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Mrs. Epstein, National President,
Speaks at Hadassah 5 100 Dinner

Mrs. Moses P. Epstein, national president of Hadassah,
will return from Palestine and Switzerland to address the
pre-campaign dinner which will set off Detroit Hadassah's
1947 Honor Roll drive for $100,000.
Subscribers of $100 or more wil be guests at the dinner,
which will take place Saturday evening, Sept. 20, at the Book-

Cadillac Hotel. The drive
continue through Nov. 11.
Mrs. Sidney J. Allen and Mrs.
Nathan ,Shapero, co-chairmen of

MRS. MOSES EPSTEIN

arrangements of the pre-cam-
paign dinner, announce the re-
sponse for reservations has ex-
ceeded all anticipations.
Mrs. Epstein, who is serving her
sixth term as Hadassah presi-
dent, has just visited Palestine,
where she surveyed Hadassah's
health and welfare program in
action. From there she went to
Zurich, Switzerland, where she
attended the meeting of the Zion-
ist Actions Committee.
Among the volunteers whose
efforts are contributing to the
success of the Sept. 20 dinner are
the following area Wilt work-
ers:

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University East, Mesdames Sidney
Allen, Harry Barnett. Arthur Bloom,
By Broder, L. B. Daniels, Max Fisher,
Seymour Frank, Harvey Goldman,
Harold Goodman. Milton Gordon, Ja-
son ilonigrnan, Benjamin Jones. Harry
Jones. Max Kerner, Barney Keywell,
Philip Lipson, M. K. Mahler, Alfred
Meyers. Ben Mossrnan, Harry Paysner,
Herman Radner, Emil Rose. William
Roth. Nathan Shapero, William Sharpe,
Samuel Soiterni, Emil Stern. Henry •
Wineman, Julian Zemon, and Max
Zivian.
University West, Mesdames Bud
Blum, Samuel Cohi, Louis Cole, Dora
Ehrlich. Joseph Falk, Max Fisher, Max
Frank, Louis Glazier, Harry Glick,
Benjamin Gould, S. J. Greenberg, Sam
Heller, N. C. Kanterman, Nathan Kap-
lan. Sydney Krause, Charles Lapides.
Irving Ra tali. Carl Schiller, N. M.
Steinberg. Morris Wayne, Randolph
Webber.
Southern Oakland County, Mesdames
Stanley Aki•rs, Harry August. Ted
Bargman.
S. J. Berman, William
Deutsch. Archie! Harwith, Benjamin
Jaffe. Maxwell Jospey, Max Miller.
Schi;ler,
N. N. Steinberg,
Harold
George Stutz. A. Y. Winer.
Russell Woods, Mesdames Sam Arkin,
Claire Axelrod. Louis Burns. Herman
Cohen, Sam Heyman. Charles Hyman,
I. J. L.att in. Adolph Lowe, Milton
Maddln• J. J. Marks, J. Newman, Gor-
don Ity cos. Sam Shekter, Harold Sal-
asnek.
Central East, Mesdames Ed Atlas,
Aaron Carlstein,
Burnstein.
Perry
Abe Cooper, Ralph
Cohen.
Harry
Davidson. Max Dushkin. Dora Ehrlich.
Herman Fisher. Harry Goldberg, Sam-
uel Helper, R. R. Kallman, Julian
Krolik. Benjamin Larkin, Aaron Kur-
land, Maurice Landau, Saul Levin,
Theodore Levin, Jacob Mazer. Harry
Millman, Jacob Perlmutter, Herman
Rafelson. Jacob Sauls, Morse Saulson,
Sam Schaflander, Ada Silverman, Phil-
ip Smith. Abe Srere. Frank Weisman.
Central West. Mesdames Harry Book-
stein, George Bremen. Aaron Carl-
stein. Max Dushkin, B. Fink, Max
Frank. Jacob Gould, Adolph Lowe.
Moe Perlis. M. Perlman. Jacob Sauls,
and Julian Tobias.

Any woman interested in Had-
assah may call the Hadassah of-
fice, TY. 8-8216, for further in-

formation.

Youth Education League
Plans Pledge Fund Drive

At the opening board meeting

of Youth Education League, held
Sept. 4, at the home of Mrs. Meyer

Stamell, 2698 Calvert, plans were
formulated for the pledge fund
drive, which will culminate with
a luncheon to be held on Jan. 27,
at the Masonic Temple.
The following committee ap-
pointments were announced:

Chairman. Mrs. Louis Fried; Co-
chairman. Mrs. Adolph Lichter; Year
Book Chairman. Mrs. Morris Cohen;
Co-chairmen. Mrs. Phillip Olender.
Mrs. Norman Jason, Mrs. Morris Sil-
verman, Mrs. Ben Levinson; Darling
Ads. Mrs. Morris Burstein; Ticket
Chairman, Mrs. Alfred Lakin; Co-
chairmen, Mrs. Robert Dishell, Mrs.
Ben Bloom, Mrs. Leo Koloden; Ar-
rangements. Mrs. Jack 'Edelstein. Mrs.
Sol Eisenberg. Mrs. Louis Mann; Pub-
licity, Mrs. John Sklar; Entertainment
chairman, Mrs. Eli Grow Co-chair-
titan Mrs. Harry Millman; Ticket Sec-
retaries, Mesdainds Nat Riseman,
David Berg, Lew Berman, Sam Jacobs,
WM. Hubert. Gerald Goldberg. Sam
Brown, Irving Yarrows, Sam Gerber,
Julius Meskin, Sol Ellis. Max Abrom-
son, Max Saidman. David Ross;
Year book captains, MeadaMe5 BY-
Man Gordon, Martin Pearlman, Mor-
ton Yarrows, Harry Sander. Cy Aaron.
Purthur, Harry Spector. Mor-
g.loalSeman, Chas. Orenigein, Arthur

pamp ben.

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Page Twenty-Five

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 12, 1947

Governor Greets
Jews at New Year

Governor Kim Sigler greets
the Detroit Jewish Community
through the Jewish Nevis:
. As governor of Michigan,
please accept my warmest good
wishes as the members of the
Jewish communities of our
state celebrate their New Year.
Reaching far back into anti-
quity, this New Year has
symbolized a rededication to
God, whom we all worship,
and a hoPe for better days
ahead.
It is my earnest hope that
the year 5708 may bring you
and the suffering members of
your people abroad greater
peace, understanding and good
will.
KIM SIGLER
Governor

Golf Tournament Here
To Begin September 22

Attention of the golf-minded
public will be turned to Franklin
Hills Country Club during the
next two weeks as outstanding
women golfers arrive to take part
in the USGA 47th Women's Ama-
teur Golf Championship tourna-
ment. Sept. 22-27.
Noted women tee stars such as
Betty Peitz of Johannesburg.
South Africa; Marlene Bauer of
San Francisco. and Louise Suggs
of Atlanta. Ga.. will be seen.
Entries from this area include
those of Meadowbdook's Shirley
Spork, Mary Agnes Wall of Me-
nominee and Sally Sessions of
Muskegon.
Detroit women golfers to com-
pete are Mrs. James H. Bradley
and Mrs. Sam Byrd, Plum Hol-
low; Therese Marie Clawson of
Re dRun; Mrs. Donald F. Wat-
kins of Birmingham Country
Club: Mrs. William L. McGiverin,
Mrs. James W. Lee II and Mrs.
Harley G. Higbie, all of the
Country Club of Detroit; and
Mrs. A. E. Wilson and Mrs. W. H.
Bretzlaff Jr. of Detroit Golf Club. I
Tickets for the tournament are 1
on sale in downtown sporting
goods stores or at the club. Single-
day tickets for the Women's Ama-
teur will be on sale at the club,
Thirteen Mile and Inkster roads.

Our Letter Box

Women Urged to Form
Army In Liberty Fight
Editor, The Jewish News:

In this crucial period, when
Jews are persecuted and annihila-
ted in gas-chambers and concen-
tration camps; when inhuman
Briton kill brave Jewish youth
fighting for the freedom of Eretz
Israel, we women are compelled
to join this titantic struggle.
In the spirit of Deborah, we
must enter the Zionist Army and
fight until we reach our destina-
tion. The time has come to real-
ize the necessity of a country for
our people.
But in order to achieve this
goal, we have to work as a uni-
fied group. We need a big volun-
teer army of American women to
fulfill the task made more criti-
cal by the wiping out of Jewish
communities in Europe and in
other areas. Alike the Jewish
women of ancient times, the
Jewish woman today is duty
bound to help fight for the re-
demption of our country and the
survival of our struggling people.
JOHANNA THAL-BIRSEN

Seven Arab Leaders
Of 1939 Revolt Pardoned

Northwest Center Men
Elect Malcolm Rivkin

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Sir Hen-
The Men's Club of the North- ry Gurney, acting high commis-
west Hebrew Congregation and sioner in the absence of Sir Alan
Center, elected the following of- G. Cunningham, pardoned seven
Arab rebels who had been im-
ficers: Malcolm L. Rivkin, presi- prisoned as leaders of the Arab
dent; Dr. Jack Jackman, 1st vice- riots of 1939.
president; Herbert Harris, gnd
The censorship banned the
vice president; David B. Aaron, Zionist Actons Committee resolu-
treasurer; Arthur Schultz, finan- tion describing Palestine as a
police state and severely criticiz-
cial secretary; Herman S. Avrin, ing the British for their assaults
secretary; and Max N. Haidy, ser- on the Jewish community.
geant at arms.
The following were elected to
the Board of Directors: Samuel
reetin93
Bez, ex officio; Charles H Char-
lip; J. Maurice Karo; Alfred A.
from
Helfgott; Manny Lax, and Alex-
ander Moss.
DAVE DIAMOND
Chairmen of committees are:
ORCHESTRAS
Joseph Bortman; Alfred Brook;
Harry G. Goldberg; Robert Ettin-
ENTERTAINMENT
ger; Al Levy; David J. Miller;
Max Newman; Sam Pernikoff;
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Jack Prady; William Shulman;
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Max Silverman; Samuel S. Sim-
mer and Hyman C. Storchan.

Jewish Publication Society
Thanks for Co-Operation

Editor. The Jewish News:
As the year 5757 comes to a
close, it is my privilege to extend
to you and to the Jewfth press
the Jewish Publication Society's
heartiest thanks for the splendid
cooperation you extended to us.
For 59 years, our society has en-
joyed the best of public relations
with the Jewish press and it is
their cooperation which has been
responsible in part for our healthy
growth.
The stories about our society
which you have carried in your
columns have brought Jewish
literature to an ever enlarging
group. This has resulted in in-
creased membership and our
sales multiplied manyfold.
For all you have done. we say
"thank you" and we look for-
ward to your continued coopera-
tion.
To the above, may I be privi-
leged to add my personal good
wishes for a happy and prosper-
ous new year.
Cordially yours,
MAURICE JACOBS
Executive Vice-President

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