Abe Kasle Re-Elected Hebrew
Schools' Head for Fifth Term
Abe Kasle was re-elected pres-
ident of the United Hebrew
`Schools at the annual meeting,
on Tuesday evening, at the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation.
Jacob Kellman, Ira G. Kauf-
man and Lawrence W. Crohn
were chosen vice presidents;
Daniel G. Cullen, secretary;
Maurice Landau, treasurer.
The • following were elected
members of the board for a
three-year term:
Julius Berman, Charles Char-
lip, Theodore Curtis, Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Ehrlich, Dr. Samuel Ep-
stein, Henry' Feinberg, Mitchell
Feldman, Walter L. Field, Mor-
ris L. Frurnan, Joseph Holtzman,
Morris M. Jacobs, Rabbi Moses
Lehrman, Samuel Schwartz,
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Nathan
Shecter, Saul Sloan, Maurice
Landau, Daniel G. Cullen, Ira G.
Kaufman and Ben Fishman.
hen; membership, Samuel Sch-
wartz; real estate, Julius Ber-
man; synagogue, Morris Fish-
man; public relations, Lawrence
Crohn; Women's Auxiliary, Mrs.
Louis Tobin; alumni, Allan Wes-
ton; nomination, Philip Slomo-
vitz.
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Other Board Members
Members of the board whose
terms expire in 1950 are: Dr. A.
E. Bernstein, Nathan R. Epstein,
Rabbi Leon Fram, Philip J. Gil-
bert, Dr. A. M. Heshman, Abe
Kasle, Chas. Robinson, Isaac Ro-
senthal, Charles Rubiner, Dr.
A. W. Sander s, Dr. Oscar
Schwartz, Philip Slomovit z,
Nathan Yaffa • and Judge Wil-
liam Friedman.
Members whose terms expire
in 1951 are: Rabbi Morris Adler,
Louis Berry, Irwin I. Cohn, Jo-
seph B. Colten, Lawrence W.
Crohn, Morris Fishman, Leon
Kay, Jacob Kellman, Saul R. Le-
vin, Aaron A. Silberblatt, Louis
Stoll, Jack Tobin, Henry Wine-
man and Joseph Yolles.
The advisory committee con-
sists of former presidents, Harry
Cohen, Robert Marwil, Aaron
Pregerson, Louis Robinson, Mau-
rice H. Zackheim and 'Rudolph
Zuieback.
Representatives of the Worn-
an's Auxiliary on the board are:
Mesdames Louis Gelfand, Bert
L. Smokier and Louis Tobin.
Representatives of the Alumni
Association are : Allan L. Weston
and Sol King.
Need for New Branch
Reviewing the progress of the
schools during the past year,
Kasle pointed to the need
for expanding the physical
facilities of the educational sys-
tem and stated that the need
already is felt for a new school
building in the northwest sec-
tion of the city. He said that
arrangements will have to be
made for the transportation of
pupils to distant sc,,hools and
that these needs already are be-
ing taken into consideration.
Mr. Kasle reviewed the recent
new policies introduced in the
schools, and expressed particu-
lar satisfaction over the success
of the Midrasha, and Hebrew
Teachers' College.
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ABE BASLE
the school and the Midrasha
was on display in the auditori-
um.
Bernard Isaacs, superintend-
ent- of the schools, who was to
have addressed the meeting, was
absent due to illness. It was
the first such meeting he has
missed since coming to Detroit
30 years ago.
The Motzi was recited by Mr.
Zackheim. Rabbi Lehrman led
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Symposium and Reports
Albert Elazar, associate Sup-
erintendent, introduced three
participants in the symposium,
Midrasha students Evelyn Stoll-
man and David Rappaport, who
have just graduated from Wayne
University, and Levi - Gura. The
symposium participants outlined
the responsibilities of the home,
the school and the community
in fulfilling the educational
needs of the Jewish youth.
A choral recitation, "Song of
Our People," was presented by
intermediate and high school
students under the direction of
Shirley — Subar Sklash. Bella
Goldberg was the piano accom-
panist.
Reports were submitted by the
following committee heads : Ed-
ucation, Maurice H. Zackheim;
budget and finance, Louis Rob-
inson; scholarships, Harry Co-
SPORT SHIRTS
Brith Abraham
Bars Communists
SOUTH FALLSBURG, N. Y.—
(JTA)—R esolutio ns barring
Communists from membership
in the organization and calling
for an immediate investigation
of the denazification program in
the United States zone of Ger-
many were adopted by 800 dele-
gates at the 62nd annual con-
vention of Brith Abraham.
The convention also voted to
establish, in conjunction with
the Red Mogen David of Israel,
a rehabilitation center • in Tel
Aviv in memory of Col. David
Marcus, American Jewish war
hero who was killed during the
fighting near Jerusalem a year
ago.
Louis A. Weissman of New
York was elected Grand Master
of the Order.
Anti-Semites Forming
New Group in France
PARIS, (JTA)—A new group
comprising anti-Semitic, pro-
Fascist and collaborationist ele-
ments was formed here recently
by publication of a weekly news-
paper. Restricted to members
able to pay annual dues of $13.
The new organization—"Friends
of the French Liberties"—plans
to launch a 1,500,000-franc fund-
raising drive to expand its pre-
sent program. Competent obser-
vers here believe that anti-Jew-
ish attacks in the press will be
revived as a result of the new
body's activities.
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Lehman Confers with Ben Gurion
Former Gov.
HERBERT H.
LEHMAN
(left) of New
York, honorary
chairman f o r
the United
Jewish Appeal,
is shown con-
ferring with
Prime Minister
David Ben Gu-
nion on his re-
cent visit to
Israel.
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