Women's League Installs Mrs. Kliger-
',
Presents Annual Memorial Awards

MRS. DAVID KLIG-
ER (left) , new presi-
dent of the League of
Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations, is shown
with DAVID RAPPA-
PORT and ROBERTA
SNYDER, winners of
the 1950 Mildred Si-
mons Rosenberg Me-
morial Award s, and
MRS. W I L L I A M P.
GREENBERG (right) ,
who made the presen-
tations.

Mrs. David Kliger was install-
ed as president of the League
of Jewish Women's Organiza-
tions May 10.
Other new officers are: Mes-
dames Sol Bloom, Morton Sny-
der, Robert S. Drews and Maier
Finsterwald, vice presidents;
Saul Krieger, Sander Hilleman,
Norman Nobel, Max Elias, sec-
retaries; Maurice Garelick,
treasurer. Mrs. Harry Becker and
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, past
presidents, became chairman
and secretary, respectively of
the executive board.
Mrs. William P. Greenberg
presented the annual Mildred
S i in o n s Rosenberg Memorial
Awards to Robert A. Snyder, 17,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ton H. Snyder of Woodingham
Ave., and David Rappaport, 23,
on of Mrs. Minnie Rappaport
of Philadelphia Ave. The award

"An Intimate Stake":

is made annually to the young
man and woman who have
Shown outstanding scholastic
ability and exceptional leader-
ship in community activities.
Miss Snyder was cited for her
volunteer work as a teen ager
during the war, and her leader-
ship in the Junior Division of
the Allied Jewish Campaign, at
Central High School and Temple
Israel High School, of which she
was senior valedictorian. She
has been noted for her' forensic
and dramatic abilities.
Rappaport, a 1949 graduate of
Wayne University, teaches at
Winterhalter School. A Navy
veteran, he has been a leader
at Wayne and in Bnai Brith,
having served as president of
the YoUng Men's Council; taught
at the United Hebrew Schools,
counseled at the 12th St. Cen-
ter, and , worked in the Allied
Jewish Campaign.

8—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 19, 1950

Marshall Lodge
Bellefaire Drive
Is Big Success

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Mrs. Hans
Beyth, widow of a former Youth
Aliyah movement leader, who
died in an Arab ambush two
years ago, was awarded the
American Mothers Committee
prize as the "outstanding moth-
er in Israel."
The presentation, at t h e
American Embassy here, was
witnessed by Ambassador James
G. MacDonald, Mrs. Tamar de
Sola Pool, co-chairman of the
American Mothers Committee,
* * *
and Mrs. Moshe Sharett, wife of
Albert Goldstein, charitable the Israel Foreign Minister.
institutions chairman for Louis
Marshall Lodge of Bnai Brith,
reports the success of last
week's collection of usuable
items for the Bellefaire Chil-
dren's Home in Cleveland.
Thirty cars and drivers pick-
ed up bags of sheets, pillow
cases, toys, books and medical
supplies for the Bnai Brith-
supported home.
A convoy will leave for Belle-
one way by
faire Sunday, June 4. Anyone
STEAMER
wishing to contribute wearable
the tea were handled by clothing for children six to 16
September Air Rate to
Mrs. Herschel V. Kreger and may do so by calling Goldstein,
Lydda
$839.70
UN.
3-8292,
or
his
co-chairman,
Arthur S. Purdy. Mrs. Tobias Harry Weimer, TE. 4-5487.
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ship tea to gain the necessary
200 membership to receive their
charter by convention time, June
30. . The tea will be held from
2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, May 21, at
3225 Fenkell.
The chapter will be an aux-
iliary to Rex Lodge, Bnai Brith
men when the required member-
ship is gained. A fur fashion
show will highlight the tea, and
all women interested in joining
are invited to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Babbush of
Sorrento Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Helene, to Lewis Kent, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kusnit of Webb
Ave.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olitsky of
Leslie Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Florence, to Sam Wolk, son of
Harry Wolk of Linwood Ave. A
fall wedding is planned.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ten-
nen of Glynn Court, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Corinne Barbara, to Bernard
NathansOn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Nathanson of Buena Vista
Ave. The couple are planning a
July wedding. They are both
graduates of Wayne University.

Americans Pick Israel's
Outstanding Mother

AJC Women Raise $500,000, Hear
Broadway Actress at Victory Tea

"All Americans of whatever
creed have an intimate stake
in the old-new, tiny-great State
of Israel," Eva Le Gallienne,
famed star of the Broadway
stage, told the more than 600
women contributors to the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign at their
victory tea last week.
Miss Le Gallienne emphasized
that American dollars are more
vitally needed in 1950 to put
Israel's economy on a firm basis,
"now that the glamor of creat-
ing a state out of sheer will is
over."
Women's Division pledges to
the campaign total $500,000,
Mrs. Henry Wineman, honorary
chairman, reported, and Mrs.
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