' berman Heads Histadrut
14e
Drive; Set $300,000 Goal

Delegates and workers from ecutive board chairman; Nor-
m a n y organizations,: societies man Cottler, treasurer; Simon
and divisions which participated Richardson and Julius Honey-
secretaries; and Jack Mal-
amud, vice-chairman.
A resolution was introduced

at the meeting by. Norman
Naim ark speaking for the
Labor Zionist Council, which
called for funds raised by the
LZOA Division to be allocated
for a hospital project in Israel
in memory of deceased mem-
bers of Poale Zion. Their
named would be inscribed on a
plaque in a wing of the hospi-
tal. The division goal is $75,-

MORRIS LIEBERMAN

000.
The project Naimark referred
to is the new Central Hospital,
to; be built at Rehovoth, which
will serve the medical needs of
the entire Negev area.
It was resolved also that in-
dividuals • join; the . •LZOA in
sponsoring wing s, individual
rooms and other facilities at the
hospital.

In rirevious Israel H i s t a d r ut i

campaigns convened last Sun- Folk Singer to Star
day to elect a new board and to in Book Fair •Program
launch plans for the 1953 Hista-1
Among the literary celebrities
drut drive.
who
will be featured at the first
Morris Lieberman, chairman
annual Jewish Book Fair, spon-
of last year's drive, was re- sored
by the Jewish Community
named to head the 1953 Hista- Center,
29 • and 30 at the
drut Campaign. A goal of $300,- I Davison Nov.
BrAnch, will be Ruth
000 was adopted unanimously by Rubin, folk
singer.
the delegates.
Miss Rubin
Lieberman opened the meet-
projects
ing with a roll call ceremony- in
against a
memory of workers and friends
talk on the
of the movement who passed
history of
away in the last. year. Movsas
t he Jewish
Golfaftas then offered a prayer
people the
in tribute to the memory of Dr.
love and
Chaim Weizmann, Israel's first
Work Bangs,
president, who died last week.
lullabies,
Yosef Almogi, leader of the
songs of
Histadrut delegation from Is-
stru g gles,
rael, eulogized Dr. Weizmann's
Hassidic,. hu-
memory. As principal speaker
morous a n d
at the gathering, Alm o g i
Miss Rubin holiday songs
stressed the need for assisting that have been part of the life
Israel in rehabilitating and of the Jews.

resettling thousands of im-
migrants.

Also appearing on the pro-
gram will be Dr. Salomon Lipp,

He stated that while the two
larger campaigns—Israel. Bonds
and United Jewish Appeal—were
of utmost importance in build-
ing up the country, money from
the -Histadrut campaign "builds
a nation, without which any
country is an empty shell."
Although this was the opening
meeting of • the campaign, Na-
than Shecter, chairman of the
Furniture Division, turned in a
substantial amount of money to
begin the drive. His group has
been working for a few weeks.*
Officers who will assist Lieber-
man in the drive this year In-
clude Morris Schaver, honorary
chairman; Harry Schumer, • ex-

zin, who will speak on "The Jew
in English Literature." Dr; Lipt-
ziri is chairman of the depart-
ment of Germanic and Slavic
languages and professor of vain-
parative literature at the City`
College of New York. He has
written over a dozen books..
Young adults and adults in-
terested in manning some of the
exhibition booths are invited to
call Irwin Shaw, TR. 5-8450;
The fair is a feature of Jewish
Book Month, which began Nov. 7.

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First Given in Hebrew

Midrasha of the United He-
brew Schools will bel featured
on the Detroit Pulpit Series
program for Sunday morning,
Nov. 23, on station WJBK, radio
and television, from 10 a.m. to
10':30, Morris Nobel, Midrasha
instructor, will discuss the role
of Chayim Nachman Bialik and
his poetry with a Midrasha Class.
It will be the first time that a
program conducted in Hebrew
will be on TV, and the program
will honor Jewish Book Month.
Albert Elazar, associate superin-
tendent of the United Hebrew
Schools, will - introduce the pro-
gram,

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Council Names
Council Report Details Activities
New Appointments In Cornnmnitv Relation Field

Appointments to the Jewish
Community Council's Cominun-
ity Relations Committee for the
1952-53 season. were announced
by Sidney M. .Shevitz, Council
*president; Samuel J. Rhodes,
chairman, and Wm. Cohen, co-
chairman- of the committee.
Meeting' bi-weekly during the
,year, this committee considers
'all matters of community rela-
tions importance in which the
Council is interested, and directs
Council action on such prob-
lems as discrimination ' com-
munity. action. for .civil rights,
inter-cultural education and
human relations programs.

The following are members of the
committee: Mrs. Samuel Aaron, Herman
August, Walter Berlow, Dr. Abraham
Citron, William Cohen, Zeldon Cohen,
Hy Crystal, Mrs. Dorothy Dickman, 'Wil-
fred Doner, Aaron Droock, Mrs. Charles
Feinberg, Bernard Ficger, Dr. Clarissa
Fineman, Rabbi Leon Fram, Mrs. Harry
Frank, Lewis Frank, Sr., Mrs. Gerald .
Goldberg, Charles Goldstein, Mrs.' William
Grahm, Mrs. Samuel Green, Mrs. Irving
Hencken, Bernard Hoffman, Mrs. Clement
Hopp, Mrs. Maurice Klein, Sanford Klein,
tort. Shmarya Kleiritnan,• Dr. Shmarya
Kleinman, Mogris Lieberman, Mrs. Sam-
uel' Linden, Philips' R. Marcuse, Harry
Nathan, Robert Nathan,- Nathan Perl-
I. Pokempner, Samuel J.
mutter,
Rhodes, Louis Rosenzweig, David I.
Rosin, Abe Satovsky, Mrs. J. Sauls, Sol
Schkloven, Meyea Schneider, William
Schumer, Mrs. Oscar; Schwartz, Sol
Schwartz, Sidney M. Shevitz, - Albert Sib-
ler. Mrs. Leonard Shicts, George Stutz,
Louis Tendler, Mrs. Vivian Tatken,
Stanley J. Winkelman. John ' M. Wise,
Mrs. liaeanor • Wolf, Harry. Yudkoff and
Morris Zwerdling.

Arlazarof f Branch
Plans Dec. 28 Banquet

•

Appearing on the eve of the • has affiliated itself such as the
Jewish Community Council's Crusade. for Freedom, the ab-
fifteenth anniversary, that or 7 sentee voting campaign and the
ganization's biennial report' drive for voting . registrations.
"Working With Our Friends" de- I It reports on the activities of
tt
within the
tivity in the area of community !Fascist and Communist orienta-
relations, internal relations and ton. The Council's participation
cultural activities by Detroit's with other organizations on be-
Council. The report, "An Ac- half of civil rights causes and
count to the Jewish Community in opposition to racist immi-
of Detroit," fellows by two years gration legislation constitutes an
the last report issued by the impressive part of the document.
Jewish Community Council and Other phases of Council activ-
summarizes the work in which ities such as participation in
the Council has been engaged. I Detroit's 250th ,anniversary ob.-
Among the accomplishments servance, cooperation with the
cited in the 310-page document is Office of Civilian Defense and its
the yearly increase in the ex-: work in the so-called Midtown
tent of the ComMunity Council's neighborhood area.
program service. Through the! The report also lists the many
Community Council office during organizations in the general
the. past year 969 prograIns of community with which t h e
all types were arranged. Repre- . Council cooperates and com-
senting almost a 50% increase mends aim) the national Jewish
over prograins arranged during organizations for their counsel
the preceding year, this new prof- and assistance in programs.
gram figure represents a twelve-
fold increase in programming
Azwisfajoif
service during the last five years
when the Council's Culture
Commission was first organiZed
and -records -kept.
The report, which is prefaced
by a tribute to the late Dr.' B.
13etedict Glazer, a vice-president
of the Comniunity Council, pre-
sents diagrarnatically the. struc-
ture of the Coundil. It singles
out for mention some of the ac-
tivities with which the Council

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Arlazaroff Branch 137, Far-
band will 'celebrate its 18th an- 6 — THE JEWISH NEWS
niversary with a banquet and
Friday, November 21, 1952
cultural program on Dec. 28, at
Rosenberg's Holiday Manor,
18641 Wyoming.
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
Harry Schumer, president of
the branch, will also serve as
chairman of the banquet: Morris
L. Schaver .is chairman of the
program committee, which is
arranging an evening of enter-
Invites the Community to an
tainment.
Under the chairmanship of
OPEN HOUSE
DaVid Sislin. and William Gay-
man a souvenir book' containing
Sunday, Nov. 23rd, 2 to 5 p.m.
a history• of Arlazaroff branch
is being prepared.
Refreshments
Nationally •and internationally
known as one of the outstand-
ing Farband group,s in this
country, the 'branch enjoys tile
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
being,
_reputation of always
among the' leaders in accomT
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plishments for Israel institu-
tions, in the sale of Israel bonds,
in support of the Histadrut and
other campaigns.

,

D. W. SIMONS

THANKSGIVING SERVICE

Thusrday, November 27th, 11 a.m.

Rabbi Morris Adler will speak

Plan Memorial Meeting
In Tribute to Weizmann

on

"THE GRATEFUL LIFE"

The first in a series of miblic
meetings sponsored by. the Re-
ligiatis Zionist Labor movement
- will be held at 8:30 p.m., Sunday,
at the Davison Jewish Center, as
a memorial to-, the 'late Dr.
Chaim Weizmann, first Presi-
dente of Israel, who died Nov. 9.
Hapoel Hamizrachi, League for
Religious Labor and Bnei Aki-
vah are co-sponsors of the trib-
ute meeting.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, presi-
dent of the Detroit Chapter of
the League for Religious Labor
in Israel, will be chairman. Dr.
Max Kapustin, president of Ha-
poel Hamizrachi, will speak on
"The Life of the late Chaim
Weizmann."
Rabbi Issachar Levin, national
president of Hapoel Hamizrachi,
will be guest speaker, and Can-
tor Hyinan Adler will chant the
Molah in memory of Dr. Weiz-
mann.

Schedule Open House
At D. W. Simons Center

Sunday will be Open House
Day at the "new" D. W. Simons
Branch of the Jewish Commun-
ity Center, on Tuxedo at Hohnur.
Nahum Weissman, supervisor
of the branch, announces that
the neighborhood is invited to
witness activities at this most
recent addition, which opened
as a Center only this fall.
Open house will be from 2 to
5 p.m., with refreshments and
exhibits part of the afternoon's
program.

Cantor J. H. Sonenklar and Synagogue Choir directed .by Dan Frohman
will officiate. Service to be concluded et 12:05 p.m.

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