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IHE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, March 26, 1948

Jr. Division Quota: $75,000

Honorary Chairman Belarsky to Be Soloist
At Folk School Event

Polish Govt. Will Finance
Chair at Hebrew University
WARSAY, (JTA)—The Polish
government will finance the° es-
The annual donor event of the tablishment of a chair in the his-
Jewish Folk Schools of the Labor tory of Polish Jewry at the He-
Zionist Organization will take brew University in Jerusalem.
')lace in the large
With the cooperation of the Min-
Auditorium of
istry of Culture, the Jewish Cen-
the _Detroit In-
tral Committee assembled about
stitute of Arts,
100,000 scholarly volumes, chiefly
Tuesday evening,
May 25.
of religious content, for shipment
Sidor Belar-
to the Hebrew University.
sky, noted bass
)aritone, will ap-
EDWARD PEVOS
)ear in a number
OPTICIAN
of Hebrew and
Optical Service
Yiddish songs.
Hours By Appointment
F o r informa Sidor Belarsky
Prescriptions called for
and delivered
tion concerning the event, call
3216
EWALD
CIRCLE
the office of the school, TO. • 8-
HO. 3332
at Buena Vista
9280.

Active Campaign Efforts to Commence at
Meetings of Teams at Center on April 4

The Juiiior Division of the- 1948 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign has set a quota of $75,000, Leonard Baruch and Barbara
Greenberg, co-chairmen of the Division, announced this' week.
The Juniors have already raised more than a third of this
sum through pre-campaign solicitation and special gifts.
"With such a good start," Miss Greenberg said, "we feel
that we should far surpass our goal. Every attempt is being
made to insure cqmplete coverage by our division, and to
provide the volunteers with an adequate knowledge of the
work of the campaign."
The active work of this year's drive will begin for the
Juniors the week of April 4, when the various division chair-
men will meet with their separate teams at The Jewish Com-
munity Center. At that time,' the workers will receive their
kits and instructions for solicitation.

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FRED M. BUTZEL
Mr. Butzel has been named
honorary chairman of the Allied
Jewish Campaign.

Will Address Allied JWB Ships Passover
Drive Rally Tuesday Supplies to Jewish GIs

NEW YORK.—Continuing the
pattern, set in World War II, of
serving the religious and morale
needs of Jewish servicemen, and
women here and abroad, JWB has
shipped (or processed at the ports
of embrakation) Passover sup-
plies to the American Zone in
Germany and Austria, Hawaii,
Japan and Koreo, Alaska, Iceland
and the Caribbean area (Puerto
Rico, Virgin Islands, Jamaica,
etc.) and to U. S. Jewish service-
men at 318 V. A. hospitals and
military installations.

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Herman Gilman, chairman of
the Combined Jewish Appeal,
who will address the opening
meeting of the Detroit Allied
Jewish Campaign, at Hotel Stat-
ler, next Tuesday evening. Moshe
Shertok, head of the Jewish
Agency political department, will
be the ;other speaker.

Women's League
Asks Nominations
For Youth Award

Nominations -for the Mildred
Simons Rosenberg Memorial
award; presented annually by the
League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations, are requested by Mrs.
Samuel B. Danto, League presi-
dent.
The award is made to a girl
and boy, between the ages of 17
and 21, who Have shown outstand-
ing leadership, scholarship and
exceptional work in community
activities. Presidents of League
organizations may submit the
nominations, Mrs. Danto said.
Winners of the 1948 awards will
be announced at the last general
meeting of the League, scheduled
for May 15.
All presidents and community
relations chairmen are invited to
a brunch at 10 a.m. Tuesday,
April 13, at the Jewish Center.
Mrs. Dan Krouse, chairman of
community relations, is being as-
sisted by Mrs. Morton Snyder and
Mrs. Lewis Fried in making ar-
rangements. Harry • Lombard of
the American Cancer Society,
Oscar Cohen, executive director
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, and other community leaders
will speak.

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