Pear'son to Speak Conservative Synagogues Sponsor
At Beth El Dec. 6 Appearance Here of Prof. Buber

Detroit Pledges $300'000 Towards
Ilistadrut's Goal of $10 000 000

Branches of the Labor Zionist.
Organization, Farband and affi-
liated organizations will make
1452 an intensive HistadrUt year
in Detroit, according to plans of
the executive board of the De-
troit Israehllistadrut Campaign.
The carnpaign . will be laun-
ched Sunday. evening, Jan. 6,
at Temple Israel. Prominent na-
tional speakers will address the
rally. Sidor Belarsky will head_
the musical program.
A series of fortnightly Sun-
day. bruncheons and rallies, de-
voted to clarification'of the cur-
rent tasks Of Histadrut and prac-
tical aspects of the campaign,
will be held at the Labor Zionist
Institute during the campaign
months. Members of Histadrut
delegations from Israel will be
among those who will address

the rallies.
The 16-member delegation
froni Detroit at the national
convention of the National
Committee for Labor Israel

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held last week-end at Com-
modore Hotel, New York,

pledged '$300,000 as the mini-
mum quota Detroit will raise
towards the $10,000,000 quota
for 1952 adopted at the con-
vention. •

A check for $25,000 was pie-
sented by Harry Schumed at the
convention as a token payment
on the 1952 Detroit campaign
goal.

Detroit Jewry will be honored
by a visit from one of the great-
est living scholars, Prof. Martin
Buber, who will be here as spe-
cial guest of the Detroit Friends
of the Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America, and will lec-
ture at 8 p.m., Wednesday, at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek- on "Dia-
logue Between Heaven a n d
Earth." (See Commentary, Page
2).
Prof. Buber, who earlier this
month announced his retirement
from Hebrew University, is in
the United States as'visiting pro-
fessor of philosophy of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary. Prof.
Buber taught social philosophy
at the Jerusalem university since
1938.
Regarded as one of the fore-
most, creative religious philoso-
DREW PEARSON, famed col- phers in the world today, Prof.
umnist and radio commentator, Buber is particularly noted for
will be presented by the Men's his interpretation of Hasidism,

Re-Elect Schlossberg
NEW YORK (JTA)—The two-
day national convention of the
National Committee for Labor
Israel set a goal of $10,000,000 for.
1952. Joseph Schlossberg was re-
elected general chairman. Isaac
Hamlin was named national sec-
retary. Principal speakers at the
closing session were Abba S.
Eban, Israel's Ambassador to the
United States, and Dr. Hayim
Zadok, deputy attorney-general.
of Israel, who is on special leave Club of Temple Beth El, Thurs-
to aid the Israel Histadrut cam- day, Dec. 6, 8:30 p.m., in the
paign in America.
main auditorium of the Temple

Beth El. Mr. Pearson,' through
his column, "Washington Merry-
Go-Round," and his weekly radio
broadcasts has brought to- Mil-
lions the behind - the - scenes'
news. He has crusaded against
the Pioneer Women were offi political, social, military and
cers of the PWO Council, Mes- legislative privilege and has be-
come a controversial figure of
dames Norman Kanter, Irving national
importance. Tickets
Turner and Ben Bayer.
may be obtained by the public
at the Temple office, Grinnell's
Jr. Hadassah Adopts
downtown, or at the door.

Israel Emissary Describes Women's
Role in Land's Defense, Upbuilding

In a stirring address to the
audience of 3,500 in the Ma-
sonic Temple on Monday eve-
ning, at the annual donor event
of pioneer Women, Mina Rogo-
zik, who holds the rank of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel in the Israel
Army, told of the part women
must play in the defense and
upbuilaing of the new state.
Announcement was made at
the rally that the Pioneer
Wornen had raised the sum of
$52,0,00 during the current
fund-raising campaign.
Miss Rogozik stated that in
a land where there is a short-
age of manpower, it has become
necessary to draft women for
two years into the army, to
prepare them for defense of Is-
rael•which constantly is threat-
ened with attacks by Arabs:
"We must teach our women to
fight and to work on the land,"
Miss Rogozik_ said. "It is a vital
necessity to our existence.
Bess Hunter, interpreter of
Jewish songs, was called back
time and again for encores.
Cohen pleased the audience with
his humorous talk.
Appearing on the program for

Budget of $190,000

Miss Gloria E. Rubin, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., was re-elected na-
tional president of Junior Ha-
dassah at the closing session of
the organization's 28th annual
convention at Hotel Statler,
Boston, Mass.
The convention adopted bud-
gets and goals totaling $190,000
for its program of aid to Israel
a n d Jewish education a n d
American Affairs in thiS coun-
try. -
Of this money, the sum of
$97,400 is allocated for the Chil-
dren's Village Meier. Shfeyah
which Junior Hadassah main-
tains for underprivileged chil-
dren and immigrant youth in
Israel; $3,080 for the Henrietta .
Szold School of Nursing in Jeru-
salem; $15,000 for the Jewish
National Fund and $5,000 for
Youth Alijah.

a philosophy which had a pro-
found influence on western
thought. He has published more
than 20 volumes on various as-
pects of Jewish and general life.
Prof. Buber was born in Vi-
enna in 1878, and was among
the early aqsociates of the late
founder of modern Zionism,
Theodor Herzl. Among his sig-.
nificant works, which have been
translated into English, are
"Tales of the Hasidism," "I and
Thou", "Prophetic Faith" . and
"Moses." .
Four consetvative synagogues,
Adas Shalom, Beth Aaron, Bnal
Moshe and Shaarey Zedek, are
co-sponsoring Prof. Buber's ap-
pearance. The lecture is open to
the public. A large audience of
Jews and non-Jews is expected.

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