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poses, raised a total of $390,000,
and the building campaign *for
the hospital is now seeking more
than five times as much.
It is hoped that big victory
celebration signalizing the suc-
cessful completion of the hos-
pital campaign may • be held
before long. The leaders of the
campaign have tentatively set
a date during the last week of
February, if the returns of
contributions make that pos-
sible. Individuals and organiza-
tions are urged to make their
contributions, to help make
possible the holding of this
great event.
Appropriate Plaques
Appropriate plaques and other
inscriptions will be set up in the
new hospital, in accordance with
the amounts of the contributions.
A committee has been named to
work but details.' for designations
to honor the living and the mem--
ory of the departed...
An adidtional list of men and
women who have expressed an
interest in the hospital program
was made public as follows:

Jack Pearlman, Louis Pershin, Mose
Polinsky, Dr. John J. Pollack, Al
Posen, Aaron N. Pregerson, Arthur S.
Purdy, Harry M. Raden, Irving Rader,
Milton Ratner, Nathan Rattner, Dr.
Wm. Revno, Max Rissman. George M.
Roberts, Arthur Robinson, Harry
Robinson, Virnold_ Rosmon, Harry
Rosman, Sidney Rosmon, Dr. James
Rogin, Meyer Rosman, Samuel Rosen,
Samuel Rosenthal, Charles Rosenzweig,
Louis Russrnan.
Milton J. Saffir, Maurice M. Safir,
Joseph H. Sake, Edward Samuels. Dr.
Alexander W. Sanders, Schiff Com-
pany, Dr. Arthur E. Schiller, Dr.
Geza Schinagel, Louis Schlafer, Mau-
rice A. Schlafer. Nathan V. Schlafer,
Abe A. Schmier, Dr. Gilbert D.
Schoenfield, Raymond Schreiber, Sam-
uel Schrier, Max Schwartz, A. Joseph
Seltzer, Car
l H. Schalit, Harold M.
Shapero, Samuel Shapero, Morris
Shatzen, Nathan H, Shecter, Sidney
G. Sherman, Irving J. Shevin, Harry
Shewach, Henry Shewach, Irwin D.
Shewach, Joseph Shewach, Nathan
Shogan, Lewis Siderman, Sidney
Selig. Max Silk, Nathan Silverman,
Alex Sklar, Benjamin L. Smith. Ray-
mand Smith. M. H. Sobell, Hyman
Soberman, Jacob Soberman, Harry J.
Solomon.
Benjamin Soltar, Leo Spector, Morris
Sperber, Dr. Gerald D. Spero, George
Spoon, Max Spoon, Myron D. Stein,
David Stober. Louis Stoll, Jack L.
Stone. Dr. David I. Sugar, Morris
Tonkin, Louis Touff, Harold Trunsky,
Jack Tugman, Jacob Varkle Morris
Varkle, Samuel M. Victor, Ben Wag-
ner. Max J. Weinberg, Dr. David
Weingarden, Harry E. Weingarden,
Joseph Weingarden, Lawrence E.
Weingarden, Abe H. Weinstein, Dr.
Harry Weisberg. Ralph Weisman, Dr.
George S. Weiss, Dr. Otto A. Weiss,,
Mesdames Cecile Siegel Brody, Louis Mert, Wertheimer. Harry Wetsman,
Brody,. Norma Brody. Samuel Brody, Herman I. Wetsman, Max Wexler,
Harry E. Byron, Saul Davidson. Jean Edward E. Wolf, Louis W. Zack,
Feinberg. Himon Kaplan. Dorothy Morris H. Zackheim, Joseph Ziff.
Kovan, Sari Osnos, Esther J. Rosen-
berg, Fanny Shapero, Sophie Siegel,
Leonard Simons, Ida. Victorson, M.
Wi nkelman.
Messrs, Louis Alper, Louis Davidson,
jogeph Finsterwald, Ralph Finster-
• wald, Israel Himelhoch, J. Mike
Kratze, Harold B. Kuices, Louis Kukes,
Burton Lieberman. David Lieberman,
Daniel Mendelsohn. Bernard Osnos, .
Congregation Bnai David an-
Robt. T. Roberts, Nathan Schayowitz,
Reuben Schayowitz. Eugene Siegel, nounces that Dr. L. M. Birkhead,
W. C.' Sloman, Alfred A., Srere,
. Harry Srere, Emil Stern, David Tann. director of Friends of Democ-
Herman Tann, Andrew Wineman. Leon
' Winkelman, Elmer Zuckerman.
Among • the women workers whose
names were not previously listed were
the following:
Mesd.ames Herman August. Charles
Brody. - Perry Burnstine. Sidney Co-
hen. Esther Davis. Harry Devine, Dave
Diamond, Melvine Gardner, Louis
Goldfine, Chas. L. Goldstein, Mark
Jacobson, I. Kardener. Sam • Klein,
Benj. Lehman, Joseph Modell, Jack
Nadler, Julius Ring; E., M. Rosenthal
Jr.. Max Schubiner, Samuel Schuster,
Hattie Schwartz, Kolman Shapiro,
Samuel A. Singer, Myron Steinberg,
Samuel Stulberg, Joseph Wallach.
Additional names of individuals who
have expressed an interest in the move-
ment are:
Leo Adler, Eugene Arnfeld• H. E.
Aronow, Marcel A. Atlas, Nathan Bala-
ban. Sol Balaban, Samuel Barbas,
Harry Barnet. Louis Bass. Joseph H.
Beam-Ian. David 'H. Berg, Harry H.
Berger, Dr. Sidney Berke. David Bet-
man, Joseph S. Bing, Morris Birn-
DR. L. M. BIRKHEAD
baum. Dr. Arthur R. Bloom, Al C.
Bluestein, Harry Bookstein, William .
Bonin, Manuel Borinstein, All Bor- racy, Inc., will be guest speaker
man. Thbmas Borman. Jack Broder,
Aaron H. Brodie, Arnold N. Brodie, at the Friday evening gathering
Paul David Bromberg. H. King Brown, on Feb. 16. The subject of the
Peter D. Brown, Williath J. Brown,
Martin L. Butzel, Dr. Meyer Cantor, address will, be "Can Propaganda
A. M. Caplan, Joseph P. Chapman, Defeat the Peace?"
Abe Chemin, Archie Cherrin, Lem
Cherrin, Phil -Cherrin, Sam Cherrin, - Dr. Birkhead, former pastor
Harry Coggan. Henry Cohen, Herbert , of the Liberal Center of Kansas
Cohen, Leonard Cohen, Abraham
Cooper. Jacob S. Cowan,. Max Davis, City, Mo., life-long fighter
Dr. I. H. Dix, Dr. R.
Dix. Louis against Fascism, is now one of the
B. Dizik. Dr. Robert S. Drews. Abr-
ham Dubrinsky, Philip Dubrinsky, leading personalities in attempt-
Rubin Dubrinsky, Max Dunitz, Irving ing to bring . a true appreciation
B. Dworman.
Phillip Eisenshtadt, David Emer- of democracy.
__- man, Bernard S. Epps. Moses Fantle,
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will in-
Dr. Aaron R.. Farbman, Harry C.
Farbsten. Ben Feigenson, Perry Feig- troduce the speaker.
enson Joseph Feldstein. Samuel S.
Cantor Gartenhaus will be in
Fenster, Morry M. Fenton. Max Fer-
tel, Jacob Foon, Sidney W. Foreman, charge of the musical portion of
Louis Frank, Seymour J. Frank. Ber-
nard Friedman, Waiter M. Fuchs, the program. A social hour will
Joseph Galperin, Andrew W. Gantz, follow. Hostesses will be Mdmes.
Charles H. Gantz.' Byron Geller. Aaron
Gershenson. Charles Gershenson. Mrs. D. Cohen, S. Leach, A. Cannon,
IVfolly Gershenson, Samuel Gershenson, M. Kannon, S. Traison and H.
Phillip J. Gilbert,. Abraham C. Gins-
burg. Joseph Ginsburg, A. H. Godsol, Shore.
Adolph Goetz.. Adolph Goldberg. David
Goldberg (East Side Coal Co.), David
Goldberg (Park News), Irvin Goldberg,
Irving Goldberg. Dr. Nathan H. Gold-
berg, Samuel Goldberg. Sarah Gold-
berg, Henry Goldfarb, Irving L. Gold-
man. Morton A. Gordon. Jacob E.
Gould. Arthur Granoff, Jack Granoff,
"Building a United Jewish
Samuel R. Greenbaum. Eugene Green-
field. Benjamin Grosberg, Arnold Community" will be the topic
Gross, Mrs. Rose_Gross, Marvin Gross- of Isaac Franck, executive dir-
man. •
Charles Handler. Jahn A. Heaven- ector of the Jewish Community
rich, John P. Heavenrich, Sidney Council of Detroit, who speaks
Helmick, Morris. Hier, Louis M. Hin- this Friday at the Sholem Alei-
derstein. Ben -Hoffer, J. Shurly Hor-
witz, Walter Irving, William B. Isen- chem Folk Institute.
berg. : Ben Jacob Sam Jacob. Max
Jacob, William Jacob.
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Beri Jones, - Participating in the program
Harry Jones, David Kahn. Anne N. will be Mesdames Esther La-
Kaplan, Barney Kaplan. Harold L.
Kaplan,
Kaplan Lawrence L. Kaplan. Herman Med, Frances Dricker and Mr.
Kass,
Katkin. Philip Kufer, Hochman.
Samuel Kaufer, Jack M. Kaufman,
Hyman A. Keida
n,` Henry C.. Keywell,
H. Blank and Laye Winocur
Kline's, Inc. Joseph Kohn. Charles A. will conduct the singing.
Komer, - Harry A. Komer, • Louis
Koppy, Saul Korman. Isadore Kowal.
Harry Z. Kraft, Jule Kraft, Alfred
Kuschinski, Leo Kuschinski. Martin
Kutzen. Morry Kutzen, SanWel Kutzen,
Max Kwaselow, Mrs. Benjamih L.
Lambert, Sam Landau. Dr. A. J:
Lautmann, Arthur Leebove, Samuel
Leebove, Jack 0. 'Lefton, - Samuel
A sleigh ride, dancing and
Lenhoff, Mrs. Nathan N. Lerner, games are the plans for Satur-
Nathan Levenberg, Bayre Levin. Hoke
- Levin, Morris Levin, Dr.. Samuel J. day evening, at the Bnai Brith
-- Levin, Saul H. Levin, Harry Levine, Hillel Foundation of University
Harry C. LeVine, Louis Levine. Milton
Levine, Samuel Levine. Dr. Edward J. of Michigan.
Levitt. Henry Levitt, Edward C. Levy,
Barbara Levin of Chicago, Ind.,
Sol Levy. Herman L. Lewis. Harry B.
Lichlerman. Alfred Loewenstein. Louis and Muriel Kleinwaks of Hill=
H. Luckoff, Dr. David Hs Lynn, Dr.
side, N. J., are co-charmen of
Harvey Lynn.
Royal
Maas. Felix J. Mahler, the social committee. Zena Etkin
Louis Mark Herman . Marks, R. R.
Mathis. Charle
s IVIatler, Harry Matter, of Detroit is student director in
Nathan Metz, Mortimer B. Meyer, charge.
Louis Miller, Max Miller. Peter A.
Refreshments will be served at
Miller. Mrs. Irene Fisher Mills. Dr.
E dward Ira Mintz, Joseph Modell. the Foundation, with games and
Louis Modell, Ben Moss. Edward Moss.
Samuel Moss, Isadore Muskovitz, David dancing to finish the program.
I. Nachman, Mrs. Harry L. Newman. Chaperones for the party are
Dr: Max Karl Newman, Harry New-
Snack, A. Nusbaum, Harry Nussbaum, Dr. and Mrs. Saul Cohen.

Bnai David to Hear
Dr. L. M. Birkhead

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Isaac Franck Talks
At Sholem AleicheM

Sleigh Ride Scheduled
By Hillel Saturday

Simons Treasurer
Of Historical Society

Friday, February 9, 1945

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Rabbi Irving Miller to Address
Jewish Congress Rally Feb. 19

Prominent Zionist and Congress Leader to Speak at Public
- Gathering at Central High School; Heads American
Jewish Conference Rescue Commission

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LEONARD N. SIMONS

Leonard N. Simons, prominent
Detroit advertising counsel, was
elected a member of the board of
trustees of the Detroit Historical
Society and was named the so-
ciety's treasurer. Dr. Leo M.
Franklin was also elected to the
society's board. George W. Stark
is president of the society. "

Local Brevities

Former Judge JOSEPH SAN-
DERS, a past president of Pisgah
Lodge of Bnai Brith and past
Chancellor of Myrtle • Damon
Lodge of K. P., is being strongly
supported as , a candidate for the
Common Pleas Court - by leaders
of fall,„faiths\ in the community.
Eugene G. Donohoe, prominent
K. C. leader, and James A. Mur-
phy, a prominent Mason, are
among - his strong supporters.
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MR. AND MRS. J 0 HN
ISAACS of Qlendale Ave. in-
scribed the name of their two-
year-old daughter, Barbara Pau-
la, in the Golden Book of the
Jewish National - Fund, on the
occasion of her birthday.
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ZEDAKAH CLUB, ROVNER
PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY and
BNAI BRITH LOUIS MAR-
SHALL WOMEN were among
the groups that participated in
providing entertainment at Jew-
ish Welfare Board and USO par-
ties during the week.
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LOUIS WARREN'S 60th birth-
day is being honored by Yiddish
Folks Verein and Rovner Pro-
gressive Aid- Society whose mem.i
bers are planting trees in. Pales-
tine in his honor.
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On Feb. 14, at 6 p.m.; PERFEC-
TION LODGE will hold its an-
nual Kiddies' Night at the Mas-
onic Temple. There will be a
dinner and entertainment. The
lodge will have as its guests,-
children of all memberi in ser-
vice.
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NEDWIN L. SMOKLER was
chosen executive secretary of the
Detroit Chapter of National
Lawyers' Guild. ALAN N.
BROWN -is administrative secre-
tary and ALLAN E. STEIN
treasurer. ARTHUR L. ROBBINS
and MAURICE SUGAR are mem-
bers of the executive committee.
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Thee ANNUAL CIVIL AIR PA-
TROL (an auxiliary of the U. S.
Army Air Forces) Valentine
dance will be held in the World's
Fair Ballroom at Eastwood Park,
Gratiot Ave., at 8 Mile Road,
Sunday evening, Feb. 11. Lowry
Clark and his 11-piece orchestra
will be featured along with
Gerry Melvin and her D. & C.
Floor. Show.
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At 1:15 P. M. this Saturday,
crier Station WWJ, DR. HIAM
YASSKY, director of the Pales-
. tine Hadassah-Rothschild Hospi-
tal,--will broadcast an address on
the subject "No Victory Without
Good Health."

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LIBERTY SOCIAL CLUB in-
staled the following officers on
Jan. 28 at a meeting at the home
of. Mr. and Mrs. A. Geller: A.
Geller, president; S. Israel, vice-
president; S: Berris, correspond-
ing secretary; Mrs. H. Goldberg,
financial secretary; Mrs. Samuel
Freedman,. treasurer—and. social

Rabbi Irving Miller, who has
been spiritual leader of Congre-
gation. Shaarey Tefila of Far
Rockaway, N. Y., one of the
leading orthodox -. congregations
in America, since 1929, will ad-
dress the Detroit section of the
American Jewish Congress on
Monday evening, Feb. 19, at a
public rally at Central High
School, Linwood and Tuxedo. The
public is invited. _-
One of the outstanding nation-
al leaders of the American Jew-
ish Congress and head of the
commission on rescue work of
-the American Jewish Congress,
Rabbi Miller will come to De-
troit with an important message
from the American. and World
Jewish Congresses.
Graduate of Yeshiva
A .graduate of Yeshiva College,
New York, and holder of the
B. S. degree from Columbia
University, he has pioneered in
the field of Jewish education
and has- . been -successful in
creating a special type of Day
School which provides ,a secular
and Hebrew education for the
pupils.
Joins Congress Executive
At the 21st Zionist Congress
held in Geneva in August, 1939,
Rabbi Miller was elected as a
member of the Actions Commit-
tee of the World Zionist Organi-
zation. He is a member of the
Executive Committee of the
Zionist Organization of America,
and a vice-chairman of the
United Palestine Appeal.
In April,---1941, Rabbi Miller
was • invited by Dr. S. S. Wise
and Dr. Nahum Goldmann to
join the Executive of the World
Jewish Congress. He is chair-
man of the executive committee

of the American Jewish Con-
gress.
In March, 1943, he was dele-
gated by the American and
World Jewish Congress to proceed
to London for political discus-
sions with the governments-in-

RABBI IRVING MILLER

exile and the British Government
on postwar problems and spent
three months. abroad in pur-
suance of this work.
Leon Kay is president of the
Detroit Chapter of Abe American
Jewish Congress and Morris Lieb-
erman is chairman of the pro-
gram committee.

Eleanor Lipkin Gives
Piano Recital, Feb. 21

Eleanor Lipkin, 14-year-old
Detroit pianist, is being pre-
sented by her teacher, Edward
Bredshall, in a recital at the
small - auditorium of the Art
Institute at 8:30 p. m. Wednes-
day, Feb. 21. She will play
works by Bach, _Mozart, Beeth-
oven, Schumann, Brahms, Chop-
in, and Liszt:**
Shaarey Zedek Library
Tickets are- available at the
Gets Gift of 75 Books
Art Center. Music School, 5300
The Shaarey Zedek Library John R, and at the door the
night of the concert. Eleanor is
has received a gift of 75 volumes the sister of Seymour Lipkin,
from the library of the late 17, nationally known pianist.
Jacob Burrows. The books' are in
English, Hebrew and Yiddish
and include a set of Graetz's Dr. Clinchy Speaks Tonight
"History of the Jews".
At Temple Beth El Service
Simha Rubinstein, Shaarey
Zedek educational director, has
The public is invited to' hear
been named a member of the li- Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, president
brary board.
of the National Conference of
Christians and Jews, who will
secretary; Mesdames B. Gar- deliver the sermon at the serv-
finkel and Max Roberts, hos- ices of Temple Beth El at 8:15
pitaler; Mesdames S. Freedman, P. M. tonight.
A social hour will follow the
M. Roberts and H. Goldberg,
USO committee; Mrs. J. Farkus,' service. - .
ticket chairman. Mr. Freedman
was.toastmaster. The social chair-
man was honored with a gift. A
dinner was served by the hosts.
A gift of $10 was made to the
fund to fight infantile paralysis.
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The only war correspondent to
ride into the Nazi-occupied Sieg-
fried. Line in a chartered taxicab
will appear at Detroit Town Hdll
in the Fisher Theater at 11 o'clock
Wednesday morning. He is ROB-
ERT J. CASEY, for ,25 years on
the Chicago Daily News Foreign
Service.

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