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'tt —THE JEWISH NEWS
Bnai. Brith. Women
All Out in Drive
Friday, October 24, 1952..
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Young Israel Women
Slate Nov. 5 Donor
With advance ticket sales
mounting rapidly, members of
the Greater Detroit "Bnai
Completion of plans for the Brith Women's Council are go-
annual donor luncheon of the ing all out to pack Masonic
Women's League of Young Israel Temple as the culmination of
• its fund-raising campaign, an-
nounces Mrs. Henry Onric h,
drive chairman.
The campaign, which is aimed
at raising $100,000 for Bnai Brith
philanthropies, will conclude
with a variety show on Nov. 18,
at the Masonic Temple,
Funds raised go to many pro-
jects including Hillel Founda-
tions, blood bank f o r Korea
drives. Belefaire Children's
Home in Cleveland, Leo N. Levi
Memorial Hospital, National
Jewish Hospital, community
drives, such as T o r ch Fund,
Anti-Defamation League and to
Israel.
Congress Study Groups
•Feature School Panels
MRS. IRVING SCHLUSSEL
announced by Mrs. Irving
Schlussel, general chairman. The
donor will take place on Nov.
- 5, in the social hall of Young
Israel Center.
Captains working with Mrs.
Schlussel are Mesdames Hugo
Apt, Daniel Birnbaum, Henry
Ca.riebach, Jack J. Car me n,
David J. Cohen, Hyman R.
Cohen, Solomon N. Cohen, Henry
Dworkin, David Novetsky and
Ben Weinstock.
Mrs. Harry Portnoy, chairman
of reservations, can be reached
at WE. 3-3945. Mrs. David I.
Berris is journal chairman, as-
sisted by Mrs.. Max Stallman,
Mrs. Herman K. Cohen, pro-
gram chairman, announces that
the highlight of the donor pro-
gram will be a presentation by
the Music Study Club choral
group, directed by Dan Frob.-
man.
All youths are urged to enroll
isa sabbath afternoon or mid-
week activities sponsored by the
Women's League, according to
Mrs. Isadore Levin, president.
Potter - Affirms
His Sympathetic
Interest in Israel
Rep. Charles E. POtter, Repub-
lican candidate for the U.S.
Senate, in a statement to The
,Jewish News this week affirmed
his sympathetic interest in Is-
rael.
Mr. Potter's statement follows:
"You may be
certain of my
great admira-
tion for the out
standing effort;:,
and the progress
of this new Jew--
ish state, I shall
continue to -ob-
serve closely the
strides that are
made in . its Rep. Potter
valiant struggle for democracy
in the Near East.
"Further, you may be confi-
dent I shall always view with
sympathetic consideration its
needs for every assistance that
may be extended within our na-
tional policy."
Yiddish 'Writer to Speak
At Book Month Program
Joseph Apatoshu, renowned
Yiddish writer, novelist and es-
sayist, will arrive here from
Israel as the main sneak-
er iri a Jewish Book Month
program, sponsored jointly, by
the Yiddish culture committee
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil and the Farbaiad Central
Committee.
The program will take place
M 8:30 p.m.. Nov. 16 In the
Young Israel Center.
Tickets for the program are
'mailable at the office of the
Jewish Community . Council and
trUrn Yiddish speaking orgaz7
hations of the community.,
"Should the Growth of Jew-
ish All-Day School Be Encour-
aged?" will be the subject at all
study group sessions. of the De-
troit Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress to be
held at 12:30 p.m., Monday.
South and Central Chapters,
under the chairmanship. of Mrs.
Boris Karasick, will meet at the
home of Mrs. Louis Panush, 3437
Oakman Blvd. Discussion will be
lead by a panel consisting of
Mesdames Leo Simon, Samuel
Green, -Leslie Ruby, Jack Tur-
kin and Abraham Rapoport.
Mrs. Morris Bachman. chair-
man for Northeast Chapter, will
lead a panel consisting of Mes-
dames Dennis Barkoff, Albert
Daniels and Adolph Miller ,at
the home of Mrs. Harold Nel-
son, 20236 Wakefield.
Northwest Chapter, under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Benjamin
Kohen, will meet at the home of
Mrs. Arnold Frank, 18039 Wood-
ingham. The panel will consist
of Mesdames Gerson Berris,
Morris Lieberman, Leonard Mer-
vis and Jacob E. Segal.
Mrs. Dan Shapiro, division
chairman of the commission for
Jewish living, who has planned
the series of study groups, in-
vites members and friends to
dessert luncheons preceding the
meetings and to participate in
the discussions.
A proposal to sell 26,400 addi-
tional shares of common stock
in the CITY BANK was ratified
by the stockholders, JOSEPH
F. VERHF:TJA announced. The
stock will be offered at $27 per
share to present shareholders on
the basis of one share of new
stock for each five shares held
as of the close of business Oct.
14.
Court Conirnisqioner
Explains Rental Laws
Our Letter Box
Circuit Court Commissioner
Arthur W. Sempliner will speak
on "The Present Status of the
Rent Laws" at00::::
8:30 p.m. Thurs-
day in the so-
cial hall of
Mishkan Israel
Synagogue. His
speech is spon-
sored by the
Organization for
Fair and Equit
able Rents. •
As a commis-
sioner, Semplin- Sempliner
er's major job is adjudication
of disputes between landlords
and tenants. He will explain
the legal situation resulting
from the lifting of rent con-
trols in Detroit.
Morton H. Barris, formerly
Deputy Director of the Detroit
Area Rent Office of the Office
of Rent Stabilization, will also
speak on present housing
conditions as affected by re-
moval of rent ceilings.
M. Manuel Merzon, spokes-
man for the Organization for
Fair and Equitable Rents, said
the object of the meeting will
be to channel the resulting dis-
satisfaction into an effort of
conciliation and arbitration be-
tween the two factions, by the
proposal to establish panels of
reputable citizens to settle dis-
putes by the voluntary process
of designating fair and equit-
able rental.
Habonim in Israel
N E W YORK— (JTA) —Twenty
members of Habonim, the Labor
Zionist youth movement, from
the United States and Canada
left for permanent settlement in
Israel. They will join two Hab-
onim kibbutzim, one in Western
Galilee and one in the Negev.
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hesitate to label Um Mow
Federation's message etotintrp-
wide," I believe the MO OGIVNIMI
does give that tetra popes
a "slight" edge over the three
Harry Yudkoff Dissents
communities you swell beyond
Editor, The Jewish News:
I am amused by the transpar- modest argument.
HARRY YUDKOFT
ent contradiction in your some-
what shrill headline " 'Go Back
to NCRAC' Is Countrywide De-
—Political Advertisement
mand Upon American Jewish
Committee and ADL" and the
whispered evidence in your text
that the "country-wide" demand
has been made by Camden
County, Cleveland, and Newark
federations.
In the assumption that you-
singularly—are not aware that
the Cleveland Federation and
that city's community council,
which is a member of the
NCRAC, are one and the same
body, and that the Newark
Community Council's vote in the
recent, unfortunate NCRAC
plenum surprised no one, least
of all the Newark Federation, I
wish to advise you accordingly,
lest you—unwittingly, I am sure
—memorialize commonplace, ob-
vious trivia.
Incidentally, the Chicago Fed-
eration, as an illustration, has
expressed itself in terms con-
To Our
trary to the spirit of the Cleve-
Fellow Citizens:
land, Camden County and New-
For many years, I have
ark messages. Although I would watched the activities in Con-
gress of our dear Friend John
D. Dingell. None has equalled
him in sincerity, in devotion
to duty, in loyalty to the
country's needs.
I add my voice to the tens
of thousands that will be
i heard on Election Day in
ALUMINUM or WOOD
support of Congressman John
Kaufmann Dealer
D. Dingell and strongly urge
that he be returned to Con-
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