Friday, December 8, 1944

Jewish Centers', Ys'
Role in War Effort
Viewed at Parley

More than 200 delegates and
visitors, representing 37 YMHAs,
Jewish Centers and kindred or-
ganizations in the midwest, were
in Chicago for the sixth annual
conference of the midwest sec-
tion, one of nine regional organ-
izations of JWB, which is the
National Association of Jewish
Community Centers, YMHAs and
YWHAs and one of the agencies
that make up the USO.
Roy Sorenson, associate gener-
al secretary of the National
Council of the YMCA, •spoke on
"What the War Effort and USO
have Contributed to American
Community Life."
Louis Kraft, JWB executive
director, pointed out the signifi-
cance of Mr. Sorenson's state-
ment to the Jewish Ys and Cen-
ters of the country. Josiah E.
Brill, Minneapolis ,who was re-
elected president of the Midwest
Section, presided at the meeting.
Benefits Outlined
Benefits in community life
furthered by the war effort were
listed by Mr. Sorenson as fol-
lows:
1. Elimination of cleavages and
tensions between racial and re-
ligious groups, through the USO;
2. Increase of neighborliness; 3.
Rise in concern over the welfare
of fellow-citizens; 4. Birth of
participation of labor in welfare
activities, as evidenced by AFL's
League for Human Rights, and
CIO's. War Relief Committee; 5.
Growth of cooperation between
voluntary and government wel-
fare agencies; 6. Recognition of
need for special work in behalf
of adolescent groups.
Mr. Sorenson stressed the
need for –continuing this work
after the war. "Veterans work
will, of course, be our primary
postwar concern," he said. .

Youth Education
League Increases
6th War Loan Quota

Youth Education League,
doubling its original goal of sell-
ing $40,000 in War Bonds in the
6th War Loan Drive, has raised
its quota to $100,000, it was an-
nounced at the meeting held in
the home of Mrs. Albert Bloom
on Kingston, on Dec. 4, accord-
ing to Mrs. Adolph Lichter,
chairman of the drive.
The league so far has sold
$70,000 worth in its plan to spon-
sor a fleet of Airplane Mercy
Ships.
Mrs. Lichter's committee con-
sists of Mesdames S. Kalt, H.
Goodman, P. Olender, Harry
Bockoff, Sam Brown, Sol Block,
A. Jacobson and Harold Gilbert.
Mrs. Robert Lewiston, presi-
dent, announced that $250 was to
go to the War Chest and $25 to
the Ruth Alden Dress Fund.
Mrs. Phillip Kollins, raffle pro-
ject chairman, reported that $550
will be sent to Palestine to pro-
vide lunches for children.
The League's Pledge Fund
Drive will be culminated with a
show and luncheon on Wednes-
day, Feb. 21, at the Book Cad-
illac Hotel.

Council for Judaism
Disciple Hits Zionism

PHILADELPHIA ( J P S ) —
Zionists have increased their
membership from 8,000 to 100,000
in the past 12 years "by undemo-
cratic methods," Irving Zieman,
of Boston, says in a leaflet,
"Zionism: A Jewish Catastrophe,"
circulated in the mails and bear-
ing a membership coupon for the
American Council for Judaism
here. Mr. Zieman suggests that
"it would be better" if the Zion-
ists "raised their own funds."
"They have made some of our
synagogues and temples add $6 to
their dues for automatic mem-
bership in the Zionist Party,"
Zieman complains. "For cen-
turies people have fought to sep-
arate the State from the Temple,
but the Zionists have put history
in reverse."

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Local Brevities Religious Services
MISS FLORENCE EISNER of At Hillel Friday

4268 Burlingame has been chosen
pin-up girl by a Signal Corps
unit in France. She was also
chosen Queen of the pin-up
girls in the Aircraft Carrier
Command of the Central Pacific
and pin-up girl of the 63rd Air.
Base Unit in Florida.

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"The Student and the Jewish
Scene" will be the subject of the
sermonettes to be delivered at
this Friday evening's religious
services at 7:45 p. m. in the
chapel. of Bnai Brith Hillel Foun-
dation of the University of Mich-
igan.

JACOB SKLAR FAMILY
David Lowenberg of Chicago,
CLUB met last Sunday at the vice-president of the Hillel Stu-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Gold- dent Council and sports editor of
man. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. the Michigan Daily, Sylvia Savin
Joseph Sussman of Flint and of Detroit, president of Avukah
Louis Kraus of Cincinnati. A and member of the Student
Hanukah celebration will char- - Council; and Joyce Siegan, of
acterize the Dec. 24 meeting.
Benton Harbor, chairman of the
forums committee and varsity
* * *
"The City," a three-reel film debator, each will take one phase
depicting the awesome conditions of the subject.
of human living in a great mod-
Rabbi Jehudah M. Cohen will
ern industrial city, will be shown lead the services and the cantors
at the RACKHAM EDUCATION- will be A/S Eugene Malitz of
AL MEMORIAL, Woodward at Detroit, and Melvin Rackoff of
Farnsworth, at 3:30 and 6:00 p.m., Canton, 0.
Wednesday. The film is present-
Arrangements for the religious
ed in the series sponsored by the
University of Michigan Extension services were made by Charlotte
Service and its Bureau of Visual Shapiro of Manchester, N. H.,
Education. The public is invited. Joyce Siegan; Milton Budyk of
Detroit and Edythe Levin of Kew
* * *
Gardens, N. Y.
OSA JOHNSON, foremost
There will be a social hour and
woman explorer, will show her delicatessen refreshments served
latest film, "Tulagi and the Solo- by junior hostesses Frances Pop-
mons" at Detroit Town Hall in kin of Cleveland Heights, 0.,
the Fisher Theater, Wednesday Florence Aaron of Greenfield,
morning at 11 o'clock. The pic- Mass. The social hdur is in charge
ture to be presented in person by of Betty Korash of Detroit.
the widow of the world famous
Martin Johnson was taken with
the idea of giving an all-over 3 Groups To Hear
view of the Pacific theater of Round Table Talks
war.
Reservations may be obtained
On Tuesday, the Rev. Joseph
at Grinnell's, RA. 1124.
Q. , Mayne, executive secretary of
* * *
the Detroit Round Table, will
At a midwest regional conven- address the assembly of the good
tion of NATIONAL LAWYERS' will industries.
GUILD, to be held in Cleveland
On the same day, the Detroit
this week-end, with a number of Round Table will present Rabbi
Detroiters in attendance, speak- Leon Fram before the Women's
ers. will include Major Arthur Association of the Grosse Pointe
Goldberg and Ben Zevin, presi- Memorial church.. •
dent of World Publishing Co.
Mr. Mayne will take part at
Alan N. Brown is recording sec- a panel discussion before the
retary of the DetriSit chapter.
Guidance Association of the De-
* * *
troit schools; on "What Youth .
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Seeks Now and in the Postwar
announces the performance of World,' on Dec. 13.
its Senior Play, "Loving Ene-
On Dec. 14, Mr. Mayne will
mies", next Thursday and Friday confer with Morey Plovin of
evenings, Dec. 14 and 15, 8:30.
Bnai Brith and other community
_ The cast comprised of students leaders in Flint with regard to
in the 12th grade, is directed by the establishment of a Flint
MANUEL SIMON of the speech Round Table.
department..
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Hanukah to Be Theme
MIGDAL CHAPTER of League
In Bnai David Classes
for Labor Palestine will hold a
Hanukah latke party Sunday,
In all class rooms at the Bnai
at 8:30 p. m., at the Sholem
David
Religious School the sub-
Aleichem Folkshule, 3754 Mon-
terey. The evening will feature ject of Hanukah will be discussed
this Sunday. In each room chil-
games and entertainment and
dren will exchange gifts and hold
there will be prizes. All are in- parties.
vited. There will be a nominal
On Sunday, Dec. 17, a school
admission fee.
assembly will be held in the
* *
synagogue on Elmhurst and
BEREZNITZER AID SO- Fourteenth. On that day no
CIETY'S annual dinner dance school' sessions will be held in
will be held Sunday at its head- Central high school. Parents are
quarters, 13226 Linwood. Joseph invited to this general assembly.
Shebowich is chairman of the
affair. Officers are: Meyer Tere-
ROSENTHAL FAMILY CLUB
bello, president; Morris Sweet, held installation of officers Nov.
vice-president; Isadore Sweet, 26 at the Lee Plaza Hotel. The
treasurer; Nathan Weisman, fi- next meeting will be held Jan. 7,
nancial secretary; Joseph Shebo- at the home of Mr. 'and Mrs.'
wich, recording secretary.
Meyer Levin;- 3025 Tuxedo.
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Cohen to Lecture
On 'Opportunities'
Sunday at Hillel

Albert Cohen of the Bnai Brith
Vocational Guidance Service for
the Michigan area will speak on
"Opportunities Today and After
the War," at the Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation of The University of
Michigan this Sunday, at 8 p. m.

A film will be shown in con-
nection with Mr. Cohen's talk,
and there will be a discussion
period following. In charge of
the lecture are Celia Elson of
Detroit, chairman of vocational
guidance lectures, and Sonya
Heller of Chicago, student direc-
tor.

Mr. Cohen `twill lead another
discussion on Jan. 7. On Jan. 21,
he will hold consultations with
students interested in more speci-
fic advice:
Preceding the discussion
will be a cost supper sponsored
by Avukah, preparations being
made by members under the
chairmanship of Saul Levine of
Cheboygan, Mich., and Rene
Schneider of New York.

Labor Palestine Groups'
Rally Wednesday Evening

A joint . meeting of the two
groups of League for Labor Pal-
estine, Chapter One and Migdal,
will be addressed next Wednes-
day evening, at the David W.
Simmons Hebrew School, by
Philip Slomovitz, who will speak
on "Recent Developments in Pal-
estine."
A Hanukah latke party will be
held for members at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Alper,
3247 Richton, this Saturday eve-
ning.
The annual dinner will be held
Sunday evening, Jan. 14, at the
Lee Plaza. Rabbi Jacob Wein-
stein of Chicago will be the guest
speaker. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Alex
Schreier, TO. 8-2484.

Dr. Ostrolenk Dies
NEW YORK, Nov. 28. (JTA)—
Dr. Bernard Ostrolenk, 57, na-
tionally known economist and
author and one-time-head of the
National Farm School at Doyles-
town, Pa., died suddenly while
driving to his home in Bucks
County, Pa.

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The late Rabbi Isaac Mayer
Wise founded the college. Dr.
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of the board of governors.

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Shabbat of Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah this Saturday, at 2:45
p. m., in the social hall of
Shaarey Zedek.
The conferring of the degree
of Doctor of Humanities by Bos-
ton University -Upon Miss Szold,
in absentium, will be dramatized
under the direction of Mrs.
Walter Field. Mrs. Esther Etkin
Mossman will speak on "Youth
Today" and the singing of Pal-
estinian_ songs, will - be led by
Miss Florence Lipshitz of Junior
Hadassah. Mrs. Theodore Levin
heads the program committee.
The Oneg Shabbat will clos
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social hour, planned by Mrs.
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Julius Berman. The following
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Irwin Cohn, Adolph Ehrlich,
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