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Women's Clubs

Mrs. Mollie Banks, president of
LOUIS MARSHALL WOMEN of
Bnai - Brith, announces the ap-
pointment of the following com-
mittee chairmen: Membership,
Belle Fields; fund-raising, Lena
Zohott; prograni, Vivian Shar-
kty; • conservation, Yetta Yates;
Bnai Brith Girls, Ethel Cohen;
anti-defamation, Shirley Nach-
man; Hillel, Ida Raimi; war serv-
ice, Belle Nadis; Red Cross, Mil-
lie Kaufman; publicity,' Yetta
Schwartz, Fay Schreiman, Eve
Hernian; housing, Goldie Bank;
Bonds and stamps, Mollie Gold-
stein; hospitality, Fay Wagner;
historian, Helen Herman; tribute
fund, Jeanette Miller; sunshine,
Bessie Mann; telephone, • Pauline
Rappaport; social, Thelma Weiss;
Blood Donor, Bessie Cohen; knit-
ting, sewing, Billie Walters, Ma-
rion Rudder; USO, Anne Par-
trite; OCD, Sylvia Freedman;
war relief, Ida Spear; initiation,
Annabelle Hochman; bowling,
Diana Colton; dramatics, Dorothy
Meekler; Home for Aged Nurses'
Aide, Mary Rosenzweig.
* * *
North Woodward branch of
EUROPEAN JEWISH WOMEN'S
WELFARE ORGANIZATION
will have its annual all-day ex-
cursion to Bob-Lo July 18. Mrs.
E. Epps is chairman of the ar-
rangements committee. For
tickets call UN. 2-7185 or TO.
8-2058. The next meeting will
be held on Tuesday, at 12:30 p.m.,
at the home of Mrs. S. Cohen,
18238 Santa Rosa.
* * *
HEBREW LADIES' AID SO-
CIETY installed the following
officers on June 28, at the Bnai
Moshe: Mrs. Julia Ring, pres-
ident; Mesdames Esther Engel
and Jennie Wiatrak, vice-pres-
idents; Mrs. Freda Einzig, treas-
urer; Mesdames Helen Rosenthal,
Ida Goldfine and Sophya Jana-
witz, financial, recording and
corresponding secretaries; Mrs.
Ethel Goodman, conductress;
Mrs. Fanny Roth, inner • guard;
Mrs. Helen Auslander, honorary.
president; Mrs. Wiatrak, sick
committee chairman. M o 11 y
Banks, president of Bnai Brith
Marshall Women, was the instal-
ling officer. Bonds and stamps
are sold at all meetings. Mern-
bers are asked to bring waste
fats to the Bnai Moshe or to
Mrs. Auslander, 3330 Glynn Ct.,
during the summer.
* * *
Mrs. A. Strossky of 15717 Lin-
wood was hostess to SISTERS OF
ZION MIZRACHI on June 28.
_Plans were made for the annual
excursion to Bob-Lo on .Aug. 15.
Tickets • are available from the
chairman, Mrs. Harry Finkel-
stein, TY. 4-4829, or the presi-
dent, Mrs. E. Abrams, TY. 7-5733.
The next meeting will be held
at 1 p. m. next Tuesday at the
Sharey Zedek. Election of of-
ficers will take place.

Marriages

ALEXANDER-LANDIS: —Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney L. Alexander
announce the marriage of their
son, Major Martin M. Alexander,
to Mary Ann Landis. The mar-
riage was performed overseas.
* * *
HALBERG-AMDUR: The mar-
riage of Miss Ruth Lee Amdur,
daughter of Morris Amdur of
Indiana Ave., and Cpl. Sidney
I...alberg, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. A. Halberg, was performed
June 18 at Shreveport,. La. The
bride's father attended the wed-
ding. The newlyweds spent their
honeymoon in Shreveport and
are now residing at Camp Polk,
La., where Cpl. Halberg is sta-
tioned.

CARD OF THANKS
Rabbi Joseph Eisenman and
family wish to thank their rela-
tives, friends, and the rabbis of
the city for their kindnesses and
sympathy shown' them during
the loss of their dearly loved wife
and mother, the late Mrs. Michle
Eisenman.

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Friday, July 7, 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Eight

Check for UJA

Hadassah Opens
Fund Raising
For Honor Roll

Name Officers, Committee
Chairmen to Launch
Summer Drive

• More than $25,000 was raised
this year for the United Jewish
Appeal and other Jewish relief,
cultural, and war service agen-
cies through United Jewish Stu-
dent Funds sponsored and or-
ganized on college campuses b:
the Bnai Brith Hillel Founda
tions. In the photo, Elaine Hor-
witz and Marvin ‘Jenefsky, co-
chairmen of UJSF of Ohio State
University Hillel Foundation,
present a $1,200 check for the
UJA to Simon Lazarus, treasurer
of the United Jewish Fund of
Columbus.

Sees 'Flood'
Of Refugees

President of Keren Hayesod
Urges 'Open Ports' at
Tel Aviv, Haifa

NEW YORK, N. Y.—Declaring
that "the present trickle of regu-
gees from Europe will, in the im-
mediate future, become a flood,"
Judge Bernard A. Rosenblatt,
president of the Palestine Found-
ation Fund (Keren Hayesod)
called for the establishment of
"open ports" at Tel Aviv and
Haifa in Palestine, to cope with
the problem of saving the lives of
Jewish refugees.
Judge Rosenblatt, welcoming
the "gesture of President Roose-
velt in offering a place of refuge
at Fort Ontario for 1,000 victims
of Nazi persecution" pointed out
that it was only "a very small
beginning."
Judge Rosenblatt announced
that the Palestine Foundation
Fund forwarded $1,000,000, "the
largest part of which will be used
for the statement of Jewish refu-
gees from the Hitler holocaust
and their establishment on the
land as self-respecting and self-
supporting individuals." He
promised that greater funds
would be available when increas-
ing use is made of Palestine "as
the most suitable haven of refuge
for the Jews of Europe."
In making additional lands
available for the settlement of
Jewish refugees in Palestine,
Judge Rosenblatt pointed out
that there was German property
in Palestine which, he said, could
be used as reception centers.

At a meeting of Central Group
of Hadassah, held June 27 at the
Shaarey Zedek, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich,
group president, the Honor Roll
fund-raising campaign officially
was launched, and activities will
continue throughout the summer.
Mesdames Fred Ginsburg, Jo-
seph Frank and A. C. Lappin
are co-chairmen of the campaign,
Mrs. Abraham Srere is chairman
of the Youth Aliyah project and
Mrs. Jacob Perlmutter is finan-
cial secretary.
Officers, Chairmen
Officers and committee chair-
men are:
Vice-presidents, Mesdames Ab-
raham Cooper, Aaron Kurland
and Harry Goldberg; treasurer,
Mrs. Saul R. Levin; financial
secretary and her assistant, Mes-
dames. Ellis Thal and Jacob
Perlmutter; corresponding and
recording secretaries, Mesdames
Charles Rubiner and Daniel
Cullen; mempership, Mesdames
Morris Garvett and Harry Metz-
ger; current dues, Mesdames
Herman Wetsman a n d Moe
Dann.
Jewish National Fund, Mes-
dames Charles Goldstein and I.
M. Hertz; Minyanim, Mrs. Sam
Chase; sponsors, Mesdames H.
Jacobs and James Browne; Bul-
letin, Mesdames Myron Stein-
berg and Julian Tobias; pub-
licity, Mrs. Louis Braitman.
Other Committees
Palestine supplies, Mesdames
William Gordon and Peter Mil-
ler; telephone, Mesdames H.
Bookstein and B. Bloom; hos-
pitality, Mesdames Morse Saul-
son and Robert Marwil; Oneg
Skabat, Mesdames M. H. Zack-
heim and Julius Berman; politi-
cal, Mesdames Benjamin Laikin
and H. Mendelson; social, Mes-
dames Charles A. Smith and
Moe Perlis; activities, Mrs. Jacob
Schakne; program, Mesdames
Louis James Rosenberg, Nathan
Simons, Saul Q. Kesler, Julius
Chajes and Jacob Sauls.
The Central Group meeting
was addressed by Mrs. Louis
Glasier, president of Detroit
Hadassah, and Mrs. Joseph H.
Ehrlich. A radio quiz featured
as participants Mrs. Julian Kro-
lik, Mrs. Max Frank, Mrs. Ralph
Davidson, Mrs. H. C. Broder and
Mrs. Harry Jackson.

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Gail Berkman of Parkside Ave. left on Wednesday for Camp
Wi-cu-su-ta, N. H.
Mrs. Benjamin Boxman and her daughters, Elaine and Adrienne,
are spending the summer in Charlevoix, Mich.
Mrs. David Gottlieb of Rochester Ave. has returned from
Toronto where she was the .guest of her nephew and niece, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Kert.
Mrs. Sigmund Rosman, her daughter, Elaine and her, son, Jerry,
of Calvert Ave., and her sister, Mrs. Louis H. Wexler and her son,
Jimmy, of San Juan Dr., are spending the summer in Frankfort,
Mich. Mr. Rosman and Mr. Wexler spent the holiday -week-end with
them.
Dr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Benyas of the Briggs Hotel and Dr.
Benyas' brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Murray Jackman
of the Book Cadillac Hotel, have left on a Georgian Bay cruise.
Mrs. Theresa Bachrach of Los Angeles is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Ditkoff of Chicago Blvd. She recently
visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 'Hugo. Rowland
in Milford, Mich., and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Lane in New York City. Before returning home she will also
visit her son in Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nieman of Wildemere Ave. returned last
Sunday from New York City.
Mrs. Norman M. Ross has left for Washington, D. C., where she
is visiting 1st Lt. and Mrs. Charles J. Robinson. Mrs. Robinson is the
former Bess Glickstein of Detroit.
Mrs. Herman Berlin and her mother, Mrs. LeboviU, and two
children, Sanford Sidney and Judith Harriet, are spending a month
at Woodland Beach.
Mrs. Horace J. Haber and her son, Jon, of Clarksville, Tenn.,
are visiting with Mrs. Haber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Michelson of 2070 Collingwood.
Miss Constance Schaflander has left to resume her. studies at
the Franklin School of Arts and Science at Philadelphia, Pa., after
spending her 10 days' vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Schaflander of Merrick Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schaflander of Merrick Ave. have left
for a week's visit in New York. While there, they will visit with
Lt. and Mrs. Gerald M. Schaflander who are spending Lt. Schaf-
lander's furlough with Mrs. Schaflander's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Polumbaum of Harrison, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Goldberg of \the Wilshire Hotel will be at
home on Wednesday evening, July 12, to celebrate their anniversary
and to honor their daughter, Mrs. J. J. Wechsler of New York City.

Coniress Launches
Drive for $1,500,000

NEW YORK (JPS)—The ad-
ministrative committee of the
American Jewish Congress unan-
imously passed a resolution urg-
ing that the American Jewish
Conference deal "with the com-
mon problems of Jews both at
home and abroad." The Confer-
ence at present does not include
American Jewish problems on its
agenda.
The meeting voted to launch a
national campaign for individual
members and a drive for $1,500,-
000 for the American Jewish
Congress and World Jewish Con-
gress. It heard reports on nego-
tiations conducted by the World
Jewish. Congress with the gov-
ernment and the UNRRA- on
matters of relief and postwar
rehabilitation; on the activities of
the World Jewish Congress in
the field of rescue, and on the
work of the Commission on Eco-
nomic Problems of the American
Jewish Congress.

Schwartz in Palestine BUY AN EXTRA BOND!
En Route to Turkey

JERUSALEM (Palcor) — Dr.
Joseph Schwartz, European
chairman of the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee, arrived in Pales-
tine from Italy en route to Tur-
key. At a press conference here,
June 15—To Lt. and Mrs. he outlined the activities of the
Hirschberg (Irma Feerer), a son, Joint Distribution Committee in
the spheres of rescue and relief
Walter Junior.
* * *
for refugees.
June 16 — To Mr. and Mrs.
George J. Bassin of 3783 Boston
Blvd., a daughter, Paulette Mel-
ody. Mrs. Bassin is the former
Roselyn Cohen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Cohen of Windsor.
* * *
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Louis Gelfand (Rose Yolles), of
4003 Tyler Ave., a daughter,
Judith Ann.
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Hyman Altman, director of the
Jewish hours broadcast on Sta-
tion WJLB, announced this week
that he will have a special broad-
cast on WJLB at 9:30 p. m. on
Monday, July 9. Mr. Altman asks
his regular audience to listen in.

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