President Ike - Invited to AZA Dance
t e r prising
Two
\ members of Albert
Karbelnick Chapter,
A:v.4 IRWIN LINO-
VITZ (left) and STU-
ART. RASKAS were
able to get a minute :
of President`-Elect
Eisen hower's time
while he was - here on
his campaign tour to
present him with a
complimentary ticket
to - the gr. oup's
Thanksgiving Da.nce,
to be held at 9- p.m.,
Thursday, at the Vet-
eran's Memorial
Building. Lyle Carlyle and his orchestra will furnish the music.
The young men weren't tak?ng any chances. They had a picture
taken with Gov. Stevenson, too—just in. case.
People Make News
NEW YORK — Ben Touster,
New York businessman, has
been elected president of _ HIAS
Immigrant Bank, 425 Lafayette
St., to succeed the late Jonh L.
Bernstein. The bank, operated
-in conjnction with HIAS, He-
brew Immigrant Aid Society,
was incorporated in 1922. to ef-
fect remittances to immigrants
abroad _froin friends and rela-
tives in the United States. close
to $50,000,000 has been handled
by the bank.
* * *
MAX E. YOUNGSTEIN, vice-
president of United Artists Corp.,
has been named public relations
chairman of the 25th anniver-
sary committee of the National
Conference of Christiaris and
Sews, announced Roger W.
Strans, genecal chairman of the
committee.
* .* *
Dr. JOSEPH H. LOOKSTEIN
of New York • has been named
chairman of t h e University
Planning Committee recently es-
tablished by Yeshiva University
)irt connection with its current
'expansion program.
•
PHILADELPHIA, (JTA)—Jus-
tice Horace Stern , was sworn in
as the 27th Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
the first Jew in the history of
the state to hold this post. Jus-
tice Stern has been a member of
the highest state court since
1936.
* * *
An article by Rabbi LEON
FRAM, of Temple Israel, will
appedi in a forthcoming issue of
"American Judaism," official
publication of the Union of Am-
erican Hebrew Congregations.
Entitled "Why Teach Hebrew,"
Rabbi Fram's article explains
reasons for the inclusion of the
study' of the sacred • tongue in
Jewish religious schools.
Senator HERBERT H. LEH-
has been awarded the 1952
Gold Medal of Merit of the Jew-
ish War Veterans of the United
State s, it was annotinced by
Jesse Moss of New York, the or-
ganization's national command-
er . Mr. Moss said that Col-
onel Harry D. Henshel, vice-
president of the Bulova Watch
Co., has, accepted the chairman-
ship of a dinner in the Waldorf-
Astoria next' month when the
veterans will present their medal
to Senator Lehman.
* * .*
NEW YORK, (JTA) —First
prize of the Shaban Foundation
for the best essay on Israel-Dias-
pora relationships was awarded
to BARUCH ZUCKERMAN,
member of the Jewish- Agency
Executive, for a series of articles
on this subject he published in
the "Yiddisher Kempfer." Sec-
ond prize went to prof. Shimon
Ravidowitz.
MAN
THE JEWISH NEWS - 1 1
Friday, November 21, 1952
Women's ORT
To Hold Two-Day
Carnival Bazaar
President Truman Asks War Against
Occasional 'Outbursts of Bigotry'
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Presi-
Participation by President
dent Truman Sunday attended Truman in the ceremony fol-
a ceremony marking the laying lowed a precedent established
of a cornerstone for a new tem-
ple of the Reform Washington . before the Civil War. Almost
- Final plans for the carnival- Hebrew Congregation and par- every President in the past cen-
bazaar • of. . Women'F.: American ticipated in the ceremony by tury has taken part, in .one way
ORT have been made, announces delivering an address in which or another, in the Congregation's
he called upon leaders of all calendar of events. The Hebrew
Mrs. Harold ,Kukes, general Creeds to stand together against Congregation claims to pe the
chairman. The bazaar will be- "outbursts of bigotry that arise oldest in Washington and to be
the only one in the United
gin at 6 p.m., Saturday, at from time to time."
United Daiv Worker's Hall, I Truman recalled George States founded by a Charter is-
ti
sued by Congress.
15840 Second, and will Continue Washington's letter to the Jew-
ish
community
at
Newport.
R.I.,
President McKinley and his
through Sunday
l in. 1790 when Washington as- Cabinet attended the laying of
night.
Mrs. Bernard 1 sured the Jews that the gov- the last cornerstone fcft t h
Siegel, enter- ernment would give "to bigotry Congregation in 1897. The new
tainment chair, I no sanction, and to persecution site is on Massachusetts Avenue
man, has ar- ' no assistance." He said "it is where many embassies are id-
ranged a diver- 1 up to us in our time to main- ' cated. Rabbi Norman Gersten-
sified program, ! tain this principle." Comment- ! Feld, spiritual leader of the tern-
which will ap- •ing on the many congratulatory / ple, said it will be a center
peal to both messages received by the 'con- I "Where the men and women of
children - a n d gregation, the President said many creeds will find something
Mrs. Siegel adult s. Fea- this demonstrated "the mutual in which they can take part."
tured will be Jack Costello and respect that exists and must
In 1885 a special charter fOr
Phyllis Pulberg, dance-team; continue to exist betWeen the the congregation was issued by
faiths."
Renee Rom, pianist; Joan Gray,
Congress and signed by Presi-
soprano; Carol Kottler, alto;
dent Franklin Pierce. It ex- .
Larry Carona, tenor; and Jerry Cong. Bnai Israel to Host
tended "the rights, privileges
Whitman, ventriloquist.
and immunities her e t o f or e
Agudath Israel Oneg Shabbat 'granted
by law to the Christian
Brightly decorated booths will
groups in the city" to the Jew-
be set up in a carnival atmo8-
Cong. Bnai Israel will be. hosts ish group. One of those instru-
phere around . the floor. _In to members of•Agudath Israel at
mental in obtaining the historic
charge of booths will be Mes-
dames Joseph Fenton, toys and 8:30 p.m., today, at the fourth in charter was Capt. Uriah P. Levy,
dolls; Al Schneiderman, aprons; a series of oneg shabbatim. highest ranking officer of the
Harry Grossman, genera,' store; Three young orthodox rabbis will U.S. Navy of the. Jewish faith . at
Samuel Goldman, jewelry; Mil- lead a discussion on "The Jewish that time.
ton •Okun, candy; A. L. Cohen, View on History."
home-baked goods; and David
At last week's oneg shabbat, a
Hanukah Gift Certificates
Redisch, grodery.
symposium was held on the Sab-
to Israel
Mrs. Ben Jacob, president of b a t h, and several resolutions
$10, $15, $25 & $50
the ORT region, has announced were adopted calling for improv-
Denominations
that proceeds from the carnival- ing the observance of the Sab-
Labor Zionist Organization
bazaar will be sent to ORT bath and calling for a city-wide
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schools throughbut the world, conference to discuss the matter.
to aid in rehabilitating dislo-
cated- and underprivileged Jews.
Short-cut to hoine-cooking . . .
Letter Box
Partisanship Charged by
Droock in NCRiA.0 Issue
Editor, The Jewish News:
- I have just read your editorial
entitled "To Your Tents, 0 Is-
rael: For Unity," and I am com-
pelled to suggest that this type
of partisan approach can never
accomplish the deSired result.
In the first place, let me cor-
rect a general misconception
and error with relation to Bnai
Brith 'affiliation with the
NCRAC. It is not the Anti-
Defamation League that was a
constituent member of the
NCRAC. It is the Bnai Brith
that was the constitutent mem-
ber. The Anti- Defamation
League merely acted' as its rep-
resentative in its Community
Relations Program.
If editorials and resolutions
passed by the various Councils
and National Organizations
would assume a conciliatory at-
titude rather than a partisan
attitude, there is considerable
hope for the resolving of hon-
est differences. To be speCific, if
your editorial urged the NCRAC
and its constituent members
and the Bnai Brith and the
AJC to reopen _negotiations for
the purpose of trying to reach
a compromise, which would be
acceptable to all parties to the
controversy • and thereby resolv
ROBERT E. LUCIUS has been
elected controller of Cunningt-
ham Drug Stores, Inc., Detroit-
based drug chain which owns
and operates 171 retail outlets in
Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvan-
ia. Prior to joining Cunning-
ham's he was connected with
Johns-Manville Corporation and
the New York office of Ernst and
Ernst. He succeeds James B.
Bonner, who was recently ele-
vated to the post of secretary.
• * * *
Mrs. EMANUEL SINE R, of
Kew Gardens, N. Y., was re-
elected president -of the Nation-
al Women's League of the United • Name Detroit JWV Leader
Synagogue of America at its 35th National Au/ciliary Chaplain
anniversary convention in Phil-
At the recent national con-
adelphia. -
vention of the Ladies Auxiliaries
of the J,e wish
W a r Veterans,
Kott Is Elected to Head
held in Atlantic
•Bnai David Affiliate
City, N.J., . Mrs.
Ruth Elson, of
At a_recent membership meet-
Detroit, was
ing, the Chevra Ayan Yaacov,
elected national
of Cong. Bnai David, elected
'chaplain.
Louis Kott, president; Morris
Mrs. Elson is
Soverinsky, vice-president; Jac-
imlnediate past
ob Winokur, treasurer and Jul-
president of- the
ius Ritten, secretary. -
Department o f
This Saturday, Pershash Tot-
Michigan Auxil-
dos, has been named the annual
iary, and is
Sabbath of the Chevra Ayan
Mrs. Elson president of the
Yaacov, at which time installa- Morton
A. Silverman Auxiliary.
tion of officers will take place
at a special kiddush following
CARD OF THANKS
2 services. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka,
The family of the late Dr.
Joseph Gorman synagogue pres- ,Bernard Rose acknoWledgeS with
ident, and Cantor Hyman J. grateful appreciation the kind
Adler will participate in the expressions of sSmapathy extend-
program.
ed by relatives and friends.
ing their differences, such pleas
Would, in all likelihood, be heed-
ed, and unity of purpose be
achieved. Voluntary cooperation
is desirable and obtainable, but
compulsory. cooperation can
never be obtained, except • by
"force of arms." •
Sincerely yours,.
•
AARON DROOCK
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