Fridley, November 9, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

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War Chest Must Raise $2,000,000 More by Nov. 16

Volunteer Workers Remain
On Job to Assure Success

Posner to Present
Alt-Jewish Program
At Center Sunday

Orchid to Shapero
For Aiding Vets

Nate S. Shapero, president of
the Cunningham Drug Stores,
Inc., was awarded an orchid by
T o m Breneman
on Tom's 'Break-
in the auditorium of the Jewish fast in H o 11 y-
Extension of the War Chest campaign for another two
wood" program,
weeks, through Nov. 16, makes it necessary for the many
on Oct. 29, for
his efforts in en-
'thousands of volunteer workers to carry on their solicitations
abling more
with the aim of reaching the many Detroiters who have not
than 800 veter-
contributed to the all-inclusive fund for all local, national
ans from Percy
and overseas needs.
Jones Hospital,
It is pointed out that tens of cial Club. $50; Jewish Women's Serv-
to attend a
thousands of potential givers are ice Club. $50: Mizrachl Young Women,
$50; Nichamin Family Club. $50.
World Series
yet to be reached and that the
Pliskow Family Association, $50;
game between Mr. Shapero
Workmen's Circle No. 181, $50; Con-
nearly two million dollars needed gregatitin
Adath Yeshurim, $30; Con-
the Tigers and the Chicago Cubs.
to complete the goal can be gregation Bnai Israel, $25; Eder Fam-
ily Club. 25; Goodwill Sewing Circle,
Mr. Shapero was recommend-
reached and that the nearly two $25;
Sholom Aleichem Reading Circle,
ed for this honor by Miss Sara
million dollars needed to complete $25; Victory Club, $25: Yud Aleph
Lee Eichler of 12148 12th, mem-
the goal can be reached if the Yud Memorial Society, $25.
Wednesday Book Club. $15; Cardozo
ber of -Rebecca Gratz Auxiliary
volunteer workers canvass all Club,
$10; The Thrift Club, $10:
of Bnai Brith.
Women's League of Young Israel, $10;
their prospects.

Tens of Thousands of Potential Givers Are Yet to Be
Joseph Posner, baritone, will
Reached; Only 77.4 Per Cent of Goal Attained
offer an all-Jewish program in
At Original Deadline
his concert this Sunday evening

Two Report Meetings

Two report meetings will be
held in the interests of the fund
—this noon and next Friday noon,
at. Hotel Statler.
More than 20,000 volunteer
workers are in the midst of the
extended campaign to raise the
$2.300,000 short of the $8,490,336
goal, workers having refused to
accept defeat,
Actually, the estimated needs
totaled a little over nine and a
half millions. The committee,
however, realized that it would
be impossible to raise such a sum.
So they checked and rechecked,
figured and budgeted, and liter-
ally told agencies that they would
have to get along on a thousand
dollars less here and five hundred
dollars less there. T-he commit-
tee decided that $3,490,336 was
the least they could raise if the
agencies expected to operate ef-
ficiently.

77 Percent Reached

A total of $6,573,997 or 77.4

percent of this goal was reported
by Oct. 31, the date originally
set for the conclusion of the
drive. The campaign should have
been over, but the needs of the
agencies still total $8,490,336. The
general solicitation to raise this
amount is being continued until
Nov. 16 and most of the workers
expect to continue solicitation in
their own areas until they have
reached their quotas.
Reports on campaign progress
will be made Friday Nov. 9 and
Nov. 16 at noon meetings to be
held at the Hotel Statler. In the
industrial section of the drive so-
licitation will continue in plants
until Jan. 15.

Jewish Agencies Included

The needs of the survivors of
Nazism are at stake, and the suc-
cess of the drive will assure the
relief promised in the Detroit
quota. The Joint Distribution
Committee ;rid the United Pales-
tine Appeal depend upon the War
Chest for their support,
In addition to the contribu-
tions to the 1945 Community War
Chest Campaign made by Jewish
organizations, which were listed
last week, the following treasury
gifts from Jewish groups have
been secured:

Berdichewer Progressive Aid Soci-
ety, $1,000; Bakers Union No. 78
Bakery & Confectionary Workers,
$750: -Hebrew Ladies Aid Society. $750;
Temple Beth El Sisterhood, $600.
Beth Abraham Free Loan Associa-
tion. $500; Galician Soc. of Detroit &
Ladies Aux., $500; Turover Aid So-
ciety, $500; Zedakah Club, $450;
Simcha Sarner Relief Society, $104.
Primrose Benevolent Society, $$400;
Detroit Fruit Vendor's Protective As-
sociation, Local No. 1, $350; Congre-
gation. Beth Tefilo Emmanuel, $300;
Jewish Social Club, $.300; Jewish
Women's European Welfare Org., $.300.
Independent Detroit Lodge, $250;
David Horodoker Independent Ladies
Society. $200; Detroit Dynamic Club,
$200: Ekaterinoslav Relief Association,
$200: Jewish Fraternal Club, $200.
Laundry Ladies Social Club, $200;
Neugarten Medical Aid, $200; Os-
trowitzer . Friendship Society, $200:
Sosnovicar Bendiner Verein, $200:
Workmen's Circle Singing Society,
$200; Zamosc Tomashever Progressive
Society. $200.
Temple Beth El Men's Club, $150;
Bnai Brith Louis Marshall Lodge No.
1203, $125; Congregation, First Hebrew
of Delray, $125; Jewish Bakers Drivers
Local No. 51, $100; Laundry Driver's
Social Club, $100; Lubliner Hilfa
Verein, $100; Master Plumbers &
Steam Fitters Club of Detroit, $100;
Michigan Progressive Verein, $100;
Temple Israel Sisterhood. $100.
Congregation Chevrath Gemiluth
Chassoclim, $75;
Jewish Fraternal
Club, Ladies Aux., $75; Master Plumb-
ers Ladies Aux., $75; Bnai Brith Theo-
dore Herzl Lodge, $50; Detroit Fruit
Vendor's Assoc. Ladies Aux., $t;0;
Friendly Loan Clu
b, $50; Friendly So-

Women's League for Sabbath Observ-
ance. $10; Jacanon Club. $5; Levine
Family Club, $5: Rubin Family Club.
$5: Saturday Night Widows, $5; Tues-
day Club, $5.

Cairo Jews Ask
Government Pay

Damages in Riot

C A I R 0, (JPS-Palcor) —The
Cairo Jewish Community Coun-
cil met at the house of Chief
Rabbi Nahutn. Essedi of Egypt
Nov.. 4 to consider measures to
be taken as a consequence of the
pogroms which swept Cairo and
Alexandria, and in which Christ-
ian churches and various foreign
establishments were attacked and
damaged, although synagogues
and Jewish shops were the main
target.

Members of the Soviet legation
here, watching the mob in action,
remarked • that the standard start
of fascism everywhere has been
the firing and destruction of
synagogues.

Your correspondent has inter-
viewed scores of Cairo Jews who
told him that if there were still
Jews in Egypt who thought that
Zionism would be divided from
Judaism, the riots have destroyed
that illusion. The looting and
riots have destroyed any illusions
that these demonstrations had
been intended to express solid-
arity with the Arabs of Palestine
and were not aimed at the Jewish
citizens of Egypt..

Hadassah B&P Unit
To Renew Project
At Tuesday's Meeting

JOSEPH POSNER

Community Center under the
sponsorship of the Joint Yiddish
Miss Eleanor Lipkin, prominent
Culture Committee of the Jew- Detroit pianist, will be the guest
ish Community Center and Com- of the Business and Professional
Division of Hadassah at the meet-
munity Council.
ing next Tuesday evening, at the
Mr. Posner is the cantor and home of Mrs. Theodore Levin,
musical director of Temple 3611 LaSalle Blvd. The meeting
Emanuel in Passaic, N. J. In re- is open to all members and busi-
cent years he has been attracting ness and professional women in
increasing attention as one of the community.
the country's outstanding young-
The program also will feature
er Jewish artists. For this, his
first appearance in Detroit, he a review of the Hadassah Medi-
has selected a group of Yiddish cal Organization project by Mrs.
and Hebrew songs from liturgical Max Frank, a former president
music, folklore and modern Pal- of Detroit Chapter of Hadassah.
The vital health program in Pal-
estine..
estine has been Hadassah's pri-
The concert will begin at 9 mary obligation since 1912.
p. m.

Tickets have been distributed
through member organizations of
the Council. Additional tickets
will be on sale at the Center on
Sunday evening.

Miss Florence Kutzin will ac-
company Mr. Posner.

Hashofar Social Program
At the Center, Nov. 17

At the first open meeting and
social program of Hashofar, the
new musical organization estab-
lished in Detroit, to be held on
Nov. 17, at 8:40 p. m., at the audi-
torium of the Jewish Community
Center, the following program
Premier Nokrashi was quick to will be featured.
disclaim any government re-
Miss Wyn Garden will sing a
sponsibility for the occurences, group of Jewish songs, accom-
stating that ".no responsible panied on the piano by Miss
Egyptian will subscribe to what Betty Kowalsky. Cantor J. H.
occurred," and placing the blame Sonenklar will lead in commun-
on Cairo riffraff who infiltrated ity singing. Refreshments will
into peaceful demonstrations.
be served.

TH

Relatives Sought Here

First Graders Mark
Dedication at Bnai
Moshe School Dec. 2

Thirty students in the firsi
grade at the Bnai Moshe Sun-
day School will be "Dedicated
to Jewish Learning," on Sun-
day, Dec. 2, at a ceremony of
the lighting of the candles by
the six-year olds. Sixty stu-
dents will render special Hanuk-
ah selections during the program,.
A special religious service will
be led by a tenth grade student
A quartet will render appropriate
songs, and a speaking chorus will
serve as announcers in a panto-
mime to be performed by first
graders.
Walter Farber, Sunday School
director, announces the opening
of additional classes on Sunday
morning, and urges parents to
register their children. The
teaching staff consists of well
trained men and women.
New registrations will be ac-
cepted on Sunday morning, from
9:30 to 12:30 and during the
week.

GRUEN

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David Miller, whose former ad-
dress was 511 Englewood Ave.,
and - sister, Regina Fink, whose
former address was 210 Phila-
delphia, are being sought by their
brother, Oziasz Miller of Brussels.
Isaac Honig, formerly of Mie-
lec, pre-war Poland, is sought by
Estera Honig Bienstockowa of
Czechoslovakia.
Jung Marx is being sought by
his nephew Jung Salamon.
Anyone knowing the where-
abouts or having information re-
garding these people should con-
tact Mrs. Sue Huffman of the
Jewish Social Bureau, TR. 2-4080.

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