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Chief Rabbi Herzog Calls for All-Out
Effort for UM Drive in Speech Here

Chief Rabbi Isaac Halevy Her-
tog of Israel, in a stirring ad-
dress here at the Jewish Center,
on May 11, called upon Detroit
Tews to fulfill their obligations
to the United Jewish Appeal,
through the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.
Opening his address with brief
remarks in Hebrew, the Chief
Rabbi emphasized in his address
that the nations of the world
already have recognized Israel
tnd that the time has come for
Tews to give Israel not de facto
bue de jure recognition. He de-
clared that unless hundreds
of millions of dollars are given
this year to provide for the
settlement of hundreds of thou-
sands of newcomers, "then you

David Applebaum, David I. Harris, Dan-
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foseph Grossman, David Horwitz, Marvin
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Walfish, Ben Weinstock, Seymour Ribiat,
Hilton Duchan, Morris Stolsky, Marvin
keligson, Bernard Singal, Sol Hoberman
ind Ben Wrotslaysky.

Last Monday evening, at the
monthly seminar of Young Isra-
tl. Youth Group sponsors, the
program of summer activity was
outlined. Sponsors presenting
the fourteen youth groups are:

Charles Levi, Robert Marx, Esther Marx,
Beth Cohen, ma Levin, Elaine Goldschlag,
Hrs. Kurt Weinberg, Rabbi Issac Jacob-
son, Sarah Rabinowitz, Saralee Shulman,
Noah Mandelbaum, Raye Rabinovitch. Rab-
bi Abraham Zentman, Rabbi Eric Green-
baum, Marshall Goldman , and Harold
Id en dlowitz.

Highlighting the 26th anni-

National JWY Aide
To Attend Detroit
Cornerstone Rites

LEON GINSBURG

Leon Ginsburg, national dep-
uty chief of staff of the Jewish
War Veterans, has been appoint-
ed by Samuel J. Rhodes, presi-
dent of the JWV Memorial Home
Association, as chairnian of the
cornerstone laying program of
the Memorial Home, on the site
of the new building, Davison,
between Holmur and Petoskey,
at 2 p.m. on June 12.
Serving an the committee
with Mr. Ginsburg are Harold F.
Moran, Department Commander,
Joseph Bale, post Commander of
Joseph Bale post commander of
the Joseph L. Bale Post No. 474,
and Isadore Rosenberg, execu-
tive director of the JWV Memo-
rial Home Association.

Community to Pay Tribute June 1
To Rabbi Wise at Shaarey Zedek

Annual Concert
By Folk Chorus
Sunday Night

are not recognizing the State of
Israel."
Paying tribute to the pioneers
and builders, Dr. Herzog ad-
monished his audience to think
of the youth of Israel not only
as heroes but as a holy group
that is redeeming Israel with its
blood and labor.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka pre-
sided at the meeting. T h e r e
were brief talks by Rabbi Eliezer
Levine, Julian H. Krolik, presi-
dent of the Federation, Irving
W. Schlussel, president of Miz-
rachi, and Isidore S o b el o f f.
Rabbi Herzog was greeted by 500
Detroit schoOl children upon his
arrival at the airport.
The day before coming to De-
troit, Dr. Herzog conferred with
President Truman at the White
House in Washington.

Detroit Jewish community will
pay tribute to Rabbi Stephen S.
Wise, founder of the American
and World Jewish Congress at a
city wide memorial meeting,
Wednesday evening, June' 1, at
the Shaarey Zedek synagogue,
Albert Silber, president of the
Detroit Division of the Congress,
announced. .
Rabbi Morris Adler will de-
liver the eulogy and representa-
tives of leading Jewish and non-

Jewish organizations will par-
ticipate in the proceedings.
The program will be incor-
porated in a Memorial Volume,
copies of Which will be sent to
the family of Dr. Wise, the De-
partment of Archives of Israel,
the... Library of Congress in
Washington and the Hebrew
Union College, as well as the
Central Library of Detroit.

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by Henri Goldberg, will present
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versary dinner, the cantata
"What Is Torah?" will be pre-
sented by members of Young
Israel's 14 youth groups. Cantor
Nathan T. Adler of Windsor is
in charge of the musical direc-
tion. Hillel L. Abrams, executive
secretary of Young Israel, is
dramatic director. Piano accom-
paniment ins/ furnished by Mrs.
Bella Goldberg. Youth group
members participating are:

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Judy Aronson, Robert Baruch, Fayga
Berris, Shimon Berris, David Cohen, Es-
ther Forman, Judy Goldman, Leila Ka-
mens, Lawrence Halpern, Robert Levi,
Norma Madorsky, Marjorie Margolis,
Phyllis Gellman, Yehudah Gellman, Jack-
ie Levin, Frances Malach, Marilyn Mut-
chnik, Libby Magier, Irving Portnoy,
Esther Rothenberg, Reva Rothenberg,
Bernice Schwartz, Arlene Shulman, Ursu-
la Sitzman, Meyer Segal, Rena • Spilman,
Edward Traurig, Stephen Tomor, Michael
Weisenfeld, Minna Weisenfeld, and Ta-
mar Wohlgelernter.

On Saturdays at 6 p.m. in
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Young
Israel sponsors a lecture series
on the "Ethics of Our Fathers"
(Pirkei Aboth), led by its direc-
tor, Rabbi Samuel H. Prero.
Young adults of Young Israel
will entertain the young Israel
membership Saturday evening at
Zack's Catering Hall, 13124 Dex-
ter. The evening, tagged "Laff
Nite", will present takeoffs on
"Truth or Consequences", ."Can
You Top This?", and "Double
or Nothing". Admission is free.

Women's Committee
Organized to Combat
Laxity By Butchers

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 20, 1949

Committees, Participants Announced
For Young Israel Dinner on May 29

Charles T. Gellman, chair-
rian of the 26th anniversary
telebration of Young Israel, to
► e held Sunday evening, May 29
tt the Mayfair, Dexter and
Waverly, urges the community
op back the organization in the
anal round of its drive to com-
plete the Young Israel Youth
renter this summer.
Sam S. Novetsky is chairman
of the 26th anniversary journal
tnd Morris H. Berris is chair-
Ilan of dinner reservations,
having L. Blitz as an active corn-
wiitte member. The anniversary
:ommittee includes;

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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late David
Goldrath, 2415 Oakman, wishes
to express sincerest thanks to
relatives and friends for kind-
ness shown during their recent
bereavement.

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A Kosher Meat Women's Ac-
tions Committee was organized
May 16 at the Jewish Commun-
ity Council.
The refusal on the part of
the kosher butchers to post
prices in their shops, together
with a series of other practices
operating against the kosher
meat consumer, drives thou-
sands of young Jewish house-
wives to buy non-kosher meat,
in violation of the traditions of
our people, it was explained.
Reports were heard from Dr.
S. Kleinman, chairman of the
internal relations committee,
Robert Nathans, chairman of
the sub-committee on kosher
butchers, and Julius Weinberg,
internal relations director of the
Council.
More than 50 women's organ-
izations are represented on this
committee which plans to solve
this problem.
Mesdames Samuel S. Aaron,
Julius Ring, and Miriam Slobin
were chosen co-chairmen.

Jewish Folk Schools
Picnic at Lola Sunday

The family picnic of the Jew-
ish Folk Schools of the Labor
Zionist Organization will be held
at Lola Valley Park, Sunday,
May 22. All pupils of the after-
noon class anti the kindergarten
and nursery and their parents,
teachers and members of the
school will meet in the park
at 11 a. m. In case of rain, the
picnic will be postponed until
Sunday, June 19.

CENTER SOCIAL-LITES will
hold a social next Wednesday
evening at the Jewish Center.
Dancing will be by records.

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