Discrimination Changes
Students' Career Plans

Meyerowitz to Address Histadrut
Workers' Rally Thursday Evening

NEW YORK, (JPS)—Fear that

First Two Weeks' Campaigning Nets $50,000 Towards Goal racial and religious discrimina-
tion would prevent their admis-
of $175,000; Campaigners Spurred to Action by
sion 'to privately endowed grad-
Scheyer; Organizational Division Heads Selected

With close to $50,000 already
raised at the end of two weeks
campaigning towards the $175,-
000 goal of the 1947 Detroit His-
tadrut campaign, M. L. Schaver,
honorary chairman of the drive
who presided at last Thursday's-
rally, urged workers to accelerate
the tempo of their work.
Mr. Schaver praised the work
of those solicitors and divisions
through whose efforts twice as
much money has been brought
in this year as against the same
period.last year. He pointed out
that the greater amount also
represented substantially higher
individual contributions a n d
stated that -achievements thus far
should spur workers to intensify
their efforts because the $175,000
goal could not be achieved with-
out the team work of all workers
and organizations.
Initial Reports
Initial- reports from organiza-
tional delegates show increased
treasury and individual gifts, ac-
cording to J. L. Wolock, chair-
man, and M. Taich, director of
organizations. Kadimah Social
Club, Detroit Kosher Butchers
Association, Men's Club of Con-
gregation Bnai David, Puzhmer
Verein, and Pinsker Verein are
among the organizations which
already have arranged Histadrut
nights to feature showing of the
new Palestine movie, color sound
film, "Gateways to Freedom".
Louis Levine, key Pinsker
worker and chairman of the
speakers and radio division, asks
organizations to make early res-
ervations for this film by calling
Histadrut campaign headquarters,
TY. 7-8225.
Captains Selected
Alex Nichamin, chairman of
Farband Branch 137, announces
the selection of captains and
workers. M. L. Schaver heads
the business division and Nor-
man Cottler the grocery and pro-
duce division Other captains and
workers are:

A. Borwtein. captain: Mrs Philiv
Jaffe, Louis Levine. David Sislin, Ar-
nold Weitzman, Sant White. I3i aet
Woodrow. I. Stem. M. Goldwater anti
M. Meyers, workers: Adele Moncir3.
captain: B. Rosenthal. Leonard Brody
S J Greenberg. William " Hordes. S
R Reznik. Harry Mondry. J. Schechet
and M. Luharsky. workers: Alex
Nichamin, captain and Nathan Linden
co-captain: Max Bachman. S. P. Baker.
A. J Blumenau, Joe Greenbaum, John
Isaacs. William KJafer, Harry Schum-
er. Samuel Sharkey. J. M Singer.
Henry Strub, Julius Zemol, A White.
S. Let inn, M Dorn. M. Lieberman and
J. Berkowitz: Philip Imber. captain.
S. Baron, Leo J. Cohen. Louis Gurman.
Dr. William Klein, Mandel Marcus and
Id. Levine, workers: M Schubin•r
captain. M. Eisenberg. Philip Jaffe.
Jack Rosenthal. Louis Rubinoff, Mrs.
David Sislin and Dave Taback, work-
ers.

Bernard Milinsky, chairman of
all Farband Divisions, announces

that terms have been organized
in other Farband branches under
the following key men:

Branch 79. Si.Glass. J Mikoisky, A
Karninker and 0. Goldberg: Branch
314. Samuel Kane. L Raznick, A
Beftner. Si.Neiman and B. Masiofsky:

Honor Socialist Leaders
At Workmen's Circle

- Norman Thomas and other
members of the ex.oecutive board
of the national Socialist party
meeting in Detroit this weekend
will be honored at a dinner at
the Workmen's Circle, 11529 Lin-
wood, this Saturday evening, at
which Harry Fleischman and
Aaron Levenstein will be featur-
ed speaker&
Fleischman, organizer for the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
and other major unions, has been
party secretary since 1942. His
topic will be "1947—Year of De-
cision."

Page Seven ,

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 24, 1947

Branch 552, Aaron Reitman. Louis
Kaminsky. Al. Rosenthal, Boris Wise
and Berl Bearshen.

uate schools has caused members

of the senior class in City College
to abandon plans to study med-
Solicit League Members
Sidney Shevitz, chairman of icine, dentistry and other pro-
League Chapter, LZOA, announ- fessions, it was revealed by a
ces that Morris Lieberman and survey of 295 seniors conducted
Alex Schreier will solicit League toy the college's sociology depart-
members.
veterans.
M. Meyerowitz, prominent Jew- ment. Half the class are
Eighty per cent of the class
ish educator and former head of
the Detroit Farband Folk Schools, indicated that they intended to
will be the guest speaker at the pursue professional careers, and
workers rally Thursday evening,
at 8:30 in the Rose Sittig Cohen .an additional ten per cent said
Auditorium. Mr. Meyerowitz, who they would have done so if train-
received his Master's Degree in ing had been available in a state-
Education and Law from Colum- endowed university. Ninety-five
bia University, is an authority on per cent of the graduating class
Jewish literature and folklore and gave weight to this attitude by
a popular speaker. He is at the recommending the establishment
head of all educational work of of a state supported university
the Chicago Region of the Jewish with quota - less graduates
branches.
Nationll Workers' Alliance.

French Admit Jewish Refugees
Evading British Blockade

PARIS—Authoritative French sources here and in
Marseilles are quoted as stating they are cognizant of
an increasing traffic of Mediterranean vessels which are
running the British blockade with European refugees
who are on the way to Palestine.
These sources stated as many as 70 sailing craft,
yachts, steamers and motorboats, chartered for this
purpose, have appeared off the Marseille-Spezia region
in the Mediterranean, having put in at Marseille for
fueling and supplies.
This is considered "regular" procedure by the
French who have not interfered with the traffic. The
entire issue is considered a British problem here.

Plan Memorial Rites
For Martyrs of Turov

Turover Relief Committee has
arranged a mass memorial meet-
ing to be held at 2 p. in. Sun-
day, Jan. 26, at the Turover Shul,

Linwood and Richton.
Mendel Shiffman, chairman.

says memorial prayers will be
chanted for the martyrs in Turov

and the secretary, Morris Shiff-
man, will read the names of the
165 surviving families in that
vicinity.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman will be
guest speaker.
A call has been issued from
headquarters of the Turover Re-
lief Committee, 3806 W. Grand
Ave.. to all Turover landsleite
to attend this meeting.

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a/ PRE AT LOw price levels

...and here's why

Our prices have always been moderate and our volume of sales hes always
been great. As a result we were not confronted with the `need for "reducing"
highly inflated price tickets in en intensive January sale. Consequently this
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fresher pelts obtained at the recent raw skin
markets. We urge you to select a truly NEW
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We believe our current prices are the lowest that
will be quoted on luxury furs for a long time to

come.

Sifverblu Let-Out Muskrat Coat

475

Black Persian Lamb Coat

495

Gray Persian Lamb Coat

575

Mink Dyed Fitch Cape

595

Matara Alaska Seal Coat

795

Genuine Leopard Coat

Natural Wild Mink Cape-Stole

895

• 1195

Natural Mink Jacket

1495

Natural Wild Mink Coat

2295

Natural Stone Marten Coat

2795

Platinum Silverblu Mink Coat

5995

Noted author and lecturer on
labor relations and, recently, the

atomic age, Levenstein has long
been active in the party and was
formerly editor of the "Call,"
Socialist organ. He will discuss
"Socializing the Atom'

Budapest Soccer Team
To Play Matches in Palestine
• BUDAPEST, (JTA)—The Bud-
apest soccer team will shortly
depart for Tel Aviv where it
will play the first in a series of
matches with Palestinian teams.

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to Federal Tax

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