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THE JEWISH NEWS
IV
Community Mobilizes for Victory Loan Drive
Wineman, Blumberg Again
Head Important Division
Windsor Hadassah's
Donor Luncheon Nov. 7
The Lillian Frieman Chapter of
Hadassah of Windsor announces
its annual donor
Simons and Michelson Direct Advertising Campaign from luncheon to be
held on Wednes-
Oct. 29 to Dec. 8; Shapero Leads Retailers Committee;
day, Nov; 7, at
Synagogues, Merchants to Push Drive -
12:30 p.' m., at
Shaar Hasho-
Synagogues, social and cultural groups, merchants and mayim S y n a-
individuals are mobilizing forces to assure the success of gogue, Giles at
Goyeau, Wind-
sor.
Rabbi Leon I.
Feuer of Toledo
will - be guest Rabbi Feuer
speaker.
Reservations may be made by
contacting Mrs. Alfred Meretsky,
Windsor 36520.
Violin Scholarship
At Curtis Won by
Joseph Silverstein
NATE S. SHAPERO
LEONARD N. SIMONS
Wayne County's drive for the Victory Loan, which wilt be
conducted from Oct. 29 through Dec. 8.
Henry Wineman and Irving Blumberg again head an im-
portant division which will have charge of Victory Bond sale
sales.
Among the most important jobs
in the community is the super-
vision of the Viory Loan ad-
vertising under the direction of
Leonard N. Simons and Lawrence
J. Michelson of the Sinions-
Fourteen Wayne Avukah mem-
Michelson advertising firm.
bers attended the National Avu-
kah Camp at Painesville, 0. At
Retailer's Activities.
the national Avukah convention
Another important leader in the four delegates from Wayne
the Victory Loan drive is Nate were: Freida Kumove, Marilyn
S. Shaperb, president of Cun- Sasan, Gladys Herman, and
ningham's, who is chairman of
.Adeline Subar, who was elected
the Wayne County Retailers War to the central executive commit-
Finance Committee, whose mem- tee.
bership includes also Ralph L.
Avukahites are now making
Yonker of the J. L. Hudson Co.
plans to attend a week-end insti-
and Edviiin H. Thomas of ' the
tute in Cleveland sponsored by
B. .Siegel Co.
the Zionist Youth Commission.
Under' the superyision of this They are also busy organizing
Committee, the Retail War Bond their annual "Epes Essen Deli-
Gallants will witness the Vic- catessen" concession at the An-
tot!y Loan kick-off program of the nual Wayne Wintermart.
DOn McNeill Breakfast Club from
Officers are: Ethel Levine,
8:45 to 10 a. m. on Monday, president; Adeline Subar, vice-
act. 29, at the Masonic Temple president; Sophia Shapiro, secre-
Auditorium. More than 230 sta- tary; Bill Fitzerman, treasurer;
tions of the American Broadcast- Gladys Herman, membership and
ing Co. will carry this program publicity.
which will feature outstanding
Any student of any Detroit
:guest stars.
college or university wishing to
The famous Don McNeill join is invited to attend the Oneg
Breakfast Club will salute re- Shabat or next meeting. For in-
tailers daily, starting Oct. 29, formation call Ethel Levine,
throughout the Victory Loan TO. 7-4206, or Adeline Subar,
TY. -4-4829.
drive.
Earlier meetings of Avukah
Synagogue Committees
were addressed by Mrs. Morris
Special Victory Loan drive Adler and Lt. David Crohn. A
committees are being selected by radio script of Dr. Milton Stein-
local temples and synagogues.
berg's "As A Driven Leaf" was
Temple Beth El again will supervised on Oct. 19 by Bgrnard
carry on a special drive for the Sloan.
sale of bonds.
At the Shaarey Zedek, Dr.
Morris Burstein, chairman of the
successful 7th war bond drive,
has again been appointed chair-
man of the Victory Loan cam-
Rosenwald Post 218 of. the
paign. Shaarey Zedek members
have purchased $5,000,000 worth American Legion will hold its
of war bonds—$1,000,000 during victory installation ' and dance
this Saturday evening at the
the 7th War Loan.
Dr. Burstein announces that Bnai Moshe Hall.
Warld War II veterans elected
a number of Shaarey Zedek
rallies are planned to organize to office are: Max Ornstein, com-
the synagogue's manpower for mander, re-elected; Bernard Zip-
ser, senior vice-commander, re-
the Victory Loan drive.
elected; Edward Hoffman, junior
vice-commander; Nathan Mink-
II2th St. Fun Program
off, adjutant.
Planned for Children
World War I veterans hold the
following offices : Irving Cohen,
The 12th Street Council Center finance office; Dr. R. R. Gold-
Fun Program, organized. for chil- stone, chaplain; Albert Curtis,
dren 6 to 12, will open Oct. 29 historian; David Giplberg, ser-
geant-at-arms.
from 4 to 5 p. m..
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will be
The program will consist of
guest speaker and the 40-andl
arts and craft, sewing, dramatics,
team of the American Legion' will
newspaper, story hour, clubs, and
install the officers.
other activities.
Joseph Shapiro, Americaniza-
The program will be under tion officer, is in charge of ar-
: the direction of ,Miss Marilyn rangements.
Gold who directed the arts and
Commander Ornstein extends
craft program of the Day Camp an invitation to all veterans to
throughout the summer.
join the Post.
Wayne Avukah Opens
New Year's Program
Rosenwald Installs
Of
Saturday
Joseph Silverstein, 13-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Silverstein of 2448 Clairmount,
won a violin scholarship at the
Curtis Institute of Music, Phila-
delphia.
The first. seven years of his
Studies, Joseph was taught by his
father. The past year, his teacher
was Josef Gingold, concertmaster
of the Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra. At Mr. Gingold's suggestion
he played for Efrem Zimbalist at
the Curtis Institute. Mr. Zim-
balist was so impressed that
Joseph was accepted at once into
his class.
Mrs.. Silverstein accompanied
Joseph to Philadelphia where he
will remain to carry on his
studies. Mr. Silverstein joined
them there for a visit.
Rosenwald Post Endorses Legion
Action Against College Quotas
Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218
of the American Legion, at a
recent meeting, unanimously en-
dorsed a resolution adopted by
the American Legion Depart-
ment of Illinois condemning the
un-American practice of many
universities and other education-
al institutions which are resort-
ing to a quota system.
Leaders of the Rosenwald
Post have expressed the hope
that a similar resolution will be
adopted by the national conven-
tion of the American Legion in
Chicago next month.
The resolution adopted by the
Illinois Department, which re-
ceived Rosenwald Post's en-
dorsement, reads:
WHEREAS, under the G. I. Bill of
Rights, the Congress of the United
States has made available for all
properly qualified veterans the op-
pOrtunity to complete their college
education or obtain specilized train-
ing at certain selected universities,
and
WHEREAS, it now appears that
the quota systems of one kind or
another, in effect in many of these
institutions before the war, discrimin-
ating against students because of
their race, color, religion or national
origin, are now being enforced against
honorably discharged veterans of
World War II, and
WHEREAS, the continuance of this
un-American practice is not • only a
threat to the fundamental principles
of the G. I. Bill of Rights, but also
to American unity and the ideals of
democracy and human decency, now,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by
the American Legion, Department of
Illinois; that we deplore this un-
Alpern Voice Contest
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JDC Office in Berlin
PARIS, (JTA)—An office of
the Joint Distribution Committee
will be established shortly in
Berlin, it was announced this
week by J_D.C. headquarters
here. Philip Skorneck is proceed-
ing to Berlin to remain there as
permanent J.D.C. representative.
Those ugly pads of fat and
remove that short, chubby
appearance.
Music Study Club Plans
The Music Study Club announ-
ces a student voice contest in
memory of one of its charter
members, Lillian Gordon Alpern.
An award of $200 was present-
ee by. Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority
of which Mrs. Alpern was one
of the founders.
This contest is open to voice
students, -male and female, ages
18 to 23. Preliminary auditions
will be held on Jan. 15, at Wo-
man's City Club. Application
may be obtained from the chair-
man of the Contest, Mrs. Harry
Ciohen, 1467 Burlingame, TO.
8-0419.
American Practice by any university
and educational institution as an
encouragement to the very forces
of bigotry and intolerance, which our
honored dead sought to destroy and
our fighting men to oppose vigorous-
ly, and, equally important, it is a
denial of the fundamental American
concept of the equality of education-
al opportunity, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that
the U. S. Veterans Administration be
required to deny the privtleges of the
G.I. Bill of Rights to those institutions,
which discriminate against honorably
discharged veterans because of their
race, color, religion or national ori-
gin, and the governors of their res-
pective states be instructed to re-
move the names of those colleges
from their officialy accredited lists,
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that
any educational institution, which dis- -
criminates in its policy or policies
of admission, because of the appli-
cant's race, color, creed or national
origin, shall be denied legal tax ex-
emption of all kinds and character,
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that
appropriate action be taken by the
American Commission of the Depart-
ment of Illinois, to correct the un-
American conduct herein set forth,
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that
copies of this Resolution be sent to
the National Headquarters of the
American Legion for passage at the
next National Convention.
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