Rentner Fashion Sho Hil eorde reaturt
Womeds Israel Bond Rally Mext Wednesday-

€Maurice Rentner ensemble, an
Emerson console television qet
and a Sheffield silver tea serv-
ice.
The Rentner ensemble is be-
ing donated by Theodore 'Barg
In a whirlwind of assignment en who purchased $500 or more man, the television set by Em-
sheets, report meetings and tele- in bonds are invited to be Mr. erson Radio of Michigan and the
tea service by Leonard and
phone contacts, members of the Rentner's guegt at the brunch.
Mrs. Milton Mahler, chairman Monroe Jewelers.
Maurice Rentner is .known as
K,A of arrangements for the fashion
show, announced that thetinter- the Dean of the Fashion Indus-
nationally famous chanteuse, try, a title bestowed upon him
Hildegarde; will appear at the by Life Magazine.
At the age of 17 he was em-
fashion shoW. • . •
ployed
by a shirtwaist manufac-
Mrs. Samuel Danto, chairman
In less than three years
of the League of 'Jewish Worn - turer.
en's Organizations, •has been he had established himgelf in
New York's most competitive
chairing report meetings.
business.
Others doing outstanding jobs
The young designer searched
are Mrs. Phillip Stollmaii and for a means of expressing his
Mrs. Rose Singer, bond chair- own ideas of how
how women should
men of Mizrachi Women and
in clothes. His venture was
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi; Mrs. the beginning of modern design-
Philip Cutler, Jewish National ing. This was the beginning of
Fund; Mrs. Harry Kay, Pioneer the "American Look" which has
Women; Mrs. Joseph Katchke, become internationally synony- .
Adas Shalom Sisterhood; Mrs. mous with the Maurice Rent-
Pioneer Women bond chairmen, gathered to organize volun
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Norman Brod, Infants Service ner signature.
teers' assignments for the Sept. 17 Israel bond fashion show, are,
Group and Mrs: Shaye ,Foreman,
He is chiefly responsible for left, to right,sta.nding: Mrs. ROSALIND FRY, Mrs. MARIAN ROSE, .
American Jewish Congress.
bringing to maturity the Infant Mrs. MORRIS MENDELSON; seated, Mrs. LEON FRIEDMAN, or,
Mrs. Benj a In n of Garment Center which is found ganization bond chairman Mrs. HARRY KAY and Mrs. RUTH
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood, re- spread across the tiny shops and GOSMAN.
IEXAURICE RENTNER
ports that her prize worker is garrets of New
east side.
Mrs. Anna Handelsman, who al-
In 1932 he organized the Fash-
Women's Division of the Detroft ready has sold 12 bonds for the ion.
Originators Guild of Amer-
Israel Bond Committee headed fashion show.
ica, to protect by Copyright the
into the home stretch of the
Woman's division chairman, designs Jie and others had
campaign for. the Maurice Rent-
Samuel Aaron, has accepted wrought.
ner fashion Show Sept. 17 at Mrs.
chairmanship of general so
Masonic Temple. Mr. Rentner is the
volunteering his services here licitations.
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Presi- of Immigration and Naturaliza-
Mrs. Robert Drew is publicity Bnai Brith Workshop
out of his devotion to Israel.
dent- Truman appointed a spe- tion, vice-chairman; Msgr. John
chairman, and Mrs. Rosalind G. To Feature Debate
One pf the key projects of May is editor of the Bond
cial s e v en-man commission, O'Grady, secretary of the Na-
- the drive is a daily "telethon" Wagon.
By Sen. Moody, Potter headed by former Solicitor Gen- tional
Conference of Catholic
being carried on from head-
At the fashion show, the ex-
eral Philip B. Perlman, to study Charities; Rev. Thaddeus F.
quarters at the Zionist House,
The
eighth
annual
seminar
clusive showing of Mr. Rent-
inequities in the McCarran-Wal- Gullixon, president of the Lu-
Linwood at Lawrence. Working
ner's n e w by will be workshop of the .Greater Detroit ter Omnibus Immigration Act.
theran Theological Seminary of
in shifts, _ a corps of tele-
enhanced by the designer's Bnai Brith Council will be held
M r . Truman
St. Paul; Clarence E. Pickett,
phoners are recruiting workers
widely admired flare for fash- at 10 a.m., Sunday, at the Tuller appointed t h e
American Friends Service Com-,
for the final stages of the cam-
ion showmanship. A corps of Hotel. Registration will begin commission be-
mittee; Adrian S. Fisher, legal
_paign and selling bonds for the
Rentner's own mannequins are at 9 a.m.
cause of his dis-
adviser to the State Department
_ fashion show.
and Thomas C. Finucane, chief
being flown to Detroit from Councilman Edward Connor 'pleasure over
Under the leadership of Itrs. New York, Indianapolis, and will• be'' guest speaker at the I the pasage of
of the Justice Department's
Irving Lipson, chairman of the other cities to model the new luncheon session, and will pre- I the act over his<
Board of Immigration AppealS.
committee f o r organizations, collection.
sent a resolution drafted by the veto and the:::
Secretary of State Dean
presidents and bond chairmen of ,Rentner's fashion innovation, ComMon Council praising., Leo failure. of Con-
Acheson said he knew nothing
all Detroit Jewish Women's "The Sculptured Silhouette," Polk for his individual contribu- gress . to appoint;
about the practice of the Visa
groups joined in a drive to re- presented in rare English and tions and his work as chairman a commission to
Division/ of the State Depart-
cruit volunteer saleswomen to go French wools, Italy's finset silks, of the Greater Detroit B n a i : study immigra-:
inent which requires the iden-
out and sell Bonds for the Rent- taffetas, velvets and baratheas Brith Council blood bank. t i o n problems.
tifivtion of Jews as such on
ner fashion show. • of heirloom quality, will be
Perlman
A special feature of the lunch- He had suggest-
visa applications;
Volunteers are involved in an dramatized by striking lightin eon session will be a discussion ed such a commission in his The Secretary made this reply
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endless round of accepting as - effects.
Of FEPC and Civil Rights by Sen. veto message. "I do not believe when asked at his press confer-
signments of prospective Bond Complementing t h e manne- Blair Moody a n d. Republican the matter should remain where ence if he could comment on(
purchases, attending. repciet quins' - ensembles will be hats by 'aspirant for office, Rep. Charles the Congress left it," Mr. Tru- protests addressed to him by
meetings and accepting still Suzy, furs by Maximilian, and Potter. Nathan , Perlmutter, man said this week. , members of Congress and Jew.
more assignments.
flowers by Cathedral of Flower. Michigan Regional director of 1The commission was urged to ish organizations. The protests ! '
"Our e f o r t s will continue
Flying in from 1St. Louis to
right up until the fashion show," comment on the fashions will the Anti-Defamation League, give special consideration to re- were based on the specific list-
Mrs. Lipson announced. "We're be the .popular fashion com- will 'be moderator,. • i quirements and administration ing of Jews by the Visa • Divi.-;-
Acting as counsellors during) of laws on admission, naturali- sion which makes no similar
making it our business to see. mentator, Janet Rose.
the • seminar period will be Max i zation, denaturalization and de- designation of members of other
that every woman in the com- • Rentner, known as the "Dean Kroloff,
munity has an apportunity to of American Designers," will ar- tion.al - of WaShington, D.C.; na- ; portation of aliens; admission of religious faiths. The Department,
membership director of I immigrants -in the light of'eco- previously had made known that
attend this wonderful fa4bion rive in Detroit Sunday. He will
Brith; and Ben Z. Glass, nomic and social conditions and replies were being drafted to
show by investing in an Israel make a number of radio and Bnai
executive secretary of - District the effect of U. S. immigration letters on this topic addressed to
Bond."
television appeara,nceS and will Six Grand Lodge from Chicago. laws including the national ori- Mr. Acheson.
Mrs. Bernard Osonos is chair-• be interviewed by fashion editors
Seminars will be held in the gins quota. system,, on the con- The labeling of Jews as such
). man of the brunch at . 10:30 a.m. of Detroit newspaperS.
Sept. 17 in the Oak. Rooth. : of Information on how to procure morning and w ill reconvene duct of American foreign policy by Visa Division of the State De-
after the luncheon session until and the need for authority "to partment was condemned by the
Masonic Temple.
tickets to the Rentner show can 4• p.m. An open house will be meet emergency conditions such Cleveland News in an editorial.
- Under her direction, co- be obtained by calling the Israel held
at this time at the new as the present over-population "There is nothing in the new
chairman Mrs. Harry J. Mill- bond office, WO. 2-5091.
Council offices, 140 C a d i 11 a c of parts of_ Europe and • the seri- McCarran Immigration Act to
• man, Mrs. Louis Blumberg
Fashion Awards
Square: Honored will be Sidney oils refugee and escapee prob- requite it, but our blundering
and a group of volunteers are
To the women who sell the J. Karbel, recently elected third lems in such' areas."
State Department is forcing
- devoting their time to invite largest numbers of bonds and vice-president of District Six.
Con/ress failed to act on the aliens seeking to enter -this
women to attend the brunch to the woman who sells the larg-
All members of Bnai Brith are President's request for a corn- country to designate whether
• and personally meet with the est amount in bonds will be
mission and the new move As they are Jews," the paper
famous fashion creator. Worn awarded a specially designed invited for the day's program.
- seen as the President's reac- wrote ; "What's the purpose?
tion to what he considers the This is wholly contrary to Amer
Austrian -Leader Vows
need for a review of ican principles, the Constitution
Compensation CIa roil Probe urgent
the immigration situation. Mr. and the spirit 'of the law."
Truman said that present im-
The paper said :that "Rep.
•VIENI TA, (JTA) — Chancellor migration
p o 1 i c i e s present Frances Bolton of Cleveland has
Leopold Figl has proinised to set "serious obstacles" to the solu- done the country a service by
up a committee to investigate tion of the world refugee and pointing out the State Depart-
the compensation claims of Aus- over-population problems.
ment's very irregular procedure
trian. Jews who were formerly
The Perlman commission will in this matter. She is correct in
interned- in-- Nazi concentration study
immigration policies and calling this a:misrepresentation'
eanips 'and were conscripted for report by January 1 1953, ac- of the McCarran Act. There is,
Slave labor.
cording • to the President's direc- she says, _no Jewish 'race'
The 'Chancellor 'made this tive. Other members of the therefore there is no logical and
or
pledge
in
a
letter
to
Simon
Wie-
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commission are: Earl G. Harri- lawful reason for • forcing -Jews
senthal, president' of the Jewish son, former U. S. Commissioner to reveal their religion." .
Central Committee of Linz who,
in the name of 3 10,000 fotmer _in-
mates, wrote to Figl pointing out
that thousands of Jewish victims
of Nazis had Apeen,:assigned to
Austrian firms as slave laboters
on construction and industrial
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The manner of distribution of the
work. In his letter, Wiesenthal
latest
American grant-in-aid to Israel of $17,500,000 was
suggested that a special fund be
offiCially announced here.
set up to which Austrian firms
Time out for sweets was taken by these meml*rs of the who eilleployed Nazi slave labor-io
Nine million dollars will be allocated for food purchas-
brunch committee for the Maurice Rentner fashion shci;w. Left to ers would contribute.
es; $2,250,000 will be set aside for agricultural development;
right are Mrs. L B. DWORMAN, Mrs. H. 3. MILLMAN, brunch
$1,500,000 will be used for the purchase of raw materials;
committee chairman Mrs. BERNARD OSNOS, Mrs, BENJAMiN 28—THE JEWISH
$2,750,000 for fuel, and the remaining $2,000,000 will be used
NEWS
LAIKIN, and Mrs, JOSEPH NEWMAN.
for communications equipment, housing and health services,
Friday, September 12, 1952

Pioneer Women Bond Chairmen

'Telethon' and Brun,cheon Included in
Plans far Division's Bond Campaign

Truman Committee to Study
Immigration Laws, Policies

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-Mobilize Forces for Israel Bond Show.

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Biggest Allocatiori:of U. S. Grant.
To Purchase Food for Israelis.

