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Friday, November IS, 1946
Dr. Joslow to Speak
At Jr. Service Group
Meeting Thursday
Windsor's Welfare Fund
Quota Set at $100,000
Milton Meretiky, Robert Slutzky and Nathan Tepperman
Named Co-Chairmen of Campaign; Dr. Brickner to
Address Dinner Next Meeting TuesdAy Evening
Dr. M. Jacob Joslow, former
director of the Joint Distribution
Committee• educational program
in Germany, will be the featured
Windsor's Jewish Welfare Fund, conducted by the Jew-
ish Community Council of the border city, has adopted a
quota of $100,000 for the current year, the goal to include
numerous important causes in addition to the Joint Distri-
bution Committee and the United Palestine Appeal. This
goal is $25,000 above last year's quota of $75,000.
. A community-wide dinne rp
meeting will be held at Congre-
gation Shaar Shomayim next
Tuesday evening, with Rabbi
Barnett Brickner of Cleveland as
guest speaker. The general can-
vass will be conducted Nov. 20
to Dec. 9.
Milton Meretsky, Robert Slut-
zky and Nathan Tepperman were
named co-chairmen of this year's
Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, M.D., Ph.D.,
campaign. Other campaign lead- vice-president of the University
ers are:
of Illinois, will be the principal
Co-chairmen. of special names
division: Harry Gray, Ben Mat- speaker at the twentieth anniver-
sary dinner of North End Clinic,
thews. Harry V exler.
Co-chairmen of women's divi- Wednesday, Dec. 4, at the War-
sion: Mrs. M. Levine, Mrs. J. dell-Sheraton Hotel, discussing
Rash, Mrs. L. T aylor.
"Some Future Attainable Goals
Chairman of general canvass: in Medical Research. -
Harry Schwartz.
During the war Dr. Ivy served
Co-chairmen of youth division: as scientific director of the Naval
Mrs. M. Levine, Jacob Rash, Mil- Medical Research Institute, where
ton S u m n e r, ex-officio, Hy he developed the process of de-
Muroff.
salination of sea water which en-
Other chairmen of the women's abled men cast adrift to secure
division are:
drinkable water from the ocean.
Dr. Ivy also developed a pro-
Arrangements: Mrs. B. Mat-
thews. Mrs. N. Ramm; publicity, tective cream against flesh burns
Mrs. I. B. Ezra; local speakers, resulting from explosions, and the
Mrs. M. Levine; collections, Miss tablet life-ration used by the
Navy Air Force.
Frances Geller.
Since 1943. he has been con-
sultant to the Naval Medical Re-
search Institute.
North End Clinic is a member
agency of the Jewish Welfare
Federation and a Red Feather
agency of the Community Chest.
Naval Research
Leader Speaks
At Clinic Dinner
200 in Saginaw
Hear Debate on
Palestine Issue
SAGINAW.—An audience of
approximately 200 Christians and
Jews participated in a debate on
the Palestine issue on Monday
evening. at the Salvation Army
Citadel.
The panel discussion was ar-
ranged by the Saginaw Com-
munity Forum. Rabbi Edward
M. Tenenbaum introduced the
moderator, Judge Frank A. Pic-
ard.
Participants in the discussion
were.
The Rev. John Stanley Grauel,
member of the board of the
American Christian Palestine
New York radio
Committee.
broadcaster and writer.
Prof. Werner Bohnstedt of
the department of history and
civilization at Michigan 'State
College. Lansing.
Miguel Kawas. Arab graduate
student at the University of
Michigan.
Philip Slomovitz, editor of The
Detroit Jewish Newg.
Sentiment appeared about
evenly divided for the Arab and
Jewish sides.
Social Service Bureau
Seeks Friends, Relatives
Anyone knowing the where-
abouts of the following is asked
to contact the Jewish Social Serv-
ice Bureau. TR. 2-4080, 5737 Sec-
ond. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
Beni Labin. sought by Hersh Labin.
originally from Cernowitz.
David Goldstein, sought by his cou-
sin. Elie Haskelewitsch.
Moritz Rosner. sought by Aron
Rosner.
Zeni Mittelman. sought by Andrei
Mittelman.
Beila Schneider. age 60, sought by
Marya Gitle Cytrybaum.
Edith Hersh, Aron Hersh, sought by
Enta Sin Smil.
Simon Schneider. age 30, sought by
Marys Gitle Cytrynbaurn.
Jonas Fleischer, sought by Sloim and
Ester Fleischer.
Aaron Fuhrman. sought by his
nephe•. Pinellas Fuxmar.
Sam Adler. sought by Dona Tobias.
Mrs. Netty Stein, sought b y
niece. Madetin Svarz (Schwartz).
Arnold. Toby and Harry rer.
'sought by their cousin, Hans Szach-
mer.
Bernard Haber, sought by Samuel
Haber.
Franz Heller of Vienna, seeking
Hans Hayek, formerly of Vienna, who
probably lived at 2967 Gladstone, en-
gaged in the scrap metal business.
Aaron Licht, sought by 'Joseph
Berszman from Zszilkivn, Poland.
Israel, Harry and Riwan Burszteftt.
sought by their nephews, Israel and
Uszer Kircidel. born .in Poland. .
Jewish Children
Write Essays on
Palestine Mandate
Pupils in all Detroit Jewish
schools are participating in an
essay contest on the obligations
the world powers owe to the Jew-
ish people under the Palestine
Mandate, complete text of which
was published in last week's issue
of The Jewish News.
A limited number of copies of
the issue containing the Mandate
still is available at the office of
The Jewish News.
Participants are asked to make
note of the fact that while Pales-
tine today, without Transjordan-
ia, is less than 10,000 square miles
in size with a population of 1,-
500,000, there are seven Arab
states with a total area of 1,288,-
954 square miles for a population
of 14,000.000.
Congress Women
Hear Lisa Sergio
Detroit Women's Division of
the American Jewish Congress
Will have as guest speaker at a
luncheon meeting at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel next Wednesday,
at 12:30 p. m., Lisa Sergio, out-
standing lecturer, commentator
and writer.
Miss Sergio. daughter of an
Italian nobleman and American
mother. early realizing Musso-
lini's potential danger, turned
from her work as interpreter
to the underground and was sub-
sequently compelled to flee Italy,
and has continued her fight
against tyranny and facism in
this country.
Mrs. Irwin I. Lappin, vice-pres-
ident in charge of program, an-
nounces that tickets for the
luncheon may be obtained from
Mrs. Albert Block, UN. 1-0624;
Mrs. Samuel Blondy, UN. 2-9221;
Mrs. Irwin Schubiner, TO. 8-9050;
or Mrs. Phil Stellar, TO. 3-1363.
The home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Schoenfeld, 3285 Burlingame, will
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to the scene of the next educa-
tion committee meeting on Mon-
d4- at 1:30 p. m.
Goldberg Reports Hayim Greenberg
On Europe Tour To Speak Nov. 20
At Rally Nov. 20 At Shaarey Zedek
Ben Zion Goldberg, eminent
author, columnist of the Jewish
Daily Day, who has just returned
from a, tour of Soviet Russia, Pol-
and and Palestine, will report on
his impressions of Jewish condi-
tions in these countries at a mass
meeting at the Bnai Moshe next
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The meeting was arranged by
the Black 'look Committee, the
United City Committee of Lands-
manshaften, the American Jew-
ish Congress and Jewish People's
Order.
The public is invited to attend
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club viii
present Hayim Greenberg, speak-
ing on "The Peace and the J w
ish Problem," at 8:30 p. m., Wed-
nesday, Nov. 20, at Shaarey
Zedek.
Noted philosopher and leader
in the Labor Zionist movement,
Greenberg is editor of "The Jew-
ish Frontier" and "Yiddishe
Kaempfer."
this lecture and to hear Mr. Gold-
berg's intimate report.
Tickets will be available at the
door.
DR. M. .7. JOSLOW
speaker at the Junior Service
Group meeting at 8 p.m., Thurs-
day, Nov. 21, at Shaarey Zedek.
Dr. Joslow returned in October
from Europe where he was in
charge of establishing academic
and vocational schools. organizing
trade schools for teachers and set-
ting up libraries.
The rest of the evening's dis-
cussion will be devoted to a study
of Jewish overseas relief activi-
ties in general.
Also participating in the pro-
g-am will be the Hadassah
Chorus. An orchestra will pro-
vide music for dancing.
All Detroit Jewish youth are
invited. Two cans of food for
overseas relief will be the price
of admission. The cans will be
donated to the JDC - sponsored
SOS Emergency Collection.
Workers Alliance No. 114
Plans Cultural Evening
Branch 114 of Jewish National
Workers' Alliance will have the
second in its series of cultural
meetings at 8 p.m. this Sunday
at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Shoshanah Brooks Friedman.
soloist. will present a group of
Yiddish and Hebrew songs. Reu-
ben Silver will read selections
from Yiddish literary works and
there will be other features on
the program. Refreshments will
be served.
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