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Land smanshaften's
Conference Dec. 17

THE JEWISH NEWS-7

Friday, December 8, 1950

Alumni Assist UHS
Membership Drive

Detroit Landsmanshaften will
Confer regarding Jewish com-
munal problems Sunday, Dec. 17,
The United Hebrew Schools
1 p. in. at the Woodward Jewish
membership drive was given
Center.
Final meeting of the Confer- added impetus when a senior
ence Planning Committee is group from the Alumni Associa-
called for this Sunday, to com-
plete arrangements. Alex Belkin
and Leon Kay, co chairmen,
urge that presidents of Lands-
manshaften attend this meeting
to insure success of the confer-
ence.
Joseph Heidman, chairman,
and Morris Malin, co-chairman,
of the promotion and conference
attendance committee, are con-
tacting presidents and secretar-
ies of 67 organizations for dele-
gates to the conference.
Mrs. Pauline Lieberson of
Skverer Relief Society is chair-
man of the refreshments com-
mittee.
Invited to attend the confer-
ence are all Landsmanshaften
members, who will have an op-
portunity to discuss with repre-
sentatives of the Jewish Welfare
Federation pressing communal
questions.
BEN FISHMAN

Fashion Show Ends
Successful Campaign
Of Hadassah Women

Tickets are being mailed to
all Hadassah contributors for
the climax of their 1950 Honor
Roll campaign, the Pauline Tri-
gere Fashion Show to be held
at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the
Masonic Temple.
Miss Trigere, famous design-
er for some of the world's best
dressed women, is personally
supervising the production. Pro-
fessional New York models will
wear over 100 of Miss Trigere's
new creations.
Fran Harris, of WWJ staff, will
interview Miss Trigere on her
personal life, and Miss Jean
Sharley, Free Press fashion
writer, will interview her on cur-
rent fashions.
Mrs. Ch a r 1 e's Gershenson,
chairman of arrangements an-
nounces that Frank Gagen's Or-
, chestra will furnish the music.
Sponsoring the fashion show are
five Detroit women's apparel
stores, Saks 5th Ave., B. Siegel
& Co. Milgrom's, Irving's and
Edith Brown.
Mrs. Louis Glazier, Chapter
fund raising vice-president and
vo-chairmen of Honor Roll, Mrs.
Milton Mahler and Mrs. Nor-
man Rom are credited with the
success of the 1950 campaign.

tion joined t h e membership
committee and enrolled for par-
ticipation in securing dues-
paying members.
Meeting at a brunch at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. last
Sunday, the group selected the
following steering committee:
Max Chomsky, Herbert Fort-
gang, Dr. Meyer Green, Max
Hecker, Mrs. Norman Leeman,
Mrs. Joseph Dresser, Gerson
Berris.
Ben Fishman, chairman of the
1950 UHS membership drive, was
host at the brunch. Mr. Fish-
man continues the work of his
late father, Morris Fishman, is
seeking large -membership en-
rollment in the schools.

Kvutzah's Traditional
Hanukah Eve Saturday

Comic. Beth Aaron Start's New Drive
For 100 Members

Albert M. Fenkell has been ap-
pointed permanent chairman of
thhe membership committee of
Cong. Beth Aaron, according to
Dr. Marvin A. Last, president.
Inspired by a successful cam-
paign which netted 100 new
families for the congregation,
the board of directors is under-
t a k i n g another membership
drive before it starts building
the new synagogue.
Fenkell has set the new mem-
bership goal at 100 additional
members within the next two
months. He is assisted on the
committee by Louis Ellenson,
Harry Green, Henry G. Chait,
Joseph Feldman, Morris Fenkell,
Laurence W. Friedman, E m i 1
Fruchter, Morris Green, Norman
Jaffe, Ed Levinson, Irwin Levine,
Morris Litvin, Avery Shapiro, Al
Stern and Leo Weingarden.
At 10 a.m., Sunday, the Beth

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CORNWALL, Ont. — ( JTA 1 —
Aaron Horovitz, well known
Jewish industrialist, has been
re-elected mayor of this city for
the 1951-52 term. Mr. Horovitz,
who has already served as may-
or for 12 years, was chosen by
acclamation—the first time he

has been so honored.
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,.,s •
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Haifa Chapter, ZOD, will hear
a book review by Helen Kass of
Meyer Levin's "In Search" at its
Monday night meeting at North-.
west Hebrew Cong. Balfour
Peisner will report on current
events, and Mrs. Seymour Kraus
will lead group singing. Mrs.
Philip Bernstein will be hostess
at a social hour which follows.
A dinner-dance at Elmwood on.
Feb. 14 has been planned as a
fund-raising affair.

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Industrialist Re-elected
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Haifa Chapter, ZOD, to Hear •
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IN GABARDINES & SMART COLORS

The traditional Hanukah cele-
bration of Kvutzah Ivrith will
take place Saturday, at 9 p.m.,
in the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
The theme of the evening will
be "Maccabeans and Chalut-
zim", with participants Meyer
Mathis, chairman, Michael
Michlin, Morris Lachover and
Israel Elpern.
Abraham Schachter will lead
community singing.
Hanukah refreshments will be
served by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Kvutzah Ivrith, of which
Mrs. Julius Ring is president.
Everybody is welcome.

The Linwood Branch of the
Parent - Teachers - OrganfZation
of the United Hebrew Schools
will celebrate Hanukah at a
party Thursday; Dec. 14, at the
Jewish Center, 12th St. Branch.
Mrs. Jack Kaplan, chairman,
is assisted by Mr. Elpern, prin-
cipal of the school, Mrs. Helen
Raclin and the Misses Leah and
Rose Pike, in planning the pro-
gram. Parents, teachers and
children will participate. All
parents are invited.

Aaron religious school will pre-
sent a Hanukah pageant, in
which children from all classes
will participate. At the celebra-
tion, which is Open to all pupils
and their parents, Bernard Pa-
nush, director of the school, and
Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick,
will speak briefly.
Each class will offer a pro-
gram of recitations, songs and
music, and the Sisterhood will
distribute gifts and- refresh
ments. Mrs. Sidney Weinberg,
Sisterhood vice president and
staff member of the religious
school, has directed and pre-
pared the pageant.

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