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THE JEWISH NEWS
Fridays October 18, 1946
Food Council Nominating Committeei Robert R. Nathan
To Address Labor
Zionists Monday
—Photo by Paul Icirseh, Jewish News Photographer
B. A. GOURWITZ, HARRY BRENNER, SOL G. KURTZMAN
and ABE L. SUDRAN (left to right), of the Nominating Commit-
tee of the Food Service Council, Detroit Service Group. discuss
general problems before settling down to the business of select-
ing nominees for year-round office, at the Committee meeting,
Monday, Oct. 7. at the Jewish tenter. Election of officers will be
held at the Victory Stag Dinner, Tuesday. Oct. 29 at the Statler.
Delegates from 4 States to Attend
Pioneer Women's Detroit Conclave
Robert R. Nathan, eminent
economist, authority on Pales-
tine's industrial needs, will ad-
dress the dinner of the Detroit
Central Committee of the Labor
Zionist Organization of America
on Monday evening at Hotel Stat-
ler. Morris Lieberman will pre-
side.
Recently Nathan has concerned
himself with the economic poten-
tialities of Palestine and Eretz
Israel's absorptive capa -4- y for
immigration of Jews. He made a
presentation of his findings to the
recent American and British Joint
Board of Inquiry. He is co-author
of "Palestine: Problem and Prom-
published by the Public Af-
fairs Press.
In addition to the arrangements
for this dinner, which will be
open to the public, the Detroit
Central Committee of the Labor
Zionist Organization has made
plans for a large program of ac-
tivities in Detroit. Among future
visitors and speakers to come
here under its sponsorship is Berl
Locker, British member of the
Jewish Agency for Palestine.
Representatives of Pioneer
Women's Organizations from four
states in this area will attend the
two-day conference this Saturday
and Sunday, at the Detroit-Leland
Hotel.
Mrs. Alexander Orkin of Cleve-
land is chairman of the region.
Delegates will represent 29
clubs in Michigan, Ohio, Tennes-
see and Western Pennsylvania.
The formal opening of the con-
ference will be held in the main
ballroom of the hotel at a lunch-
eon on Saturday, Oct. 19, at which
the 21st anniversary of the Pio-
neer Women's Organization will
be celebrated.
Business sessions will begin
early Saturday morning and will
continue throughout the latter
part of the afternoon and eve-
ning. and all day Sunday.
Mrs. Israel Goldstein, of the
Pioneer Women's Organization
National praesidium will lead in
most of the discussions.
Mrs. Jacob Schreier, president
of the Detroit council, is chair-
man of the conference.
Detroit offices of Pioneer Wom-
en's Organization are located at •
9142 Linwood. There are eight
chapters in Detroit, and a central
Council of all groups. Mrs. Jacob
Schreier is president of the Coun-
cil. Mrs. David Sislin is publicity
chairman for the Council.
During the past year, the De-
troit Council raised $60,000 for
the Working Women's Council of •
Palestine and the Child Rescue
Fund.
Detroit's groups were hosts to
two national conventions, in 1930
and 1942.
Welfare Federation
Women's Division
Seeks Volunteers
Home for Aged Residents
Thank Dr. Otto A. Hirsch
Sheftel Brown. in a message to
The Jewish News, expresses
thanks to Dr. Otto Hirsch, super-
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intendent of the Jewish Home for
Resumption of activities in the Aged, for the excellence with
Women's Division of the Jewish which he conducted Kol Nidre
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tated enlargement of various the Home.
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her co-chairman, Mrs. Nathan H.
Schermer. Mrs. Blumberg will
head a group of volunteers who
will prepare envelopes for mail-
ing. This committee will meet
every Monday at the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation office, 52 West
Presents
Warren.
The Community Information
Committee. under the chairman-
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ship of Mrs. Jack Berman, is also
in need of additional help. This
group is co-operating with the
staff of the JWF in bringing
women's records up to date. Most
of work is done by telephone.
The Community Information
Committee is a sub-cordmittee of
the Survey Committee of which
Mrs. Hyman C. Broder is chair-
nian.
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Anyone interested in working
with either of these groups is
requested to call Mrs. Jackson,
executive director of the Worn-
en's Division at TE. 1-1600.
APOLLO RECORDS
EDDIE
"ROCHESTER
ANDERSON
SINGING
The Jewish Breakfast Song
"Bagels AND Lox"
Goldman Relative Sought
(WITH THE CHEESE IN THE MIDDLE)
Mildred Goldman of 152 E. 7th
$t., New York City, is seeking the
Whereabouts of a Mr. Goldman,
an uncle,. who lived in Detroit.
She recently received a letter
from another uncle, Heinz Gold-
man, now in the American zone
is Germany. Miss Goldman's
father recently passed away and
She is seeking the Detroit Gold-
man to enlist his aid in obtaining
passage for the other uncle and
his family to Detroit. Her letter
mentions a Mendel Goldman of
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In accordance with the By-laws of the Professional Di-
vision of the Detroit Service Group, the report of the
Nominating Committee of the Division is hereby given
which will take place on Monday, October 28, at 8
p. m. in &size; Hall, Jewish Community Center.
Professional Division
BALLOT
Detroit Service Group
Chairman (Vote for One)
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ISADORE LEVIN
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DR. CHARLES LAKOFF
ARTHUR S. PURDY
GEORGE M. STUTZ
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IRWIN SHAW
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Representatives to Board of Governors,.
Jewish Welfare Federation (Vote for Two)
ISADORE LEVIN
DR. LAWRENCE H. SELTZER
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Division Board of Directors
Attorneys (Vote for Two)
ABE SATOVSKY
A. C. LAPPIN
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Dentists (Vote for Two
DR. MAX WINSLOW
DR. ABE S. PEARLMAN
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Physicians (Vote for Two)
DR. MERYL M. FENTON
Vice-Chairmen (Vote for Three)
Executive Secretary (Vote for One)
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DR. PETER G. SHIFRIN
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Pharmacists (Vote for Two)
SAMUEL N. BEZ
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MORRIS SUSSMAN
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MORRIS KARBAL
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Accountants (Vote for One)
JOSEPH L STAUB
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DR. SAUL COLE
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DR. JOSEPH J. JACOBS
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DR. SYJNEY F. ELLIAS
Drug Suppliers (Vote for One)
Optometrists Opticians (Vote for One)
Chiropodists (Vote
for One)
Osteopathic-Physicians (Vote for One)
Educational Workers (Vote for One)
MRS. GEORGE BLUMENSTOCK
0 JOSEPH STEINBERGER
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HELEN S. KASS
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IRVIN6 I. KATZ
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Social Services (Vote for Two)
CLARICE FREUD
CECILIA SNETZER
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JULIUS L KABATSKY
ARTHUR L ROBBINS
JOHN M. WISE
Religious Workers (Vote for One)
Governmental Employees (Vote for Three)
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PETITION