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THE JEWISH NEWS

New Meanings for 'DP'

Detroit Women Tell Reaction
To Impressive UJA Parley

ORT Games
Party Jan. 12

By MRS. ROBERT S. DREWS

From Dec. 12 to 15, five Detroit women—leaders in our
community—were in Atlantic City. They were not there to
seek pleasure—they were there to seek new goals of endeavor
for a great cause—United Jewish Appeal.
This was not their first attendance at a national confer-
ence—but "something" had transformed this one into a new

experience—the stance of the
speakers appeared to be firmer,
the note of their voices seemed to
be the song of the Homeland,
their goal for the cause was
greater. That "something" was
Palestine—and the Jewish State.
Writers, orators, news com-
mentators and workers had at
one time or another referred to
"DP" as Displaced Persons, De-
layed Pilgrims, Destination Pales-
tine—but to these women it had
been given an added significance
—"DETROIT PLEDGES."
Mrs. Max R. Frank, president
of the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, stat-
ed: "We realize there was a dif-
ference in the atmosphere. For
so many years we seemed to be
in the depths of a bottomless,
dark pit—but now we can see the
daylight, its rays leading us on •
our way. Only the money that we
Jews in America will give will
put this state in the category of
all free, democratic nations. When
all displaced Jews will have a
new life in Palestine, self-sup-
porting and self-reliant, a pride
to all Jews everywhere, then we
will have become a constructive
force in world. statesmanship."
Mrs. John C. Hopp, chairman
of the Women's Committee on
Campaign Structure, to whom
"DP" has another additional
meaning, "DETROIT PLAN S"
stated: "I was deeply impressed
with the enthusiasm of the people
who were eager to give, and the
democratic manner in which the
sessions were conducted. These
sessions were led by important,
prominent men from all parts of
the country, whose thoughts and
energies were concentrated on the
promotion of the aims of a great
cause. I was convinced that the
workers of Detroit's Women's Di-
vision are _equal, if not superior,
to those of other large com-
munities throughout the country,
but we must follow Boston's suc-
cessful plan—See and contact a
lot more people.' We have lost
no time—we have already form-
ulated plans for our 1948 Allied
Jewish Campaign."
Mrs. Abe Kasle remarked: "I
was moved by the selflessness of
those attending the conference, in
dedicating themselves to bring
succor and hope into the lives
of thousands and thousands of
our people. I felt humble in the
presence of UJA's great leaders."
Esther R. Prussian, director of
the Detroit Service Group, also
attended the conference.

K. Palman Donates
Hebrew Library

With funds provided by K. Pal-
loan, in memory of his wife,
Brocha Palman, a nook of Pales-
tinian Hebrew books has been
established at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Branch of the United He-
brew Schools.
The library includes close to
e00 books, and weekly and
monthly magazines published in
Palestine during the last few
years. A widely assorted section
deals with modern Hebrew fic-
tion. Another section deals with
modern language study by emin-
ent Hebrew philologists and lin-
guists.
The books on Zionism in-
clude all aspects of modern Zion-
ism in all stages of its develop-
ment. In this section are numer-
ous research works on the geo-
graphy, topography, economic
status and development of cities
and kibutzim in Eretz,

Jewish Center
Activities

(The Jewish Community Center.
8904 Woodward, is a Red Feather
Agency)

Art School Registration
Will Start on Jan. 4

Registration for the second se-
mester of the Jewish Community
Center's Art School will begin
Jan. 4 under the direction of
Leon Makielski and Henry Bern-
stein, instructors.
Advenced classes will be held
at 10:30 a.m. Sunday and 7:30
p.m. Tuesday; elementary classes,
i:30 p.m. Sunday and 4 p.m.
uesday.
* * *
Dance Classes Begin Jan. 12
Registrations for the second in
the series of ballroom classes will
s'.art on 'Jan. 12 at the Jewish
Center. Herman Harrison will
continue teaching classes at the
Center.
* * *
Mothers Sponsor Film
Davison Mother's Club will
sponsor a technicolor film pro-
gram at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 6 at Work-
yien's Circle Center. The pictures
will he presented by Dr. Max
Rosenfeld, who will illustrate
intimate stories about the sur-
vival of European and Asiatic
Jewish people.
* * *
Study Club of Young Matrons
Council of Mothers' Clubs of
Jimmy Stevenson and his or-
chestra will play for the Home- the Jewish Center announces the
coming Dance of the YOUNG formation of the Pasadena Study
Club. Young matrons living in
PEOPLE'S CLUB of TEMPLE
Pasadena and Oakman area are
BETH EL at 2:30 p.m. this Sun-
invited to join the group.
day. Lois Feinberg is chairman,
* * *
assisted by Robert Copeland,
Puppet Show for Juniors
Robert Kuttnauer and Faye
A puppet show, "Alice in Won-
Portner, entertainment; Ruth Ad- derland," will be presented on
ler, Robert Eston, Margery Tuesday, 2:30 p.m., in the Audi-
Brown, Buddy Franklin and torium of the Jewish Center.
*
;1/4 .
*
Richard Waldbott, decorations;
Joan Eston, Joseph Fisher, Henry
Parents' Advisory Council
Lenhoff and Arthur Schott, pub-
Parents' Advisory Council will
licity; Eva Bach, Virginia Barnett hold its next meeting at the Cen-
and Ann Kasselman, refresh- ter on Jan. 5, 8:30 p.m. Ben Meek-
ments, and Eleanor Heilbronner, ler is temporary chairman. The
Harvey Freeman, Cornell Jane-- board consists of Mrs. Ben Meek-
way, - Audrey Hartman and Bern- ler, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ross,
ard Moray, invitations. Admis- Mrs. Max Klarin, Mrs. Philip
frimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
sion is by invitation. •
* * *
ris Usher, Mrs. Samuel Rosen-
Art Starr and his sextet will berg, Mrs. Rae Kendler, and Mr.
play for the BETH EL HIGH and Mrs. Harry Aronovitz.
semi-formal dance New Year's
Eve. The committee for the MEMORIAL PLAQUE IN N. Y.
dance includes Richard Shwayd-
NEW YORK (JTA) — A plaque
er, chairman; Jerry Bronson,
Judy Isenberg, Marjorie Free- in memory of 6,000,000 Jews who
man, Sid Kleinman, Luba Jacobs, were murdered during World
Shirley Mishcovsky, Nedra Ta- War II was unveiled at City Hall
baslanik, Judy Mayer, David
as, part of a motorized
by
Edgar. ; Mary Judy . Kallet and.
Sabbath
.
ObservanCe
Council
the
Eva; Cm, .ea,:. Tickets are ,$2,5.0 per-
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Youth Groups

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MRS HAROLD M SHAPERO

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Friday, December 26, 1947

e

rtgagemenb

Young Zionists Seek
$4,650 in Campaign
For Palestine Funds

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wolf of
Collingwood Ave. announce the
Jr. Hadassah-Masada inaugu-
engagement of their daughter, rated their fund-raising campaign
Trudy, to Max Lumelsky, son of at a workers' meeting Dec. 22, at
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lumelsky of the Jewish Center.
Wyandotte.
The goal for this campaign is
* * *
$4,650, funds to be distributed to
At an open house Dec. 25, Mr. the following groups:
and Mrs. Louis Tamaroff of 2947
Meier Shfeyah, orphans vil-
Collingwood announced the en- lage in Palestine, General Zion-
gagement of their daughter, ist settlements composed of for-
Shirlee, to Aaron Katzman, son mer members of Masada who
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Katz- have gone to Palestine through
man of Windsor. A fall wedding Plugat Aliyah, and Jewish Na-
is being planned.
tional Fund.
* * *
Leonard Baruch spoke on the
Announcement is made of the administration of the campaign.
engagement of Pauline Burn- A detailed plan has been mapped
stein, daughter of Mrs. Sarah by Zelda Sachs and Bill Fitzer-
Burnstein of Hazelwood Ave. to man, co-chairmen, who selected
George Paul Norman, son of the following as campaign lead-
Hwy Norman of Baylis Ave. A ers: Essie Kaplan, Helen Karab-
spring wedding is planned.
enick, Leonard Baruch, Violet
* * *
Messer, Joe Medwed, Ruth Green,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Freed- Beverly Goldfine, Hy Weiner,
man of Greenlawn ave. announce Shirley Schubiner, Gertrude
the engagement of their daughter, Goldman, Lawrence Fleischman,
Frances Gloria, to George David Hilda Samuels, Ruth Felsot, Mary
Lipshaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Elaine Krohn, Lorrie
Morris Lipshaw of Griggs Ave. Cohen, Saretta Feiler,
Sam
* * *
Krohn and Mildren Cohen.
Announcement is made of the
Jr. Hadassah-Masada are mak-
engagement of Miss Flora Beck- ing plans for the regional zionist
man, daughter of Mrs. Bessie B. youth conference to be held in
Beckman and the late Meyer Detroit, March 26-28, with Ma-
Beckman, to Max Hoffman, son sada and Jr. Hadassah from Il-
of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hoffman linois, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky,
of 2231 N. LaSalle Gardens.
West Virginia and Indiana in at-
* * *
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bricker of
A calendar of events for Jr.
Elmhurst Ave. announced the en- Hadassah - Masada include s:
gagement of their daughter, Rita, Jan. 6, meeting at Jewish Center;
to Arnold Faudman, son of Mr. Jan. 8, report meeting on cam-
and Mrs. Irwin Faudman of paign; Jan. - 10, membership so-
Grand Ave., on Dec. 28, at a din- cial; Jan. 12, 'preview movie; Jan.
ner party at Northwood Inn. 16, Oneg Shabbat; Jan. 19, meet-
Among the out-of-town guests ing at Shaarey Zedek. The
were the bride-elect's aunt and bowling league meets every
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mork- Wednesday evening.
man of New York City, and the
bridegroom's aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Sandler of Toledo.
Miss Bricker attended the Uni-
versity of Michigan, and is now
at Wayne University, where her
KOSHER CATERING
fiance is also enrolled.

Mrs. Harold M. Shapero, chair-
man of ways and means of De-
troit Chapter of Women's Amer-
ican ORT (Organization for Re-
habilitation through Training),
announces that tickets are avail-
able for the ORT games party to
be held Monday, Jan. 12, 8 p.m.,
at Variety Club in Tuller Hotel.
Mrs. Shapero urges that members,
their husbands and friends ob-
tain their tickets at once by
calling her at TY. 5-2681 or her
co-chairman, Mrs. Noel Buckner,
TO. 8-0672.
The committee includes Mes-
dames Oscar Blumberg, Arthur
Bloom, Joseph Cabot, Samuel B.
Danto, Robert S. Drews, Joseph
Fenton, H. G. L. Frank, Charles
Goldstein, Louis Hamburger, Bar-
ney Israel, Moritz Kahn, A. Lap-
ides, Irving Raimi and David
Ruby.
Mrs. Joseph Geschelin, 17546
Pennington Drive, chairman of
ORT's MOT (Materials for Over-
seas Training) project, states that
'because the need for supplies for
the dressmaking and millinery
(Strictly Kosher Food)
training schools is exceedingly
Approved under Council of
acute, Detroit is continuing its Sheruth League to. Hold
Orthodox Rabbis
drive for the required materials
for these schools. Arrangements Donor Luncheon Jan. 20
Complete
Facilities for Serving
for pick-up service can be made
Your
Parties,
Banquets, Wed-
by calling Mrs. Geschelin, UN.
Pianist George Scotti will pro-
dings and Other Social Affairs.
4-1938, or her co-chairman, Mrs. vide entertainment f o r t h e
Henry Pariser, UN. 2-2088.
Sheruth League's donor luncheon
TO. 9-6878
DA. 0232
m:
to be held at
Mrs. Siler Freeman, chairman
"'the Book Cadil
of the Guardian Mothers, (UN.
lac Jan. 20.
3-3846) advises that she has re-
There will also
ceived additional names of stu-
be a fashion
dents in the Nice and Strasbourg
show by Sax-
camps assigned to Detroit ORT.
ock
Kay.
Under the plan of "Guardian
Mrs.
Gerald
Mothers," individual sponsors
Sucher is chair-
are desired for children.
man of the
Your Choice Now of
luncheon. Work-
3 Name Bands
ing with her are
George Scotti Mrs. Louis Soko-
"Senators,"
"Mellowtones,"
Dance
Combine
loff and Mrs. Marvin Steam, in
"Pioneers"
charge of tickets, and Mrs. Mar-
For Weddings Complete DeLuxe
The Victory Dance sponsored tin Bader and M-rs. William Katz,
Bar Mitzvahs Entertainment
Anniversaries Arranged
by Chapter I, Zionist Organiza- in charge of arrangements.
For Your Party
Banquets
tion of Detroit in conjunction
Ceremonial
Procession
Arranged
with the Jewish Center's Satur-
HORS D'OEUVRES
and Rehearsed with L`rofessional
day Night Dance Committee,
CANAPES
Care
takes place at 9:30 p.m. this
WE INVITE YOUR INQUIRY
Tiny Cream Puffs, Knishes,
Saturday, Dec. 27 (not Dec. 20 as
Petti Fours
1103
WURLITZER BLDG.
previously announced), in the
CA. 3221
SILENT
HOSTESS
auditorium of the Center.
2510 Ford Ave.
TO. 6-5016
HO. 7217
-
TO. 9-7855
Members of the advance sales
committee report an excellent
necttx-wetc-vctc ,chmtg-tvc-tc-temevectetozw-vcc-tetcteectvvvvvetocte-tm
sale of tickets. Featuring the
music of Ben Foley and his or-
chestra, the dance will be open
e COUIllry
ay Si op
to both stags and couples. Tickets
are priced at $1, plus tax, per
For Fine Gifts
person. Proceeds will go for the 4
defense of the new Jewish state.
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