Community Honors Mrs. Ehrlich

Palestine Medical. School's
Dinner on Monday Evening

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Dr. Haim Yassky and Mrs. David de Sola Poo( Will Be
Main Speakers; Ra66i Adler to Preside; Simons,
Dr. Rothman to Report on Drive

Murray Present Organizations Invited to Take
Concert Dec .1 Part in JNF Conference Dec. 14

Murray Present, concert pian-
ist, will appear in recital at the
Institute of Arts large auditor-
ium, on Monday evening, Dec. 1,

Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Detroit's outstanding Jewish
woman leader who has won the affection and esteem of the
entire community for her great contributions to practically
every important social service and Palestinian cause, will be
honored at a banquet next Monday evening, Nov. 24, at the
'
.r; Shaarey Zedek.

Arranged by the
Detroit Friends' of
Hadassah - Hebrew
University Medical
School Campaign,
the dinner in honor
of "Our Dora" will
b e attended b y
more than 600
people, forming a
cross-section of
every element in
the Jewish com-
munity. The event
was arranged in
order to stimulate
interest in and con-
: tributions' to the
Palestine Medical
School Campaign in
behalf of which
Mrs. Ehrlich has
devoted her efforts
during the past
two years. It is hop-
ed that Detroit's
gift to the Medical
School will reach
MRS. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
the $100,000 sum.
Mrs. Ehrlich single-handedly already has raised more than $40,000
towards this sum.
A - committee headed by Leon-.
ard Simons, Frank A. Wetsman,
Rabbi Mors Adler, Fred M.

Young Adults Map
Permanent Council
At Sunday Meeting

A major step toward increased
cooperation among local youth
groups and development of
leaders for the Detroit Jewish
community will be taken Sun-
day afternoon, when represen-
tatives of almost every young peo-
ples' organization will meet to
ratify the constitution of the new
Jewish Young Adult Council.
Three representatives from each
organization planning to affiliate
with the Council have been in-
vited to attend the sessions, which
will begin at 1:30 p. m. with re-
gistration of delegates, Sol J.
Schwartz, chairman of the Coun-
cil's constitution committee, an-
nounced. Each delegate is asked
to come with authority to vote
his organization into the Coun-
cil, he added.
Discussion of the articles com-
posing the constitution, and the
ratification vote, will be followed
by plans for election of the first
permanent officers of -the Coun-
cil. The meetings are scheduled
to conclude at 4:30. Members of
the constitution committee will
serve as resource persons for
the discussion, as will Yehudah
Rosenman, young adult advisor
at the Jewish Center, who is serv-
ing as professional assistant to
the Council. Leonard Baruch,
temporary Council president, will
preside.

Anti-Defamation League
Offers Tolerance Manual

A new 60-page group discus-
sion manual to aid in the study
and elimination of •racial and re-
ligious tensions, entitled "Mak-
ing Democracy Work in. Your
Community," has been prepared
by the Bureau for Intercultural
Education and published by the
Anti-Defamation League of Bnai
Brith.

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THE- JEWISH‘NEWS

Friday, November 21, 1947

Invitations have been mailed
to local organizations, inviting
them to participate in the all-day
conference of the Jewish National
Fund Council of Detroit, to be
held Sunday, Dec. 14, at the De-
troit-Leland Hotel.
Arthur Shutkin, executive di-
rector of the JNF Council, stated
that plans are being made for
panel discussions, reviews of the
status of the Jewish National
Fund and an analysis of the pres-
ent situation which demands that

$250,000 Drive Planned
For Palestine Hospital

Dr. M. Ralph Kaufman, chair-
man of tiv.e Committee for the
Hospital fth. Mental Diseases (Ez-
rath Nashim), Jerusalem, an-
nounced that the committee is
launching a drive, under the aus-
pices of 'the American Fund for
Palestinian Institutions, to raise
MURRAY PRESENT
$250,000 to erect a new hospital
under the auspices of the Music in Palestine.
Study Club of Detroit.
At the age of eight, he won Crops Without Soil
highest honors in the Michigan
TEL AVIV (ZOA)—As part of
Contest of National Federation- of its over-all program of enlarging„
Music Clubs. He is a graduate Palestine's productive capacity,
of Michigan State College and the the Jewish Agency has made a
Juilliard Graduate School and is grant for the establishment of a
now a member of the faculty at hydroponic experimental station
Juilliard. He is a former pupil to engage in research on pro-
of Bendetson Netzorg and is the duction of agricultural crops in
son of Mr:- and Mrs. Nathan H.
water without soil.
Present of this city.
His program will include: :

large stretches of land should be
redeemed in Palestine to make
possible the absorption of hun-
dreds of thousands of Jews who
are to be settled in the projected
Jewish State.
Nationally prominent speakers
will address the conference and
local landsmanschaf ten leaders
will be asked to take twt in the
deliberations.
Irving W. Schlussel and Wil-
liam Hordes, president and chair-
man of the board of the JNF
Council, will play prominent roles
in the conference.

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been at work in the past three
weeks soliciting larger gifts to
supplement the fund, in order to
make the tribute to Mrs. Ehrlich
as complete as possible. Mr. Sim-
mons will report on the results of
the drive at the dinner. A report
also will be submitted by Dr. Emil
Rothman in behalf of the doctors
committee which he headed to-
gether with Dr. Harry Kirsch-
baum.
The principal speakers at the
dinner program, at which Rabbi
Adler will be the chairman, will
be Dr. Haim Yassky, director of
the Hadassah Medical Organiza-
tion in Palestine, and Mrs. David
deSola Pool, national chairman
of the Palestine Medical School
Campaign. Rabbi Leon Fram will
give the invocation. Mrs. Ehrlich
will respond to the greetings and
addresses.
Dr. David Henry, president of
Wayne University, will greet tl r - a
gathering in behalf of the uni-
versity and its medical school.
Mrs. Abraham Cooper and
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar will pre-
sent a musical program
A women's committee consist-
ing of Mesdames Max Frank, H.
L. Jones, Louis Glasier, Ralph
Davidson, H. C. Broder, Morris
Adler and Maurice Landau is in
charge of arrangements
A meeting of the medical di-
vision of the Detroit Friends of
Hadass a h-Hebrew University -
Medical School will be held at 1
p.m. Sunday at the Jewish Center.
A concerted effort is being made
by the physicians' committee to
raise its $10,000 quota towards
the entire Detroit goal of $75,000

Election of Benjamin R. Ep-
stein of New York, as national
director of the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith, and his
predecessor for 15 years, Richard
E. Gutstadt of Chicago, to the
post of executive vice-chairman,
is announced by the New York
State Supreme Court Justice
Meier Steinbrink, national chair-
for the medical schooL
man of the organization.

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