Alpha Omega Bowlers Join As a Body To Bolster BIG-Day Bond Effort for Israel •: ' Volunteering en mass to help bring the Israel bond story to every Jewish home in Detroit, 40 members of the Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity bowling league pledged to "bowl 'em over" on BIG day, Sunday, March 9. Under the leadership of BIG Day vice-chairman Dr. Henry Berris and Drs. Joseph Cabot, Jack S. Lawson, Allan H. Kline and Maurice J. Kimelman, captains, ef- forts of the volunteers will be coordinated. Vol- unteers are: Drs. David J. Bittker, Gerald R. Aptekar, Donald A. • Simon, Phillip Hertz, Azriel Weller, Frank A. Reisman, Samuel B. Stone, Bur- ton B. Simon, Morrey Barak, Sidney Barak, Mar- tin M. Jacobs, Joseph Stulberg, Samuel Stulberg, Seymore Swartz, Edwin C. Schneider, Yale S. Upfall, Harold Langberg, Manuel Feldman, Sid- ney Weber, Simon Berent, Abe Pearlman, Phillip M. Sherman, Samuel H. Blondy, Gerald Freed- man, Harold Goldberg, Louis Peven, Joseph N. Davis, Thomas N. Friedman, Harold A. Levitt, Eric Mlles, Samuel Abramson, Samuel S. Willis and M. Blavin; and Nathan Zigman and Norman Noble. Sheiman to Speak at Histadrut Rally lkoriet -ip. . Bezfll-A Sherman, prominent movement and Histadrut cam Jewish leader, 'sociologist and paign in Toronto, will devote his author, will be the guest speaker at th:s. fourth Histadrut cam- time during the closing period paign rally this Sunday after- of the campaign in mobilizing noon, 2 p.m., at the Labor Zion- the membership of Farband and ist Institute, 13722 Linwood. Di- Labor Zionist branches towards rector of the de-:7 attaining their campaign quotas. partn, 2 -it of na- tional affiliates Raise $1,000,000 of the American:: NEW YORK— Over $1,000,000 Jewish Congress, was raised here Sunday on be- Mr. Sherman .' half of the $10,000,000 Israel has held the Histadrut Campaign at a na- highest posi- tional mobilization conference 'ions in the at Hotel Commodore. More than Labor Zionist 2,500 delegates from 250 cities movement. He is Sherman across the country attended the a member of the central com- all-day meeting to spur the mittee of LZOA, chairman of the fund-raising drive in aid of His- Joint Labor Zionist Committee tadrut, Israel's labor federation. on Amr,Tican Jewish Affairs and Highlight of the • conference a lear:,er in important Jewish was the presentation of a special communal and cultural organi7. Scroll of Honor to Federal Se- zations. He won the La Med curity Administrator Oscar R. award for literature in 1949 for Ewing, for his aid to Israel and his book on Jews and other eth- the Histadrut, by Joseph nic groups in the - United States, Schlossberg, general chairman of has edited and contributed to a the National Committee for number of leading publications Labor Israel, which conducts the in English and Yiddish and is Histadrut drive in the Western on the editorial staff of the Hemisphere. Jewish Encyclopedic Handbooks. The conference also coincided With all available cash ob- tained throughout the campaign with the celebration of the 60th and boosted with the bruncheon birthday anniversary of Isaac of campaign workers' last Sun- Hamlin, - general secretary of day, the local campaign head- NCLI for the last 30 years. The quarters has forwarded through funds raised Sunday were given its representative, Harry Schu- to the campaign as a birthday mer, the sum of . $75,000 at the present to Mr. Hamlin. But Mr. National Roll Call Conference. Hamlin himself did not attend An additional check far a iub- the conference. He is at Beth stantial amount.• will be pre- Israel Hospital recovering from sented by the official closing of a heart seizure. In a special message of greet- the campaign on Wednesday, March 26, at the Shaarey Zedek. ing to Mr. Hamlin, Vice Presi- Morris Lieberman, campaign dent Alben W. Barkley hailed - chairman, announced the ap- the Labor Zionist leader for his pointment of Harold Berke, of "devotion to the cause of man- Toront,, , as associate director of kind." the campaign in Detroit. Mr. Berke, for many years a leading 16 THE JEWISH. NEWS worker in the Labor Zionist Friday, February 29, 1952 — JWF Women's Division Selects Leaders in 4 Campaign Groupings Chairman of Women's Divi- sion activities of worker's re- cruiting and training, treasury gifts and speakers in the 1952 Allied Jewish Campaign were announced by division chair- men, Mrs. Abraham Cooper and Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner. Mrs. Arthur S. Purdy, 1951 vice-chairman of workers' train- ing, will head recruiting. She is a member of the board of the Women's Division of Federation and has been vice-president of the Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek, secretary and treasurer of Music Study Club, secretary of the Council of Jew- ish women, treasurer of League of Women's Organizations and a board member of Hadassah. Workers' training will be the responsibility of Mrs. Jerome B. Grossman, a member of the di- vision program and publicity committees. Mrs. William P. Greenberg will lead the effort to secure treasury gifts from orga,niza- lions. A past president of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel, she is a member of the division edu- cation committee. You can do big things for _Israel W V Activities YET./ COHEN AUXILIARY I. Caplan its first commander. will meet at 8:30 p.m., Monday, "Highlights of the 1951 Season," at the Memorial .Home. Sara a new film of the Detroit Lioris Football Club, will shown. Terrill, authority on psychologi- Frank Selman, senior be vice-com- cal problems will speak on "Pre- mander is chairman of the School Behavior of the Child." event. Guests are invited. Hostesses in- * * * clude Mickie Orechkin, Jessica LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXI- Raben and Frances Silverberg. LIARY and POST will hold a The group recently renewed two joint nomination and social one-year subscriptions to a book meeting on Tuesday. Sarah club, for patients at Dearborn Nemon, hospital chairman, an- Veterans Hospital. nounces the purchase of a hos- * * * pital bed table to be presented SGT. MORTON A. SILVER- to Percy Jones Hospital. Cancer MAN POST will honor its char- pads are sewn every other week, ter members on old timers and on Tuesday, at the Memorial past commanders night slated Home. * * * for 9 p.m., Monday, at the Me- morial Home. The Post was or- LT. '• ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY ganized in 1946, with Seymour will meet at 8 p.m., Tuesday. Election of officers took place at • • • Rosman, Rubiner Form the last meeting. LT. ROY F. GREEN POST Will Real Estate Company sponsor a wrestling show for patients at Percy Jones Hospital Carl Rosman and Raymond K. on Wednesday. John Nemon is Rubiner, for many years associ- in charge of the program. Prizes ated with leading real estate organizations in Detroit, an- and gifts will be distributed. nounce the formation of the Rosman and Rubiner Co., and their affiliation with the Detroit Real Estate and National Asso- ciation of Real Estate Boards. Rosman, who is a native De- troiter and a former Wayne Uni- versity student, has a broad knowledge of industrial real estate. A former naval officer in World War II, he is married and has two sons. He is a mem- ber of the Society of Industrial Realtors. Rubiner, who attended Wayne University and the Detroit Col- lege of Law, served during World War II as an agent with the security and intelligence division. A native Detroiter, he is married and the father of two daughters. He is a member of the Detroit Real Estate Board. Our Want Ads Get Results. And Also Find Out Mr. and • Mrs. Milton Grafentine, of 15410 Cloverlawn, are shown with a five pound heart of Barton's Chocolates given them in honor of their 50th wedding an- niversary. They are only one of 25 Detroit couples who received the same token from the Barton people, who are cele- brating the opening of their 50th store in New York. Barton's also has seven retail stores in Detroit. NOW May Save You Costly Repairs Later Tuck Pointing Caulking Waterproofing Weather Strips—Rock Wool Insulation—Storm Windows & Screens SUN., MARCH 9 STATE OF ISRAEL BONDS Your CHAMBERLIN Man BEN S. ROSENTHAL 1500 Brooklyn You can' get a Prospectus and buy yout Bond at American Financial and Phone WO. 3-8238 development Corporation for Israeli 2200 David Stott Bldg. Barton's Motto `Have a Heart' Inspection Survey How to: * Forestall Structural Failure * Cut Maintenance Costs * Retard Obsolescence * Cut Down Depreciation * Avoid Hazards of Falling Masonry * Cut Heating Costs on A Free The Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Council Cordially Invites All Its Members and Friends to the GALA BNAI BRITH BALL Marking the Culmination of the Council's Fund Raising Drive in the Fountain Ballroom of the Masonic Temple on SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 1st 1952. at 9:00 P.M. Music by Mickey Woolf and His Orchesi ► ra NO ADMISSION CHARGE