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THE JEWISH NEWS
'Careers for Women' Topic of 3d
Tea Talk at Center on Sunday
"Careers For the Woman of
Today—And Tomorrow" is the
title of the third in a series of
tea-talks to be presented in the
Main Auditorium of the Jewish
Center next Sunday afternoon, at
3:30. Mrs. Mildred Jeffrey, dir-
ector of the Women's Bureau,
War Policy Division, UAW-CIO,
will be the guest speaker.
In her capacity as director,
Mrs. Jeffrey works to activize
women members of the union to
take action in expanding com-
munity facilities, such as nursery
schools and canteens, recreation
centers, food and shopping ser-
vices.
She is a member of the. Wayne
County ODT Committee on day
care of children, executive com-
mittee of the Detroit War Chest,
on the board of trustees of the
Visiting Nurses Association, and
on the board of directors of the
Peter Pan Nursery School. She
was formerly labor advisor of
War Production Board, Office of
Labor Production, Washington,
D. C.
Musical Program
Gloria Gertrude Glogower,
former president of the Jewish
Center, will preside at the tea-
talk. Mrs. Glogower is chairman
of various committees of the
National Jewish Welfare Board,
Jews Receive
High Honors
At Wayne U.
-
.Four _ Jewish students were
honored by Wayne University
last week, two receiving the ac-
clamation of the University as
graduating seniors, and two
more receiving appointments to
high student positions for the
next school year.
..... .
Stephen B.
Sarasohn, son of
Mr. • arkd Mrs.
Josh uM Sara-
sohn, 1728 At-
..... .
knson, was
MiPfi
••: presented with
the Donnelly
Award, the Uni-
versity's top ci-
tation, given to
the mo st out-
' standing m a n
S. B. Sarasohn and woman in
each graduating class, on the
basis of scholarship and extra-
curricular a c t i v it y. Sarasohn,
who will receive a Bachelor of
Arts degree at the commence-
ment exercises June 27, is re-
cipient of a graduate scholar-
ship to Columbia University.
Sam Petok Honored
Membership in the Mackenzie
Honor Society, senior men's
honorary organization, was
awarded to Sam Petok, son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Petok, 18010
Indiana, who is • graduating from
the College of Liberal Arts. Retir-
ing editor of the DetrOit Collegian,
Wayne's official student news-
paper, Petok was one of three
men tapped by the honor
society.
Petok was named to Who's
Who in American Colleges and
Universities for the second con-
secutive year last fall, and has
twice served on the University
Student Council, as well as be-
ing president of Pi Tau Sigma
fraternity, and a member of Pi
•Delta Epsilon, national honoary
journalistic fraternity. He has
been awarded a scholarship to
Medill Graduate School of
Journalism at NorthweStern Uni-
versity.
Friday, jti ► e 1, 1945
Presentation o Fruits Features Festival
is national board member of the
National Council of Jewish Wo-
men, vice-chairman of the local
Army-Navy Committee of -the
Jewish Welfare Board and 'a
member of the board of govern-
ors of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration.
Mrs. William Isenberg is chair-
man of the general committee on
Women's Activities. Miss Ruth
Friedland, chairman of the tea-
talks, is assisted by Elsa Berger,
Sylvia Collins, Maryan Fleisher,
Sophie Kutlov, Corrine Perlis,
Diane Rosenblatt, Sophie Blanche
Schwartz, Dorothy Weber, Mrs.
Sidney Grossman, Mrs. Sydney
K. Mossman, Mrs. Louis Safer-
—Photo by M. Safron, Jewish News Staff Photographer
stein, Mrs. Sidney J. White, Mrs.
Participants in the Bikkurim ceremony mark-
Nate Schermer and Mrs. Sam-
Elalberg, Norma Seidon, Beverly Weiner, Bernice
ing the presentation of fruits at the Hag Habik-
uel Chapin.
Tauber, Sandra Goldberg, Lillian Leiderrrian,
kurim celebration at the Shaarey Zedek, on May
Refreshments Planned
27, included the following Shaarey Zedek stu-
Rosalind Levitt, Judith Bathya Heyman, Corinne
Refreshments are being ar- lents: Erma Levitt, Adell Abromovich, Sydell
Paris, Geraldine Carson.
ranged by Mrs. Nate Schermer,
assisted by Miss Sophie Kutlov.
17575 Stoepel Ave.; Lambda
The tea-talks at the Center are
Kappa Sigma pharmacy award
co-sponsored by Bnai Brith Busi-
for high scholastic record, Helen
ness and Professional Women,
Cooper Miller, 2460 Gladstone
Bnai Brith Young Women's Coun-
Ave.; Lehn and Fink pharmacy
cil, Business and Professional
This year's Elsa F. , Welling award, Paul Landau, 1254 Euclid
'Division of Hadassah, Service
award
of the Council of Jewish Ave.; Beta Gamma Plaque to
LONDON, (JTA)—One of the
Wives of the Jewish Community
Center, Junior Hadassah, Nation- Women, given to the outstanding high students in business ad- most urgent questions facing-
ministration
and
economics,
Harry
al Council of Jewish Juniors.
Jewish woman student in the
French Jewry at the moment is
All women in the com- Wayne college of education, Rudy, 17561 Steel Ave.; Bordon
scholarship to outstanding home the status of several orphaned
munity are invited. Admission is
junior class, • went to Shirley Kal- economics , junior, Sarah Weise- Jewish children who may be con-
free.
lus, 3817 Duane Ave. The award man, 3013 Hazelwood Ave.; Phi verted to Catholicism unless they
Delta Epsilon Journalism award,
was made Tuesday, May 22,` at Sam Petok, 18010' Indiana Ave.; are permitted to emigrate to Pal-
the first honors convocation ever Board of Education graduate estine, David Ben Gurion, chair-
held at Wayne University. At scholarships, Sylvia Cohen, 17721 man of the executive of the Jew-
the ceremony in the Rackham Brush St., and Evelyn Lipton, ish Agency, said upon his return
Education Memorial, 188 Wayne 3298 Webb Ave.
from Paris.
students were given awards in
By NORMAN LOURIE
He stated that the French Gov-
KLAGENFURT, Austria, (Pal- recognition of their high scholas- Chesed shel Ernes Conducts ernment is still refusing permis-
tic and professional achieve-
sion for the ,children to emigrate,
cor)—Looking for Jews in Aus-
ments.
New Membership Campaign but that efforts are being made
tria is like looking for needles in
The principal speaker was Har-
to bring the matter to the atten-
a haystack. Several days' search lan H. Hatcher, dean of the col-
Hebrew Benevolent Society tion -of Gen. de Gaulle. Many
in portions of Carinthia and lege of arts and sciences at Ohio (Chesed shel Ernes) is condpct- French Jews also wish to emi-
Syria, now 'occupied by the Fifth State University. Dr. Clark D. ing a membership campaign to grate to Palestine as economic
Brooks, president of the- board of
conditions are still bad and about
Corps of the British 8th Army,
education, made the welcoming raise funds for the erection of
revealed 98 Jews here and a address and honors were read by monuments and frames on the 30,000 Jews are dependent upon
relief, he disclosed.
handful.in Spittal and Lienz. Dis- the newly-appointed president of graves of hundreds of -friendless
the
university,
Dr.
David
D.
placed persons 'here total 80,000
deceased, thus perpetuating their POLE SENTENCED TO DEATH
FOR PERSECUTING JEWS
belonging to all Europe's nation- Henry.
Awards and scholarships in- memories.
LONDON, (JTA) — The Lub-
alities.
Louis Shiell is chairman of lin radio reported this week that
cluded: Alpha Theta Sigma
Johan Kalman, leader of the award to the woman with the this campaign. Nathan Geer is Leon Zerowski, 40, who was in
Budapest group, told me: "April highest average in four years in co-chairman.
charge of a Warsaw factory dur-
4, 1945, on arriving in Admont the college of liberal arts, Arline.
Dues are $3 per annum and ing the German occupation, has
we were told that all remaining Lois Levine, 2902 Buena Vista
been sentenced to death by a
Jews in the district were to be Ave.; Rotary Wing Scholarship upwards. Checks should be made special court in the capital for
killed, and that Himmler and Dr. to the outstanding aeronautical out to the Hebre wBenevolent
persecuting and mistreating Jew-
Ley were in the vicinity for that engineering student, Myer Klein, Society, 2995 Joy-Road, Detroit 6. ish employes.
very purpose. Fortunately we
were moved away by train to
Klagenfurt which was occupied
by the British on the morrow
after our arrival.
"In the middle of April we
saw frOm our wagons, groups of
Hungarian Jews being driven
along the roads from Leoben to
Admont. ThOse who lagged be-
hind were beaten or shot."
It is anticipated that the repa-
triation of this group will meet
with obstacles because they are
enemy, nationals.
A journey through Russian oc-
cupied Austria reveals an utterly
contrasting atmosphere between
British and Soviet treatment of
the Germans, The Germans pop-
ulation seems to be terrified of
the Russians. Very few Germans
are seen in the streets.
.
.
Shirley Kallus
Award Winner
Ben curion Fears
Children in France
May Be Converted
98- Jews Located
In Austrian City
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tional honorary journalistic fra-
ternity. She is a junior in the
College of Liberal Arts.
Baruch will serve as president
of Mackenzie Board of Gover-
nors, and as a member of the
Student - Activities Committee,
stndent - faculty administrative
group. A junior in the College
of Education, Baruch had six
months of Army service before
returning to the University last
September.
On Student Council
Both Baruch and Miss Levine
Two of the four top student have been members of the Jun-
positions at Wayne will be held ior Board this year, and both
next year by Ruth Miriam . Le- now take over membership on
vine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Student Council.
Mary Kramer, 1923 W. Euclid,
Reuben Levine, 3742 Cortland,
and Leonard Baruch, son of Mrs. is business manager and Ruth
Driker, 3275 Leslie, advertising
Dora Baruch, 1994 Blaine.
Miss Levine has been ap- manager of the Collegian. Aaron
pointed to succeed, Petok as edi- Rosenblatt, 3779 Tuxedo, and
tor of the '45-'46 Detroit Col- Harold Fine, 2709 Buena Vista,
legian. Now concluding a year are on the Literary Quarterly.
as night. editor of the Collegian, Jerome. Finkelstein is co-editor
she is retiring president of Nu of the Student-Faculty Directory.
chapter of Iota Alpha Pi soror-
ity, and is newly elected secre-
tary of Pi Delta Epsilon. na-
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