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Mowrer to Address JNF's
Public Rally on Tuesday
Butzel to Address
Jr. Service Group
Sunday at Center
With Fred M. Butzel as
speaker and a social program to
follow, the first Junior Service
Group meeting to be held at 2:30
p. m., Sunday, Oct. 20, at the
Edgar Ansel Mowrer, outstanding world authority on Jewish Center is certain to be an
interesting and entertaining mix-
foreign affairs and one of the best informed men on th
Palestine situation, will address a public meeting arranged er. All Detroit Jewish young
by the Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit, at 8:15 p. m. adults are invited to attend.
Sol J. Schwartz, president of
on Tuesday, Oct. 22, in the Shaarey Zedek social hall.
the JSG, will preside at the
William Hordes, president of the JNF Council, who will meeting, which will feature a
preside, extends an invitation to the entire community to discussion of "The Roll of the
attend this important rally. O'
Junior Service Group in „De-
Two outstanding additional
troit's Jewish Community."
features at this meeting will be:
Committee members who
1. Presentation of the JNF
planned and arranged the meet-
Golden Book certificate to
ing include the Program Com-
Judge Frank A. Picard, chair-
mittee, Dr. Samuel Krohn, chair-
man of the Michigan Chapter
man; Mandel Berman and Elise
of the American Christian Pal-
M. Zeme; Arrangements Com-
estine Committee, in apprecia-
mittee, Edward A. Simon, chair-
tion of his efforts in behalf of
man; Rose Amernick and Her-
the establishment of the Jew-
mine Stone; Membership Com-
ish National Home.
mittee, Monte M. Korn, chair-
2. Inauguration of the an-
man; Morton D. Lieberman and
nual donor event of the Ladies'
Corinne R. Perlis; and the Pub-
Auxiliary of the JNF. Mrs. Ir-
lic Relations Committee, Harold
ving J. Shevin, auxiliary pres-
N. Rosemont, chairman; Margie
ident, will announce her com-
Aronsson, Alex J. Etkin and
mittees for this event.
Bluma
Nagler.
Mowrer is the distin-
There is no admission charge.
:shed author of the Pulitzer
Judge Picard to Be Presented With Golden Book Certifi-
cate at Shaarey Zedek Meeting: Ladies' Auxiliary
to Inaugurate Donor Campaign
w inning book, "Germany
Puts the Clock Back": "Dragon
A w akc, - (('hina): "Global War. -
"( ;el ■ an• Puts the Clock
Ea, k . ' was NA . raten while Mr.
IvInw ter w as stationed in Germany
for ergo correspondent fur the
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tint ago Datl ■ ,. News. It brought to
a sun tied w orld the things Hitler
inaugurating in the Reich. It
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has beta called one of the books
that rocked the world." As a re-
stilt of this book and the dis-
patches Mr. Mow rer was sending
fr om Germany, he was expelled
front the Keith by Hitler—earn-
ing the distinction of being the
first American correspondent to
he sent out of Germany by the
EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER
Dances, forums, weinie roasts
and rallies are on the calendar
of Intercollegiate Zionist Feder-
ation of America (IZFA), student
Zionist organization.
All college students in the me-
tropolitan Detroit area are in-
vited to join IZFA. Meetings are
held every Tuesday at 8:30 p. m.
at Wayne University's Hillel
House, 4841 Second Blvd. For in-
formation call Mae Spizizen, TO.
5-4264, or Joe Yanich, TO. 6-8046.
Knows World Situation
Few Americans have had such
opportunities for understanding
the world situation as Mr. Mow-
r•r. lie is familiar with all the
countries of Europe and has
'worked in most of them. He has
spent years in France, Germany,
and Italy, and speaks the lan-
guages of these countries. He
has worked in Britain and twice
spoken to la rgcy 'Mains of mem-
bers of the British Parliament in
committee rooms at the House of
Commons. He has visited Russia
and twice been to the Far East
for extended trips. He covered
World War I. the beginning of
the Spanish Civil War. and one
phase of the war in China. He
predicted, in 1923, that Mussolini
would make trouble for the
world unless speedily squashed;
in 1933 that Adolf Hitler was
a new war; in
- hell-bent" on
1936 that Japan was about to
start on the effort to dominate
the Far East.
Mr. Mowrer returned to this
country in November, 1941, just
before Pearl Harbor. He cov-
ered the first year of World
War II in France and watched
the French collapse at Paris,
Tours, and Bordeaux.
Covered Paris Meetings
Boaz Siegel of Wayne Univer-
sity's Law School is faculty ad-
visor. Lawrence Crohn is the
sponsor from the Detroit Zionist
Youth Commission. Esther Zei-
tak is president of the chapter.
WILLIAM HORDES
of the Pulitzer prize for distin-
guished foreign correspondence.
Mr. Mowrer, who has just re-
turned from Paris, where he
covered the Peace Conference,
divides his 'time betiveen Wash-
ington and New York.
Mr. Mowrer is a brilliant
speaker and is famed for his
incisive style.
..
each time you come into
Kvutzah Ivrith to Elect
New Officers This Saturday
you to fill this as my doc-
Council of the Detroit Service Group, the report of
the Nominating Committee of the Council is hereby
given public notice at least ten days prior to election
of Officers which will take place on Tuesday, October
29, at 6 p. m. at the Hotel Stotler.
Food Service Council
BALLOT
Detroit Service Group
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Chairman (Vote for One)
MAX SCHAYOWITZ
Vice Chairmen (Vote for Four)
D TOM BORMAN
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WILLIAM BOESKY
BEN KLEIN
MORRIS MENDELSOHN
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Executive Secretary (Vote for One)
ABE L SUDRAN
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Representatives to Board of Goven.ors,
Jewish Welfare Federation (Vote for -Two)
HARRY BECKER
NATHAN LURIE
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Council Board of Directors
Bakeries (Vote for Two)
SAMUEL MARKOWITZ
PHILIP OLENDER
Beverage & Liquors (Vote for Two)
❑ MORTON FEIGENSON
❑ .ABRAHAM WEINSTEIN
Wholesale Groceries (Vote for Three)
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SAM ARKIN
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Super Markets (Vote for Three)
WILLIAM ROSSEN
MORRIS COOPER
BERNARD GOURWITZ
❑ HERMAN LEVINE
O IRWIN D. SHEWACH
Retail Markets (Vote for Three)
❑ SAM BYNDER
❑ HAPRY GOLDEN
O JOSEPH KEIDAN
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Retail Meats (Vote for One)
BARUCH EISELMAN
Wholesale Meats (Vote for Two)
O ISRAEL SCHLAIFER
❑ MAX GORDON
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Food Brokers & Processors (Vale for One)
SOL KURTZMAN
Restaurants, Bars and Night Clubs (Vote for Two)
❑ NORMAN BLAKE
❑ JOSEPH FREEDMAN
.. YOU PAY US —
any of our stores to piece
the Ladies Auxiliary, headed by
Mrs. Abraham Panush.
Reports of activities for the
past year will be submitted by •
chairmen of committees. Joseph
Haggai will be chairman.
The next out-of-town guest
speaker to address the Kvutzah,
on Saturday, Nov. 9, will be
Shlomo Marenof, educator and
author of several Hebrew books.
Mr. Marenof, director of the Bu-
reau of Jewish Education of
Omaha, Neb., will speak on the
origin and development of the
Hebrew Aleph Beth.
This Saturday, 8:30 p. m., IZFA
is sponsoring a "shower" dance at
Hillel House. Admission will be
books or ,records to be used as
the foundation for the house
braries. A weinie roast mixer
for Members will be held Satur-
day, Oct. 26, at Hine' House.
IZFA compatriots at University
of Michigan have been invited.
Plans are being formulated for
a Balfour Day rally at Wayne
University, Friday, Nov. 1-
We Appreciate
the Compliment
From January, 1942, until
March. 1943, he worked with the
U. S. government, seeing the
world development from the in-
side.
Mr. Mowrer was the recipient
Kvutzah Ivrith will elect new
officers Saturday evening at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Building. All
members and friends are invited.
Refreshments will be served by
Student Zionists
List Year's Events
In accordance with the By-laws of the Food Service
• prescription in the hands
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, Tobacco (Vote for One)
ARCHIE CHERRIN
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MAX WEISS
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Produce (Vote for Three)
CHARLES GINSBERG
LOUIS RYCUS
SAMUEL SOHWARTZ
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MAX LOEWENSTEIN
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Rsh (Vote for One)
NATHAN METZ
Dairies (Vote for One)
of our pharmacists. For
you are saying: "I trust
tor directed." You can be
sure we will.
routtry (Vote for One)
Cunningham's is a name
to rely upon. For prompt,
emirate prescriptions, you
can depend on your
neighborhood.
MIL
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