Education Month Launched;
Plan Radio, Other Programs
With Joseph Colten,, Dr. Au-
brey Goldman and Jacob Kell-
man as co-chairmen and Ruben
Issacs in charge of public rela-
tions, 24th annual Education
month of the United Hebrew
Schools was launched at a
meeting at the Rose :Sittig
Cohen Bldg.
Bernard Isaacs, superintend-
ent, and Albert Elazar, associate
superintendent of the schools,
outlined the new programs in-
troduced in the local education-
al- system and the activities of
the College of Jewish Studies-
Midrasha— to the gathering of
leaders and educators. who
pledged their efforts. during
Education Month.
As in previous yearS, the
plans of the Education Month
committee are to inform the
community on the objectives of
the schools and to strive to en-
courage the enrollment • of larger
number of children in all avail-
able classes.
At least three radio broad- -
THE JEWISH NEWS-7
Friday, October 13, 195e
Lisa Sergio to Speak
At Hadassah's Honor
Roll Dinner Oct. 28
On Oct. 27, Zalesky will be
guest speaker in a program for
the Hebrew-speaking public. He Detroit Hadassah's. annual din-
is guest of the Kvutzah Ivrith, ner for Honor Roll subscribers of
Hebrew Cultural group, in co- $100 and over will be held Sat-
operation with the Ladies Aux- urday evening, Oct. 28, at. the
iliary of United Hebrew Schools.
Dr. Zalesky will speak on "Mod-
ern Hebrew for Israel."
'Casts have been planned dur-
ing. the next few weeks, in-
cluding a program at • 12:30
p.m. Oct. 22 on WWJ. Rabbi
Jacob Segal, of Northwest He-
brew Cong., will be guest
speaker. Bob Leslie will intro-
Hduce him.
. Other radio stations helping
Education Month are WJLB, on
Mrs. Harry Altman's broadcast,
and WJBK, on Mr. Harry Wein-
berg's program.
The Hebrew Teachers' Organ-
ization, in conneetion with the
Parent - Teachers' Organization
Couticil, will help Jewish Edu-
cation Month by bringing Moses
Zalesky, director of Jewish edu-
Cation in Cincinnati to speak at
a program arranged for Oct. 28.
The women's Auxiliary plans
to dedicate its first cultural
meeting of the year to Jewish
Education Month by giving a
presentation of the rise of
Jewish education in Detroit,
through a series of skits, to be
held Oct. 25.
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—The Jewish War Veterans'
55th annual national encamp-
inent heard praise for 'the con-
tributions made by the state of
Israel to the free way of life
by its support of United Nations
decisiOns to repel aggression in
Korea.
Jackson J. Holtz of Boston, re-
tiring JWV national command-
er, noted that "while the Ameri-
can Jewish community will,. as -
always in the past, meet the
frill share of its responsibilities
to our own country, additional
efforts will have to be made to
help the needs of Israel."
. Messages from President Tru-
man and ranking U.S. military
leaders praised Jewish contribu-
tions to America's security. Mr.
Truman called for "sacrifices by
everyone to curb Communist
aggression."
General of the Army Omar N.
Bradley lauded the "accomplish-
ments of the Jewish War Veter-
ans" and spoke of the need for
"Americans to remain firm in
support of the fundamentals of
our free system."
Daniel Jeremy Silver, the son
of Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, will
speak at a meeting of the Dan-
iel Frisch Chapter, ZOD, Thurs-
day at Cong. Bnai Moshe. The
subject o f his
talk is "What It
Means to Be a
Young Zionist
Today."
on of
The
the former ZOA
president is now
in his fifth year
of rabbinical
study at the He-
. brew Union Col-
D. J. Silver lege and is now
with the congregation of Dan-
ville, Ill. He has been an out-
standing contributor to Zionist
circles in Cleveland.
The Frisch chapter will hold
an Oneg Shabbat at 8:30 to-
night at the home of Fay -Katz,
13641 Dexter. A tea will be held
Sunday at Bob and Elaine Et-
tinger's home, 15719 Lauder.
For information call VE. 8-7317.
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and education; 2.: deVelopment
of dependable democratic Ger-
man leaderships to replace Nazis
who have returned to influential
positions in government and in- .
dustry and 3. rejection of former
Nazis as allies in the democra-
cies' efforts to curb "Cqmnaunist
aggression in Germany."
World War II naval hero Ad-
miral William F. Halsey, who
addressed the veterans, praised
the valor of Jewish servicemen
and women and pointed out that
there is no bigotry-in America's
national cemeteries where the
war dead are buried.
Secretary of the Army Frank
Pace, Jr., spoke on the Korean
war. Henry Albert of New York
was elected national commander
of the group, succeeding Jack-
son J. Holtz of Boston.
director.
At a recent Michigan UJA con-
ference. 14 communities an-
nounced gifts totalling. $185,118.
Speakers at the meeting iriclud.
ed Max Osnos of Detroit, state
chairman; Joseph HoltZman of
Detroit, Pelavin, Edward Vajda,
Quentin Reynolds and Mrs. Avis
Shulman.
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as a means 'of raising a: large
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Hadassah's medical and social
service in Israel.
Lisa S e.r g i o, internationally
known radio commentator and II
lecturer, will be the speaker at
this dinner. -
Miss Sergio, a naturalized 1
AMerican 'citizen, was born. in
Italy, the daughter of Baron
Sergio and an American moth-
er.
In 1933, at the invitation of
Mussolini and upon the advice
of Marconi, she became Europe's
first woman radio commentator,
but rebelled at Fascist practices
and escaped to the United
States.
American radio welcomed
her as the "Golden Voice of
Rome" and gave her a variety
of assignments, ranging from
opera commentaries over NBC to
newscasting and news analyses
over the 'ABC -network, which
earned her such honors as the
cross of the Legion of Honor of
France. •
Dinner will be followed by
dancing to the music of Phil
Brestoff's orchestra, with songs
by Dee Parker.
Mrs. Milton Mahler, Mrs. Nor-
man Rom and Mrs. Louis Glasier
head the Honor Roll affair, with
Mrs. Frank Wetsman in charge
of seating arrangements. Res-
ervations are being taken by
Honor Roll workers and by the
Hadassah office, TY. 8-8216.
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of American policy in Germany
and had declared that the e'stab-
lishment of an independent West
German Government had failed
to meet the chief goals of Amer-
ican policy in eradicating Nazism
from Germany's political, eco-
nomic and educational life.
JWV called for: 1. Democrati-
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The encampment passed res-
olutions calling- for adoption
of President Truman's civil
rights program, increased eco-
nomic aid to Israel and op-
position to the creation, "now,
or at any time in the future,
of a new German Army under
independent German com-
mand."
The veterans urged a review
''election committee of the Zion-
ist Federation of France re-
affirmed its earlier announce-
: went that elections for delegates
;:to the World Zionist 'Congress
'would be held Nov. 5. • •
Under the • chairmanship of
Louis Kasle, the Flint campaign
for the United Jewish Appeal
had a good start when $75,000
was raised from contributors
who last year gave $55,800.
Associates of Kasle Bros. head
the list of donors with $12,000.
Robert Nathan spoke at the
initial gifts meeting. A lunch-
eon meeting was addressed by
Irving Rhodes of Milwaukee.
An advance check of $45,000
was sent to national UJA head-
quarteirs.
Sam Catsman is initial gifts
chairman. B. Morris Pelavin is
president of the Flint Com-
munity Council which is direct-
ing the drive and Philip Skor-
neck is the Council's executive
Son of Rabbi Silver
To Speak to Zionists
Praise Israel, Attack U. S. German
Policy at Annual JWV Encampment
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