istadrut Returns Running 10% Above
Last Year; $50,000 Sent New York

Harry Schumer, executive
board chairman of Detroit's
$300,000 Histadrut Campaign,
informed campaign officers last
Sunday that an additional $50,-
000 has been transmitted to the
National Histadrut Emergency
Roll Call Conference in New
York City.
More than 40 per cent of De-
troit's current quota has been
achieved, with only one quarter
of last year's cards covered,
campaign treasurer Norm an
Ccittler announced. With help
of new contributors, current
campaign income is 10 per cent
above last year, he added.
Pinsker, Aid Society cele-
brated its most successful His-
tadrut evening with $3,400 in
pledges announced. Sam Rosen-
berg, Harry Laker, Dave Weiner,
Isadore Cohen and A. Shuster-
man volunteered to complete so-
licitation of all remaining mem-
bers to over subscribe the so-
ciety's $8,000 goal.
Branch 137 Adds Captains
Branch 137, Farband, with
close to $60,000 already report-
ed, helped by the initial reports
of John Isaacs, Nathan Linden
and Henry Strub, leads Labor
Zionist groups. Mrs. Harry

Dr. Kurland Talks
To Detroit LZOA

Dr.. Samuel Kurland, director
of education for the Labor
Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica, is speaking before Detroit
branches of the LZOA at meet-
ings Friday, Jan. 27 through
Sunday, Jan. 29.
Dr. Kurland was formerly on
the faculty of Boston Univer-
sity and director of the Labor
Palestine Information • Bureau.
He is a noted scholar in the
fields of Jewish history, litera-
ture and philosophy and is the
author. of "Biluim" and "Coop-
erative Palestine."
His schedule in Detroit is as
follows: Friday, Jan. 27; joint
meeting with Branches 4 and
6 at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
A. Sanders, 12342 Broadstreet.
Saturday, Jan. 28, meeting with
Branch 2 and -Sunday, Jan. 29
with Branch 7. On Saturday,
Jan. 28, there will also be a
luncheon meeting with the
Communal Workers division of
the LZOA.
Dr. Kurland previously ad-
dressed the chairmen and pro-
gram chairmen of LZOA on
Wednesday, Jan. 25, a n d
Branches 10 and 11 at a joint
meeting Thursday, Jan. 26.

Mondry, Mrs. Phillip Jaffe, Mo-
ritz Schubiner and J. M. Singer
were picked as additional team
captains.
Louis Levine, chairman of the
organization division, which has
$25,000 of its $100,000 quota
raised, announced that a special
breakfast meeting of key work-
ers will be held Sunday morn-
ing, Feb. 5, with Louis Siegel,
national secretary of the Far-
band, as speaker.
Israel_ P i n e, - chairman of
branch 552, Farband, announced
that Ralph Raimi, Harry Norber
and Berl Hearshen,-are Captains
of branch workers who Will
cover prospects the next two
Sundays. A. Kaminker, Morris
Glass and Simon ,Richardson
were picked as member of
Branch 79, Farband, clean up
squad.
Hanita Leads PW
Branch 4, Labor Zionists, re-
ported close to $7,000 of its $10,-
000 goal. Branch. 2 pushed its
report up to the $5,000 mark
through the efforts of Bernard
Linderman, Joe Kahn, Max
Brose and Jack Glazer.
Hanita ' Club, through the
leadership of Mrs. L. Hoffmitz,
leads efforts of the Pioneer
Women groups.
Organizational groups were
highlighted by reports of Olez-
arker Family Club, through M.
Keilman; Mattathias Tent Hive
1005, Maccabees, through B.
Papo, and Kadimah Social Club,
through Harry Grossman.
Hy Sanderson, American
member of Kibbutz Kfar Blum,
will be guest speaker at the
campaign rally Thursday eve-
ning, Feb. 2, in the Labor Zion-
ist Institute, sponsored by the
English speaking branches of
LZOA.

THE JEWISH NEWS - 5
Friday, January 27, 1950

Jewish Composers'
Work To Be Featured
At Hashofar Concert

An entire program of music
by Jewish composers Will be
presented by 45 members of the
D e t r o i t Symphony Orchestra,
with Valter Poole as conductor,
at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, March 5,
in the Scottish Rite Cathedral
of Masonic Temple, under the
auspices of Hashofar, Society for
the Advancement of J e wish
music.
Soloists at the concert will be
Marguerite Kozenn, s o p r an o;
R o s e Cooper, mezzo-soprano;
and Joan Freeman, pianist.
Chairman of the music al
event is Charles E. Feinberg,
who is also acting as treasurer.
Julius Chajes is artistic direc-
tor; Mrs. Samuel B. D a n t o,
secretary, Mrs. Nathan Scher-
mer and Mrs. Frank J. Winton,
co-chairmen, ticket sales. Mrs.
Robert Drews . represents t h e
League ckf Jewish Women's Or-
ganizatiohs in connection With
the sale of tickets.
The program will include the
first performance in Detroit of
Ernest Bloch's Psalms 114 and
137, and the first performance
in America of music by Karl
Salomon and Marc Lavri of Is-
rael, as well as Leonard Bern-
stein's "Lamentations" f r o m
"Jeremiah," and compositions by
Mendelssohn, Goldmark, Leon
Stein, A. W. Binder and Julius
Chaj es.
Tickets are on sale at Grin-
nell's, and through many reli-
gious, cultural and service or-
ganizations, who are acting as
co-sponsors.

Carmel Hebrew School and Synagogue
Moves, Honors Edelman During Rites

At recent ceremonies, during the school and its synagogue.
which the Sifre Torah were
Edelman is president of
transferred from the old build- the congregation and chairman
ing of the Carmel Hebrew School of the school's board of educa-
tion.
The new school was opened
last November. Classes are held
daily, 4 to 8 p.m. Religious ser-
vices are held Saturdays and
Sundays, 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Edelman also has been
named chairman of the school's
annual Piirim dinner and dance
to be held at the new building
Sunday evening, March 5. Meyer
Millman is program chairman;
Mrs. Charles Sovel, chairman of
arrangements; Mrs. Herb Allen,
ticket chairman; Sam BorM,
fund-raising chairman.

NETHERLANDS, BELGIUM
VOTE DE JUKE RECOGNITION

THE HAGUE, (JTA) — T h e
Netherlands Government accord-
ed de jure recognition to Israel.
The Belgian Government has
and Congregation to the new extended full de jure recognition
school at 17556 Wyoming, Sol to Israel, it was announced in
B. Edelman (rear right in pic- Brussels.
ture, holding Torah) was hon-
ored for his efforts in behalf of

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Hordes to Address
Mizrachi Jan. 28

. Mizrachi of Detroit will meet
at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, at
Young Israel Center, to hear
William Hordes, local ZiOnist
leader, give his impressions of
his recent trip to Israel.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, who was
re-elected president of the Miz-
rachi Central Region, will report
on the regional conference in
Cleveland. Daniel Temchin was
elected vice-president of the
Central Region.
Plans have been completed for
the 34th anniversary banquet of
Mizrachi, to be held Feb. 19 at
the Young Israel Center. Rabbi
Max Kirshblum, executive vice-
president of Mizrachi of Ameri-
will be guest speaker.

Israel's First Arab Judge

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Sheikh
Taher Tabari w a s appointed
magistrate for the Nazareth
district by Israel authorities.
This was the first appointment
of its kind since the Jewish
state was established.

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