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THE JEWISH NEWS
Jr. Allied Campaign Division
To Have Victory Ball May 28
Registration Open .
For Camp Habonim
Interview appointments for
Camp Habonim, Jewish Center
day camp, are now being taken
by Betty Salter, registrar, at
MA. 8400. Applications for the
12th St. Council Center day
camp also are being accepted.
Center membership is required
of the children who must be ac-
companied by a parent at the in-
terview. The - fee is $6.50 per
week and the camp season will
be divided into four two-week
periods, from July 1 to Aug. 23.
Minimum registration period is
two weeks.
The camp will meet Mondays
through Fridays, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For those who desire it, buses
will make stops to take the chil-
dren to and from the Center.
WJBK 'I Am An American'
Day Program on May 19
Station WJBK is completing
plans for special observance of
May 19 as "I Am an American
Day," in honor of all who have
become American citizens in the
past year.
Stanley Altschuler, director of
foreign-language programs, has
arranged a 45-minute program,
starting at 5 p. m., featuring
Peter Angel, an augmented 15-
man orchestra and the Robert
Nolan Choir. The principal
speaker will be Bernard Steen,
Seated: ELISE ZEME and RICHARD KRAMER, chairmen; stand- head of the immigration and nat-
ing, HAROLD ROSEMONT, public relations chairman.
uralization service in Detroit.
The Junior Division of the Al- other step in the group's year-
lied Jewish Campaign has just round program.
announced plans for its first an-
Tickets for the dance, at $1.20
nual victory ball to be held Tues- per person, including tax, are be-
day evening, May 28, at the ing distributed to workers
Masonic Temple. Phil Brestoff throuih their captains. Non-
and his WXYZ orchestra will be- workers may obtain theirs at the
gin dance music at 9 o'clock.
door.
The affair will mark the suc-
Committee members for the
cessful accomplishment of the dance include: Richard B. Kramer
goal which the Junior Service and Elise M. Zeme, co-chairmen;
Group had set for itself during Harold N. Rosemont, public re-
the 1946 drive. It will also be an- lations and tickets, Alex J. Etkin.
.
Haganah Warns Windsor to Mark
Against Transfer Campaign Success
Of British Bases At Victory Dinner
JERUSALEM — Haganah, the
Jewish resistance movement, has
warned the British government
that transfer of military bases
from Egypt, Syria or Lebanon
will be resisted unless pledges
made to the Jewish people are
fulfilled.
The warning was given by the
Voice of Israel radio in Hebrew,
English and Arabic. T h e an-
nouncer, speaking fluently in the
three languages, warned that
Britain is embarking on a dan-
gerous policy.
C. M. Smith Heads Newly
Formed Jurors' Group
The jurors of the Traverse Jury
Panel of November 1944-45, of
the U. S. District Court, have
formed an organization. They
held a dinner party May 7 when
the following were elected: Car-
lisle M. Smith, president; Mrs.
Mary Murray, vice-president;
Mrs. Abraham Sperling, secre-
tary; Mrs. Mae Bryant, treasurer.
Mrs. Ralph Rust was chosen so-
cial committee chairman.
The program included talks by
incoming officers and musical
selections by William Mendenhall,
tenor, and Mrs. Doris Sperling
Markel, soprano, accompanied by
Dudley Harwood.
The Windsor Jewish- Commun-
ity Council will celebrate the
successful conclusion of its wel-
fare fund drive for $75,000 at a
victory dinner next Thursday
evening at the Shaar Hashoma-
yim Synagogue.
This dinner also will mark the
annual meeting of the Council
and will be a rally for the. United
Palestine Appeal. Latest Pales-
tinian films will be shown.
Rabbi Amram Prero of Winni-
peg will be guest speaker. Harry
Cherniak, president of the Coun-
cil, will preside. The new execu-
tive director of the Council, Louis
Lieblich, will be introduced.
Simons HPTA Group
Plans Social Program
The Hebrew Parent Teachers
Association of the David W. Si-
mons Hebrew School has. com-
pleted plans for a social and edu-
cational program to be held next
Thursday, at 8 p. m., at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Auditorium, Law-
ton at Tyler.
Parents and friends are invited.
The program committee con-
sists of Mrs. Jospeh Sabbath,
Mrs. H. Chipnick, Mrs. J. Simons,
Mrs. S. Edelman, Mrs. D. Nov-
entsky and Mrs. B. Garfinkel.
Officers of the HPTA are: Mrs.
H. Schwartz, president; Mrs. S.
Cohen, vice-president; Mrs. J.
Kvutzah Ivrith Holds
Sklar, secretary; Mrs. J. Sabbath,
Literary Event Saturday
corresponding secretary; Mrs. P.
Chodoroff, treasurer; Mrs. S.
The annual literary program of Edelman, Mrs. D. Novetsky and
the Kvutzah Ivrith, Hebrew cul- Mrs. B. Garfinkel, publicity, bul-
tural group of Detroit, will be letin and program.
held Saturday evening, in the
auditorium of the Rose Sittig New Officers Installed
Cohen Building.
By . Rabbi Zager Lodge
Readings of original poems,
Ben Z. Glass of Chicago in-
sketches and essays will be fea- stalled new officers of Rabbi
tured. Participants will be: Mi- Mandel M. Zager Lodge of Bnai
chael Atzmoni, Abraham Twer- Brith on April 28. Rabbi J. S.
sky, Bernard Isaacs and Aaron Sperka presented a memorial
Toback. Meyer Mathis will be testimonial. The invocation was
chairman.
given by Rabbi Alvin M. Pop-
The public is invited. There lack. Pisgah Lodge Degree Team
is no admission.
initiated the members.
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Friday, May 17, 1946
Council of Jewish Women Sponsors
Movement to Ease Housing Shortage
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WILSON WYATT AND MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT
Full cooperation of labor and
industry to alleviate the grave
housing shortage was urged by
Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, of Detroit,
president of the National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women, before the
Housing Session of the Confer-
ence on Unfinished Business in
Social Legislation, meeting rec-
ently in Washington.
Mrs. Welt, who presided at the
Housing Session, called for the
same cooperation that w a s
achieved during the war to com-
bat the "bad health, delinquency,
and inadequate family life which
critically crowded housing gen-
erates."
Wilson Wyatt, Federal Housing
Expeditor, who was introduced
by Mrs. Welt, pledged continuing
efforts of the agencies under his
control to alleviate as far as pos-
sible the seriousness of the hous-
ing situation.
The National Council of Jewish
Women, a sponsoring organiza-
tion of the Conference, has been
vigorously advocating an ade-
quate federal housing program
since 1911. Currently, Council is
urging support for the Wagner-
Ellender-Taft bill and the Pat-
man bill.
Work for and give liberally to
the Allied Jewish Campaign.
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