Junior Division's Special Gifts
Section Schedules First Dinner

Mrs. Charles Lakoff, president
of the Jewish Social Service
Bureau, and Harld Silver, JSSB's
executive. director, will attend a
one-day conference in • Chicago,
Saturday, March .5, to discuss
with a midwest conference of
family service agencies the prob-
lems related to serving the thou-
sands of people who turn to these
agencies for personal guidance
and assistance.
The one-day conference will
take place at the Congress Hotel
in Chicago, and more than 100
representatives . from 52 agencies
will attend. Eugene H. Freed-
heim, president of the board of
the Jewish Faihily Service Asso-
ciation of Cleveland will preside.
A special plea will be made
at the conference with regard to
the housing problem which, it
is declared "is crippling and in-
juring the health and stability
of American families more than
any of the major physical dis-
eases."

Planning the special gifts program for the Junior Division are
(left to right) IRVING GOLDMAN, MORTON J. LIEBERMAN
and HENRY N. EHRLICH. Goldman is co-chairman of the special
gifts section, while Lieberman and Ehrlich head the A board of
the section.
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Irving Goldman and William Davidson, chairman of the
special gifts division of the Junior Division of the' 1949 Allied
Jewish Campaign appointed Henry N. Ehrlich and Morton J..
Lieberman to head the A board of their section of the drive.
The group immediately met to plan this year's fund-
raising effort. A special gifts dinner will be held March 27,
to which all members of the jun-

ior division who fall into the
special gifts classification will be
invited, to consider their contri-
butions for 1949:
• Committees planning for the
dinner include: Invitations, Char-
lotte Abrams and Lois Arons-
son; prospect, Robert Smith and
J. Richard Cooper, aided by Ed-
ward Blumberg, Michael Unger,
and Robert Welling; committee
on arragements, Marilyn Blum-
berg, Dora Lee Goldman and
Phyllis Welling.

Mrs. Philip Fealk, Louis D.
Brandeis; Mrs. Ben Garrison,
Philip Handler;' Mrs. Sam. Gold,
- Pisgah; Mrs. David Grosberg,
Detroit; Mrs. Milton Harris,
Tikvah; Sylvia Hendleman,
Pisgah B & P; Mrs. Alfred Lakin,
Harry B. Keidan; Mrs. Albert
Lupiloff, Henry Morgenthau;
Mrs. Henry Onrich, Rabbi Man-
del M. Zager; Mts. David Parr,
Louis Marshall; Mrs. Irving Ros-
enthal, Downtown; Mrs. Herman
Schonberg, George Gershwin;
Mrs. Louis Sitkin, East Side;
Lenore Yavitz, Ivan S. Bloch.
Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld, na-
tional director of Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundations, will be guest
speaker.
Awards will be presented to
women who have worked on
membership and conservation
committees.

BLANCHE THEBOM, rich-
voiced and beautiful young mez-
zo-soprano of the Metropolitan
Opera, will be heard in Detroit
MRS. MORRIS 'TACK
on the evening of March 11, 8:30
honors Mrs. Leonard' Sims, Dis- p.m., in Music Hall. Presented by
CARD OF THANKS
trict Six president.
S. Hurok, she comes under the
The family of the late Morris - Mrs. Morris Tack, chairman of local auspices of Tuesday Musi-
Penskar wishes to thank rela- the fourth annual membership cale.
tives and friends for the many event, has as her committee the
'kindnesses shown them in their following women: Shirley Bern- 6 THE JEWISH NEWS
recent bereavement. stein, Louis Marshall B & P;
Friday, March 4, 1949

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"Mainstays of the Junior Di-
vision are the captains," said
Lawrence Fleischman, Junior Di-
vision. chairman, in announcing
14 appointments for the 1949 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign.
Each is responsible, Fleisch-
man pointed out, for a team of
seven workers. With the new
plan of holding only small meet-
- ings this year, Fleischman said,
it is hoped that the workers will
be able to feel more intimately
their *roles In the, campaign and
have a better understanding of
their work.
Each worker will be assigned
approximately 15 slips, as close
to his home as possible. A spe-
cial mobile division will handle
slips in neighborhoods where
there are no workers.
Appointments thus far include:

At one time Purim was known
- as Mordecai's Day in honor of
,AM hero of the Book of Esther.
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Monday, March 14, at 8 p.m.,
at the Detroit Art Institute audi-
torium, 1,000 new members of
Bnai 'Brith Women's chapters in
Detroit, Will be initiated • into the
"Matilda Sims Class," which

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Line-Up Captains
For Junior- Drive

Division I-D, Evaleen Budnitzky,
chairman ; Joan Goldstein, Ruth Pru-
jansky, Anita ,Ruskin, Muriel Salinger,
Shirley Schwartz, Joyce Weingarden.
Division I-E, Albert M. Colman,
chairman; Freda Gantz, Dottie Rosen,
Ruth Mathis, Richard Kanner, Milton
Lucow, Edward Schreiber.
Division I-F, Robert M. Feinberg,
chairman; A. Arnold Agree, Mrs. Mor-
ton E. Harris,, Miss Dorothy Leider-
man, Mrs. Milton Lucow, Elliott
Schubiner, Celia Winokur.
Division I-G, Eleanor Heilbronner,
chairman; Virginia Barnett, Fred
Rowe, Irving Yackness, John Gilmore,
Harriett Alper, Dorothy Stiglitz.
Division I-H, Helen Karabenick,
chairman; Mathilda Shulman, Sophie.
Shulman, Mary Cdhen, Hilda Samuels,
Audrey Gelfand.
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Division I-J, Dena G. Leep, chair-
man; Madeleine Levenberg, William
Stone, Herbert Seiton, Philip Gross-
man, Adeline Subar, Ada Koblin.
Division I-K, Harry Mirvis, chair-.
man; Robert Burk, Geraldine Fein-
gold, Maynard Kalef, Sidney Ruben-
stein, Helen Diskin, Sara Lee Eichler.
Division II-L, Harriet Aiken, chair-
man; Pat Robinson, Mrs. Silvan Rosen-
field, Edith Mirvis, Edward Singer,
Fred Greenspan.
Division 0, Sam Frankenstein,
chairman; Eva Bach, Austin Kanter,
Henry Lonnerstater, Irving Wright,
Helen Kollins, Irving Gold, Herbert
Storman, Walter Rosenberg.
Division II-P, Samuel Kaner, chair-
man ; . Evelyn Novesk, Mary Cicurel,
David Brodman, Saretta Feller, •June
Rosenberg, Selma Berry.
Division II-Q, Jerome W. Kelman,
chairman; Joseph Weinman, Tom
Rosender, Hillel Abrams, Ruth Bod-
zin, Sonia Ribiat, • Esther Bodzin.
Division II-R, Theodore- Mandell,
chairman ; Bernard Sherman, Samuel
Ross, Stan Rubach, Betty Greenfield,
Charlotte Klausner, Shirley Jacobson.
Division II-S, Shirley Schubiner,
chairman; Annette Sklar, Bernice Fish-
man, Elsie Wiener, Louis Milgrom.
Division T, Max Rothschild, chair-
man; Larivan Salwin, Jeanette Rosen-
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Bnai Brith to Induct 1,000 Women
At Program March 14 at Institute

Mrs. Lakoff, Silver
At Midwest Parley
Of Family Agencies

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