Federation Scholarship Service
Aids Needy Professional Aspirants
Whether a promising young
student needs tuition to con-
tinue in professional school, fin-
- ancial help for maintenance or
assistance in securing special
training, the subcommittee on
scholarship service of the Jewish
Welfare Federation has proved
a comunity friend in need.
Established as a "clearing
house" for scholarship appli-
cants and existing funds, the
subcommittee was created to
meet a timely need, has enlisted
the membership and active par-
ticipation of major Jewish scho-
larship funds in Detroit, and
utilizes the facilities of a com-
munity social service agency,
the Jewish Vocational Service,
in screening the applicants.
_Under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Benjamin E. Jaffe of the
Jewish Community Center, the
group includes representatives
of the Aesculapian Ladies Aux-
iliary, Clara Ehrlich Fund,
Council of Jewish Women, Con-
gregation S haarey Zedek,
H. J. L. Frank Fund, Hebrew
Free Loan Association, Jewish
Social Service Bureau, Jewish
Welfare Federation Scholarship
Fund, Lee and Ella Weinburg
Scholarship Fund, Mendelson
Fund, Music Study Club, Re-
settlement Service, Temple Beth
El, Women's Auxiliary of the
Accquntants Guild, Women's
Auxiliary of the Maimonides
Medical Society and the Jewish
Vocational Service.
Nineteen Applicants
Nineteen young men and
women have requested help
from the subcommittee, and all
but two have been granted
loans, totalling $5,497. All of the
applicants were preparing for
professions and all but one were
entering or attending college-
level or professional institutions.
The exception was studying
voice with a prominent private
instructor.
. Professional goals ahead of
the young people who received
assistance from the Subcommit-
tee include such diversified
fields as college teaching in
chemistr y, philosophy and
French, medicine, concert music,
accounting, nursing, dentistry
and high school teaching of
social sciences.
Many Services Involved
Acting as the central source
for scholarship information and
clearing of applications, the
Jewish. Vocational Service util-
izes many of its services in the
handling of each application—
counseling, testing and place-
ment. The principal bases for
determining a recommendation
to the subcommittee are, of
course, the suitability of the
student for the goal he has in
mind, and financial needs. Oth-
er considerations are the prob-
able outlook for employment of
Jews in the field upon comple-
tion of training and the effort
the student has made to earn
the funds he needs, with the
Vocational Service often provid-
ing referrals to part-time em-
ployment.
Applicants for scholarship as-
sistance should apply directly to
the Jewish Vocational Service,
320 West Lafayette, WOodward
1-8570.
Committee Members
Present members of the Com-
mittee are: Mrs. Benjamin E.
Jaffe, chairman; Joseph Abra-
hams, William Avrunin, Mrs.
Jean Braun, Mrs. Ida Colten,
Harold N. Ehrlich, Mrs. Walter
M. Fuchs, Mrs. Geller, Samuel
S. Greenberg, William Isenberg,
Irving Katz, Mrs. Ezra Lipkin,
Ben M. Mandelkorh, Mrs. Hy-
man Margolis, Mrs. Leo Oreck-
May 21—To Mr. and Mrs. lin, Mrs. Pinkin, Mrs. Jacob S.
Moris H. Goldberg (Dolores Sauls, Harold Silver, Mrs. Asher
Garsoff) of Richton Ave., a Smith, Lee Wi•eberg, and Mrs.
Benjamin Wilk.
daughter, Sheryl Renee.
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May 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv- Golda Myerson Group
ing M. Micahnik (Peggy Gob-
lick) of 17132 Greenlawn, a Installs New Leaders
daughter, Melanie.
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At a garden party luncheon
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June 7 at the home of Helen
May 25—T9 Mr. and Mrs. Al Schrage, 18700 Washburn, of-
Bricker (Lillian Cohen) a daugh- ficers of the Golda Myerson
group of Pioneer Women were
ter, Sharon Elaine.
May 26—To Mr. and Mrs-. Stan- installed.
ley Rontal (Lenore King) of
Florence Primak became
Richton Ave., a son, Howard president, to be assisted by
Bernard.
Dorothy Brindze, Esther Kut-
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nick, vice presidents; Freda Ab-
May 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Mai' romovitz, Sarah Diamond, Ceil
H. Fogelman, a daughter, Denise Meiner, Sophia Sulkes, secre-
Ann.
taries; Marjorie Miller, treas-
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urer.
June 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
Committee chairmen include
nard Walker (Eleanor Siegel) of
Metuchen, N.J., a son, Benjamin. Ann Mondrow, Soshana Fealk,
Fanny Engel, Moatzot Hapoalot;
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June 7—To Mr. a n d Mrs. Helen Schrage, Sonia Bloom-
Frank Wasser (Ethel Kutnick) stein, building fund; Bell Escow,
of 20015 Strathmoor, a son, Sophia Sulkes, membership;
Sadie Bennett, Jennie Harrison,
Paul Avrom.
bulletin; Jennie Glen, Pauline
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June 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Stepak, Ruth Warnoff, Freda
ald Rosenberg .(Sally Wieslthier) Goldman, social; Lena Bloom,
of Woodingham Dr., a daughter, telephone squad; Lena Bloom,
Tillie Epstein, flower fund; Ann
Jacqueline Beth...,
Kleinplatz, JNF; Fay Plotnick,
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June 11 — To Mr. and Mrs. Helen Schrage, Council repre-
Richard F. Sidder (Edith Zlat- sentatives.
The next meeting will be June
kin) of 19467 Lesure, a daugh-
21,
ter, Laurie Ellen.
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June 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Mondrys Report Sunday
Stanley • Holtzman (Judy Gor-
don) of Rahway, N.J., a daugh- To JNWA on Argentina
ter, Roberta Sue.
The City Commission of Jew-
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ish National Workers Alliance
June 11—To Mr. and Mrs. (Farband) of Detroit invites
George Seligman (Elva Hart- members and friends to attend .
man) of Freeland Ave., a daugh- the Oneg Shabbat to be held
ter, Helene.
Friday evening, July 17, at the
Labor Zionist Institute, 13722
Linwood.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
M•Goldoftas, secretary of the
Rev. Yehudah Loewy
JNWA City Committee, states
SERVING IN
that this is one of a series of
Hospitals and Homes
monthly meetings arranged for
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branches..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mondry
will report at this meeting in
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their recent trip to Argentina.
Raibbi Leo Goldman
There will be additional fea-
tures including community
Certified and
ilieciAnmended by Doctors and
singing, and refreshments will
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Ruth Levine Becomes
Bride of Louis Cassel
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Israel Cas-
sel are at home at 18720 Charles-
ton, after a honeymoon in Chi-
cago, Southern Illinois and St.
Louis.
Their wedding took place May.
15 at Temple Israel, Detroit In-
stitUte of Arts, and was fol-
lowed by a' reception at the
Sheraton H o t e 1. Rabbi Leon
Pram officiated.
12—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 17, 1949
Home for Aged Holds
'49 Meeting June 28
The Jewish Home for Aged
will hold its 43rd annual meet-
ing at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 28,
at the Home for Aged, 11501
Petoskey, Myron A. Keys, presi-
dent, announced.
Included in the program will
be a report on budgeting, fin-
ances and program, and election
of board members.
The Home for Aged is a mem-
ber agency of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation and a bene-
ficiary of the 1949 Allied Jewish
Campaign.
Now comprised of a main
building and an annex, the
Home provides housing, medical
care and recreation for nearly
200 aged men and women as
well as recreational programs
for old people living in the
vicinity of the Home.
New Duty Arrangement
For Israel Gifts Made
By Service for Palestine
The cost of import duties for
parcels sent to Israel has been
absorbed in the cost of the par-
cels as a result of a new ar-
rangement with the Israeli
Government, it was announced
by Service for Palestine, Inc., a
project of the Keren Hayesod,
represented in Detroit by the
Zionist Office, 1031 Penobscot
Building.
The new parcel known as
Type AA costs the donor $13,
which includes all import duties
formerly payable in Israel.
The non-profit organization
is now sending refrigerators,
washing machines, radios, elec-
trical kitchen • appliances, sew-
ing machines, typewriters, m.otor,
cars, and pre-fabricated houses
to Isreal for donors in the
United States.
The service is open to all bona
fide donors, institutions and in-
dividuals.
For information call the
Zionist Office, WO. 5-1484.
The next meeting of the
YETZ-COHEN LADIES AUXILI-
ARY, JWV, will be held at the
home of Ruth' Benach, 11331
Dexter, Apt. 208, Monday, June
20. Plans for future fund-rais-
ing and social affairs to be held
jointly with the Yetz-Cohen
BY
Post will be discussed. All mem-
MRS. LOUIS I. CASSEL
bers and prospective members
Mrs. Cassel is the former Ruth are 'invited to attend. -
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land Ave. Her husband is the
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For her Wedding, the bride
OCCASIONS
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and was held in place by a tiara
of seed pearls. She carried a
white orchid and lilies-of-the-
valley on a prayer book, and
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Cassel served his brother as best
man, and the bride's -brother,
Walter Levine; Robert Berman,
the bridegroom's - cousin; Abe
Medwed, and Bernard Spiegel
seated the guests.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding included Samuel
Cassel and Lillian Cassel of
Johnstown; Rosette. Solomonque,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rosen, Flor-
ence . Rosen, Pauline Levine and
Betty Poplock of New York City;
Louise Steinway of Kalamazoo;
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Miller of Al-
toona, Pa.; Frieda LevinsOn of
by.the ,"Woo/en Mills' Own Process"
Philadelphia; Arthur Levinson of
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Nanty-Glo, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Bergsman, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Bergsman and Charlotte
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Sholem Aleichem Branch
Family Night Saturday
Sholem Aleichem branch 114
of Jewish National Workers Al-
liance will have a family night
Saturday, June 19, at the Labor
Zionist Institute to mark the
closing of the current season's
activities. M. Goldoftas, presi-
dent of the branch, will report
on the year's activities. Two
movies—"House in the Desert'
and "Israel in Battle" will be
shown. There will be declama-
tions and refreshments will be
served. All members and their
families are invited.
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