Assemble Miniature Family Album
For Federation Women's Meetings
THE JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, January 14, 1949
Wayland to Speak
At 3 Rallies Here
For the Histadrut
The musicar skit "A Family
Affair," rehearsing under the di-
rection of Seymour Simons, well-
known composer and director,
promises to be the dramatic high-
light of the con-
ference of the
Women's Divi-
sion of the Jew-
ish Welfare Fed-
eration, Thurs-
day, Jan. 20 at
Shaarey Zedek.
Members o f
the cast include
Mesdames Alex
Cowan, Samuel
J. Greenberg, J.
" Simons
Gilbert I s r a e 1,
Edward E. Levine, Robert Rob-
erts, Edwin. Rosenthal Jr., and
Nate Schubiner, and Miss Marj-
orie Rosenthal.
The play will conclude the all-
day program, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Harry Becker,
which begins at 10:45 a.m. with
eight discussion groups devoted
to the various aspects of Jewish
community activity; proceeds
with a buffet luncheon, followed
by a report given by the dele-
gates of the Women's Division
who are attending the conference
Capt. Yaakov Wayland, hero
of Israel's military forces, who
thrilled Detroit's Jews several
weeks ago with his account of the
struggles in the Negev, will re-
turn to Detroit to address the
second workers' rally, Thursday
evening, Jan. 20, in the Labor
Zionist 'Institute, it was an-
nounced by Sidney Shevitz,
chairman of the speakers bureau.
In addition to his appearance at
the Histadrut rally Capt. Way-
/016.
land will speak at a special His-
Mrs. Aaron Pomeranz and her young son, Jerry, supervised Scout tadrut evening arranged in .his
Troop No. 449 of Congregation Bnai David at headquarters of the honor by the Pinsker Society,
Tuesday evening, Dec. 18, in the
Women's Division of the Jewish Welfare Federation.
The Scouts assembled the miniature family album, the invitation Jewish Cultural Center, 2705 Joy
Road. All members and friends
to "A Family Affair," the Women's Division meeting to be held on of the Pinksters are invited, acc-
Thursday, Jan. 20, beginning at 10:45 a.m., at Congregation Shaarey cording to S. Rosenberg, society
Zedek. -
chairman. A social hour will
Left to Right: Standing: BRENDA KAUFMAN, MARILYN SAMP- follow Wayland's talk.
SON, BARBARA VALENSKY, BARBARA GAINES and SARAH
Capt. Wayland will address
POMERANZ; seated, MRS. AARON POMERANZ, JEROME PO- Histadrut evening of Arlazarof
MERANZ, TOBY SCHREIMAN, ANN CANNON and ARLENE Branch of Farband, Wednesday
HERMAN. -
evening, Dec. 19, in the Labor
Zionist Institute. The Branch,
which last year raised $102,000
in Detroit's Histadrut campaign,
and which has accepted a $150,-
000 quota in the Current cam-
paign, has already raised more
The Jewish News learns on hospital group, also have indi- than $35,000, it was announced
good authority that the Hebrew cated a desire for community co- by David Sislin, chairman.
Hospital Association has reached operation so that only one group
—or is about to reach—an amic- should function in the city in hos-
able agreement with the Jewish pital planning.
In the absence from the city of
Hospital Association of Detroit
for cooperation in plans for the Max Osnos, president of the Jew-
erection of a Jewish Hospital in ish HoSpital Association, and of
Jewish Welfare Federation lead-
A membership mobilization
Detroit.
Under such an agreement, it is ers who are attending the United conference has been called for
believed, the Hebrew Hospital Jewish Appeal conference in At- Monday, Jan. 31, by the Michigan
Association's $45,000 fund would lantic City, and the assembly of Zionist Region, it was announced
be turned over to the Jewish Hos- the Council of Federations and by Morris M. Jacobs, president.
Thd conference, to be held at
pital Association, whose funds are Welfare Funds in Philadelphia,
expected to rise to nearly $5,000,- it was impossible to secure offi- the Detroit Jewish Community
cial statements. It is believed, Center, will be addressed by Her-
000. by 1950.
Some members of the Mt. Sinai however, that they will be avail- schel Auerbach, ZOA national
membership director, on the sub-
Hospital Association, the women's able next week.
ject, "The Need for a Bigger and
Better ZOA."
Plans are under way for in-
cluding in the conference an oral,
visual and film presentation on
the achievements, functions and
A central collection committee ner, Jacob Schreier, GeorgeD. Sey- projects of the organization.
burn•
of 20 leading Allied Jewish Cam-
There will also be a transcrip-
FOOD SERVICE COUNCIL: Torn
paign workers, under the chair- Borman, Morris Mendelson, co-chair- tion of messages by Abba Eben,
men;
Morris
Berg,
Norman
S.
Blake,
manship of Maurice A. Enggass, Max Blum, Sidney Broida, Max Char- Israel's representative at the
has initiated a special drive to ness, J. H. Davidson, Ben I. Dvorman, United Nations, and Dr. Jorge
Baruch Eizelman, Morton Feigenson,
secure payments on outstanding Bernard
Fineman, Arthur Goldstein, Garcia Granados, Guatemalan
balances.
Albert Green, Merwin G r o s b e r g, delegate to the UN, with an in-
George Gunsberg, Julius Hersh, Noah
Spurred by insistent cable- Hommel,
Barney B. Hyman, Philip troduction by Yehuda Hellman,
grams from Israel and Europe, Imber, Sol Kanat, David Krause, Syd- of Israel.
ney
Krause,
Seymour A. Kyte, Meyer
and from the national offices of Lebowitz, Bernard
A two-month membership
Limond, Aaron B.
the United Jewish Appeal, the Margolis, Sam Marks, Nathan Metz, drive now is in progress through-
Miller, Louis Miller, Ben Moss-
committee also has • organized Herman
man, Morris Music, David Newman, out the region. Detroit Zionists
seven divisional collection com- Philip Olender, Maurice L. Rosenthal, will cluminate their membership
Rubin, Sol Shaye, Morris Snow,
mittees of the Detroit Service_ Nathan
Nathan Sosin, Morris Tonkin, Eugene campaign in an intensive drive
Group to speed up payments on Weiss, Max Weiss, Hanley W. Wolf.
Sunday, Jan. 30.
1948 . Allied Jewish Campaign
PROFESSIONAL DIVISION: Harry
Prizes will be awarded to mem-
H. Platt, chairman; Dr. M. E. Bach-
pledges. A total of 159 campaign man,
Harry Berlin, Dr. Gerson Berris, bership workers on the basis of
workers make up the collection Albert Boesky, Susan Bromberg, Dr. their results.
Saul Cole, Joseph Colten, Norman
committee roster.
Drachler, Dr. Joseph E. Goodstein,
The committee includes: Maur- Samuel Greenberg, Morton Jacobs, Dr. Gemiluth Chassodim Women
Hyman Mellen, Jack Miller, David
ice A. Enggass, chairman, Morton Miro, Dr. Alexander W. Sanders, Jo-
F. Ashner, Edward A. Atlas, Irv- seph Staub, Morris Sussman, Irwin Concert to be Held Jan. 29
Weingarten, Dr. Max Winslow.
ing W. Blumberg, Louis C. Blum-
ARTS AND CRAFTS DIVISION:
Women of Gemiluth Chasso-
berg, Tom Borman, Harry Cohen, Adolph Goldberg, Lew Wisper, co-
chairmen;
Nathan Balaban, Howard P. dim will present their sixth an-
Fred A. Ginsburg, Adolph Gold- Berger, Philip
F. Brestoff, Paul P.
berg, Abe Kasle, Robert R. Loew- Broder; Wilfred B. Doner. Henry Feld- nual concert Saturday, Jan. 29,
Saul Korman, Burnett J. Krauss, 8:20 p. m. in the Lecture Hall of
enberg, Morris Mendelson, Gus man,
Joseph Lee, Herman L. Lewis Jr.,
D. Newman, Max Osnos, Harry Arthur Robinson, David Safran, Alex the Detroit Institute of Arts fea-
turing Karl Haas, Detroit pianist,
Schreiber.
H. Platt, Louis. Robinson, Barney
both as soloist and together with
Smith, Louis Stoll, Henry Wine-
Mrs. Sidney Shevitz in works for
man and Lew Wisper.
two pianos.
The divisional committees in-
Margit Kormendy, - contralto,
clude:
MERCANTILE DIVISION: Louis
will be the vocal soloist, and the
Robinson, chairman; Joe Bearman,
Karl Haas Ensemble, composed
Jack Berger, Jack M. Citron, Emil
Edelson-, Nathan N. Fierberg, William
Nathan Ausubel, noted Jewish of Emily Adams, violin, Meyer
Hoffman, Alex Jacobson, Harry Kay,
Maurice A. Landau, Jack Levy, Her- author, who has recently pub- Shapiro, viola, Jacob Becker; cel-
man Mathias, Walter J. Mayer, Samuel lished the widely-praised an- lo, and Karl Haas will perform
Plotter, 'Ray Redlich, Emil Rose, Max
Rosenbaum, Irving R u b y, Albert thology of "Jewish Folklore," the Brahms Piano Quartet in G
Schwartz, Samuel H. Schwartz, Fred will speak in Detroit Jan. 17, minor.
Sherman, Fred • F. Simmons, Alex
The concert is being held for
Sklar, Jack J. Stark, Irwin Tamler, Lee under the auspices of the Jewish
Weinberg, Larry Weingarden, Simon Community Center. Ausubel has the benefit of orphans in Europe
H. Weisman, Stanley Winkelman, Harry
chosen as his topic, "What is the and Israel.
Zolkower, I. Lewis Zuieback.
SERVICES DIVISION: L o u iS C. Significance of Jewish Folklore
Mrs. L. Neuhans is president
Blumberg, chairman; Samuel P. Baker,
of the organization; Mrs. Jack
Samuel A. Cascade, Milton Eisler, Throughout the Ages?"
Samuel J. Greenberg, Ira Kaufman,
The public is invited to attend. Frank, chairman of the journal;
Rudolf Leitman, Edward C. Levy,
Isaac Litwak, Arnold H. Rosman, Jo- Admission is 25 cents for mem- Mrs. A. Roberg, program chair-
man.
seph Sandler, Morris L. Schaver, David
bers and 50 cents for non-mem-
M. Welling.
The public is invited. For
MECHANICAL TRADES DIVISION: bers.
Abe Kasle. chairman; Larry A. Bader,
tickets call Mrs. R. Manko, TO.
Jerry Bielfield, Samuel C. Binkow,
7-4515, or Mrs. Sitzman, TY.
Bernard Chase, Harry Citrin, Cy A..
Crane, Nathan R. Epstein, Fred Ettin-
5-7108.
Hospital Groups Reported to Have
I{eache d Agreement for Unity Here
Michigan Zionists
Call Conference
Musical Skit to Highlight Seminar
Of Federation
Women's Division
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Arlazaroff Branch Fetes
Wayland at Reception
Arlazaroff Branch of the Jew-
ish National Workers' Alliance
will honor Captain Yaakov Way-
land at a reception at 9 p.m. Wed-
nesday, Jan. 18, at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
Service Group Organizes Central
Committee to Spur AJC Payments
Ausubel Speaks
At Jewish Center
ger. Ellis Fishman, Emanuel Fishman,
Nathan Fishman, Joe Gendelman,
Oscar Grey, Ben Kramer, Irving Mai-
ler. Lester Miller, Victor Shiffman,
Joseph Slatkin, Emil T. Stern. Louis
W. Zack, Samuel Zeldes.
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
COUNCIL: Barney Smith, chairman;
Charles N. Agree, Morris H. Blumberg,
Harry C. Davidson, Ben B. Fenton,
Meyer Fishman, Max C. Handler, Jo-
seph Holtzman, Kopel Kahn, Rubin
kaplan, Daniel A. Laven, Milton Rat-
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European Welfare
Gives DT $3,500
of the United Jewish Appeal and
the General Assembly of the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds in Atlantic
City and Philadelphia this week-
end.
Reservations for the luncheon
and program will be closed at
noon Monday, Jan. 17. Until then
they will be accepted at WO. 5-
3939.
UHS to Register'
For Spring Term
The period from Sunday, Jan.
16 through Monday, Jan. 31„ has
been set by the United Hebrew
Schools as registration period,
when new pupils will be accept-
ed for b'eginn'ers' and advanced
classes,
'New classes will commence on
Tuesday, Feb. 1.
During the last week of Jan,
uary, examinations will be held
in all classes.
The location of schools are as
follows:
Rose Sittig Cohen, 13226 Law-
ton
David W. Simons, 4000 Tux-
edo
Philadelphia - Byron, 1245 W.
Philadelphia
Parkside, 15705 Parkside, cor-
• ner Midland
Central, Central High School
Bagley and Beth Aaron, Bag-
ley Public School
For general information call
the main office, TO. 8-0063.
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BETH EL YPC EVENT
The Young People's Club of
The Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization has con- Temple Beth El announces plans
tributed the sum of $3,500 to the for a sleigh ride and barn dance.
Jewish National Fund for the to be held at Morton's Stables :1
Saturday evening, Jan. 22.
planting of trees.
E. Grand River at Library