Fresh Air Opens War Veterans Honor Negba Hero
Staff Recruitment

Committees Chosen .
For INF Auxiliary's
'48 Donor Campaign

Alisa Klausner Eskol, of Tel
Aviv, prominent Israeli lecturer
and author, in an address at the
public rally of the Ladies' Aux-
iliary of the Jewish National
Fund, *a t Congregation Beth
Shmuel. on Tuesday evening,
urged uninterrupted effort for
land redemption in Israel in or-

Fresh •Air Camp at Brighton,
Mich., announces that recruit-
ment of its counselor staff for
the 1949 season has begun. Ap-
plication forms are available at
the Community Fund Building,
51 W. Warren, and at the J'ewish
Community Center, 8904 Wood-
, ward.
Staff interviews will take
place during. the forthcoming
vacation period and will be con-
ducted by Robert Luby, assistant
director. It is anticipated that
the counselor staff will be or-
ganized by midwinter so that
there will be ample opportunity
for pre-camp training.
During his visit in Detroit, CAPTAIN YAAKOV WAYLAND,
Further information may be hero of the Negba battle against the Egyptians, was honored at a
procured by writing to the Fresh
Air Society, 51 W. Warren, reception accorded him 1:iy the Jewish War Veterans last Friday
evening. Left to right: Captain Wayland, HAROLD MORAN, JWV
Detroit.

I

Hashomer Hatzair Sets
Freedom Camp Theme

MRS: JACK ROSENTHAL
der to assure the acquisition of
large stretches of land, as the
. property of the entire Jewish
people, for the settlement of
hundreds of thousands, of Jewish
settlers.
Mrs. Jack Rosenthal, president
of the Auxiliary, and Mrs. Peter
Chodoroff, fund - raising chair-
man, announced the following
appointments for the 1948 donor
event, - which will culminate
with the rally for contributors at
the Masonic Temple, at 2 p. m.
on Sunday, Jan. 16.
Mrs. William Klafer, chairman
of divisions, which are headed
by the following: Mesdames Wil-
liam Kaplan, Harry Schwartz,
Charles Friedenberg, Irving Law-
ton, Sol Pearlman, Albert New-
man, Sam Solomon, Morris Da-
vis, Norman Adilman, Ralph
Falk, I. Kardener, Seldon Leach,
I. Zeff and Joseph Deytsche.

Mrs. Philip Stollman is chair-
man of the organizations com-
mittee. Key women for organ-
izations are Mesdames William
Mandell, Albert Potiker, I. Fax-
stein, Julius Ting and Nathan
Rosin. Mrs. Jack Bookstein is
assistant organizations chairman.

Other officers are: Mrs. Albert
Prag, chairman of the board;
Mrs. Harry Buchman, chairman
of pledges; Mrs. 'Jack Grossbart,
chairman of tickets and corres-
ponding secretary; Mrs. Harry
Newcorn, board of directors' cor-
responding secretary; Msedames
M. Steingold and Nathan Linden,
treasurers; Mrs. Samuel Krone,
recording secretary; Mrs. Irving
Arlin, `tree chairman; Mrs. Mor-
ris Lachiver, Sefer HaYeled
chairman; Mrs. Jules Kraft, Se-'
fer Bar Mitzvah chairman, Mrs.
Oscar Ruzumna, dunams and
Jack Krass, Golden Book chair-
man; Mrs. Al Schneider, pub!
city; Mrs. Harry Schumer, donor
secretary; Mrs. Paul Sikov, as-
sistant donor secretary; Mrs.
Joseph Greenbaum, financial
secretary; Mrs. I. W. Silver, pro-
gram chairman; Mesdames Phil-
lip Cutler, S. N.* Heyman and
P. Slomovitz, advisory commit-
tee.

A program of sports, •Hebrew
songs and dances, arts and
crafts, scouting and other cul-
tural activities is planned for
_ashome'r Hatzair winter
the H
camp scheduled Dec. 14 at 31
at Mill Lake, Chelsea, Mich.
Theme of the camp, which is
open to Shomrim and other
young people, •is "Freedom."
Daphne Jacobson, WE. 5-0228",
and Yaffa Epstein, TO. 8-1595,
may be contacted for additional
information.

Bnai Moshe YPC Social
Gathering Monday Night

The Young People's Club of
Congregation Bnai Moshe will
have a social gathering on Mon-
day, Dec. 20, 8:30 p.m. in the
Harry Rosman Assembly Hall,
Dexter and Lawrence. Donald
Rosman, program chairman, ar-
ranged for movies followed by
dancing and refreshments.

Habonim Maps Winter
Seminar at State Camp

Detroit Habonim is planning a
winter seminar at Cedar Iltake
State Camp near Chelsea,
December 27, through 31
In addition to a discussion of
works of Berl Katznelson, which
will be led by Moshe Margolis,
Habonim educational director in
Chicago, a complete program of
winter sports will be Undertaken.
The camp has well heated
cabins and bunks - and will be
under adult supervision.
For further information call
Bernard Schreier, HO. 0343.

Labor Zionist PTA
To Hear Psychologist

A general meeting of the Par-
ent-Teachers Organization of
the. Labor Zionist Schools will be
held at 8 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 21,
at the Labor Zionist Institute,
13722 Linwood.
Dr. William W. Wattenberg,
professor of educational psychol-
ogy at Wayne University,. will
speak on "Your Child's World
and You." -
Mrs. Lesh Shrodeck will read
an excerpt from Jewish -literature
and Shoshana Brooke Freedman
well-known soprano will take
part in the musical program.
Member and friends of the or-
ganization are invited.
Officers chosen at the first
meeting of the Parent-Teachers
Organization are: Mesdames
Ralph Freedman, chairman; -Sam
Goodman Elected
Layne, Social chaiman; Jack
KP Lodge Commander
Mendelson, Aaron Hy so n,
Norman Blatt, -Irving Rogovein,
Leonard Goodman of 15402 Harold,,Waldman, secretary, and
Kenloch Ave., Redford, Mich., Bill Zimmerman.
was elected
Northwest YPC Dance
chancellor com-
mander of De-
troit Lodge 55,
Young People's Club of North-
Knights of Py-
west Hebrew Congregation will
thias, succeedin
have its semi-formal dance this
James Rachleff.
Saturday night. For further in-
formation call Resa -Max, HO.
S. J. Elyden was
8280, or Hal Shapiro, UN. 3-5571.
chosen vice--
chancellor. Oth7
T h e MASTERSINGERS, a
ers elected are:
young adult choral group, will
Elmer Raskin, L. Goodman
present a program of holiday
Sidney Char-
ness, Jack Berke and Irving music for the Chamber Music
Aran. Installation of officers will Work Shop Dec. 20 at the Mc-
take place Jan. 12 at a dinner Gregor Library. The chorus is
tiance at Club Bali:
conducted by AbeSilver.
,

Department Commander, and MICHAEL THIEDE, Commander of
Military Order of Purple Heart.

Refugees Study at Cooper Union

Even though the only way to
get into tuition-free Cooper
Union is by passing high in com-
petitive entrance examinations
given each summer for enroll-
ment in the fall, this New York
college has one of the - largest
percentages in the country of
foreign-born students.
Most of the 126 foreign-born
Cooper Union students one in
every 14—are of - Jewish refugee
families fi;om .,Central European
countries. •
According to a survey made by
Mrs. Mildred Wolf Bateman, reg-

istrar, GerMany' has supplied 44
of these outstanding students of
art and engineering, followed in
numbers by Austria which has
supplied 20 and Poland which has
supplied 17. Italy contributed 6,
and Russia and Puerto Rico 5
each. Other countries represented
are Argentina, Brazil, British
West Indies, Canada, Chile,
China, C u b a, Czechoslovakia,
England, Holland,.Hungary, Iraq,
Ireland, Lithuania, Malta, Nor-
way, Romania, Scotland, Turkey,
and Yugoslavia.

10

THE JEWISH NEWS

—

Friday, December 17, 1948

Israeli Philharmonic
Honored in New York

NEW YORK (JTA)—More than
1,200 persons paid $75 each to
attend a concert paying tribute
to the Israel Philharmonic Or-
chestra arranged by the Ameri-
can Fund for Palestinian Institu-
tions in the Grand Ballroom of
the .Waldorf Astoria as part of
its 1948 drive for $1,217,000.i The
Fund is headed by Edward A.
Norman.
Addressing a: dinner which fol-
lowed the concert, Eliahu Ep-
stein, Israeli envoy to Washing-
ton, emphasized that the victory
of Israel "was not due mainly to
material weaponS, but primarily
to the spiritual and moral im-
pulses which animated our people
and which gave them the inspira-
tion to fight for the most cher-
ished treasures in life: liberty and
independence."
Epstein pointed out that by
paying. tribute to the Israeli Phil-
harmonic Orchestra the audience
was paying tribute as well "to
the entire spirit of a people who
labor and fight not for a mere
existence, not for bread alone,
but for a complete life that will
enable them to , contribute to
woilcf civilization in science, in
the arts, in literature, language."

Hadassah Cables $1,000,000
To JA for Orphaned - Refugees
NEW YORK (JTA)—The sum
of $1,000,000 was cabled by Ha-
dassah to the Jewish Agency in
Jerusalem to meet emergency
needs of orphaned Jewish .chil-
dren entering Israel.

SH IS LIFE!

Your pledge to the Allied- Jewisk Campaign last May was your
PROMISE.

YOUR payment NOWT is the PERFORMANCE of your promise.

For their life and your conven-
ience I5 Collection Depots
have been set up,.

All of Them Will bei Open

Sunday, December 19th
9:30 a. m. 3 pi m.

Pick the one most convenient to you
and
Make Your Payment
Here are the Depots:

Temple Beth El (9 am to noon)
8801 Woodward
Jewish Home,for Aged
11501 Petoskey
Cong. Bnai Moshe 3710 Lawrence
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin
12007 Linwood
Cong. Shaerey Zedek
2900 W. Chicago
Jewish Community Center
8904 Woodward
Northwest Hebrew Cong.
7045 Curtis
U. H. S. Rose Sitting Cohen
13226 Lawton
Bnai David 2201 Elmhurst
Twelfth Street Center
8687 12th Street
Beth Aaron
18000 Wyoming
Beth Tefilo Emanuel
1550 Taylor
Workmen's Circle Educational Ctr.
11529 Linwood
Hebrew Free Loan 9134 Linwood
Yeshivath Beth YehLida
12301 Dexter

Your Payment Sunday
at any of the collection depots will
Empty THE DP CAMPS
and OPEN THE DOORS OF ISRAEL

The United Jewish Appeal
has issued an "extraordinary ap-
peal for funds.

Without funds, the flow of
immigration from the DP camps
to Israel will slow down—and
stop!

Every cent that the Detroit
contributing public has paid has
been forwarded.

Additional funds have been
borrowed from the bank.

There is no money on hand
to answer the urgent appeal
from overseas unless

YOU
Pay Your Pledge
NOW!

It's smart tax-wise and wise
life-wise. Please make your pay-
ment Sunday at one of the Col-
lection Depots or mail your
check to the

ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN

250-- West Lafayette

Detroit 2, Michigan

WO. 5-3939

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