Israel Ritov, Sen. Moody, Samuel
To Speak at Histadrut Kickoff Rally
Jewish Scholars Join
In Writing UNESCO
'History_ of Mankind'
Sen. Blair Moody, a staunch
Israel Ritov, leader of the co-
operative movement in Israel supporter of Israel and Hista-
and outstanding Histadrut lead- drut, will convey greetings at the
rally. He will speak on grant-in-
aid legislation passed recently
to bolster Israel's economy. Sidor
Belarsky will provide the musi-
cal program. Noted for his inter-
pretation of Israeli and Yiddish
folk tunes, Belarsky's program
will contain popular songs of
Israel, and Hassidic and Yiddish
folk melodies.
At the annual landsmanschaf -
ten truncheon last Sunday,
representatives of leading lands-
manschaften groups of _Detroit
pledged to surpass last year's
quota, and mapped plans to con-
duct an intensive campaign to
enlist the support of all lands•
manschaften members.
Morris Lieberman, campaign
chairman, will be the guest
SENATOR MOODY
speaker on the initial "Voice of
er, will deliver the keynote Histadrut" radio program Sun-
speech at the formal opening of day morning, 11:15 a.m., on sta-
the Histadrut campaign on Jan. tor_ WJLB. The program, a
Yiddish-English radio feature
6, at Temple Israel.
directed by Louis Levine, will be
presented every Sunday morn-
ing, 11:15 to 11:30 a.m., during
the Histadrut campaign.
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Jewish
scholars will play a prominent
role in the publication of a pro-
jected six-volume 3,000,000-Word
"History of Mankind" in which
a thousand scholars will partici-
pate.
Among the corresponding
members of the Commission are:
Prof. Shimon Bodenheimer, zoo-
logist and historian of science of
Hebrew University Prof C. Levi-
Strauss, anthropologist and lin
guist of the Sorbonne University,
Paris, Dr. Charles Singer of Lon-
don, historian of medicine tech-
nology. Dr. Louis Gottschalk,
professor of European history at
the University of Chicago, was
named to write Voluthe IV of the
series covering the period from
A.D. 1300 to the opening of the
nineteenth century. Prof. Henri
Frankfort, director of the War-
burg Institute in London, ar-
chaeologist and historian, will
write the section of Volume I
dealing with ancient history.
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Union Strikes Against
Newark Jewish Council
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NEWARK, N. J., (JTA) — The
strike of members of the Social
Service Employees Union, Local
11, against the Jewish Commun-
ity Council of Essex County and
a number of agencies affiliated
with the Council is entering its
fourth week with the Council re-
fusing to negotiate a new con-
tract with the union because of
its "Communist leadership."
Only about 60 of the 145 mem-
bers of the union are on strike, a
Council spokesman said. The
strike began on Dec. 6 after the
Council notified the union that
when the present contract ex-
pires on December 31, it would
negotiate only with a union
"without a Communist reputa-
tion." Seven agencies of the
Council independently re - af-
firmed the Council's stand.
Allan' V. Lowenstein, Council
president, has charged that the
strike has been marked by a
campaign of "villification, vio-
lence and harassment, including
jamming of the agency's tele-
phones and threats of employees
and officials." Two arrests have
been made on charges of vio-
lence.
Lawrence Crohn and Louis
LaMed, chairmen of the culture
commission of the Jewish Com-
munity Council announce a spe-
cial Hanukah TV program on-
station WWJ from 6 to 6:30 p.m.,
Sunday.
Featured will be a 'lass from
Cong. Shaarey Zedek which will
present Hanukah songs, demon-
strate arts and crafts for Han-
ukah anC, discuss the holiday.
The following teachers from the
congregation will participate:
Mesdames David Goldberg, Sam-
uel Lehrman and Sergy Nut-
kiewicz.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, spirit-
ual leader of Cong. Bnai Moshe,
will speak on Hanukah.
The Culture Commission of
the _Jewish Community Council
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Looking for responsible and reput-
able young couple with infant son.
2-3 bedroom rental for extended
period. Will redecorate. No tie-ins
please. Write Box 112, THE JEW-
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Detroit 26, or Call UN. 2-8997.
in cooperation with the United
Hebrew Schools and other Jew-
ish educational institutions in
Detroit will present a Hanukah
program on radio station CKLW
on Saturday, 10:45 to 11 p.m.
Featured will be the choir of the
United Hebrew Schools under
the direction of Miss Iola Ship-
ler.
THE JEWISH NEWS
—
Friday, December 28, 1951
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'52 Thinking of a Pontiac? '52
Youths to Investigate
Federation Agencies
To keep the Community Ser-
vice Committee abreast of cur-
rent social service programs sup-
ported by the Allied Jewish
ampaign, Leo Majzels, chair-
man of the committee, appoint-
ed representatives of the Jewish
young adult group to serve on
the boards of Jewish Welfare
Federation member agencies.
Ready to learn the functions
of Federation agencies are Sam-
uel Ross, Detroit Service Group;
Avern Cohn, Hebrew Free Loan
MAURICE SAMUEL
Association; Arthur James Ru-
A member of the executive biner, Penny Isaacs and Alma
committee of Mapai, Israeli Fox, committees of the Jewish
labor party, Ritov will bring a Community Council; Michael
direct report on the recent ideo- Stacey, Jewish Community Cen-
logical tension within the co- ter, Irwin Holtzman, Jewish
operative movement and the out- Home for Aged; Eleanor Good-
look for unity within the labor man and Marilyn Kopel, Fresh
movement in Israel.
Air Society; Charles Levin, Jew-
Maurice Samuel, who will ish Social Service Bureau; Mil-
share the program, occupies a dred Fox, JSSB's Children Case
unique position in American Committee; M y r on Milgrom,
Jewish life. For .the last 25 years Jewish Vocational Service; Mil-
he has served, through the writ- ton Lucow, Federation's Health
ten and spoken word, as the in- and Welfare Budget and Plan-
terpretor of Jewish values both ning Division; Seymour Lichter,
to the Jewish and non-Jewish North End Clinic; and Norman
Katz, United, Hebrew Schools.
world.
Council Culture Group Plans TV, Radio Program
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JEWISH COMMUNITY
Cordially Invited
to
FORMAL OPENING
I
Detroit's '300,000 Histadrut Campaign
Sunday, January 6, 1952 8 p. m.
AT TEMPLE ISRAEL
GUESTS
Truman Given Israel Yearbook
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The first
volume of the new yearbook,
"Israel-America," published by
the Israel America Friendship
League, was sent to President
Truman. The specially dedicat-
ed volume was presented to Am-
bassador Monett B. Davis for
transmission by Dr. M. Avriel,
chairman of the league. The
book, printed in Hebrew and
English, is aimed at fostering
close relations between the Is-
raeli and American peoples.
SIDOR BELARSKY
ISRAEL RITOV
MAURICE SAMUEL
Master Interpreter of
Israeli and Yiddish Folk Songs
Leader of Cooperative
Movement in Israel
Outstanding Author,
Publicist and Lecturer
Detroit Israel Histadrut Campaign
13722 Linwood
TO. • 9-8660
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