Schumer Calls for Increased Efforts
In $175,000 Labor Zion Drive
Harry Schumer, chairman of
the 1947 Histadrut (Gewerkshaft-
en) Campaign, in hib announce-
ment that $15,000 has been raised
in the third week of solicitations,
boosting the -total secured thus
far to $64,000, asserted that if the
075,0001 goal is to be reached
workers will have to secure a
Minimum of $20,000 in each week
left for actual campaigning.
Mr. Schumer expressed confid-
ence that the entire goal will be
reached as a demonstration of
Detroit Jewry's interest in His-
tadrut's work in Palestine. "Out
of the ranks of Histadrut." he
said. "come specially trained
young men who are in the van-
guard of the builders of Zion and
who are carrying on our pioneer-
ing work."
Weekly campaign meetings
continue and will be held at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. on
Thursday nights.
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TH ( E JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 31, 1947
Mogilover Society, Kovler Voly-
ner, Keshenever Bessaraber Ver-
ein and Branch 552 of Jewish
National Workers Alliance. A
special showing of-.the Histadrut
Palestinian film will be made for
Larry Adler to Play,
Speak at Hadassah's
Meeting, Wednesday
Larry Adler, world famous
harmonica artist. will be pre-
sented by Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah at Brown Memorial
Chapel, Temple Beth El, next
Wednesday, at 1:30 p. m.
Mr. Adler, who. will appear
thal evening in a concert at Mu-
sic Hall with Paul Draper, will
play for Hadassah and will speak
on Youth Aliyah and Minyan, in
which he is interested. For years
he has given his services to Had-
Miss Caller Begins Palestine" Series
For Detroit Youth Feb-. 4 at Center
A 28-year-old Brooklyn-born the banks of the Jordan river.
She was sent back to the U. S.
veteran of pioneer life in Pales-1
tine, Engee Caller, will be the
speaker fiat- the first talk in the
Palestine Forum at the- Jewish
Center Tuesday evening, Feb. 4.
Miss •Caller's talk will be one
of four in the series "What's Pal-
e,stine to You?" to be presented
on successive Tuesday nights at
the Center, offered especially for
Detroit Jewish young people who
would like to know more about
the everyday life of residents of
modern Palestine.
assah and Youth Aliyah.
Born in Baltimore, Mr. Adler
distinguished himself as a top
ranking harmonica player in
vaudeville, later, appearing with
Ziegfeld in this country and
in England. He has been guest
by Histadrut, federation of Pal-
estine trade unions, to bring the
story of what Americans are do-
ing in Palestine.
Harris said each of the talks
will be limited to 45 minutes. A
question and answer period will
follow.
Harry Katz. adult activities di-
rector at the Center. is super%':s-
ing the Center's share of the pro-
gram.
Non-Partisan Forum
Miss Caller. who is coming
Seventy-two herds of cow:, on
from New York especially- for Jewish farms in Palestine pro-
this programa, will describe the duced 2.455.000 litres of milk in
place of the American Jew in the last year. it was announced
Palestine.
at the 18th conference of Jewizih
The forum is being presented shepherds in Haifa.
artist with symphony orchestras. as a non-partisan contribution to
The program, arranged by Mrs. Zionist education by the Detroit
Harry L. Jones, chapter vice Hechalutz (Jewish Youth Pio-
At the insistence of sx many friends
president, is being given in honor neers), of which Matt Harris,
and acquaintances. I have organ.
forum
chairman,
is
executive
ized several Orchestral units for
of new members who have joined
your Musical requirements.
Hadassah in . the current cam- secretary. There is no admission
charge
for
any
of
the
talks.
paign conducted by Mrs. Maurice
Went to Palestine in '39
Landau. Seventy-five "Young
Miss Caller went to Palestine
Seniors" enrolled at the recent
Judge to Speak
The speaker at the rally next
Thursday will be Judge Lewis
Drucker of the Municipal
Court of Cleveland, fora er
chairman of the Cleveland
Zionist District. Judge Druck-
er is a member of the Huai
Bcith National Executive Com-
mittee and of the national
beard of Jewish War Veterans.
Be is active in all Cleveland
Jewish community affairs.
HERSCHEL LEIB
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Fred Ginsburg.
JOHN ISAACS
Prospective members are in-
members of Maimonides Medical vited to this meeting, under the
Society.
chairmanship of Mrs. Louis
Branch 2 of Labor Zionist Or- Glasier, president. Mrs. Herman
ganization is the first of the August, chairman of Chapter
Labor Zionist Group which has Youth Aliyah, will report on this
already exceeded its last year's-. activity.
Among the leading workers in goal. With more than $2,200 al- •
the drive is John Isaacs, treas- ready reported at the third work-
urer of the campaign. At 38, Mr. ers rally, it has only $600 to raise
Isaacs is a dynamic force in the to achieve a full 40 per cent in-
labor Zionist ranks. He came to crease over last year. The work
the U. S. at an early age. re- is spearheaded by William Thom-
ceived his elementary schooling son, president, and Mr. and Mrs.
Chaim Schauss. Jewish public-
here and in 1927 entered the Morris Levine, captains of the
ist whose "Jewish Festivals" was
linen supply business, having , group.
published in English by the
made a marked success of the
Union orAmerican Hebrew Con-
City Towel Service Co. He has
gregations, will give three lec-
been active in the Community JSG Players Planning
tures under auspices of the City
Chest. Allied Jewish Campaign, 'Headline News' Play
Committee of The Jewish Na-
Red Cross and other charitable
tional. Workers Alliance of De-
Movements.
"Headline News" will be the troit. -
ORCHESTRAS
as a pioneer in 1939. After one
year in a cooperative colony and
three in an agricultural village,
she and her 19 American com-
rades founder Kfar Blum, named
for the great French leader, lit-
erally pitching their tents in
malaria-ridden swamp lands on
Refined Music For Select Clientele.
(Formerly Musical 'Direltor of Fora
Theatre and Book Casino—Now
Playing Shubert Lafayette
Theatre.)
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Schauss to Give
3 Lectures in City
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FEBRUARY 3rd
THRU FEBRUARY 7th
Histadrut Evenings
first production of the newly-
J. L. Wolock, of the Organiza- organized Junior Service Group
. tions Division, announces the Players, Herschel Levine, chair-
following organizations have
. scheduled special Histadrut eve-
nings in connection with their
fund-raising activities: Hanna
Group of Pioneer Women's Or-
ganization, Bresker Aid Society.
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Veterans' Pots Observe
B rotherhood Wee k
Special Program Feb. 16
Department of Michigan Jew-
ish War Veterans will hold a
special Brotherhood Week pro-
gram Sunday, Feb. 16. at the
JWV hall, 8212 12th St. All posts
and auxiliaries will participate.
Non-Jewish groups are invited to
attend.
The JWV are completing plans
for the fourth annual patriotic
military ball which will be held
Feb. 22 at Masonic Temple, and
will be dedicated to the success
of the United Nations.
Phil Brestoff and his orchestra
and Jose Nagar and his rhumba
orchestra will -provide music for
dancing.
Delegations from Detroit, Wy-
andotte and Flint posts will be
in Onsing this Sunday to attend
the institution and installation of
officers of the slew Lansing Post
No. 559.
Post No. 135 will sponsor a
Lincoln's Birthday Program Feb.
10 at the JWV ball. David Kay,
post commander, will speak. The
public is invited.
Mothers' Group Distributes
Ritual Murder Propaganda
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The no-
torious anti-Semitic pamplet,
"Jewish Ritual Murders," is now
being widely distributed through-
out the U. S. by "We the Mothers
Mobilize for America," a super-
nationalistic organization.
The pamplet was pritten by
Arnold Leese, an English fascist,
who served nearly a year in jail
for a similarly libelous article
published in Britain. The book-
let hal a new-American twist. It
describes the murder of the Lind-
bergh baby as a "'Jewish ritual"
slaying, asserting that the child
was kidnaped three weeks be-
fore Purim in 1932.
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Wednesday evening. Feb. 5, at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., he
will speak on "Four Epochs—
man of the group, announces. Four Problems in Jewish His-
Harvey Lippitt is in charge of , tory."
the production.
On Friday night. Feb. 7, at the
All interested JSG members Oneg Shabbat at the Shule. 1912
are invited to attend the Players' Taylor: he will speak on "Galuth
first meeting at 8 p. m. Wednes- in Small Doses."
day, Feb. 5, at the Jewish Com-
Schauss will give his third lec-
munity Center. Information may ture Sunday evening. Feb. 9. at
be secured from Herschel Levine. 1912 Taylor. on "The Temple, the
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Torah and God's Kingdom."
Tickets are on sale at $1 for
Welt Named Vice-Chairman the entire series.
ON
UPHOLSTERY
SLIP COVER
AND DRAPERY
Jew Beaten in Glasgow
In Zion Retaliation
LONDON, (JTA) — A Jewish
shopkeeper was beaten up by
two anti-Semitic thugs in the
Gorbals district of Glasgow while
a crowd of inlookers watched
without inttitfering.
The two men approached the
storekeeper and asked him if he
was a Jew. When he answered:
"Yes," they began beating him.
They also told him: "This is for
what you are doing to our pals
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STRIPES — SOLIDS
PRINTS
DAMASKS — HOMESPUNS, ETC.
P. Adler to Address
Pisgah Lodge Monday
These fabrics will be sold by the
yard at greatly reduced prices.
Philip Adler. member of the
Detroit News staff and authority
will
affairs,
international
on
speak on "Palestine and Biro-
Bidjan," at the meeting of Pisgah
Lodge No. 34 of Bnai Brith, at
8:30 p.m. next Monday, at the
Jewish Center. His lecture will
be followed by a question and
answer period. The meeting is
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NOW ACCEPTING
- RESERVATIONS FOR 1947 SEASON
in Palestine. This is only the be-
ginning. We are going to get all
the Jews out. of Gorbals."
-Here Is Right Address
For Sculptor Cashman
Scores of inqUiries- have come
to the office of The Jewish News
regarding the work of the em-
inent Detroit sculptor, Samuel
Cashwan, which was reviewed in
our last issue by Maxine R.
Levin.
Mr. Cashwan can be reached at
3299 Blaine, telephone TY. 5-3991.
His studio is located at 3433
Woodward. We regret that the
wrong_ address was given in the
article last week.
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Of Family Plan Campaign I
Melville S. Welt has been
named co-vice chairman with
Stephen T. Stackpole of the De-
troit committee for the national
campaign for a family planning
by the
program, launched
Planned Parenthood Federation
of America.
Co-chairmen of the city com-
mittee are Arthur H. Buhl Jr.
and Mrs. Emory M. Ford. The
campaign, which will start Feb.
10. has a national goal of 52.000,-
000. Detroit's quota is $100,000.
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