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Judge. Friedman, Lurie, Schuster,
Wayburn Head DSG Divisions

Leaders Selected to Direct Activities of Professional, Food
Service, Mechanical and Arts and Crafts Divisions
Of Detroit Service Group

William Friedman, Nathan W. Lurie, Max D. Schuster
and Leon S. Wayburn were elected to top leadership of the
professional, food service, mechanical trades and arts and
crafts divisions, of the Detroit Service Group, at the divisions'
opening meetings of the 1948 season, Tuesday, Jan. 13, at the
Jewish Community Center. <)

Friday, January 23, 1948

THE JEWISH NEWS

THE JEWISH NEWS

A Weekly Review

of JewisIvEvents

VOLUME 12—NO. 19 34 *Ea,. 22 Detroit 26, Michigan, January 23, 1948 Page 24

National Leaders to Address the Federation
Women's Division Conference Next Thursday

Barney B. Hyman, Max Kirtz,
Sol G. Kurtzman, Meyer Lebo-
witz, Goodman. Lefkofsky, Her- Harry L. Lurie, Executive Director of Council of Federations; Morris Zelditch, Council's
man Levine, Alfred Loewenstein,
Director of Social Studies, and Dr. Israel B. Rappaport, Noted Educator,
Samuel Markowitz, Charles Mat-
To Address 'New Look' Sessions at Hotel Statler
ler, Frank Mersky, Nathan Metz,
Herman Miller, Morris Miller,
A conference on Jewish social
The morning panel sessions will people and the newest approach
Morris Music, Philip Olender, work will be held here when the be devoted to "The New Look" by psychiatrists to such disturb-
William Allen Reder, William R. Women's Division of the Jewish lin old age care, campaign, educa- ances. Mrs. William H. Frank will
Roth, Arthur Salasnek, Israel Welfare Federation presents its tion for Jewish living and miscon- be chairman of the session.
Because the Institute will cele-
Schlaifer, Norman Schwartz, one-day program "The New Look ceptions about emotional dis-
brate the 21st Anniversary of the
Samuel Schwartz, Kolman Sha- in Community Affairs," Thurs- turbances.
Jewish Welfare Federation, the
piro, Joseph Shewach, Al G. Silk, day, Jan. 29, at Hotel Statler, fea-
Speaking on old age care will
Morris Snow, Meyer Tarnopol, turing renowned authorities in be Morris Zelditch,, director of so- men of the community have been
Max Weiss and Richard L. Wolfe. the fields of community organiza- cial studies of the Council of Jew- extended a special invitation to
tion, campaign, care of the aged, ish Federations and Welfare attend both the panel sessions
Mechanical Trades
and the luncheon meeting.
In the merchanical trades di- Jewish education and psychiatry. Funds. The chairman of the
Samuel M. Bez, Martin L. But-
To allow time for the comple-
Coming
to
Detroit
for
the
day
vision, the following additional
meeting will be George M. Stutz,
zel,- Dr. Charles Lakoff, Dr. Abe
officers
were
elected:
chairman
of
the
subcommittee
on
S. Pearlman and Arthur S. Purdy,
Harvey H. Goldman, Abe
aged and chronic sick of Fed-
vice-chairmen; Isadore Levin and
eration's social planning commit-
Dr. Lawrence H. Seltzer, repre- Kasle, Ben Kramer, Milton K.
tee.
sentatives to the board of gov- Mahler, and Ben L. Silberstein,
ernors of the Jewish Welfare vice-chairmen; Ben Kramer and
A leader in the field of both
Federation; and Harry A. Heller, Milton K. Mahler, representatives
institutional and general commu-
to the board of govertors of the
executive secretary.
nity programs for the aged, Zel-
ditch will discuss recreational
Members of the board of direc- Federation; and Esther R. Prus-
sian, executive secretary.
programs, occupational therapy
tors are: Harry B. Berlin, Mrs.
Members of the board of direc-
and other phases of planning for
George Blumenstock, Albert
a comfortable, satisfying old age.
Boesky, Robert . E. Clinton, David tors are Harry B. Aronow, Harry
J. Cohen, Dr. Saul Cole, Joseph Barnett, Alfred Berkowitz, Jerry
Session on Campaign
B. Colten, Norman Drachler, Dr. Bielfield, Ben H. Brown, Nate
The executive director of the
Jewish Welfare Federation of De-
Sidney F. Ellias, Dr. Meryl M. Carroll, Phillip S. Chapnick,
troit, Isidore Sobeloff, will speak
Fenton, Miss Clarice Freud, Dr. Bernard Chase, Adolph Dinetz,
at the session on campaign, at
A. Joseph Himmelhoch, Jason L. Philip Dubrinsky, Sol Eisenberg,
which Mrs. Julian H. Krolik will
Honigman, Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs, Nathan R. Epstein, Ellis Fishman,
be chairman.
William Karbal, Miss Helen S. Albert Fruman, Morris L. Fru-
man,
Irwin
Green,
Samuel
Ham-
Kass, Irving I. Katz, Dr. Milton
Israel Rappaport, director of
M. Lappin, Dr. Harry W. Lindy, burger, Stanley Imerman, Robert
the research institute on Jew-
Dr. Bernard N. Maness, Arnold N. Janeway, Harry L. Jones,
ish Education, will lead the dis-
Monash, Dr. Martin Naimark, Nathan Kolb, Harry B. Korman,
cussion on Jewish education.
Alexander
Krass,
Joseph
H.
ISRAEL B. RAPPI 11)ORT.
Dr. Max Rosenfeld, Abe Satov-
Known locally for the survey
MORRIS ZELDITCH
sky, Dr. David Seligson, Miss Kukes, Harold Lachman, Ben-
he did in 1943, with Elias
tion
of final arrangements, the
Cecilia Shetzer, Dr. Peter G. jamin M. Laikin, Jack Lawson, will be Harry 1.,„.L.u,rie.„, executive Picheny, of educational, recre-
closing date for acceptance of
David
T.
Lipton,
Harry
T.
Madi-
Shifrin, Harry Shumaker, Joseph
ational and cultural resources
director of the COuncir, of Jewish
all reservations for this pro-
L. Staub, Dr. Fred A. Stein, son, Gilbert Michel, Lester Miller, Federations and Welfare Funds,
in Detroit, Rappaport was for
gram will be Monday, Jan. 26..
Joseph Steinberger, Morris Suss- Hyman R. Nathan, Saul H. Rose, who will address the noon lunch-
many years consultant on Jew-
Reservations are being taken at
Samuel
B.
Solomon,
Aaron
So-
man, Dr. Max Winslow, John M.
ish education for the American
TE. 1-1600, ext. 272.
verinsky, Emil T. Stern, David eon meeting on "Social Problems
Wise and David P. Zack.
Jewish Committee. The Re-
Under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Tann, Max W. Temchin, Peter and Their Personal Application—
search Institute which he now Fred A. Ginsberg, the hospitality
What's
All
This
To
Me?"
—
ab-
Food Service Council
Trunsky, Louis Vineberg, J. Louis
heads is a non-partisan organ- committee of the Women's Divi-
Officers who will serve with Wolock, Herman D. Weiss, Mor- stracting the conclusions to be
ization, sponsored by the Com-
sion will serve as both hostesses
drawn from the four morning
Lurie in the Food Service Coun- ris W. Zack and Samuel Zeldes.
panel sessions, to be held at 10 mittee. Chairman of this panel and a reception committee for
cil are Max P. Bachman, Harry
Arts and Crafts Division
a. m. and 11 a. m. Presiding at session will be Mrs. Alexander the day. In addition to committee
Becker, William Boesky, Tom
W. Sanders, chairman of the members, hostesses will include
Officers with Wayburn, of the the luncheon will be Mrs. Abra-
Borman, Ben Klein, Max Loew-
Women's Division education presidents of member groups of
ham
Cooper,
chairman
of
the
di
enstein and Paul Zuckerman, arts and - crafts division, are
the League of JeWish Women's
committee.
vision's program committee.
vice-chairmen. Representatives to Nathan Balaban, Herman L.
Council Serves 235 Cities
The session on "Misconceptions Organizations, which has been co-
Lewis,
Jr.,
and
Lew
Wisper,
vice-
the board of governors of Fed-
As executive of the Council, Concerning Emotional Disturb- operating with the Women's Di.
eration are Morris Mendelson and chairmen; and Harry A. Heller,
Lurie
heads the national member- ances'' will be addressed by Dr. vision . in promotion of the Insti-
Max Schayowitz. Ira I. Sonnen- executive secretary.
ship organization of Jewish com- Harry E. August, psychiatrist and tute.
blick will act as executive secre-
Members of the board of di- munities which serves as a analyst. A pioneer in the field
Arrangements of the institute
tary.
rectors include Nathan Abrams, planning medium and "clearing of psychiatry, Dr. August will dis- were handled by committee of
Members of the board of di- Jacob Albert, Walter Aronoff, house" for problems and ideas on cuss some of the unfortunate at- the day headed by Mrs. Arthur
rectors include Oscar Bank, Mor- Sidney J. Bowman, Philip F. social work and campaigning for ' titudes taken by the relatives and Bloom, Mrs* ,Samuel -B. Danto and
ris Berg, Norman Blake, Saul Brestoff, Nat Bronstein, Wilfred its 235 member communities.
friends of emotionally disturbed Miss Pearl Devenow.
Boesky, Al Borman, Sam Braver- B. Doner, Ivan Frankel, Rudolph
man, Sam Bynder, Henry Cohen, Glick, Adolph Goldberg, David
Sol Cohen, Albert Dubin, Ben- M. Idzal, Saul Kopman, Burnett
jamin I. Dworman, Aaron Ehr- G. Krauss, Walter Laib, Philip
lichman, Baruch Eizelman, Mau- R. Marcuse, Raymond S. Moers,
rice J. Elkin, Jack Epps, Harry Irwin H. Pollard, Arthur Robin-
Ernstein, Joseph Faigel, Morton son, Hyman Safran, David Schil-
NEW YORK — Care for about
Feigenson Bernard L. Fineman, ler, Alex Schreiber, Seymour B.
NEW YORK—All Zionist organizations and parties in this
Edwin Finsilver, Harry Golden, Simons, Henry Wagner, Melville country which are officially affiliated with the world Zionist 1,000 European Jewish 'young-
Bernard A. Gourwitz, Albert S. Welt, Frank A. Wetsman, movement, unanimously agreed to 'waive the holding of elec- sters, formerly provided by the
Green, Ben Greenspo,on, Ben Harvey Willens and Julian G. tions and adopted a joint slate of delegates to the forthcoming
World Jewish Congress and its
Grosberg, Richard Gunsberg, Wolfner.
World
Zionist
Congress,
with
representation
on
the
same
ratio
affiliate, the American Jewish
(See
Photos,
Page
21)
Julius Hersh, Jack A. Horwitz,
as that obtained at the 22nd World Zionist Congress, Charles Congress, will be assumed in full
Ress, chairman of the U. S. Cen-
this year by the Joint Distribution
tral Shekel and Election Board,
Hashomer Hatzair has issued a Committee, according to a new
announced.
statement opposing abandonment agreement signed by Rabbi Ste-
The decision by all Zionist-par- of the Congress elections, declar- phen S. Wise, World Jewish Con-
ties to forego elections was taken
gress President, Shad Polier, Am-
in recognition of the need of con- ing them an inner part of Zionist - erican Jewish Congress Vice-
serving energies and resources to- democracy.
President, and Moses A. Leavitt,
ward meeting the danger which
•
JDC executive vice-chairman.
is facing the Palestine Yishuv in
The children affected by the
the struggle to safeguard the es-
agreement live in Austria, Bel-
tablishment of the Jewish State.
gium, Czechoslovakia, France,
Coupled with this action, the
Germany, Hungary, Italy and Ru-
U. S. Central Shekel Board un-
mania, 450 of them with their
animously approved a resolution
Registration for the spring
to extend the national campaign semester at the United Hebrew families or foster parents and the
for the sale of shekolim in this Schools is now under way, ac- remainder in 15 homes and insti-
country to March 1 in order to cording to Bernard Isaacs, super- tutions. They will , receive the
roll up the largest possible num- intendent. Classes are held at same assistance now extended to
ber of registered supporters for eight branches throughout the 137,000 European Jewish young-
sters through JDC's child-care
the Jewish State.
city.
The following Zionist organiza-
program.
Girls,
as
well
as
boys,
should
tions and parties are represented
This .child-care program is in-
on the U. S. Central Shekel receive the intensive Jewish cluded in JDC's record of $98,-
training
offered
by
the
Hebrew
Board; Zionist Organization of
547,000 for relief, reconstruction
America, Hadassah, Poale Zion, Schools, Isaacs emphasized.
in
Registration information may and resettlement operations
Mizrachi, United Zionists-Revi-
1948 on behalf of Jewish men,
sionists, Achdut Avodah and be obtained by calling the main
women and children overseas.
school, TO. 8-0063.
Hashomer Hatzair.

A veteran member of the
Palestine Jewish Brigade which
fought through the famous North
African desert campaigns with
the British 8th Army, _Ben-Zion
Elan, featured speaker at the
meetings, stressed the need to
provide this year for safeguard
ing the Jewish national home he
has helped to build and to de-
fend.
Other Officers
Other officers elected to serve
for the professional division in-
elude:

U. S. Zionist Parties Waive
World Congress Elections

Out New Telephone Number
WOodward 5-1155
More Lines -- Better Service

Registration Opens
For New UHS Term

JDC Assumes Care
Of Children, Former
Congress Charges