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THE JEWISH- NEWS

Fr;day, Aepvl 4, 1947

welfare groups in that country,
launched a nation-wide drive for
$1,065,000 at a dinner at the
Savoy Plaza Hotel. Speakers • in-
cluded Edward A. Norman, presi-
dent of the Fund, and John T.
McManus, president of the New
York Newspaper Guild.

Palestine Institutions _Fund
Starts $1,065,000 Drive

m Krohn Head 4-State
r. and
Zionist Youth Institute April 18-20

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
American Fund for Palestinian
Institutions, which supports 86
cultural, educational and social

Passover
Greetings

'J. .......

For all the many kindnesses

you have shown us in the

past year ... for the many

opportunities you have given

us to serve ... We extend

our thanks and wish you

a

Happy Holiday.

—Photo by Paul Kirsch. Jewish News Photographer

Detroit Zionist youth leaders are completing a
Zionists from four states to be held here April I
president, Central States Region, Jr. Hadassah; D
of the Institute; GERTRUDE STRAUSS, president,
YANICH, president, IZFA; RHODINE UNGAR, E
TOBY LANGER, BILL FITZERMAN, SHIRLEY SU

rrangements for the Zionist Youth Institute for young
8 to 20. Seated, left to right: CORRINE PERLIS,
R. SAM KROHN and ELAINE KROHN, co-chairmen
Detroit Jr. Hadassah. Standing, left to right: JOE
LISE ZEME, MOSHE •HEYMAN, THELMA DOSIE,
BAR and ADELINE SUBAR.

Christians and Jews Mourn
Death of Milton Alexander

Prominent Advertising Man Was First President of Jewish
Community Center, Organizer and Life-Long Member of
Board of Training School, Active in Many Movements

was called upon to preside at
large public meetings and was in
demand as a public speaker.
He was a resident of Detroit
for 48 years. His late residence
was at 1991 Calvert.
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Christians and Jews mourned the death of Milton M.
Alexander, for many years a prominent community leader.
Mr. Alexander, who had been ill for several years, died
March 27 at the age of 56, at Harper HospitaL Funeral serv-
ices were held March 28 at Temple Beth El. Burial was in
Woodmere Cemetery.

He is survived by his wife,1 of Miss Mary Caplan, during his
Beatrice; a son, John; a daughter, presidency of the Center.-
Helen, and a sis-
He was a member of the Wayne
ter, Mrs. Ben-
Board of Supervisors and during
jamin Lee Marx.
World War I was appointed by
President o f
Gov. Albert . E. Sleeper as
the Milton M.
chairman of the Michigan Patri-
Alexander Ad-
otic Advertising Board of Michi-
vertising Agen-
gan.
cy, he became
Youngest tha Beth' In Board
prominent in
He was the youngest man ever
many move-
to serve as a member of the board
ments as a young
of Temple Beth El. He also served
man. A founder
on the boards of United Jewish
and a memberM. Alexander Charities. Bellefaire Orphan Home
of the board of the Wayne of Cleveland and the Union of
County Training School at North-
ville, he was deeply interested in American Hebrew Congregations:
youth and educational work. The first Detroit chairman of
Anti-Defamation League, Mr.
Center's First President
Alexander was active in move-
He was the first president of ments to counteract anti-Semit-
the Jewish Community Center of ism. He was the first chairman
Detroit, sponsored youth activi- of the committee formed here to
ties and encouraged young artists. sponsor the boycott of German-
Under his presidency of the made goods upon the advent of
Center, the tradition of sponsor- N azism.
ing art exhibits was establish...A
Popular with the masses, he
and numerous other creative
I
efforts were encouraged.
The Mothers Clubs of Detroit
were formed, under the direction

Palestinian Announces
Plans for Publication of
Album of Russian Zionism

A four-section volume com-
memorating the Zionist move-
ment in Russia is being readied
for publication by L. Zenziper
of Tel Aviv, Palestine.
The "Album of Russian Zion-
ism" will follow this pattern, ac-
cording to the editor: 1) the pe-
riod of "Hibbath Zion"; 2) 20
years of political Zionism (1897-
1917); 3) the zenith period (1917-
1918); and 4) the path of heroism
and suffering.
To insure an all-encompassing
survey, Zenziper is appealing to
*11 former Russian residents, par-
ticularly individuals who were
active in the Russian Zionist
movement, or their relatives, to
send him any available informa-
tion for the clubs. Letters, docu-
ments and pictures are sought
Anyone in possession of such
material is requested to commu-
nicate with Zenziper, at 15, Frug
Street (corner Frishman Street),
Tel Aviv, Palestine, to arrange
for its inclusion in the survey.

Passover
Greetings

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We are happy to

extend our best

wishes to the

Jewish community

of Detroit

and Michigan

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