Friday, December 14, 1945

Gewerkshaften
Campaign Rally
Hears Dr. Traub

World, Zionist Leader Inspires
Campaign for $125,000
for. Histadrut Work

Inaugurating a ' series of im-
portant* rallies in the interest of
the GeWerkshaften campaign of
the Detroit Palestine Histadrut
Committee, Dr. Michael Traub,
world Zionist leader, addressed
a luncheon of workers on Mon-
day at the Statler. Morris Lieb-
erman presided.
Dr. Traub pointed out that any
solution to the Jewish problem
would require the normalization
of their political, cultural and
social life. Palestine alone offers
the Jew a chance to live a com-
plete and normal life, and to
rise above the unhealthy role of
the "middle-man" that he has
been forced to assume for so
many years. He described the
vision and efforts of the Histad-
rut in helping shape a "way of
life" in Palestine whereby the
Jews freely participated in the
communal agriculture and in
private industry.
Call to Organizations
The campaign committee an-
nouncei - that a call has been sent
to all organizations to select rep-
resentatives to the city-wide con-
ference of Jan. 6, which officially
will open•the campaign. The call
points *out' that we as Jews "must
mobilize all our • forces here to
strengthen the hands of the His-
tadrut, and demand the opening
of •Palestine to our tortured and
homeless brothers and sisters.
We must wholeheartedly throw
our strength into the fight for
our right to build Palestine as
a Jewish., commonwealth."
Morris L. Schaver, chairman of
the Detroit Palestine Histadrut
Committee, states that favorable
response's have already- been re-
ceived froM many of the 110 fra-
ternal and benevolent organiza-
tions *lib- haVe activelY partici-
pated in_ the campaign. He urges
that all organizations select their
delegates immediately since "Our
solemn pledge to raise $125,000
in this year's campaign is a re-
sponsibility that all- Detroit Jews
will want to share in." The cam-
paign office is located at 9142
Linwood. Call TY: 7-8225 for in-
formation.

Annual Donor Affair
Of Sholem Aleichem
Wednesday at Book

TI-11 JEWISH NEWS

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Hoke Levin and her daughter, Margaret, left Monday for
Hollywood, Fla. where they will spend a few weeks visiting with
Mrs. Levin's parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brown of New York City spent the
last week-end here visiting with members of their family.
Mr: and -Mrs. Robert Wetsheimer, who have returned .froin
their honeymoon in -Cuba, spent a few days with her father; Dr.
B. D. Welling of the Belcrest before going to Cincinnati where
they will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moses of Hamilton, Rd. have returned
from a few weeks visit in New York City and New Orleans. -
Sally- Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I. Brown of
Lucerne Dr., and Joyce Janeway, daughter of Mr.- and 'Mrs.
Robert Janeway of Canterbury Rd., students at Vassar College,
will arrive on Saturday from Poughkeepsie to spend the holiday
vacation with their respective parents.
Mrs. Alex Baruch who has been making her home with her
mother in Chicago while her husband was overseas, arrived Mon-
day to be the guest of his mother, Mrs. J. B. Baruch of west
Philadelphia ave.
Norma Wittleshofer ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wittle-
shofer of Boston Blvd., and Betty Lewis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Lewis of Whitmore Rd., arrived Thursday to spend the
holiday vacation from their classes at Connecticut College.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ivan Frankel of Muriland Ave. have as
their guests over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frankel of
Toronto.
- Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Weinberg of Warrington Rd. are planning
to leave this Friday for Miami Beach:
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blacher of Greenlawn Ave. are spending
10 days in New York City. -
Miss Helen Bienenstock of New York City is spending a few
weeks as the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Enggass of Cumberland Way.
- Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Flexner of Oklahoma City spent a
few days visiting Mrs. Flexner's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. "Edward Katz of Burlingame Ave. •
Mrs. I. D. Friedman has returned to her home' in -Van Nuys,
Cal., following an extended visit with members of her family.
Mr. Friedman, who accompanied her from California, - returned a
few weeks ago;
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Winkelman of Renfrew Rd. have re-
turned from Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Rae. Vehon of Tuxedo Ave. is spending the winter months
with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Vehon of
Los Angeles, Cal.
RM/3/c Carolyn Brown, who has received her discharge after
two years with the U. S. Navy, is visiting with members of her
family. She is the house guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Z. Brown of LaSalle Blvd.
Capt. Frederick L. Hirschman., who recently flew from China
on temporary duty after two years service, there, is spending 45
days with his parents, Mn and Mrs. Irving L. Hirschman of Whit-
more Rd. His uncle . and aunt, Mr. and _Mrs, Nathan Sloss, will
come froin Cleveland to spend the week-end with their family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Purdy of Chicago Blvd. have returned
from a month's visit in Miami' Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Beckernian have left for Los Angeles,
where they plan to make their home.
Cpl. Bernard Fischer, in service 41/2 years, induding two years
in the ETO, has received his discharge. and is home with his father,
Rabbi Moses Fischer of Fullerton Ave.
S/Sgt. Samuel Hertzberg, who recently arrived in New YOric
City on a hospital ship after 3 1/2 years in the ETO, spent. a few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex M. Hertzberg of Glen-
dale Ave., enroute to California.
Sgt. William H. Sapiro, who recently returned from 20 months
in Iceland, is spending his 45-day - furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Abram Sapiro of Calvert Ave. before reporting to Dow
Field, Me. •
T/Sgt. -Richard W. Deutch, who has been in service for 3 1/2
years, including two years in the ETO, has received his discharge
and is at home with his mother, Mrs. Anthony Deutch of the Wil-
shire Hotel.

Page Nine

Pearl Pechenik Weds
Sgt. Jacob Feldman

.--Photos by J. J. - Clarke -

MRS. JACOB FELDMAN -

Miss Pearl Pechenik, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David Pecheriik,
was married on Oct: 28 to Sgt.
Jacob Feldman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Feldman.
The bridegroom served 20
months in Europe during which
time he accumulated seven
battle stars, the Air Medal and
the Purple Heart. He also has
the Presidential Unit Citation.
Sgt. Feldman served as a radar
operator with the 1st Allied Air-
borne Army. He has just been
honorably discharged.
Miss Roselle Thoman sang
"Because."
Rabbi Harry A, Greenfield

Births

Nov. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Leo
A. Tanenberg (Sylvia Goldstein
of Detroit) of Los Angeles,
California, a daughter, Lynn
Susan.
*
*
Nov. '22—To Mr. ,and Mrs. Paul
Kanter (Irene Lenore Pillot), a
daughter, Judith Lynn.
* * *
No. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. 'Louis
Aston. (Blume Greene), a son,
Robert Paul.
* * *
Nov. 23—To S/Sgt. and Mrs.
Max Englander (Yetta Kief) of
19186 Tracey, a son, Robert Don-.
ald.
* * *
Dec. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Max-.
well H. Emrner of Oalanan.
Court, a daughter, Lane Darrel
* * *
Dec. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Green (Ruth Stamen) of 2503
Taylor, a daughter, Donna Lynn.

came from New York to officiate
at the ceremony. •
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
S. Newman, Mrs. I. Skolnick and
her daughter Miss Minnie Skol.-.
nick, aunts and cousin to the
bride, and Miss Ida Stekel, cousin
to the bridegroom, all of Toronto;

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Ernespie Children's Aid
Sends Parcels to Europe

Ernespie Children's Aid mailed
50 parcels of food and clothing
last week to displaced Jews in
Europe.
In a recent cable Grand Rabbi
Chneerson said, "Our needs are
very great. Send food and cloth-
ing for thousands of women and
children." Any club wishing to
send parcels to Rabbi Chneer-
son. L'association Des Israelites,
Pratiquants 10 . Rue Diew, Paris,
France, can send an 11 lb. par-
cel.
Ernespie Children's Aid has
names and addresses of Euro-
pean families. If clubs would like
to adopt one of these families
and mail them parcels, call Mrs.
James Brindze, TO 6-6800.
The next meeting• will be held
Monday evening at 2520. Richton.

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