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THE JEWISH NEWS

Lerner to Address Junior
Workers' Rally on Sunday

Friday, March 12, 1948

Herbert Hordes, UJA
Delegates Meet in Haifa

Sen. Tobey Speaks Tuesday at
Zionist Rally at Cass Tech -

Detroit Jewish young adults will open their phase of the
1948 Allied Jewish Carripaign at a worker's rally at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 14, in the main auditorium of the Jewish
Community Center, when they will hear. Max Lerner, edi-
torial director-4 the newspaper PM.
Barbara" A. Greenberg and Leonard Baruch, co-chairmen
of

the Junior Division, have set0
a goal of 1,000 workers for the
drive. We expect to top that
Work
goal easily," Miss Greenberg
raid.
Organize for '48 Drive
One of the most pbpular of the
so-called "intellectual" journal-
Following through on an out-
ists, Max Lerner, at 44, looks standing job in 1947, members of
back on a distinguished career the Social Workers' Section are
in which he has combined teach- organizing leadership and work-
ing and journalism. He made his ers for the 1948 Allied Jewish
mark early as editor of The Na- campaign.
tion and. The New Republic.
Clarice Freud and Cecilia
His editorials in PM are widely Shetzer, members of the board of
read and are generally considered directors of the year-round Pro-
as having established new stand- fessional Division, will head the
ards in editorial writing. Lerner section, while vice chairmen will
is also on the editorial staff of include Anne Rose Hersh, Walter
"The American Scholar."
Klein, Ruth- Shefer, Norma Silver
- His weekly news comments and Harold Weiss.
last year were further evidence
Albert Cohen, executive direc-
of his keen analysis of headline tor of the Jewish Vocational Ser-
events and his staunch support vice, will again serve as director
of minority rights in general, and of the unit.
his espousal of Jewish rights in
particular.
Lerner was educated in litera-
ture and law at Yale, and econ-
omics and politic at Robert Brook-
ings Graduate School of Econ-
omics and Government in Wash-
To get the organization of the
ington, D. C. He has taught at
Sarah Lawrence College, Harvard Food Service Council under way
for the Allied Jewish Campaign,
and Williams College.
All Detroit Jewish young adults leaders in the Council will meet
from 16 to 30 are invited to at- with Max Schayowitz at a "break
bagle" session; 19:30 a. m., Sun-
tend the workers' rally.
day, March 14 at the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
In the year-round organization
of the food group, Schayowitz
To Initiate Activities, serves
as division representative
Initiating special gifts activities to the Board of Governors of
for the Junior Division of the the Jewish Welfare Federation.
Allied Jewish Campaign, Section
A of special - gifts will hold an ad- JSG
to View Orthodoxy
vance gifts dinner at 6 p. m. Sun-
day, March 14 at the Lee Plaza- With Young Israel Group
Hotel, under the chairmanship of
Morton D. Lieberman.
Members of the Junior Service
The meeting will be addressed Group will be the guests at a
by Max Lerner, editorial director symposium to be given by Young
of the newspaper PM, who will Israel at Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
also speak at the Junior Division at 8:45 p.m. Friday, March 19.
The subject under discussion
workers' rally that afternoon.
Serving on the board withm Lie- will be "Young Adults Look at
berman are Harold Berry, Bar- Orthodox Judaism." Those par-
bara Cooper, Richard Cooper, ticipating are Rabbi Alvin Pop-
William Davidson, Henry Ehrlich, lack, Rabbi Irwin Gordon and
Robert Enggass, Doralee Gold- Jerome W. Kelman, active in both
man, Irving Goldman, Lois Gold- Young Israel and the Junior Serv-
man, Roxanne Grevnin, Jane ice Group.
Helper, Ben Kasle, Carol Kasle,
Refreshments will be served
Al Loewenstein, Jr., Rita Loew- following the meeting.
enstein, Henry. Marks, Julian San-
dler, Morton Scholnick, Shirley Jewish Woman Gets Award
Simons, Zenia Singer, Gerald From Mexican President
Sklar, Richard Soss, Harold Vic-
MEXICO CITY (JTA)—Sarah
tor, Phylis Welling, Robert Well Kliatchki-Meckler, a Jewish mu-
ing, Leonard Hymen, Mr. and sician, was the recipient of a
Mrs. Edward Blumberg and Beth $2,000 government prize for con-
Srere.
ducting the Mexican Symphony
' Lawrence A. Fleischman is Orchestra. The prize was present-
chairman of special gifts for the ed to her by President Miguel
Division.
Aleman at a special ceremony.

Social

A 'call has been issued to all Detroit Jews to attend the
rally \at Cass High School on Tuesday evening, to demand •
immediate implementation of the UN decision and to protest
against delays by the U. S. spokesmen.

Senator Charles W. Tobey of New Hampshire will be
guest speaker. Benjamin Laikin will preside and will open
the meeting with remarks in Yiddish. An appeal for the Allied
Jewish Campaign will be made by Rabbi Morris Adler. A
resolution will be presented by Rabbi Leon Fram.

Leaders

Food Service Council
Organizes for Drive

Co-sponsors of the meeting are the Zionist Council, Jewish
Community Council, Yiddish Folk Organizations and the
American Jewish Congress.

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Left to right: LOUIS BERRY ;
HERBERT HORDES and
JOSEPH HOLTZMAN.

During their • visit in Haifa,
Palestine, on their' tour with the
United Jewish Appeal delegation,
Louis Berry and Joseph Holtz
man, the Detroit' delegates, met
with Herbert Hordes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hordes of 2308
Calvert. Herbert, a student at the
Hebrew Institute of Technology
in Haifa, told the guests from his
home city that he' was happy in
his new environment and that he
was enjoying life in Palestine and
his studies in the Palestine. school.

Jewish refugees from all parts
of Europe continue to stream in-
to France at the rate of 2,000 a
month. Most are dependent for
help upon the Joint Distribution
Committee.

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UNION OF ORTHODOX
CONGREGATIONS
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Special Gifts Section

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Notice of Publication

Nominees Announced for Board
Of Governors of Federation

Pursuant. to the By-Laws of the JEWISH WELFARE
FEDERATION OF DETROIT, the following list of nominees,
selected from the membership of the Federation, for a three
year term ending in 1951, eligible for election to the Board of
Governors of the Federation, is presented herewith to the
Executive Director not less than thirty days prior to the Annual
Meeting, Sunday, April 11, for publication:

SIDNEY ALEXANDER
JOSEPH BERNSTEIN
IRWIN I. COHN
RABBI LEON FRAM
MRS. MAURICE A. LANDAU
HENRY MEYERS
MORRIS SCHAVER
BEN L. SILBERSTEIN
LEONARD N. SIMONS

remember

that greater sums are required

to do an equal job

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Other persons may be nominated by petition or petitions
signed by not lessthan 25 members of the Federation and filed
with the Executive Director of the Federation not less than ten
days prior to the date of the annual meeting. Only one person
may be nominated in each petition and-no nomination - shall be
valid unless the nominee shall have consented to be a candidate.

RABBI MORRIS ADLER
MRS. JOSEPH H; EHRLICH
BEN KRAMER
BARNEY SMITH
SAMUEL S.. GREENBERG, Chairman,
Committee on Nominations.

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