Zionist Leaders, Journalists Honor
Barbarash on Anniversary With ZOA
Zionist leaders and journalists
are joining in extending greet-
ings to one of the leading pub-
lic relations men in the • land—
Ernest E. Barbarash, public re-
lations director of the Zionist
Organization of America and
editor of the New Palestine—
on the occasion of his comple-
tion of 25 years of service with
the ZOA. Due notice of his
many services will be taken of-
ERNEST E BARBARASH
ficially at the ZOA convention
in Chicago July 1-4.
Mr. Barbarash's first post in
this country, upon his arrival
bfrorn London, England, was as
night editor - of the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, as a member of
the editorial staff of the Jewish
Daily Bulletin and as Yiddish
publicity director of the Ameri-
can Jewish. Congress. From
1937 to 1940 he was Yiddish edi-
tor of Palcor. • -
Activities in England
In London, he attended the
Yeshivat Etz Chaim for four
years and thereafter Jews' Col-
lege. In 1920 he became a mem-
ber of the editorial staff of the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency (then
known as the Jewish Corres-
pondence Bureau). In his early
youth in London he was active
in the Zionist movement and
served as secretary to the Mac-
cabbean Zionist Society - which
was . the first group to affiliate
with the Activist Organization
founded by the late Vladimir
Jabotinsky and Meir Grossman.
In England he assisted in var-
ious technical chores such out-
standing world Jewish figures
as the late- Dr. Max Nordau,
Nahum Soklow, Israel Zangwill,
Dr. Leon Motzkin and other re-
nowned figures who were in
London during and immediately
after the World War I. In Lon-
don, he, as a youth, spoke from
the pulpits in several congrega-.
tions, and was a contributor to
the Anglo-Jewish and .dail y_
Yiddish press.
Mr. Barbarash entered t h e
service of the ZOA on July 1,
1925, as assistant_ to Dr. Simon
-
Bernstein, then director of the
Palestine Bureau and editor of
Dos Yiddishe Polk-. He was also
Ted Werbel to MC at.
Lesser Clover Lodge
Ted Werbel is returning. to
Lesser's Clover Lodge, at Omena,
Mich., to direct all the summer
activities at this popular sum-
mer resort. He will Supervise
square dancing, Masquerades.
gaines nights and other activi-
ties.
Coming to the Clover Lodge
from Broadway and from nu-
merous communities where he
made a success-lpii*''
ful Jour in vau-
deville, Werbel,
-wl is w d_e 1 y
known as a.
comedian, • again
willserve a
master of cere-
monies at the
Omena resort
He has appear-
ed in leading
Werbel
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Friday, June 23, 1950
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tin charge of -the ZOA. Yiddish
publicity • department.
Awry
His Work With the ZOA
Subsequently he s e r v e d as
acting editor of the New Pales-
tine under Louis Lipsky and
later as associate to the na-
tional secretary, Morris Mar-
gulies.
In 1940, when national ZOA
headquarters were transferred
to Washington, Mr. Barbarash
was named head of the Public
Relations Department. He also
served as ZOA education di-
rector and director of the pub-
lic a ti on s department; was
secretary of the ZOA War. Bond
Drives during World War II
when, under the chairmanship
-of Edmund I. Kaufmann and
Judge Morris Rothenberg, a
total of $200,000,000 worth of
bonds were sold. He was cited
by the U.S. Treasury Depart-
ment for his services to the
drive.
Upon the death- of Simon
Shetzer, ZOA Secretary, in 1944,
Mr. Barbarash for a time acted,
together with Saul Spiro as na-
tional ZOA co-secretary. He
also was acting ZOA secretary
in 1946 after the resignation of
Mr. Spiro.
In June 1944 he founded the
News Reporter issue of the New
Palestine. It met with such
success that the New Palestine
was converted to similar for-
mat. The ZOA News Reporter
was revived last year as a sepa-
rate publication.
Mr. Barbarash has authored
and edited countless publica-
tions.
Considered one of the fore-
mast authorities in the public
relations field, Mr. Barbarash's
work was cited by N.Y. Times
reporter Albert J. Gordon, in
a lecture at the New School for
Social Research.
He served under 12 presidents
beginning with Louis Lipsky.
For years he was a staunch
proponent that the ZOA execu-
tive staff be placed on a civil
service basis.
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a banquet featuring presenta-
tion of the Bnai Brith Human-
ity Award by Philip Klutznik,
following which Richard E.
Gutstadt's speech will close the
convention.
annual convention of District
Grand Lodge No. 6, meeting in
DetrOit July 1 to 4, at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel.
The convention will open Sat-
urday evening, July 1, with a
reception and dance in the
Crystal Ballroom, with sessions
opening Sunday morning. Sun-
day evening, Bnai Brith
Century Nite will be held, fea-
turing "Finian in Bnai Brith,"
directed by Stuart Piggins of
phere will prevail and dance
music will be furnished by Her-
shel Leib. At its meeting Mon-
day, June 12, the Auxiliary had
as its guest Miss Six of Turner
Beauty Salon, who gave pointers
.
PINE RIVER HOTEL
105 River SA,
Charlevoix, Mich.
ficers at 2:30 p.m.
President Samuel W. Leib will
be toastmaster that evening at
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SHOLOM POST and AUXILI-
ARY held a weinie roast at
Palmer Park June 18 as their
final social before adjourning
for the summer. Mrs. Ben Chin-
itz was in charge of arrange-
ments.
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. DETROIT- POST will meet at
the Memorial Home at 8:30 p.m.
Monday, June 2&. There will be
meetings July 24 and August 28.
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RAYMOND ZUSSM.AN POST
and AUXILIARY will hold their
second annual Millionaires' Par-
ty and dance at Bel-Aire at 8
•
Saturda.y. 4 carnival atmos-
the Masonic Temple and an
address by Philip M. KIutznick;
past preSident of the district,
speaking on "Bnai Brith Hori-
zons."
Monday morning at 9:30 a.mt
the conferring of degree of past
president on Samuel W. Leib,
district president, will be made
by Gottfried D. Bernstein, dis-
trict treasurer.
The evening session at 8:30
p.m. will be highighted with an
address by Supreme Lodge Pres-
ident Frank Goldman, of Lowell,
Mass.
The closing sessions Tuesday;
July 4, will feature presentation
of honor awards at luncheon
and the election of district of-
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Bnai 13rith Supreme Lodge
President Frank Goldman, and
Richard E. Gutstadt, executive
vice-chairman of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith, will highlight the .82nd
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Time: 8 a.m. Sunday, June 25.
Station : WWJ.
Feature: "Cardozo" by Joseph
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man and the qualities of great-
ness that made him so.
on makeup and hair styles.
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CHARLES and AARON KO-
GAN AUXILIARY has sched-
uled a trip to Bob-Lo on Wednes-
day, June 28. Members, their
Zionist Movement Pays children and friends will parti-
cipate.
Tribute to JNF Head
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SOL
YETZ-MORRIS
COHEN
The Zionist movement in
America joined with the Jewish POST (JWV) announces the ap-
pointment of Lawrence C. Win-
National Fund,
nick, M.D. as post surgepn.
land purchasing
arm of the
The UJA Campaign
World ZioniSt
Behind Prison Bars
Organization, in
paying tribute
_Inmates of Sing Sing Prison
to Dr. Abrahain
at Ossining. N. Y., have forward-
Granott, world
ed gifts totalling $179.48 to the
president of the
United Jewish Appeal'.
Jewish National
Sixty-four prisoners partici-
Fund in Jeru-
pated in the UJA drive at Sing
salem, on the
Sing. Their contributions ranged
occasion of his Dr_ A. Granott from a m4ninium of 25 cents to
60th -birthday, hailing him as a maximum of $15.
Israel's autstaniing citizen, an
agrarian statesman combining
extraordinary foreight 'with
practical leadership-"
BB District -6 to Convene-82nd Annual
Convention Here, Goldman to Speak
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South HaVen, Mich.
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