Friday. Septerelber 28, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Rubiner New. President of
Jewish Community Center

Chosen to Fill Vacancy Caused by Untimely Death of H. C.
Broder; Tribute Paid to Memory of Deceased Leader;
Committee to Plan Memorial

Page Nine

ZOA to Launch Senior Hadassah Groups to Hear
New Radio Series
Mrs. Epstein at Luncheon Oct. 9
on Drama of Zion All four Senior Hadassah

groups will participate in the
dessert luncheon and opening
meeting of the season, Tuesday,
Oct. 9, at 1 p. m., at Temple, Beth
El
Brown Memorial Chapel. •
WASHINGTON — The Zionist
Organization of America returns
Mrs. Judith G. Epstein, na-
to the air this Fall with a new tional president of Hadassah,
series of 26 weekly broadcasts will be the guest of honor and
entitled "The Drama of Pales- will .be tendered a - reception.
tine," sequel to the program Mrs. Epstein has given many
"Palestine Speaks" which has years of brilliant service to Had-
won such high acclaim through- assah, first as national secretary,
out the country . (In this area then as vice president and now
the programs were previously for the second time as president.
carried by radio . station . CKLW).
Hadassah, the largest Zionist
The new. ZOA radio programs group in the world, is recognized
will dramatize real life on the as one of the most efficient fund-
European Jewish scene and the raising, membership and educa-
role which is being played by tional organizations in the Zion-
Jewish Palestine in rescuing ist field. More than 15,000 Jew-
from extinction the remnants of ish refugee children have come
European Jews who survived under Hadassah's protective
mass extermination program. wing during the past decade,
The drama of Palestine also will through the Youth Aliyah moVe-
tell the world of the gallantry ment. The newest undertaking
of the Jewish Brigade on the is. a 200-bed tuberculosis hospi-
battlefields and of the contri- tal, to be erected as soon as ma-
butions which the Jewish mem
bers of the armed forces of the
United Nations made to final
victory.
in Local Press
The "Drama of Palestine" pro-
gram will be produced and dir-
ected by Bud Fishel of . the Mu- Was Prepared by Rabbi
tual Broadcasting Co., under the
Fram and Leonard Simons;
supervision of Joshua S. Epstein,
chairman of the ZOA Radio Corn-
Made Possible by Gifts
mittee, assisted by Ernest E. Bar-
barsch, director of the public re-
The Jewish Community Coun-
lations department. Dr. Sidney
Marks has assumed charge of the cil's Yom Kippur ad which ap-
ZOA Radio Department in Wash- peared in • Detroit's three metro-
politan newspapers brought forth
ington.
a
large number of enthusiastic
The first radio transcriptions
are scheduled to be ready for comments from non-Jews as
distribution throughout the coun- well as from Jews. It was judg-
ed by everyone to be a signific-
try on Oct. 1. Radio chairmen of
ZOA districts throughout the ant contribution to the broad
country are losing no time in and comprehensive program of
building understanding and good
contacting their local broadcast-
relationships between Jews and
ing stations to arrange for broad-
cast time for these interesting non-Jews.
The text of the ad was pre-
15 minute broadcasts.
pared by Rabbi Leon Fram and
Leonard Sithons, after the pro-
Rovner Verein Flans
ject received t)e careful and
critical consideration of the
Special Victory Party
Commuinty Council's administra-
Rovner Progressive Verein has tion. The technical .aspect of the
arranged a Simhat Torah victory preparation of the ad received
party to be held at ,the special the personal supervision of Mr.
meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 2, at Simons.
8 p. m., at the meeting hall on
The eosts of the space and of
Woodrow Wilson and Taylor.
the technical work in its prep-
A special concert is being pre- aration were paid by a group of
pared for the meeting by the 15 members of the Detroit's Jew-
educational chairman, N. Mogill. ish community who prefer to re-
A supper will be served to mem- main' anonymous. The adminis-
tration of the Jewish Commun-
bers without charge.
Plans for postwar relief activi- ity Council extends thanks to
this group of contributors.
ties will be discussed.

Zionist Organization P I a n s
26 Weekly Broadcasts
Over Mutual
Samuel H..Rubiner was elected president of the Jewish

Community Center of Detroit, to fill the vacancy caused by
the recent untimely death of H. C. Broder.
His selection was made by unanimous action of the board
of directors of the Center at a meeting held on Sept. 19,
after a program during which the memory of the. late

Mr. Broder was honored by corn-
munity leaders.
In tribute to Mr. "Broder's
memory, the Center adopted the
following resolution:
Resolution:
In reverential and loving
memory of
HY C. BRODER
President of the Jewish Com-
munity Center of Detroit
1943-45
WE, THE Officers and Board
of the Center, record for our-
selves, our Staff and Member-
.ship this expression of our
sentiment and our apprecia-
tion.
HY C. BRODER'S leadership
of the Jewish Community
Center was characterized by
energy, enthusiasm and con-
centrated devotion to the cause
of our institution. To enhance
the effectiveness of our work,
he brought to it his remark--
able talent for organizational
efficiency and economic man-
agement. At the same time be
urged us toward aspirations for
the expansion of the work so
that it might reach out and be-
come accessible to all the peo-
ple of our community. To make
our Center a true center of
Jewish life, he gave generous-
ly of his time, of his means
and of his strength.
WE OF the Center record our
pride in the fact that our Presi-
dent gave leadership also to the
Jewish community in general
and to the civic life of Detroit.
His work as chairman of the
Food Division of the War Chest
Campaign and as a member of
the Board of Governors of the
Jewish Welfare Federation of
Detroit, of the Jewish Voca-
tional Service, of the Clover
Hill Cemetery of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and of the Mid-
west Section of the National
Jewish Welfare Board, was a
contribution to our communal
and civic progress which ren-
t dens his memory a permanent
influence for good.
WE HAVE resolved that this
statement shall be suitably in-
scribed and presented, as a
token of our esteem and affec-
tion, to. his wife and his
children.
MAY THIS record of loyalty
to Israel and service to the
community serve as an inspira-
tion to his children and to all
the youth of Detroit.•
Samuel H: Ruubiner, President.
Mrs. Benjamin. E. Jaffe, Vice-
President.
Mrs. Charles Lakoff, Secretary.
Edward Kahn, Treasurer.
Herman Jacobs, Executive Di-
rector.
September 19, 1945
Plan Broder Memorial
After paying personal tribute
to Mr. Broder's memory, Mr.
Rubiner announced, upon as-
suming his new office, that a
special committee will be select-
ed to plan a memorial for Mr.
Broder at the Center.
Letters paying tribute to
Mr. Broder's untiring efforts for
the community and the Center
were read from Fred M. Butzel
and Mrs. William B. Isenberg:
Upon the conclusion of the
meeting, a novel program was
presented by members of the
Center staff, whose brief talks,
in the form of • telephone con-
versations, gave a resume of the
varied social, educational, athletic
and children's activities in
the Jewish Center's various de-
partments. Participants includ-
ed E. Louis Neimand, Miss Mary
Caplan, Leonard Belove, Ben
Silverberg, Harold Weiss, Sam-
uel Kurzon, Edith Muskin Wig-
der, Reuben Young, Samuel Levy,
Julius Chajes, Iry Cantor and
Mrs. Alice Schwab.
A brief address evaluating the
philosophy of the Center move-
ment was delivered by Herman
Jacobs, director of the Cente4,

upon the conclusion of this pro-
gram.
The New Center President
Mr. Rubiner assumes his post as
president of ,the Center with a

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terials can be released by the
government.
Detroit Hadassah now is _en-
gaged in a concerted . effort to
enroll 1,000 new members this
year, and the officers, directors
and committee heads of all
groups believe that Mrs. Epstein's
forthcoming visit will add strong
impetus to this aim.
At the League of JeWish Wo-
men's Organizations dessert lun-
cheon and meeting, to be . held
next Monday, at the Jewish Cen-
ter, Hadassah's activities will 'be
depicted through an exhibit
created by Mrs. Benjamin Bond
and her daughter, Dorothea.

Council Yom Kippur
Ad

SAMUEL H. RUBINER

rich background of experience for
community service.
ChairMan of the Detroit Army
and Navy Committee of the
Jewish Welfare Board, he is pre-
sident of the Franklin Hills
Country Club, member of the
board of Metropolitan . Detroit
USO and a member of numerous
Detroit social service agencies.

Vaad`-Hahatzala Aides
Return From Europe

Vaad Hahatzala-Rehabilitation
headquarters announce that re-
ports from their overseas repre-
sentatives, Dr. I. Lewin and Sam-
uel Schmidt, had arrived bring-
ing news of European Jewry's
tragedy and its struggle to be
restored to normalcy.
Mr. Schmidt has visited Frank-
furt, Munich, Landsberg, Weis-
baden and many other German
cities. He is shocked that after
four months of the liberation of
Germany, the Jewish survivors
of the 6,000,000 victims 'who were
tortured and murdered in Ger-
man concentration camps are
still confined in camps.
Dr. Lewin informs Vaad Hahat-
zala-Rehabilitation headquarters
that religious education in Brus-.
gels is terrible and that the com-
munity has appealed to him for
help. There are only two small
Talmud Torahs for the commun-
ity which numbers 20,000. He
asks that a sum be allocated for
the task of establishing a larger
school.
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