THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Meech 9, 1945

Hadassah Luncheon to Open
Honor Roll Drive April 10

Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
will start • its 1945-1946 Honor
Roll campaign with a luncheon
Tuesday, April 10, at the Statler
Hotel, with a speaker of national
proininence on the program.
Mrs. Sidney J. Allen has been
appointed to head the 1945-46
Honor Roll. Serving as - vice-
chairmen, and directing the
workers in the four Hadassah
groupS, will be the following
group chairmen: Central, Mrs.
Frank Wetsman; Huntington
Woods, Mrs. Carl Gussin; Russell
Woods, Mrs. • J. J. Marks; Uni-
versity, Mrs. Robert J. Neuman.
Committee Heads
Chairmen selected to head
campaign committees include:
Records, Mrs. Julian Zeman;
special gifts, Mrs. Nate Shapero;
Hadassah Tuberculosis Hospital,
Mrs. Joseph H: Ehrlich; Finance,
Mrs. Hy C. Broder, Mrs. Maurice
Landau, Mrs. William ‘ B. Isen-
berg; Workers, Mrs. Max Frank,
Mrs. Harold Goodman, Mrs.
Phillip Lipson, Mrs. Carl Schill-
er; Program, Mrs. Harry L.
Jones; printing, Mrs. Harry L.
Jackson; publicity, 'Mrs. Lewis
B. Daniels; workers' seminar,
Mrs. Joseph Fenton.
Mrs. Janes is being assisted
in arranging campaign meetings
by the following committees:
Tickets, Mrs. A. C. tappin: so-
cial, Mrs. George Bremen, Mrs.
Randolph Webber; speakers, Mrs.
Isidore Sobeloff, Miss Hattie
Gittleman:i rallies, Mrs Walter
Field, Mrs. Seymour Simons,

12th St. Council Center
Presents Variety Show

A variety show was presented
at the Twelfth Street Council
Center Wednesday night, under
the auspices of the Intermediate
Council. It was produced and
directed by Dave Katz and Bern-
ard Farber. Al Berg was master
of ceremonies.
Participating in skits were:
Sol Stein, Bernard Farber,
Charles Subbelsky, Dave Dasko,
Martin Katanick, Irene Shipley,
quck Barack, Joe Lipson, Ben
Martin, Bob .Weinberg. Dancers
included Phyllis Smirin, Molly
Friedman, Irene Shipley, Renee
Weinberg; and_Rita Adler. Mar-
lin Petit played the guitar and
Milton Greenberg, the har-
monica.
Prizes were awarded winners
of the pool and ping-pong tour-
naments by Lewis B. Daniels arid
Al Mann, volunteer staff merri.
bers.
Winners of the ping-ping
tournament were Phyllis Rash.
and Martin Rott. Awards for
pool vent to Martin Katanick
and Louis Marx.

German Red Cross
Workers Refuse
To Feed Prisoners

Escaped U. S. Jewish Doctor
Makes Charge After Safe
• Arrival in Moscow

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MOSCOW; (JTA) — .German

Red Cross workers refused to
sell food to a group of American
war prisoners which included
several Jews, it was revealed
here by Dr. Ernest Gruenberg,.
29, of New York • City, who re-
cently arrived here after fleeing,
from a German camp in Poland.
The Jewish physician told
how while being transferred
from one camp to another a
group of Yank prisoners paused
at a wayside station near Poznan,
Poland: They asked a Red Crosi
"fratilein" to sell them some
soup. When, in reply. to her
query, they said that there were
Jews among them, she .refused
to sell them 'anything.
Capt. Gruenberg, who was
captured in Normandy on June
8, eluded, together with two
other officers,. the guards who
were •transferring them west= .
wards to another camp and hid
until. the Red- unix- arriyede 57

Mrs. Royal - Maas, Mrs. Harry
Clark.
Quotas In‘creased
Increasing -demands on re-
sources of national Hadassah
have made it necessary for the
Detroit Chapter to accept an in-
crease in all its quotas. Dr. Haim
Yassky, director of the Hadas-
sah Medical Organization in
,,Terusalem, now in this country,
stated in an interview that "the
12,000 -Jews who have escaped
to Palestine during the last year
from war-torn Europe were in
appalling condition, disease rid-
den from undernourishment and
suffering from mental torture."
"Practically all of theirs must be
placed under institutional care
immediately," said Dr. Yassky.
Mrs. Louis Glasier, president
of the Detroit Chapter bf Ha-
dassah, urges every member to
support Mrs. Allen and her com-
mittee in making this Detroit's
greatest Honor Roll campaign,
Opening after the completion of
the Red Cross drive, ,. the Honor
Roll will terminate early in
June.
Luncheon tickets will go on
sale March 13 at monthly group
meetings. Mrs. Lappin is handl-
ing the advance ticket sale and
will be assisted ; in Central
Group by Mrs. Oscar Blumberg,
TO, 8-5050; 'Huntington_ Woods,
Mrs. Ben Jaffe, R. 0. 0628; Rus-
sell Woods, Mrs. Jack Berger,
HO 9708; University, Mrs. Ran-
dolph Webber, UN 3-6499. Lunch-
eon tickets will also be sold _ at
the Hadassah office.

Page Fifteen

Conference Rejects Unity'
Bid of Jewish Committee

Sisterhood to Meet -
At Shaarey Zedek
Social Hall Monday

Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood's Action Regretted ,by Judge Proskauer; Labor Commiffee
meeting this Monday will open
and Agudas Israel Accept Call to Join Parley
with a dessert luncheon at 12:30,
on Post-War Problerns
in the social hall of the syna-
gogue. _
A willingneis to Aarticipate in 'an informal conference to
By popular requeSt, Mrs. Da- consider the formulation et. a unified Jewish post-war
vid Kallrnan will repeat the vo-

program was expressed/by the Jewish Labor Committee and
the Agudas Israel of America, two of the four organizations
addressed by the American Jewish Committee in a plea for
unity in espousing commissions on the protection of human

MRS. M. S. DANK

rights, migration and statelessness;,..
"under the general Provisions of containing many ^ planks which
the, Dumbarton Oaks proposals." at the moment are not pressing,
Declination of the "unity" in- they should have no share of the
vitation was received by Judge responsibility for the achieve-
Joseph M. Proskauer, president ment of generally . deSired • aims,
. of the American Jewish Corn- is to lose for Jewry the enorm - .
mittee, from the American Jew- ous asset of the personnel and
ish Conference, in a letter sighed ability not only of the Peace
by Louis Lipsky, chairman of its PrOblems Committee / of the
American Jewish Committee, but
executive committee.
of various other organizations,
Proskauer's Reply
besides th' American Jewish
an Committee, not affiliated with
• Judge Proskauer, in
answering letter to Mr. Lipsky, the Conference."
expressed regret that the Ameri-
Acceptance !by • the Jewish
can Jewish Conference has taken Labor Committee, in a letter
the position that it alone "must signed by Adolph Held, chair-
be the sole representative of all man, expressed the "willingness"
shades of Jewish" opinion." Call- to take part in the projected con-
ing this position "unfortunate ference., •
for the achievement of common
For Unified Program
1.
objectives," Judge Proskauer
"I feel, hoWever," said Mr.
said that to say to all groups in
Jewish life "that unless they Held, "that' such a meeting
agree on all points of a platform should not be merely a confei7-
ence "to express support of the
three commissions which the
American Jewish Committee out-
Book Depicts Role
lined in the letter. The meting,
in our opinion, should be aimed
at Making an attempt to pre-
;.-.
YEVREISKI MIR (The' Jewish World). sent a' unified program on the
A collection of essays hi Russian. Pub- part of American Jewry to the
lished by the Union of Russian Jews, San Francisco United Nations'
Inc,, New York, 1944. 476 pp.
Conference,"
The letter from the Agudas
- The book is subdivided in five
parts. The first part is deVoted Israel, signed. by Rabbi E.
to the life and activities of the Eichenstein, director, declared
eminent Russian-Jewish public that "Agudas Israel would be
worker, Dr. Leon Brarnsono The prepared to send delegates to
other parts of the book, written an informal conference to con-
by authorities in their partidular sider the possibility of unified
fields, deal with various phases Jewish support for the three
of Jewish life in a world at walls! items indicated in your letter:-
.
Protection of Human. Rights,
Thus, one finds , there concise Migration and Statelessness."
treatises on the condition of the
Jews in the United States, Can-
ada, South Africa and Australia,
as well as on the many aspects
of Jewish life in Russia. The
volume also devotes considerable
space to biographies of promi-
nent Russian Jews, who passed
away in recent years and to
some of their unpublished me-
moirs.
ArnOng the authors are the
following:
Dr. J. Brutzkus, I. Dijour,
Prof. I. Ellenbogen, Dr. H. Frank-,
Dr. L. Fogelman, Dr. A. Golden-
weiser, E. Kissin, Prof. E. .Ku-
Esher, Prof. M. Laserson,f Dr. K.
Leites, Dr. LvOvitch, D. Menes,
I. Naiditch, Sh. Niger, M. Reisen,
A. Revutski, Dr. J. Shechtman,
David Shub, Prof. M. Wishniak,
Dr. M. Wishnitzer, A. Zeitlin.
The book has 476 pages. Or-
ders are to be sent to the Union
of Russian Jews, Inc.', 55 W.
42nd St., New York 18, N. Y.

cal program rende&d recently at
St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church.
She will be accompanied. on the
piano by Miss Flora Beckman.
Mrs. Morris Adler will give a
talk.
The fifth and final brunch
book review of the season takes
place Tuesday, March 20 at
12:30. Miss Hattie Gittleman,
program chairman,. announces
that Rabbi A. M. Hershman will
review "Germany's Step Child-
ren" by Solomon Liptzin.
Mrs. Maurice Zackheim, chair-
man, appointed Mesdames Rich-.
and Cott, Morris Fishman, MO--
ris Krause and George Orley to
By Mildred Grosberg Bellin
carry out luncheon arrange-
In these days of rationing it would ments.
be fatuous to recommend recipes re-
Reservations should be tele-
qUiring a high number of points. This
week's recipe requires the use of phoned to Mrs. M. S. Dann, TO.
meat not necessarily first grade, and
therefore unrationed. Herewith is a 7-0417, or Mrs. Nathan Schnol-
recipe for:
- nick, UN. 2-4636.
STUFFED CABBAGE
Boil 1 large head of cabbage
Brith
for 5 minutes and separate the
leaves. Mix together 1 pound' of
ground beef,
cup of cooked
rice, 1 chopped onion,
tea-
WASHINGTON, D. C.—A Bnai
spoon salt, and 1.4 teaspoon of
pepper. Select the largest cab- Brith membership of 214,018, or-
bage leaves and place 3 table- ganized in more' than 1,200
spoons of the meat mixture in lodges, auxiliaries and youth
each. Fold the cabbage leaves chapters was announced this
over ' sthe meat and tie firmly week at a meeting of the national
membership committee by Maur-
with white thread. Line a large ice Bisgyer„ national secretary.
pot with the rest of the cabbage
Men's lodges,/-as I -of Dec. 31,
leaves. Place the stuffed leaves
on them, and add 2 cups of 1944, had 139,552 members,
canned tomatoes, 1'2cup of seed- eluding 14,995 in the armed
less raisins, 2 tablespoons brown forces. Women's auxiliaries had
sugar, and 1/4 teaspoon of salt. 49,666 and the chapters of Aleph
Cover the pot, and stew gently Zadik Aleph and Bnai Brith Girls
for several hours. Add a little had 25,000 members.
water if necessary to keep the
The gain !luring' 1944 in the
meat covered With liquid at all men's lodges and women's aux-
times. When the meat is tender iliaries was 32,000.
add lemon juice or sour salt and
Members of the national mem-
brown sugar to taste.
bership committee who attended
(From Mrs. Bellin's standard vol- the two-day session to plan for
ume, The Jewish Cook Book, Block
Publishing Company, $2.50, by special more intensive membership ef
MIDWAY FLORIST
arrangement between the publishers forts during 1945 included Harry
and the Independent Jewish Press
3351
West
Davison ' TO. 8-1650
Service.)
Yudkoff of Detroit.

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