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Friday, Aprl 4, 1947 -

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Forty

Local Brevities

OSTROWER RELIEF SOCI-
ETY will elect officers at a meet-
ing at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April
8. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Cohen, 2691 Webb ave. Rab-
bi Cheska Finesilber, who es-
caped from Ostrow during the
Nazi occupation and arrived in
Detroit three weeks ago, will give
an eye-witness account of the
conditions in Ostrow. All land-
sleit are invited.
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Sam Schiff, newly-elected pres-
ident of HENRY MORGENTHAU
Lodge of Bnai Brith, has appoint-
ed tbe following committee
heads: Membership, Irving Davis,
Morris Wasserman; program,
Mort Sultan, Gabriel Glantz;
BBYO, Lawrence Lerman, Har-
old Weiss; Hillel, Stan Wolf,
Marvin Canvassar; publicity, Phil
Rothschild, Bill Goll; ADL, Al
Schaffer, Herbert Sosin; conser
vation, Jack Caminker; vocation-
al guidance, Dave Faigenbaum;
postwar service, Bernard Gorosh,
Leonard Farrer; civic-American,
Jerry Helfman, Charles Israel;
social service, Milton Fishman,
Alex Adelberg; Bnai Brith worn-
en, Richard Miller; athletics, Sey-
mour Gallant;_ social, Mort Sul-
tan, Sherman Schwartz; place-
ment, Gabriel Glantz, Al Schaffer.

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Passover in the New World

ZOA Issues Pamphlet
On Haganah's_Work

chapter in the history of the
Jewish people."
Forthcoming titles in the new
pamphlet series include "General
NEW YORK.—The first com- Zionist Program," by Dr. Israel
plete descriptive material on the Goldstein, "Palestine Today,"
Leaders," "The Rebirth
Haganah movement in Palestine "Zionist
of Hebrew" and others.
has been made available in pam-
phlet forml by the Education De-
partment of the Zionist Organi-
zation of America. The pam-
phlet is the first in a new series
BOWLING CENTER
on dynamic Zionism being issued
Open Bowling
by the ZOA, according to Carl

VICTORY

This youngster was born in Shanghai, a victim of Nazi oppres-
sion whose parents had fled the Reich before his birth. Today Isaac
is a patient in the Children's Division of the National Jewish Hospital
at Denver. recovering from diseast contracted during exile. He is
shown asking the Four Questions at the Hospital's Seder service, with
Samuel Schaefer, executive director of America's first free national,
interfaith hospital for the care of the needy victims of tuberculosis.

JDC in Romania
Aids Ragged Jews
Fleeing Russia

A report to the New York
Times from Vienna on Sunday
stated that 350 Jews who arrived
from Russia gave "startling veri-
fication of reports of the fate of
many Jews who fled from Hit-
ler to Russia." The report states:
"The 350 were in a shocking
condition. Their clothes were
rags. They were half starved.
Members of the group said they
had been on the way from a Rus-
sian work camp at Kazakistan in
Central -Asia for nearly three
months.
`'They said they had so little
food on their trip that they would
have starved if the Joint Distri-
bution Committee in Romania
had not learned of their plight
and provided food.
"When they arrived they were
in such a weakened condition that
other Jewish refugees in the
Rothschild Hospital refugee cen-
ter gave up their dinner so the
newcomers could eat."

Abraham Herman, HIAS
President, Dies in N. Y. at 69

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Abraham
Herman, president of the HIAS
for 21 years,
r
lied at his home
:ere. He was 69.
Born in Nas-
Russia,
:Herman emi-
grated to this
at the
2ountry
age of 13. He
was educated in
New York
schools and the
Brooklyn C o 1 -
A. Herman
lege of Pharmacy.
He was active in many Jewish
philanthropic a n d communal
activities, and was associated
with the Federation for Jewish
Philanthropies, t h e American
Jewish Committee and the Amer-
ican Jewish Congress.

Alpert, director of the Education
Department.

9:45 p.m. to Closing
Daily

In plain-spoken language, the
pamphlet hails the Haganah as "a
source of pride and affection; its
deeds are regarded as constitut-
ing a new glorious and dramatic

Saturday Sc Sunday
AN Cfay

RE-ELECT
JUDGE LILA M.

NEUENFELT

CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE

04,

HENRY COHEN FAMILY CIR-
CLE welcomed Miss Madeline
Cohen into their group at an ini-
tiation at the home of Jennie
Cohen. Guests of the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Schreidell. The net meeting will
be held April 6 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cross.
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ALLEGRO CHORAL ENSEM-
BLE, under the direction of Ir-
ving and Sol Ritter, will present
a program of semi-classical se-
lections at the Dearborn Veterans'
Hospital Wednesday, April 9. So-
loists for the evening include Jack
Bazell, Shirley Burns, Harold
Dworkin, Marilyn Gladstone,
Anne Siegel and Barbara Traub.
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MANDEL M. ZAGER LODGE
of Bnai Brith will meet at Wayne
Hillel Foundation Tuesday for a
special social evening at which Jewish Science Institute
Passover refreshments will be Organized in Bulgaria
served. Isadore Starr will be
SOFIA (JTA)—A Jewish Sci-
guest speaker. Members and ence Institute has been organ-
friends are invited.
ized here to collect and catalogue
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Jewish historical and cultural
BRITH TRUMPELDOR (Betar) material in Bulgaria.
announces that it will circulate a
petition appealing to the Jews of
Passover Greetings
Palestine not to permit division in
Jewish ranks. Arrangements are
being completed for the third Se-
der reservations for which are be-
ing taken at TY. 5-3194.
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"THE NEW MOON," high
among Sigmund Romberg win-
General Real Estate
ners, is the Civic Light Opera
attraction this week, running into
and Property
Sunday night next, with a Sat-
urday matinee.
Management and Insurance
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"This Year of Sacrifice, The
See us about Mortgage
Problems of European Jews and
Money
How They are Being Met," will
be the topic of discussion by
300 Lafayette Bldg.
Charles Rubiner at the WED-
NESDAY EVENING DISCUS-
CAdillac 7700
605 Fox Bldg.
SION GROUP April 9 at the Jew-
R.
BLISS
WOLFE, Pres.
ish Center.
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BODZIN FAMILY CLUB will
meet Sunday evening, April 6,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
PASSOVER GREETINGS
Harry S. Bodzin. Guests will be
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Zucker-
baum of New York, parents of
the hostess, and Jack Bodzin, on
vacation from college at Hough-
ton, Mich. * • •
Commercial Leases — Improved Property Manager
Proceeds of the cabaret night
of the MEZERITCHER SOCIAL
CLUB, to be held Saturday, April
704-5 Transportation Bldg.
12, at the Park Ave. Penthouse,
RAndolph 1515
will be used for charitable pur-
poses. * •
Violinist SANDRA RITA ED-
ELMAN, student of W. G. Ring,
LAWRENCE DIAMOND, student
of Michael Bistritsky, and GER-
ALD ROSEN, student of Berm
nard Silverstein, received first
division ratings at the annual
408 TEMPLE AT CASS
spring festival sponsored by the
National School Orchestra As-
Where Food At Its Finest Is Serued
sociation March 29 at Western
High School.
Dining and Entertainment
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Daily Including Sunday
dressed the 11th annual meeting
From 9 P. M.
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil on Cleveland Monday night.

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