ElidaY6jafilmrY 18. ;1946
T HiE EtWASHi, IN E1W S
Sen. Brewster to Address
Christian Palestine Dinner
Mizrachi Marks
34th Year Sunday
At Center Fete
Page Seyeel
JNF Auxiliary Donor Event
Completes Fund for Nachlah
The fund for the establishment film, "Land of Hope," will be
of -a Detroit settlement in Pale- shown. A musical program will
On Sunday evening, at 7:30, stine, to be known as Nachiath be presented by Seymour Lip-
Mizrachi Organization of Detroit Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish kin, Detroit pianist who has
gained national acclaim.
will celebrate its 34th anniver-
Hostesses who are defraying
More than 300 Christian friends of the Zionist cause in sary at the Jewish Center.
expenses of this year's JNF donor
Flora Beckman, pianist, will
event ,are: Mesdames Sam Adler,
Michigan are expected at the dinner of the state . chapter of
Irwin Cohn, Harry D. Davis, Is-
the American Christian Palestine Committee next Wednes-. head the musical portion of the
program, assisted by Drora Sel-
rael Davidson, Saul Davidson,
day evening, at 6:3.0 p. m. at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
asny, who will open the program
Sam Devenow, Joseph Frefikel,
United States Senator Owen Brewster of Maine, the with the National, Anthem and
Abe Kasle,•Henry Keywell, Max
guest speaker, will discuss America's interest in the opening Hatikvah.. •
Roserifield, Benjamin Smith, Da-
of . Palestine's doors to Jewish
vid Tyner, Harry Tyner, David
Rabbi
ISaac
Stollman
Will
ad-
immigration and the ultimate
Newman, Kolman Shapiro.
dress
the
assembly
in
behalf
of
establishment of a Jewish Com-
Tickets issued for next Tues-
the Vaad Harabonim. Rabbi Max
monwealth.
day's event will be for the wo-
J. Wohlgelernter will report on
Sen. Brewster was one of the
men donors, husbands or escorts.
the recent meeting of Vaad Ha-
leaders in the movement for the
The donor event was arranged
poel of Mizrachi which he at-
adoption of the Palestine Resolu-
for the evening in order to en-
tended in NeW. York:: Irving W.
tion by both Houses of Congress.
able the men to attend and to
Schulssel, Mizrachi : president,
hear the message of Palestine's
Judge Picard to Preside
will speak on _theplace of Miz-
redemption.
rachi in the Zionist :ranks.
Judge Frank A. Picard, chair-
Additional Large Gifts
man of the Michigan Chapter of
On Saturday evening, Mizrachi
Additional large gifts received
the American Palestine Commit-
members will gather at a rally
by the JNF Auxiliary include the
at the Bnai Moshe, Dexter at
tee, will preside. The invoca-
following:
LaWrence.. Reports will be given
tion will be given by the Rev.
$500 each—Mr. and Mrs. Nathan.
on the . sales of tickets and the
Gebrge E. Drew of the Mt. Hope
Linden, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Milin-
MRS.
IRVINp
SHEVIN
sky.
progress
of
•
the
'
anniversary
Congregational Church.
$250 each—Sam Kohlenberg, Alex
Journal.: AahonTilchin, chair- National Fund of Detroit, will Nichamin, Theodore M. Curtis, Sol
Sen. Brewster will be intro-
Schayowitz, Central Overall Supply
man
of•
the
journal
committee,
be completed next Tuesday eve-
duced by former U. S. Sen.
Albert Posen.
leads. the membership in, this ning at the 15th annual donor Co.,
$200—Ezra Israel Bnai Zion Syna-
Prentiss M. Brown, a member of
gogue.
effort-
.
Meyer
Beckthan
is
in
event of the JNF Auxiliary, at
the American Christian Palestine
$150—Lurie Bros.
charge of the ticket committee.
$125 each—Harry D. Davis, William
the main auditorium of the Ma-
_ Committee, who was a leader in
Hordes.
Mizrachi urges all synagogues sonic Temple.
the pro-Palestine movement
$100 each—A. J. Blumenau, Norman
Mrs. Irving Shevin, president Cottler, I. Mellin, Dave Bettman, Dr.
while he was a member of the SENATOR OWEN BREWSTER to participate in the Hamisha
Harry Paysner, Max Rosenfield, Joseph
Asar
b'Shevat
project
of
the
of the Auxiliary; Mrs. Jack Ros- Frenkel, Ben -Nosan, Samuel Weisz,
United States Senate.
Jewish National Fund by pur- enthal, chairman of this year's Standard Fish Co., Nettie Voss, Con-
A feature of the evening will
Bnai Moshe, Eishishkereo-
Chasing trees.
donor event; and Mrs. Philip gregation
ciety, Sam Pozner, Ben Kaplan, Sam
be the showing of the latesj,,
Cohen, Charles Milan,- Simmons &
Cutler,
program
chairman,
ex-
Palestine technicolor film, "Land
Clark, Joseph P. Sandler, A. J. Cut-
pressed assurance that more than ler,
Hamisha Asar Drama
Charles Milan, Benjamin Laikiri,
of Hope," which was filmed for
Max Greenberg, Mrs. Sam Osnos, He-.
the
necessary
$55,000
will
be
se-
the Jewish National Fund.
on NBC This Sunday
brew
Aid Society, Sol Zeme,
cured by Tuesday evening. Es- Helen Ladies'
Quidd, Meyer I. Cooper, Lo-
World War Veteran
tablishment of a Nachlah in Pal- vitcher Verein, Kosher Butchers Assn.,
"My Cousin Avigdor," a radio estine involves a cost of $100,000 Kolman Shapiro, William Klafer, Ar-
Sen. Brewster (R) was born in
drama by Morton Wishengrad, and the Ladies' JNF Auxiliary kin Bros.
Dexter, Me., Feb. 22, 1888. He
celebrating Hamisha Asar already secured $48,000 in last
has resided there all his life, was
CARD OF THANKS
b'Shevat, will be presented on year's . donor campaign:
graduated from Dexter High
The family of the late Rose
the Eternal Light program on
School in 1905, Bowdoin College
Dr. Nussbaum Speaks
Schwartz wishes to thank their
Sunday, (NBC, 11 a. m., WEAF,
in 1909, and received his degree
At Tuesday evening's donor many relatives and friends for
121 noon,. EST). (The program event, the guest speaker will be the kindnesses and sympathy
from Harvard Law School in
1913.
can be heard over WTAM, Cleve- Dr. Max Nussbaum of Los An- shown them during their recent
land, at 11 a.m.).
geles. The latest JNF technicolor bereavement.
He was principal of Castine
High School - in 1910; admitted to
the -Maine Bar in 1913, member
of the Portland School Commit-
tee, - 1915-1923, and representa-
tive in the Maine Legislature,
1917-18. Renominated,--he resign-
ed to enter military service as HON. PRENTISS M. BROWN
priVate, and was. promoted to
captain and regimental adjutant.
Elected again to the Maine
Legislature, 1921-22, served as
Senator, 1923-24; Governor of
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Maine, 1925-29; chairman of the
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Governor's __Conference, _192627,
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elected in 1936 and 1938. He was
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elected to the U. S. Senate for
the term ending Jan. 3, 1947.
$3.98 Dotted
Backer of Palestine Resolution Will Tell U. S. Interest in
Opening Zion as Jewish State; Picard, Brown on
Program at Book Cadillac Jan. 19
A Mighty Prewar Annual Event Returns!
Pisgah Lodge Holds
`All Sports Night'
At Center Monday
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith
will meet Monday evening at the
Jewish Center to compliment re-
cently elected members. It will
be. an "All Sports Night."
A demonstration of fencing
will be given by two outstand-
ing fencers. A weightlifting ev-
ent will be another feature: An
exhibition of table tennis will be
given.
The educational feature will
consist of a talk on Bnai Brith
by Ben Z. Glass of Chicago; ex-
ecutive director of District No. 6
of Bnai Brith.
The evening will conclude with
a social hour. Refreshments will
be served.
At the last convention of Dist-
rict No. 6 Bnai Brith in Milwau-
kee, Isadore Starr, of Detroit,
introduced a resolution advocat-
ing the formation of Yiddish
speaking lodges in Bnai Brith,
Supreme Lodge amended its by-
laws eliminating objections.
Mr. Starr, district chairman of
new lodges, has been working to
organize -a Yiddish speaking Bnai
Brith Lodge in Detroit.
Next Wednesday, at 8:30, the
first meeting to organize a •Yid=
dish speaking Bnai Brith Lodge
will take place at the Butzel Hall
of the Jewish Center. A gro"up of
leaders in Yiddish speaking cir-
cles have been invited. All who
are interested are welcome to at-
tend and join as charter mem- ,
,
bers.
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Pioneer Women Get
$35,000 from Donors
The 15th annual event of
Pioneer Women's Organization
was a great success.
Mrs. J. Schreier, Council chair :-
man, greeted the audience on
Jan. 8 at the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. D. J. Warren presided. Mrs.
M. Michlin, fund-raising chair-
man, - announced that the sum of
$35,000 was realized for the pro-
gram of Moatzoth Hapoaloth and
the Detroit Children's Home at
Kfar Saba.
Gertrude Ribla, &Amalie so-
prano, was enthusiastiCally re-
ceived. The address by 1-felen
Waren, noted stage and radio
star, moved her audience to
greater effort-in., the work of
rescuing the remaining Jews of
Europe and bringing them to
Palestine.
Arrangements are being made
to Welcome Sarah Kukso, Pales-
tinian delegate, who will be the
guest of Detroit Pioneer Women
beginning. •Jan. 27.
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