Rabbi Miller to Speak, Georgie Price
To Entertain, at JNF Donor Jan. 29
Mrs. Irving Arlin, program i This meeting will be the final
chairman of the Ladies' Auxili- ' rally preceding the donor event
ary of the Jewish National Fund, on Jan. 29. Division chairmen
will make their final reports.
Hostesses- for the afternoon will
be Mesdames Meyer Cooper,
Samuel Heyman and William
Mandell.
The following is a list of con-
tributors of sums from $100 to
$500:
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brody, $500:
Messrs. and Mesdames Max Lofman and
Nathan Linden, $300 each; Messrs. and
Mesdames Harry Rott, Albert . Fruman,
Charles Milan Benjamin Klein and Youth
Education League, $250 each; Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Rosin. $150; Wayne Steel
and Supply Co., $125; and $100 each
from the following: Tuesday Night Club,
Cong. Bnai Zion, David Horodoker Jrs.,
Wolverine Cigar Co., Laundry Ladies'
Social Club, Rachel Laya Stepin Aid
Society, Silverman Family, Messrs and
Mesdames Harry Lightstone, Julius
Kraft, Ben Singer of Grand Rapids, Sam
Adler, Harry Kraft, I. Liebson, Abe
Green, Louis Miller, Abraham DeRoven.
MRS. IRVING ARLIN
this week announced that Rabbi
Irving Miller, who recently re-
tired as president of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, a post in
which he succeeded the late Dr.
RABBI IRVING MILLER
Stephen S. Wise, will be guest
speaker at the annual donor
event, to be held Tuesday eve-
ning, Jan. 29, in the Masonic
aLditorium.
A vice-president of the Zion-
ist Organization of America and
a member of the World Zionist
Organization Actions Commit-
tee, Rabbi Miller, who was or-
dained at Yeshiva College and
received his academic degree a1
Columbia University, is among
the outstanding American Zion-
ist leaders and one of the move-
ment's distinguished orators.
Mrs. Arlin also announces that
Georgie Price, master showman
who achieved stardom at the
age of 7 and who now is one
of the most-sought television
stars, will be the guest enter-
tainer. Highly acclaimed on
leading TV programs, Price was
recognized for his meritorious
achievements when he starred
for Florenz Ziegfeld, the Shu-
berts, on radio programs and on
TV. He is president of the
American Guild of Variety Ar-
tists.
This year's donor event will
assist in the planting
the
Forest of the Martyrs, in tribute
to the memory of the 6,000,000
who died as victims of the Nazis.
The forest is being planted in
the Jerusalem Corridor by the
of
Warning to
Detroiters
To Watch
Racketeers
During the past few weeks,
Detroit homes and business
offices have been flooded with
solicitations for advertisements
by New York magazines which
either do not circulate here or
do not publish regularly.
In the instance of the major
offender, whose dishonest ap-
proach of sending bills, for un-
authorized ads is being investi-
gated by proper authorities, it
has been established that the
paper thus far has printed only
one issue for the advertisers.
We warn again against this
outrageous racket. We urge those
receiving soliciting letters with
bills to forward them to us to-
gether with the- envelope in
which they appeared in order
that they be presented to the
proper authorities for action.
Rabbi Einhorn to Speak
At Dessert Lunch Jan. 15
Mrs. Prag announces that
Rabbi Ephraim Einhorn will
speak at a dessert luncheon at
12:30 p.m., next Tuesday at
Young Israel Center on Dexter.
OVERLOOKING OCEAN
II% THE
Gallup Poll Shows
Public Approves
Mixed Marriages
NEW YORK, (AJP) — More
than half of the American public
queried in a cross-section poll
endorsed inter-marriage between
Jews and Christians, a national
public opinion expert claims. '
But George Gallup, director of
the American Institute of Public
Opinion, was quick to add that
"only four in every ten voters
think such a marriage has a
good chance of turning out suc-
cessfully." Among those quizzed,
Gallop reported," young people
take the tolerant view."
Apparently limited to Protes-
tants and Catholics—no Jewish
breakdown of voters was listed
anywhere in the survey report—
the poll showed 54 per cent of
those questioned as favoring
inter-marriage, whether it be
between Protestants and Cath-
olics or Jews and Christians. An
estimated 35 per cent were re-
corded in opposition by Gallup
while 11 per cent were listed as
expressing no opinion.
Protestants polled voted 52 to
37 per cent in favor of inter
marriage, while with Catholics
the division was 50 to 32 per
cent.
The laymen opinions were in
sharp contrast with a recent
survey among the clergy of
major faiths. There, a poll show-
ed, unanimous opposition to in-
ter-marriage was recorded.
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Friday, January 11, 1952
SUN and•MOON•SWIMMING POOL
JNF.
Mrs. Albert Prag, president of
the Auxiliary, and Mrs. Sidney
Ravin, donor chairman, have is-
sued an appeal to all Detroit
women to assist in this project
by enlisting as donors. Reserva-
tions are being taken by JNF
Auxiliary members and at the
JNF office, TO. 8-7384.
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