THE JEWISH NEWS
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Three Detroiters Cultural Society
Honored by UJA To Honor Twersky
Three Detroiters were honored At Event June 6
at the national conference of the
Friday, May 24, 1946
Servicemen Invited
Mrs. Hordes' Parents
To Hear J. Katzman Honored with Grove
Secretary of English-Speaking, Of 1,000 Zion Trees
Sloan, Wine, Driker
Given Philomathic
Oratorical Awards
Bernard Sloan, Sherwin Wine
Jewish Appeal in Chicago list
and Jack Driker were the vic-
week by being elected honorary
tors in Philomathic Debating
chairmen of the $100,000,000 UJA
Club's 31st annual oratorical con-
drive. They are:
test, held May 16 at the Jewish
Fred M. Butzel, Mrs. Joseph M.
Community Center.
Welt and Henry Wineman,
Sloan, speaking on "Lost: One
World," was awarded first prize
of a gold medal. Wine received
Applications Taken
the silver medal for his oration,
"A Liberal's Attitude Towards
'For
Judaea
Russia" The third place bronze
medal went to Driker, whose
Camp Judaea will be spon-
topic was "The Need for So-
sored this summer by the Cen-
alized Medicine."
tral States Zionist Youth Com-
Other contestants were Har-
mission and Regional 'Senior Ju-
old Fine, Alfred N. Himelson
daea at Camp Galil, in Renfrew,
and Jack Alspector.
Pa., 105 miles from Cleveland,
Aug. 25 to Sept. 8.
Judges of the contest included
Lectures, discussions, leader-
Maude Fiero, professor of sociol-
ship training, dramatics, Pales-
ogy at Wayne University; Her-
tinian music and sports will be
man Jacobs, executive director
included in the program. Dietary
of the Jewish Center; and Rich-
laws will be observed.
ard B. Kramer,' honorary alum-
Fees are $25 for the two-week
nus of Philomathic.
ABRAM TWERSKY
period, $20 for 10 days and $15
A highlight of the program
for one week—the plan being to
Abram Twersky, Detroit poet, was the presentation of an en-
operate the camp on a coopera- will be honored- by the Jewish graved
gavel to Morton Zieve,
tive basis.
Cultural Association at a public speaker . of Philomathic during
Applications must be _made to meeting on June 6, at the
the Detroit Zionist Youth Com- Shaarey Zedek, on the occasion 1944 and 1945, by Philip Nus-
mission before June 7 at '-9144 of the publication of his latest holtz, honopary alumnus of Phil-
omathic and a government at-
Linwood, TY. 6-2632.
book.
torney.
On May 19; Young Judaea
S. Niger of New York, noted
hike (tiyul) took place to Rouge Yiddish writer and literary critic,1 Herman August, attorney, don-
Park on the occasion of Lag will be the guest speaker. M. ated the gold medal for the win-
b'Omer.
Starkman of the staff of the Jew- ner of the contest. The bronze
A regional senior Young Ju- ish Daily Day will bring greet- medal was the gift of the 'Cava-
daea convention was held in To- ings from noted authors. Mr. naugh Jewelry Company.
The silver medal was inscrib-
ledo May 3-5.
Twersky will read selections from
'ed as the Herzberg-Rosenthal
Officers of all senior Judaean his poems.
groups were elected as follows:
The public is invited by the Memorial Silver Medal, in mem-
Ann Lesnick, Rosh; Harold Sha- committee on arrangements: Ber- ory of Lawrence J. Herzberg and
piro, vice-president; Seymour Su- nard Isaacs, Louis Phillips and Myron Rosenthal, former mem-
bar, Markin An Oneg Shabbat Jack Malamtid. I. Zemel and A. J. bers who were killed in action.
will be held this Friday night at Lachover are in charge of pub- It was the 'donation of a group
headquarters.
licity. Mrs. A. Twersky and Mrs. of Philomathic alumni;
A new Young Judaea club of M. Freedman head the reception
Chachmey Lublin Opens
11 members, led by Roger Na- committee.
The Jewish: Cultural Associa- Drive to Obtain Books
than, elected Bob Levinson, pres-
ident; Milton Scheonberg, vice- tion, of which William Hordes is
The drive for Hebrew, Yiddish
president; Philip Ozrovitz, sec- chairman, aims to encourage cul-
and English books started by
retary; Allan Mendelsohn, treas- tural activities in Detroit and to
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin is
help writers and musicians.
urer.
The local sponsoring commit- now in progress.
Shomrim Club, led by Jack
Isadore Rosenberg donated
Driker, specializes in woodwork tee includes the following:
Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes, Mr. 1,000 books and Rabbi J. S. Sper-
projects.
and Mrs. Nathan Linden, Mr. and ka presented 100 books. Anyone
Petach Tikvah Girls made a Mrs. Jack Malarnud, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin desiring to contribute should
Zionist flag for the headquarters. Louis
Laikin, Bernard Isaac's, A. J. Lachover, bring books to the Yeshivah, Lin-
Mrs.
S.
Bercovich, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Rose Yampolsky is president and
Friedman, Mary Domby, Mr. and Mrs. wood and Ehnhurst, or call TO.
Gloria Levine the leader.
Moishe Haar, Mr. and Mrs. Henri 8-2341.
Goldberg, Rabbi Morris Adler, Mr.
Camp
JNWA to 'Discuss Zionist
Congiess Issues
Jacob Katzman, secretary, of
the English-speaking branthes of
the Jewish National Workers Al-
liances, will be the guest of the
City Committee of JNWA and its
local English-speaking branch
this Saturday night, at Lachar's
Hall on 12th St.
Former servicemen are espec-
ially invited to this gathering, at
which the issues of the forthcom-
ing World Zionist Congress will
be discussed.
There will be a musical pro-
gram and refreshments will be
served. • •
CAIRO, (JTA)—About 20 per-
sons, including two policemen,
were wounded here when a mob
stoned police who attempted to
break up a demonstration against
the recommendations _ of the
Anglo-American inquiry commit-
tee. Fifty persons were arrested.
A family reunion, inspired by
a Detroiter, has resulted in the
planting of a grove of 1,000 trees
in Palestine through the Jewish
National Fund.
During the visit In -the East
two weeks ago of Mr. and Mrs.
William Hordes, the Savelewitz
family held a reunion, for the
First time in a decade, in New
Haven, Conn.
Activities of this family having
been interrupted on account of
the war, Mrs. Hordes, the former
Belle Savelewitz, arranged for
the reunion of all relatives from
New York, Nevi Jersey and Cori::
necticut on May 12.
Mr. Hordes inaugurated the
tree-planting project and the
group contributed $1,500 to plant
a grove of trees in Palestine, in
memory of the parents of the
Savelewitz family, the late Zuss-
Man and Rachel Savelewitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Savelewitz or-
iginally were farmers in Stepney,
Conn.'
clorified Stone marten
Zausmer, fur designer,
dreamed up the scalloped
hemline repeated at the
semi-pushup sleeves on this
caressingly soft fur. Rich-
ly blended in golden to
deep brown stripes. Rippl-
ing in fluid lines to the
advance 30-inch length. A
proud fur fashion high-
lighting the new flange
shoulder.
.
Seek Relatives Through
Social Service Bureau
Anyone knowing the where-
_ abouts of the following is request-
ed to call the Jewish Social Ser-
vice Bureau, 5737 Second, TR. 2-
4080, Monday through Friday;
Fajwel Icel Kuzikowicz, born near
Pinsk. Poland. sought by nephew,
Hersz Kuzikowicz.
David Klein, sought by Eugene Klein
from Roumania. .
Simon Weiner, sought by Fishel
Londner, born 1927 in Sosnovice.
Berman family, formerly of 3780
Wager, sought brflersh Leib Leiber-
gold, son of Motel.
Jacob Linowski, son of Velvet, sought
by Gidale Linowski, son of Molel.
Joseph Goldberg, formerly from Chi-
cago, sought by Bernard Grunstein.,
Jack Berkovitz, formerly from . A91
Glendale, sought by Iren Berkovics,
born 1899 at Munkacs.
Jack Klepfner, formerly lived on
Brush St., sought by Henrik Weinrieb.
Edward Bernstein, sought by Moses
Hochburger.
• Anna Miller, sought By •Jenkel-Mos-
nek Blimbaum, born in Striketz,
Poland.
Moses Ceresnia, born 1900 in Bedzln,
Poland, sought by Salmo Gitler.
Rosa Wisse (Weiss), in fur business,
sought by niece, Ela Laks.
Moritz Braunstein, Hana,"Mali, Simon
and Bertha Braunstein, sought by Iancu
Moritz Braunstein of Roumania.
Sam Fridling, formerly from Gratiot
Ave., sought by Ava Fridling in Ger-
many,.
Irene Vaszily, of Westend Ave.,
sought by Bela Minkr, in Hungary.
Natan, Rajzla, and Simon Silver,
souu,ght by Solomon Danziger.
Chana Sziro, sought, by Estera Man-
delsus, born 1920 in Poland.
Wolf Singer, sought by Salomon
Reich, born 1912, Lodz, Poland.
Paul Schaffer, formerly of 7915 W.
Jefferson, sought by Simon Czeisler,
Budapest.
Eugene Weisz, formerly of Haw-
thorne Ave., sought by. Solomon Lebo-
yits, Miskolc, Hungary.
Symcha Kleinman, sought by Jankel
:Waxberg.
Sam Mermelstein, sought by Ilona
Weiss, born 1925 in Munkacevo.
Maria Gratiau Simovich, 46 years
old, practical nurse, sought by Marco
Labash.
Members of Hochman family: Emil,
Bella, Yosi, Moritz, from Siltolu, Rou-
mania. sought by Haim Karoyhold.
Frank Nemet, sought by Joseph Mam-
ors tei n.
FRS
7,
Send Your Furs to
Zausmer Fur Storage
and Mrs. Harry Mondry, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Shayne, 'Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lin-
sky, Harry Schumer, Morris Schaver,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Michlin, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Goldoftas, Mrs. Emma Schrei-
er, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaminer, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Ginsburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Wolf Snyder, Eugene Franzblau, Dr.
Alexander Sanders, Isaac Franck, Abe
Cohen, J./ Bricker, Joseph Bernstein,
Herman Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. A. Harri-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Max Tepper and
I. Zemel.
Urges Immediate Camp
Habonim Registration
The quota for Camp Habonim,
Day Camp of the Center, is rap-
idly being reaChed.
Parents are urged by Aviva
Gootman, director of the camp
and the Center's junior pro-
gram, to call the registrar, Betty
Salter, MA. 8400, immediately
for an interview appointment.
She states:
"Children are being interview-
ed on an individual basis, and
their interests , are being deter-
mined, with the assistance of
their parents. Our camp is being
conducted by a , highly trained
and competent staff which has
been selected on the basis of
specialized skill in working with
children. Center membership is
required of all children apply-
ing for camp. The fee will be
$6.50 per week. The camp sea-
son, July 1 to Aug. 23, will be
divided into four two-week per-
iods. The 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 station stops at
selected points where the chil-
dren under supervision will be
taken to and from the center.
Applications for 12th Street
Council Center also are being
accepted.
The 288 Jewish community
centers and Y.M. and Y.W.H.A.'s
JWB overseas hospitality cent-
which are members of the Na- ers were organized at Le Havre,
tional Jewish Welfare Board have Paris,. Rheims, Berlin, Bremen,
427,000 members men, women Stuttgart, Vienna, Frankfurt,
and young people.
shanghai and Australia.
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