 94th .Annual Club; David Wilkus, chairman of
the Cemetery Board, and Mr.
is expected at Beth - El Memorial
Meeting to Name New
Welt, retiring president, will
Park fourth ,anniversary exer-
serve as ex-officio members of
Officers, Board
cises on Sunday,. June 18, at
the board of trustees.
3 p. m. at 28120 W. Six Mile
Five hundred members. attend-
Road, between Inkster and Mid-
The congregation heard the
dle Belt Roads.
ed the 94th annual meeting of annual reports of Dr. B. Benedict
Temple
Beth
El
last
Sunday
and
An impressive service will he
Glazer and Mr. Welt, showing a
conducted by Dr. B. Benedict elected Leonard T. Lewis as year of outstanding achievement
Glazer and Dr. Leo M. Franklin
in Beth El.
of Temple Beth El and Rabbi
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Rabbi
Leon Fram of Temple Israel.
Emeritus, - addressed the congre-
Members of both congregations
gation.
as well as the public, are in-
The highlight of the meeting
vited to this annual event.
was the presentation by Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer of an illumi-
nated scroll to Mr. Welt, in trib-
ute to his outstanding leadership
as president of the Temple for
the past three years.
The meeting concluded with
the showing of -the technicolor
sound movies of the Mortgage
Synagogue Formed in North-
Burning Celebration.
west Section Holds
Temple Beth El, the oldest
Jewish Congregation in Michi-
Sabbath Services
gan, is now entering its 95th
year of existence.
Plans for the formation of a
new congregation in the north-
In 1916 Frank Reicher directed
west section of . the city material-
Paramount's "Pudd'n Head Wil-
ized with the incorporation of an
son" for Producer Jesse Lasky.
organization under the name of
Recently Frank Reicher played a
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
LEONARD T. _LEWIS
big part in- Lasky's "Mark
and Center.
Announcement was made this president of the congregation to Twain." It should not be forgot-
ten that .between the years '16
week by Alexandei. Moss that succeed Joseph M. Welt.
Other officers elected are: Ju- and '44 Reicher has directed and
regular Sabbath services are now
held weekly and that details are lian! G. Wolfner, vice-president; acted in many major produc-
tions.
being completed for daily serv- Sidney J. Allen, treasurer.
ices as well as services during
The following were elected
the coming Holidays.
trustees for a three-year term:
Residents of the northwest sec- Walter S. Heavenrich, Dr. Her-
tion who desire to affiliate with bert I. Kallet, Mrs. Maurice
SOOTHING MEDICATED POWDER
the congregation or to get further Klein and Nate S. Shapero.
Also helps to prevent dia-
information are' asked to call Mr.
Board members whose terms
per rash. Soothes, cools,
Moss, UN. 1-4637.
do not expire are: Harry S.
and protects tender skin.
Berger, Harry S. Grant, Harry
A. Hyman, Herbert D. Robinson,
Synagogue Conference

Organize New
Congregation

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To Meet Here Sunday

The . semi-annual meeting of
the Michigan Synagogue Confer-
ence will be held Sunday, 2:30
to 6 p. m., at Congregation Beth
Abraham, 12517 Linwood.
Rabbi Morris Max of the Man-
hattan Beach Jewish Center,
New York, will deliver an ad-
dress on "Religion in Postwar
Amerita." His address will be
followed by services for victory
of the United Nations.
Osias Zwerdling of Ann Arbor
is president of the conference
and Morris Mohr is chairman of
the executive committee.

Arab Peasant Donates
To Jewish Rescue
JERUSALEM (JPS-Palcor) —
An Arab _peasant, of one of the
villages along the Jerusalem-Tel
Aviv highway, came up to a
ticket inspector of. the Egged
Bus - Cooperative recently and
handed him El ($4) saying: "This
is the only pound I have now.
Will you please give it for sav-
ing Jews, I would give more if
I had it."

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