Friday, February 2, 1945 THE JEWISH NEWS Page Eight Increased Donations Urged In Gewerkshaften Campaign Schaver, tchtimer and Kushinsky Confident That Entire Quota Will Be Reached in Current Drive in Behalf of Pate;line Labor Causes MAX PINE TRADE SCHOOL SUPPORTED BY HISTRADRUT Leaders in the current Gewerk thaften-Histradrut campaign were encouraged this week by the results of the first two weeks of campaigning for the Palestine labor causes in behalf of Histra- drut. Morris L. Schaver, chairman of the drive for $125,000.; A. H. Kushinsky, campaign director; Harry Schumer, treasurer, and Gellman, Rubenstein To Address Mizrachi At 2 Meetings Here Leon Gellman, president of the Mizrachi Organization of America, and M. Morton Ruben- stein, who is in charge of the religious department of the Jew- ish National Fund, will visit here this week-end. Mr. Gellman will. address • a public gathering Saturday, 8:30 p. m., at Congregation Beth Abraham, Linwood at L'Sturte- vant. Mr. .RUbenatein will be the speaker at a meeting • of the synagogue committee of. the Jew- ish National Fund • at the JNF office, Dexter at Lawrence, Mon- day, at 8:30 p. m.. The presidents and.otherl :office1rs of synagogues are invited: - The religious department of the Jewish • - National Fund 'is sponsoring the "Geulath Sevi- voth Jerdsalem" project, which aims to redeem 6000 dunams of land between Jerusalem and HebronA, Local Brevities Mrs. Alex Schreier, LEAGUE FOR LABOR PALESTINE'S cial activities chairman, announ- ces a buffet supper party, to be held Saturday evening, Feb. 10, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack - Malarnud, 409_2 Sturtevant Ave. Morris W. Stein will preside and will present a varied pro- gram, including Moishe Domby; Lillian Martel, accompanied by Rosa Bassin Stein; and Harry Fischhoff, violinist. Admission of $1 includes supper. Everybody is welcome. Harold Silver, director of the Jewish 'Social Service Bureau, will address the next meeting of the League on Feb. 23, at 8:30 p. m., at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schreier, 4271 Cort- land, on the subject, "Post-War Prospects of European Jews". * * H. LEIVICK, the noted poet and dramatist, will read excerpts from his drama "The Miracle of Nakhshon, Histradrut Maritime the Ghetto," at the Sholem Aleichern Folks Institute .tonight. Co., sponsors- New Pioneering * * • Enterprises MERRILL `jtED" MUELLER, others stated that they were con- star reporter for NBC and News- lident that the entire quota will week magazines will give a first hand account of his experiences be reached. on the western • European front Concentrated Workshop In a statement urging increased I at Detroit Town Hall in the gifts for the Histadrut, Mr. 'Fisher theater. Wednesday morn- ing, Feb. 7, at 11 o'clock. .Schaver stated: * * * "Palestine is already now a concentrated workshop • MOSAIC CHAPTER., Order of intensively working up- DeMolay,: installed Alpena Chap- on the various social and econ- ter on Jan. 20 ; with 20 members omic problems that the post-war making the trip under the leader- period will usher in. It is apply-1 ship of Master Councilor Arnold ing to the solution of these prob- Faudman. The Mayor of Alpena lems new social and .econOmic and Michigan State Deputy B. J. forms and approaches. The His Meirow attended. , On Jan. 29, tadrut has played the major role • the Detroit chapter initiated 20 in• the development of these new members. * forms and approaches. Its cooper- The next meeting of the ative way and its reservoir of pioneering human material en- AGUDATH HANOAR HAIVRI, able it to give full play and the Hebrew youth group, will be scope to its initiative and give held on Monday at 8:3I p. m. at it a decisive position in the the home of Drora Selesny„ 3265 building of the home for the Buena Vista. .homesick Jewish masses. "The Histadrut is the soundest Kvutzah Ivrith Holds investment of the Jewish people Hamisha Asar Event in Palestine for the present and for the future. Through its on Saturday Evening cooperative structure and mixed Hamisha Asar b'Shevat will be agricultural and industrial econ- omy it calls forth ever new forces celebrated 'by Kvutzah Irvith, the for the revitalization of the Jew- Hebrew •e.iltural group, this Sat- ish nation and its economic self- urday evening at the Rose Sittig Cohen Building, 13226.. Lawton. reliance." The program has been arranged Hear Prof. Pekelis The Gewerkshaften rally on by young women members of Thursday evening was addressed the Kvutzah,, headed by Miss by Alexander H. Pekelis, asso- Miriam Gold. Mrs. J. M. Mathis will evaluate ciate professor of sociology of the, Graduate Faculty of, Political the * poetic work of the HebreW and Social Science. at the New Palestinian poet Rachel: Mrs. S. School -for Social Research in Kasdan will /Speak' on the signi- ficance of Hamisha Asar. Mrs. New York. Dr. Pekelis was honored at a Deborah Dworkin will tell how luncheon of community leaders this festival is celebrated in the Diaspora and 'in Palestine, Mrs. at the Statler on Thursday. ' Next Thursday evening, at La- B. Ackerman will give some ap- . char's on 12th St., Gewerkshaf- propriate recitations: Miss Gold - ten .campaign workers will again will give a biographic sketch of gather to submit- reports and to Jessie Sampter. Miss Drora Selesny will sing strengthen. the local forces for the campaign. Philip Slomovitz songs. Mrs. S. Plafkin also will sing and Mrs. Alex Roberg will will . address, the. gathering. • Local organizations are called lead in community singing. Re- upon to send delegates to Thurs- freshments will be served by the day's rally and to decide On their Ladies' Auxiliary of the Kvut- group as well as individual pled- zah. • The public is • invited. ..0;44Aradinission,,., ges immediatelt$6.4,4= T.4 4.9„ . - Joe Cohen Named Chairmal Of Windsor Zionist Society Joe Cohen was elected chair- man of the Windsor Zionist So- ciety, at a meeting held at haar Hashomayim Synagogue. Other officers are Mrs. Nathanyuzpe, vice chair- man; Mervin Eisen; recording secretary; ' Mrs. Sam Vexler, fi- . nancial secretary; Sam Taub, treasurer. Newly-elected chairmen of committees are: B. Kaplan, Jewish National Fund; Harry Rosenthal, public relations and education; Rabbi B. Groner, special guests; Mrs ,. Ber- tha Schwartz and Mrs. Max Levine, Young Judaea; Miss Eva Adelman, book distribution. In a thorough resume of ac- tivities; Mr. Rosenthal pointed to recent achievements in Pales- tine, to the efforts being made to defend" the Zionist position and to the work of the Christian com- mittees in behalf of Palestine. Representatives of various Windsor Zibnist groUps in t?: council include the following: B. Kaplan, Windsor Zionist S ciety; J. Cohen, Foals Zion; Weinstock, Farbandi Z. Tau Windsor Zionist Society; Wayne and Mrs. S. Taub, Seni Hadassah; Mrs. C. "Wexler, Kac maxi; Miss E. Adelman. and M R. Aronoff, Junior itadassa Mrs. '14: Levine and Mrs. Yuzpe,, Pioneer Women; Mrs: Applebaum, Kadimahi M. Eis Friends of the Hebrew Univ sity; H. Rosenthal, 'national co, rnitteernan,, , Station WJR featured. DESE1 SONG, the latest song writi by the Detroit songwriter, DC OTHY S. BROWN of 2705 Grand Ave.,• on Jan. 25. 7 song is getting a rapid build- on the West Coast. Invest In War Bone Remnant of The Remnant Surviving Jews in Poland MUST NOT Be Permitted To STARVE The small number of rescued Jews in Poland, are exhausted, hungry, naked and sick as a. result of their sufferings of the last five years. Help is Urgen:tly Needed! The "American rederation of Polish Jews sends food packages through Dr. Emil Sommerstein, president of the Jewish Reli,ef Corn- the surviving 'Jews wherever they may be located. For each $4, you can secure a package of food which will be shipped in your name. 31AKIE BASTE The Detroit branch of the American Fed- eration of Polish Jews wishes to express sincerest thanks to the following organiza- tions for .their contributions to this sacred cause. These contributions came both from organizational treasuries as well as from individual gifts: The list is incomplete and a more detailed account'will be given later. ' Send Your Package to Rescue a Life . Before H. Is Too Late! Contributing Organisations-- 1944-45 16.00 Aeseulapians Ladies' Aux Berdechewer Frog. Bene. Soc 500.00 200.00 Bereznitzer Aid Soc Bessie Sorin Ziuller Aid Soc. 12.00 Beth Abraham Free Loan Assn. '700.00 64.00 Bialier Prog. Soc 100.00 Bialostoker Aid Soc 204.00 Brisker Prog. Aid Soc 950.00 Brith Sholom of\ Detroit Chadozkover Chabna Frog. Soc 100.00 25.00 Charity Social Club.- 100.00 Chechanover Verein Chenstochover Rajover Verein 168.00 300.00 Chernigover & Loyever Soc. 5.50 Community Social Club 100.00 Cong. Aaron Moshe ' 300.00 Cong. Adas Jeshwin .... 17.00 Cong. Beth Itzehock 400.00 Cong. Beth Yehutdah 100.0 Cong. Bnai David . 28.00 Cong. Bnai Jacob . 150.00 Cong. Bnai Zion 16.00 Eastern Ladies Soc 40.00 . Eishishker Soc. . 20.00 Ernespie Children's Aid 10.00 Esther Lipson Family Club Ezra Sisterhood (Women's Di- vision of American Fed. for 3150.00 Polish Jews Ezra Israel Cong. Bnai Zion 48.00 800.00 Galician Soc. of Detroit 8.00 Gassel Lodge Club 16.00 Ida Feldman Family Club Intl. Workers Order Branch 126 53.00 Jericho Lodge No. 490 IOOF 200.00 60.00 Jewish Metropolitan Club Jewish Natl. Workers Alliance 40.00 ....Branch No. 137 Jewish Natl. Workers Alliance , 1000.00 (Dr. Arlazaroff) Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order 500.00 Jewish Peoples Faterial Order 300.00 Reading Cirle 200.00 Jewish Reading Circle IWO 20.00 Jewish Relief Soc JeWish Women's European Wel- 40.00 fare Organization . 50.00 Jewish Women's Service 40.00 . Kedimah Social Club ' 8.00 Kanner Family Club 20.00 Karbal Family Club 20.00 Karbenick Family Club 200.00 Korver Landsliet Keshenever ,,.and Bessarabien 100.00 Unt. Verem 50.00 Kogan Foundation 156.00 Kovler Voliner' Soc 200.00 Lachowitzer Aid Soc Laundry Ladies Social Club 44.00 Laundry Drivers Social Club 360.00 24.00 Literary Club Loyvitcher Umgegent Verein 100.00 40.00 Lipson Foundation 400.00 Lubliner Hilfs Verein 237.00 Lutzker Woliner Soc 100.00 Mazirer Verein Meseritcher Independent young 28.00 Ladies Soc. 100.00 Mich. Home Protective Assn 814.00 Mlaver Umgegend Verein 150.00 Moore Family Club 60.00 Mt. Clements Ladies Aux 1200.00 Odessa Prog. 16.00 Pelton Family Club 200.00 Pinsker Prog. Aid Soc 20.00 Rachel Laya Stepin Aid Soc 100.00 Radomer Friendly Soc 470.00 Radomer Aid. Soc 158.00 Radomer Ladies Au _ x 20.00 Rodin' Club 215.00 Rovner Prog. Verein 200.00 Ruziemer Prog .. 20.00 Sarah Lichter Family Crub 4.00 Shedlitzer Soc. 24.00 Shedlitzer Hilfs Verein Sholem Aleichem' Reading Cir 25.00 25.00 Sheruth League Sisterhood of Cong. Beth Itz- 30.00 , chock 100.00 Sosnwicer Bendiner Verein Suwalker Independent Prog 200.00 Assn. 200.,00 Turover Aid. Soc. 20.00 Turover Ladies Aux. 10.00 Wednesday Night Club Western Ladies Aid 160.00 Women's Golden Rule Aid Soc. 40.00 Yiddisher Folks Verein 2300.00 1000.00 Youth Education League 250.00 Zam9se: Tamoshover Prog. 210.00 Zhitomir Prog. Aid Soc Send Your Contributions to the Detroit Branch of the UNITED RELIEF COMMITTEE AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR POLISH JEWS DETROIT 6, MICH. 9124 LINWOOD 1111111 ■ Tel. TY. 7-965C