THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Fourteen

Youth Aliyah Helps Them Regain
Their Self-Respect in Palestine

Friday, September 28, 1945

PWO Council Holds 4 Programs Planned
Installation Affair
By U.H.S. Auxiliary
On Monday Evening

Horodoker Jrs. Send
Aid to 4 Survivors

At a meeting of David Horo

Women's Group of United doker Jrs., at the home of Mrs.
Hebrew Schools Plans
Granadier, 2310 Taylor, it was
The Council of the Pioneer -
announced that information was
Women's Organization announces
Educational Activities

The Zebra Stripes of the BuchenWald prison coat become a
proud symbol of defiance and hope as a group of young men unftirl
the Zionist flag they had secretly hidden during their long im-
prisonment, preparatory to • disembarking upon the shores of Eretz
Israel: These children, like the 16,000 other Youth Aliyah chargeS
brought to Palestine by Youth Aliyah, will be• maintained and edu-
cated with funds collected by Hadassah. .

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N. Y. Federation Sets
$30,000,000 Drive

Dr. Goldberg to Present
5 Lectures on 'Social
Hygiene and the Family'

NEW YORK— A $30;000,000
campaign, the greatest fund-rais-
ing drive ever conducted in the
U.. S. to meet local medical and
welfare needs, •was launched by
Federation ' of Jewish Philan-
thropies' of New York.,
.
Of the record-breaking cam-
paign goal, p1,000,000 will be
sought for Federation's first
building fund in 25 years. This
will be used for new construc-
tion, expansion, and moderniza-
tion of local health and wel-
fare facilities, and for the fur-
therance of medical and scientific
research. The other $9,000,000
will be raised to meet the current
operating expenses of Federa-
tion's 116. affiliated hospitals and
social service agencies, which an-
nually serve more than 300,000
people.
Following the leadership ron-
ference, which reviewed . last-
minute campaign plans and
marked the opening of the drive,
Norman S. Goetz, Federation
president, discussed details of the
$30,000,000 appeal at a press con-
ference at Federation head-
quarters, 71 E. 47th St.,
. New

Dr. W. • A. Goldberg, director
of Counselling Service, is shed-
uling a series of five lectures on
"The Social Hygiene 'of Marriage
and The Family." This series will
consist of basic concepts, discus 7
sion, and' questions . and , is es-
pecially designed for parents of
children of all ages. To keep
discussion at a proper level, each
series is limited to a small group,
of parents.
The subject matter will follow
a nationally known text and will
deal specifically with the attitudes
of parents and children on sex
information, procedures of in-
forming children correctly on
questions asked and generally in
rounding the education of child-
ren in a field often neglected by
well-meaning parents.
At a later time, another series
will be planned kir young people
newly married or about to be
married. -
Dr. Goldberg has been actively
engaged in the practice of social
work and in the practice of
private social work since 1941,
beginning in Chicago. He is a
special lecturer in Sociology at
Wayne University„ has been pro-
bation officer and supervisor in
domestic relations and generally
had an exVnsive experience in
social work. He is the author of
a number of volumes on wel-
fare administration.

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Hes s', Goebbels' Files .
POint to Their Guilt

received through a Palestine
The new season's activities of committee, about former resi-
the Women's Auxiliary of the dents of David Hoiodok who are
United Hebrew Schools will now in Palestine.
commence with a program dedi-
The survivors escaped through
Siberia and are in need of help.
A check for $250 was sent im-
mediately by the Detroit organ-
ization to help them. -

Jewish School Reopens
With 426 in Bulgaria

SOFIA, (JTA) — The Jewish.
elementary and secondary school
here, whose building virtually
was destroyed by Allied bom-
bardments of this capital, re-
opened in newly
renovated
quarters. Of the total enroll-
ment of 426, the elementary sec-
tion has 218, and the secondary

school and the kindergarten
have slightly over 100 each. The

school is being financed by the
Jewish community, but it is ex- -
pected that -the- Bulgarian - Gov-
ernment will provide full •
financial support.

MRS. ALBERT CARNICK

cated to "Victory," on Wednes-
day, Oct. 24, at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg.
Plans for the year's programs
are being made by the program
Committee headed by Mrs. Flor-
ence Moss Rosman, who is assist-
ed by Mesdames A. Newman and
S. Dann as co-chairmen, and the
followMg members: Mesdames
Morris Adler; Richard Cott, Louis
Tobin, Charles Robinson and
Theodore Isaacs. .
Four programs, in which the
membership will participate," will
be featured on subjects of humor
in Jewish literature, the enact-
ment of 'famous radio scripts, a
festival of Yiddish music and the
dance.

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CONCENTRATION CAMP
TAILORS JAILED, FINED
BRUSSELS, (JTA) — FOr
manufacturing the Stars of
David and the striped uniforms
which; the - Jewish victima_ of
Nazi concentration camps . were
compelled to wear, 20 tailors in
the town of Binche, near Char-

leroi, have been 'Sentenced to
from 5 to 20 years in jail; and
fined a total of $40,000. -

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BERLIN, (JTA) —Rudolf Hess,
who is scheduled to go on' trial
as a war criminal in November,
and. Josef Goebbels personally
drew up plans for the "spon-
taneous" anti-Jewish • dethonstra-
tions in Germany in November,
1938, its revealed in secret files
which have been uncovered
here.
The files disclose that the
murder, looting and destruction
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York:

Mr. Goetz announced that the
campaign, whose slogan is "This
Is Our Moment to Dream Again,
Plan Again, Build Again," will
be conducted by approximately
10,000 volunteer workers under
the chairmanship of Maurice
Wertheim, prominent investment
banker, who has been a trustee
of Federation for 25 years and
was formerly chairman of its
Finance Committee for 15 years.

Fisher Town Hall Opens
New Season on. Oct. 10

Music, entertainment and lec-
tures by world known artists and
speakers will be featured dur-
ing the 17th season of the Detroit
Town Hall which opens Wednes-
day morning, Oct. 10, at the
Fisher Theater.
Margaret Speaks and Conrad
Thibault, singing stars of radio,
will be the opening attraction.
Other musical and entertain-
ment mornings planned for the
Town Hall Course include con-
certs by Percy Grainger, fanious
pianist. American Troubadours,
Foxhole Ballet, featuring Grant
Mouradof f, former leading
dancer with the Metropolitan
Opera, Tatiana Semenova of
Monte Carlo Ballet, and Anna
Mrianova of Ballet Russe.
Additional information may be
obtained by calling Detroit Town
Hall, Room 220 Hotel Statler,
CT 5617. .‘

election of officers as follows:
Chairman, Mrs. J. Schreier;
first. vice president and Fund
Raising Chairman, Mrs. M. Mich-
lin; second vice president and
Membership Chairman, Mrs. I.
Lazaroff; third vice president and
Cultural Chairman, Mrs. S. Edel-
man; fourth vice president and
Child Rescue Fund Chairman,
Mrs. S. Levin; Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. Alex Schreier; Corre-
sponding Secretary, Mrs. S. Was-
serman; Financial Secretary and
Treasurer, Mrs. D. Colman; JNF
Chairman, Mrs. R. Stander; Pub-
licity Chairmen, Mrs. D. Colman
and Mrs. D. Lislin; Legislative
Chairmen, Mrs. H. Mondry;
Chairman of Committees, Mrs. M.
Miehlin.
Installation ceremonies w ill
take • place the next Monday at
8:30 p. m., at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Building, Lawton at
Waverly. Installing oficer will be
Mrs. S. Edelman.
Mrs. Morris Adler will be
guest speaker..
The national office announces
the transmission o $275,000 to the
Working Women's Council, its
sister organization in . Palestine,
during the past year, for voca-
tional training for reftigee Wo-
men and girls, and for the care
and rehabilitation of children
and youth arriving froth Europe
and Middle Eastern roUntries.
The erection of 25 new homes
to accOmmodate more youth and
children is now unde'r way by the .
Working Women's Council in
Palestine and the local Pioneer
Women's Organization is dedi-
cating this year's annual ftind
raising donor event to this build-
ing project.

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