2 Detroiters Join
National Women's
Service Committee
First Beth Yehudah High School
Graduation Scheduled June 26
Mrs. John C. Hopp, one of the
campaign chairmen of the Worn-
en's Division of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation and Mrs. Harry
Jackson, executive director of
the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, have
ben appointed to the national
Committee on Women's Partici-
pation in Communal Service, of
the Council of Jewish Federa-
tions and Welfare Funds, it was
announced here.
The committee has been ex-
panded to include 34 members
from all parts of the nation, in
recognition of the growing im-
portance of local community
Women's Divisions as a force in
the year round service activities
of American Jewry. Mrs. Leo M.
Greenwald of St. Louis, heads
the committee.
Utilizing the theme of "total
mobilization for total communi-
ty service," the committee will
increase its program of aid to
local Women's Division s. In-
volved will be stimulation of
greater service on the boards
and year round committees of
Federations, welfare funds and
community councils, with women
lending their abilities and time
to budgeting, community plan-
ning, research, and in meeting
other community needs:
The committee will provide
active leadership and concrete
aid to communities by issuing
regular bulletins to spread the
benefits of successful local ex-
perience, guidance to individual
cities, and joint regional and
national meetings, and surveys
of such women's programs.
Permanent year round divi-
sions have been organized in 15
cities, Mrs. Greenwald said, with
many more contemplating simi-
lar action. Analysis of the pro-
grams of these operating di-
visions reveals a pattern of con-
tinuous service in the operation
of the welfare fund or federa-
tion, she added.
Upper row (I. to r.) : MORRIS GARFINKEL, ROBERT
LEVINSON, ALLEN TRAURIG, JOSEPH LANGNAS, JACK
ZWICK. Front row (I. to r.) : BARRY LEVI ,NE, ELLIOT SOLO-
MON, I RV I NG PORTNOW, EUGENE BODZ IN, ALBERT
HECKER. These students of Beth Yehudah Schools Occupied
• the "bima" in the following local orthodox congregations dur-
ing the recent Shavuoth festival: Adath Jeshurun, Beth Abra-
ham, Bnai Zion, Dexter Young Israel, Joy Road Young Israel,
Beth Tikvah, Beth Shmuel, Nahum Ben David.
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A new membership drive for
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will be 1 Wayne University without an
entrance examination, revealed
the main order of business at Joseph Goldberg, principal of
the Yeshivah's annual meeting, Beth Yehudah's School of Gen-
Sunday, June 26. Harry Citrin eral Studies.
Graduates are Alfred Rubin,
and Samuel Karabenick, co-
chairmen ; will report on the valedictorian at the graduation
goals of the membership cam- exercises June 26 and Robert
Marx, who graduates in August,
paign.
be admitted to the pre-
Eighteen new members of the who will curriculum
at Wayne,
Yeshivah board of directors will medical
Yehuda Cohen, who will en-
be elected for a three-year term. and
In conjunction with the meet- ter the liberal arts school at
ing the annual graduation of Wayne.
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, will
be held, featuring the first high
school graduating class in Beth
Yehudah history.
Movies of Rabbi Isaac Her-
zog's recent Detroit visit will be
given their first showing Wed- ,
nesday, 'June 27, at the Yeshi-
vath. The film, in full color,
shows the reception of Israel's
Chief Rabbi by leaders in De-
troit orthodoxy.
Second feature of the program
will be a color film of a day at
Beth Yehudah day camp. The
two pictures are part of a se-
ries filmed for Beth Yehudah by
professional photographers and
are available without charge to
any organization.
This summer's day camp will
open June 27, according to Rabbi
Sholom Goldstein, director. Reg-
istrations are now being taken,
for any two-week quarter of the
8-week camp . session, at 12301
Dexter.
. Beth Yehudah schools were
notified this week that members
of their first high school grad-
uating class will be admitted to
Tuition Scholarships
Available For Camps
A limited number of tuition
scholarships will be available to
qualified candidates, between
the ages of 18 to 25, for each of
the three Brandeis Camp Insti-
tutes, it was announced at a
meeting of the board of directors
of the Brandeis Youth Founda-
tion _by Herman L. Weisman,
president.
The Brandeis Camp Institute
of the East is located at_Winter-
dale, Pa.; Brandeis Camp Insti-
tute of the West at Santa Su-
sana, Calif., and the Brandeis
Camp Institute of the South at
Hendersonville, N. C.
All inquiries should be di-
rected to the Director of - Ad-
missions, Brandeis Youth Foim-
dation, 115 W. 87th St., New
York 24.
In the first three weeks of
May a total of 17,470 Jews en-
tered Israel. Included among
the arrivals were 55 Persian Jews;
aboard the first plane from Te-
heran to Israel.
8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 17, 1949
Chotiner Society Makes
Israel Housing Gift
Chotiner Society, consisting
of a handful of members most
of whom already have con-
tributed to the Allied Jewish
Campaign, at a special meet-
ing on Monday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bar-
ack, 1926 Ohliman, voted to
contribute an additional $1,-
500 for a housing unit in
Israel.
William Gayman, president
of the society, stated that
part of the money will be
taken from the club treasury
and the balance will be con-
tributed by members. He said
that the group was inspired to
make this gift after some of
the members heard Golda
Myerson's description of hous-
ing needs in her address to
campaign workers here on
June 9.
The Romanian Government
appointed NICHOLAI CIOROIU,
now Minister to Italy, its new
Minister Plenipotentiary to Is-
rael.
Gottlieb Appointed
U. S. Legal Aid
Henry M. Gottlieb, well known
Detroit attorney, on Monday
was sworn in as assistant U. S.
attorney.
Formerly examiner in the civil
division in the Washington of-
fice of the controller general,
and for four and a half years
with the adjutant general's of-
fice, Gottlieb also held the fol-
lowing public offices:, Referee,
Michigan Unemployment Com-
pensation Commission under
Governor Murphy's administra-
tion; on the staff of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, in legal aid
and boys' delinquency work.
He has written articles for
legal publications. A former exe-
cutive secretary of Detroit
Bnai Brith, he Was one of the
organizers of AZA here. He re-
sides with his sister at 2523
Hazelwood.
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Young Judaea Hag HaBikkurim Festival
At.Bnai Moshe Next Thursday Evening
Detroit Young Judaea's Hag
HaBikkurim Festival will be ob-
served at '7:30 p.m. next Thurs-
day, June 23, at the Bnai Mo-
she, Dexter and Lawrence.
Three playlets, and the clubs
sponsoring them, to be present-
ed that night, are:
"Story of Ruth" by Ruthettes,
"Covenant at Mount Sinai" by
Galilleans and "Bikurim Festi-
val" by Judaea Kadima.
The movie, "Homecoming —
1949," will be shown. JN'
awards will be presented, there
will be community singing, in-
coming Young Judaean presi-
dents will be installed and there
will be a greeting from a repre-
sentative of the Zionist Youth
Commission. Dancing will follow
the program.
On June 18, the activities of
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the Zionist Youth Commission
were outlined at the annual
meeting held at the Shaarey
Zedek. Rabbi Morris Adler ad-
dressed the gathering, which in-
chided board members from all
Zionist organizations. Walter L.
Field presided. James I. Ellmann
was judge in the "Youth Com-
mission on Trial," during which
Mrs. Maurice Landau, chairman
of the Detroit Youth Commis-
gion, outlined her committee's
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Koch, notorious German war
criminal who was charged with
using the skin of murdered in-
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centration cam?, for lampshad ,?.s,
will be tried by the Bavarian
authorities, although a date has
not yet-been set.
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