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THE JEWISH

Laundry and Linen Drivers Raise
$9,000 for Gewerkshaften Drive

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Mizrachi Buildings Rise
Despite Arab Raids'

NEW YORK.—Despite the de-
struction currently being wrought
in Palestine by Arab mercenary
bands and the ex-Mufti's hench-
men, the Yishuv continues to
build the Jewish State of tomor-
row, Leon Gellman, national
president of Mizrachi, asserted,
in disclosing that the Mizrachi
movement in Palestine is near-
ing completion of a Yeshiva-voca-
tional academy and has already
begun construction of a modern
newspaper plant for "Hatzofe,"
the religious-Zionist H.e b r ew
daily.

Junior Division Special Gifts Section
Pledges 68 Per Cent Over '47 Level

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—Photo by Paul Kirsch

William Singer Heads
Temple Israel Youth

—Photo by Paul Kirsch, Jewish News Photographer

Members of Laundry and Linen Drivers Local 285, AFL, have
gone all out in support of the Histadrut campaign, by raising $9,000.
Among the shops that did outstanding work are the drivers of
Central Overall Supply, who contributed $100 each for a total of
$3,000; General Linen Service, $800; Progressive Linen Service, $700;
Wayne Laundry, $500; Domestic Linen Supply, $1,000.
Picture shows presentation of a check for $1,100 to LOUISE
HOFFMAN, regional director of Trade Union Council for Labor
Palestine, by JACOB BUBOW, president of Laundry Drivers Social
Club. The club's members and wives have already raised $2,000
through house parties and individual contributions.
Others, left to right, in the photo are: SOL DAVIDSON, record-
ing secretary of the Union and vice-president of the Social Club;
Gubow, Miss Hoffman, and ISAAC LITWAK, president of the Union.

Freedom Luncheons Represent
Three Contribution Categories

Women's Division of Jewish Welfare Federation to Observe April
As Freedom Month for the 1948 Allied Jewish Campaign

Preceding the opening rally of the Junior Division of the 1948
Allied Jewish Campaign, attended by more than 800 young Jewish
adults March 14, junior leaders met with DR. MAX LERNER, editorial
director of the newspaper PM, for a discussion of the needs em-
Alumni of Temple Israel High
bodied in the 1948 Campaign of Destiny. Left to right above are
School and confirmands of Tem-
ple Israel met March 14 to organ- HELEN ALPERT, division executive director, LEONARD BARUCH,
campaign co-chairman, DR. LERNER and BARBARA GREENBERG,
ize the youth of
campaign co-chairmen.
the Temple for
Initiating group solicitation in special gifts for the juniors, 100
service to the
congregation.
members of Section A pledged a total of $17,000 for an increase of
They decided to
68 percent over their 1947 gifts. Morton D. Lieberman, Section A
name the group
chairman, announced after the group's dinner meeting at which
Temple Israel
Lerner also spoke following the rally.

Youth.
William Singer
was elected pres-
ident; Alvin Tal-
berg, vice-presi,
dent; Ilene Ro- Win. Singer
sen, recording secretary; Helen
Robinson, corresponding secre-
tary; and Aaron Galperin, treas-
urer. The board consists of Mar-
vin Ancell, Martin Citrin. Bruce
Danto, John Goldstick, Cynthia
Jaco, Harold Levin, Ruth Levine,
Joanne Lichtenstein, Roslyn Per-
nick and Merrill Stoller.
While Temple Israel Youth was
organized by alumni, it will be
joined by all young people of
Temple Israel households.

Invitations went out this week to 18,000 Jewish women of
Detroit, urging them to attend the Freedom Luncheons, to be
sponsored by the Women's Division of the Jewish Welfare
Federation in behalf of the 1948 Allied Jewish Campaign,
April 14, 15 and 19.
April, .1948, has been designated as Freedom Month na-
Yeshivah U. Acquires
tionally, in keeping with the tra-%

ditional holiday of freedom-
Passover—which begins April 23.
Attending the Freedom Lunch-
eons here will be contributors of
a minimum of $365 on April 14, of
a $100 minimum on April 15 and
of a $36.50 minimum on April 19.
The first two events will be held
at the Book Cadillac. The third
will be at Latin Quarter.
Three Noted Speakers
Three outstanding speakers will
be featured at the Freedom
Luncheons. Robert St. John, well
known foreign correspondent,
radio commentator and author,
will appear at all three events,
while Harold Katz, 26-year-old,
former Harvard University stu-
dent who left this country to join
the Haganah, will be the second
speaker on April 14 and 15. At
the final Freedom Luncheon,
Judith Epstein, Hadassah national
leader, will be the second speaker.
Pointing out that these mini-
mum contributions can be made
up by savings of a dollar a day,
thirty cents a day or ten cents a
day for one year, the Women's
Division Campaign leadership,
headed by Mrs. Joseph H. Ehr-
lich and Mrs. Henry Wineman,
chairmen, urged Detroit Jewish
women to "make these Freedom
Luncheons the occasion of victory
luncheons—so that we can feel
that we have taken our fair share
of the responsibility in this 1948
Campaign of Destiny."
How Gifts Can Help
The Freedom Luncheon mini-
mum contributions represent con-
crete accomplishments, Mrs. Ehr-
lich and Mrs. Wineman empha-
sized, and they asked that every
Detroit woman keep in mina how
her contribution can help in 1948.
Ten cents a day for one year,
or $36.50, will outfit a DP child
in Germany in the first complete
set of warm, new clothes he has
ever owned . . . it will buy good
food and loving care in an agri-
cultural settlement in Palestine
for a month for some child who
has never known security ... here
in Detroit, it will provide a
month's foster home affection and
care for a refugee child . . . and,
also here in Detroit, ten cents a
day for a year will provide a five
month's scholarship for your
child or your friend's in the Uni-
ted Hebrew Schools.
Dollars for Real Needs
Thirty cents a day for one year,
.$100, means that two Jewish chil-
dren, orphaned by hate, can be
maintained in a JDC orphan home
irk Belgium or France for a month

. . . it will maintain five children
in a kindergarten in Palestine for
a one-term period where, with
your help, they will be educated
for democracy ... and, in Detroit,
.$100 will provide for a month's
home, food and medical care for
man or woman in the Jewish
Home for Aged.
One dollar a day for a year,
$365, buys complete layettes for
25 Jewish babies who were born
in DP camps in Germany, Austria
or Italy . . . it pays for 18 months
agricultural training for a Euro-
pean Jewish family who will
later be able to contribute to the
upbuilding of the Jewish State
. . . through our local Resettle-
ment Service, $365 completely out
fits a destitute family of four new
Americans who arrive in this
country wearing the clothing of
their poverty.
"Translate your dollars into
the materials to meet these real
needs," Women's Division leader-
ship has urged, "and make 1948 a
year of fulfillment for Jews
throughout the world."

Government Workers
To Hold Rally April 5

15 Years'
Experience

MR.

JWB Meeting to Climax
Debate on Principles
NEW YORK.—The most wide-
spread and animated discussion
and debate held in this country
on a Jewish question of purely
cultural character will reach its
climax at the 1948 annual meet-
ing of the National Jewish Wel ,
fate Board to be held at the Ste-
vens Hotel, Chicago May 8 to 10.

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P.N. PRACTICAL FRONT

CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK: At Sabbath morning services, Rabbi
Morris Adler will speak on "The Way Home." Cantor J. H.
Sonenklar will officiate. Delegates to Midwest Zionist Youth
Institute will be guests at the service. Jr. Congregation and
Children's Congregation services on Sabbath morning.

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N. W. HEBREW CONG.: On Sabbath morning, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal
will preach on the subject "The First Consecration." Cantor
Pavel Slavensky will chant the prayers. Next late Friday night
service on April 2.
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TEMPLE BETH EL: At the Sabbath Eve services tonight, March 26,
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will preach on the subject "Must There
Be a War? Some Reflections on President Truman's Message to
Congress." The Temple quartet, directed. by Jason H. Tickton,
will render liturgical music. The Sisterhood will be in charge or
the social hour after services.

TEMPLE ISRAEL, Lecture Hall, Institute of Arts, Friday night,
March 26, Purim Family Sabbath Eve Seri/ices. Rabbi Leon Fram
will preach on "The Reincarnation of Haman." Religious School.
Choir. Social hour by Sistethood. Friday night, April 2, in large
auditorium, Art Institute, Rabbi Fram will preach on "The
Supreme Court Decision on Religion in the Public Schools—Its
Implications for Religion in Education." Temple Israel Choir,
under direction of Dan Frohman. Cantor R. S. Tulman will chant
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Land for Expansion

NEW YORK. — Acquisition
by Yeshiva University of two ad-
ditional parcels of land in the im-
mediate vicinity of its main
building on Amsterdam Ave. and
186th St., New York, was an-
nounced by Dr. Samuel Belkin,
president. The new land was ob-
tained to enable the university to
carry out its $7,500,000 academic
and physical expansion program,
funds for which are now being
sought in a nation-wide drive,
he added.

earnest immediately following
the rally—on April 6, according
to Goldie Levenstein and Julius
Pliskow, co-chairmen of the di-
vision.
All pledges, according to the
schedule, should be in and the
campaign brought to a successful
conclusion by April 15.

To open its all-out campaign
among government employees,
the government division of the
Allied Jewish Campaign will
hold a workers' get-together at
the Lee Plaza Hotel at 8:30 p.m.
Monday, April 5.
In Europe alone, 40,000,000
At this kick-off meeting, work-
ers will receive their kits with children are starving! Give—to
solicitation slips and instructions; Crusade for Children—May 1 to
the general solicitation begins in May 15.

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CONG. BNAI MOSHE, Dexter and Lawrence: Friday evening ser-
vice at 6 p.m. March 26. Sabbath service at 9 a.m. March 27.
Rabbi Moses Fischer will preach.

CONG. BNAI DAVID, Elmhurst at 14th: Friday night services March
27, Mincha at 6:15 p.m., Kabolos Shabbos, 6:30 p.m. Sabbath
morning service at 9 a.m. Saturday. Rabbi Joshua Sperka will
speak on "Three Gifts." Herbert Rubin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Rubin, will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah. Chumosh class,
5 p.m. Mincha at 6 p.m., followed by Sholoss Seudess.

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