Hamisha. Asar Tree Planting
To Bring 'Harvest' for JNF
The hearty response to ap-
peals for tree planting in Isra-
el through the Jewish National
Fund on Hamisha Asar b'Shvat
is expected to bring a "harvest"
for the JNF, William Hordes, lo-
cal JNF president, stated this
week.
Mr. Hordes pointed out that
while in past years most of the
Hamisha Asar income came
from the ,children in Jewigh
schools, in addition to individ-
ual contributions by tree plant-
ers, this year's income is ex-
pected to be augmented con-
siderably by the appeals to be
made in many local synagogues.
All synagogues have been asked
to participate in the Hamisha
Asar action by the Agudath
Horabonim of the United States
and Canada.
Pupils of the Tillie Feldman
Memorial Religious School of
Cong. Beth Moses will plant
trees in Israel in observance of
Hamisha Asar b'Shvat. High-
lighting the holiday, there will
be a party from 10 a.m. to 12
noon, Sunday, at the school.
Elect Five Detroiters
To JUC's Board
Five Detroiters have been
elected to the board of direc-
tors of the Joint Distribution
Committee, major American
agency for aid to distressed Jews
abroad, announced Moses A.
Leavitt, JDC executive vice-
chairman.
Elected to repeat terms were
Louis Berry, member of the
board of governors of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation; Theo-
dore Levin, president of the
United Jewish Charities, Nate S.
Shapero, member of the Federa-
tion board; - Henry \ Wineman,.
member of the Federation exec-
utive committee; and Mrs. Jos-
eph M. Welt, former interna-
tional President of the "Council
of Jewish Women.
Other Detroiters serving on
the JDC Board are Sidney J.
Allen, Maurice Aronsson, Clar-
ence H. Enggass, Julian H. Kro-
lik, Meyer L. Prentis and Abra-
ham Srere.
The Joint Distribution Com-
mittee is supported in . Detroit
through the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.
Name Sobeloff to Board
Of Federation Fund Council
Isidore Sobeloff, executive di-
rector of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, has been re-elected
to the board of directors of the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds, it was an-
nounced by Julian Freeman of
Indianapolis, CJFWF president.
Julian H. Krolik, treasurer of
Federation, and Samuel H. Ru-
biner, Federation president, are
also Detroit members on the
Council board. Both were named
in previous elections.
Sam Yuster, synagogue presi-
dent, will present the Sunday
School check to Irving W.
Schlussel, of the Jewish National
Fund. -
At another observance, dedi-
cated to the celebration of Tu
b'Shvat, held at Cong. Bnai Is-
rael, $750 was raised_ for the
JNF. The affair was given by
Mr. and Mrs. I. Faxstein and
Mr. and Mrs. John Heyman, and
the proceeds presented to Wil-
liam Hordes of the JNF.
Trees may be planted by call-
ing the JNF office, 11816 Dex-
ter, TO. 8-7384.
Rabbi Leizer Levin, at 9 p.m.,
Saturday, will be chairman of
the Tu b'Shvat program ar-
ranged by Agudath Israel Syna-
gogue, 11331 Linwood. Speakers
will stress the significance of the
holiday and the JNF tree-plant-
ing program.
Mishkan Israel to Observe
Hamisha Asar b'Shvat
Form Weizmann Society
From. Merger of Two
Local Organizations
The formation of the Chaim
Weizmann Society has been an-
nounced by two local groups
who have merged to organize
this new group, named after the
late first President of Israel.
Consolidating their efforts are
the Radomer Friendly Society
and the Chordorkover - Chabna
Progressive Society, 19 and 17
years-old, respectively.
Both groups, named after
home cities in Poland, decided
to give up their names when it
was learned recently that there
are no more Jews left in either
city.
An election held recently
voted into office Louis Rosen-
berg as first president. He will
be assisted by Jennie Sherman,
vice-president; Peter Beitman,
treasurer; Fannie Sherman and
Louis Bogrow, secretaries; and
J. Weiner, Harry Glaser, B. Carp,
Gussie Brown, S. Cohen and
Meyer Sherman, executive com-
mittee.
Other . committee chairmen
will include J. Joyrich, member-
ship; Mrs. A Weston, Fannie
Better, H. Leichook, A. Turner
and H. A. Davidson, health and
welfare; J. Fingerhoot, Leon"
Risher, Sam Cohen and J. Joy-
rich, installation committee.
Cong. Mishkan Israel will cele-
brate Hamisha Asar b'Shvat at
a program scheduled for 8 p.m.,
Sunday, at the synagogu e.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman will speak
on the significance of the holi-
day—the New Year of the Trees.
Entertainment and an award Bnai Brith to Dedicate
program, are scheduled, together
with the-showing of the Israeli `Four Chaplains' Altar
film, "Yar Kdoshim." All area
residents are urged to attend.
At sabbath services thiS even-
i
The public is invited.
ing<Bnai Brith will dedicate the
Jewish altar at the chapel of
the Four Chaplains in Boston.
The program will mark the close
of a two-day conference of the
executive committee of Bnai
Brith's National Service Commit-
Members and friends of Miz- tee for the Armed Forces, being
rachi filled the Latin Quarter held at the Warwick Hotel, Bos-
to capacity last Thursday, at ton.
The occasion also will com-
its 39th anniversary banquet.
memorate the 10th anniversary
All Zionist and
of the sinking of the U.S.S. Dor-
c o n gregational
chester on Feb. 3, 1943, in which
factions were
four chaplains of different faiths
represented.
went down with the ship after
Rabbi Morde-
giving their life preservers to
chai Kirshblum,
save four servicemen.
national presi-
dent of Mizra-
The services will be in the me-
chi, spoke about
mory of Rabbi Alex ander D.
Israel's econom-
Goode, Jewish chaplain, who was
ic and political
one of those who perished. The
difficulties. The
Protestant and _ Catholic altars
distinguished
of the three-way. electrically op-
Schlussel
leader had just
erated pulpit have already been
returned from a visit to the dedicated.
Jewish state.
Frank Goldman, of Lowell,
A citation was awarded to Irv- Mass., president of Bnai Brith,
Schlussel,
who
for
10
years
ing
will formerly present the Jewish
was president of. Detroit Miz- altar to Dr. Daniel A. Poling,
rachi, by Rabbi Kirschblum. The chaplain of the chapel and
rabbi had been introduced by father of one of the chaplains
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, national who went down with the Dor-
vice-president of the religious chester.
Zionist movement.
Louis Barden, national com-
Cantor Moshe Kusevitsky cli-
maxed the evening's program. missioner for veterans affairs of
He was accompanied in his li- Bnai Brith from Detroit, will at-
turgical and operatic selections tend the parley.
by Julius Cha,jes.
Phillip Stollman, president of Young Israel - League
the local group, opened the etre-
ning, after which David J. Cohen Plans Food Shower
served as toastmaster.
A food shower to aid Batai
Avoth — homes for immigrant
children in Bnei Barak, Israel-
is planned by the Women's
League of Young Israel at 1
p.m., Tuesday, at Young Israel
Center.
Mesdames David Novetsky and
Joseph Torgow, chairmen of the
event, advise women to bring
such commodities as canned
kosher meat, canned or dried
milk, canned fish, butter, rice,
tea and cocoa.
The group's newly organized
dramatic group also will meet
on Tuesday, at Young Israel, to
begin casting for a new play.
The annual Purim carnival is
scheduled for Feb. 21, at Young
Israel, with Mrs. Joseph Gross-
man, chairman. Members are
urged to make reservations.
Schlussel Wins
Mizrachi Citation
Dr. Drachler to Begin Congress
Women's Annual Judaism Institute
"Three Hundred Years of Jew- programs, 'announces that ques-
ish Living" is the title of the tion and answer periods will fol-
third annual institute planned low each discussion. •
by the Detroit Women's Division,
The first speaker, Dr. Drach-
American Jewish Congress:
_ler, is a graduate of Wayne Uni-
The institute will begin on versity and the University of
Monday, with Dr. Norman Michigan. He is assistant prin-
Drachler speaking on "Jewish cipal of Roosevelt School and
Pioneers in America." His sub- educational director of Temple
ject will include Jews in Revo- Beth El. Mrs. Boris Karasick
lutionary America through the will preside.
period of the Civil War.
Registrations for the institute
S ubs e q u ^n t lectures are are being taken by the following
planned for the following three Chapter commission chairmen:
months, all to Central, Mrs. Boris Karasick,
be held from 1 TO. 9-9252; Northeast, Mrs. Mor-
to 3 p.m., at ris Bachman, UN. 1-7077; North-
C o n g. Shaarey- west, Mrs. Benjamin Kohen, UN.
Zedek. Speakers 4-8814, and Mrs. Morris Lieber-
and their sub- man, UN. 2-4947; South; Mrs.
jects include:
Abraham Rapoport, WE. 5-6812.
On March 2,
Mrs.. Charles P. Feinberg,
Dr. S. Joseph president of the Congress Wo-
Fauman will men's Division, urges all those
speak on. , Jew- interested to make immediate
Dr. Drachler ish Mass Immi- reservations.
gration;" on April 20, Albert
Elazar will lecture on "Jews En-
ter the 20th Century;" Rabbi 6 — THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 30, 1953
Morris Adler will deliver the
final talk on May 25, oil; the sub-
ject "Jews Face the Future."
FOR THE FINEST IN
Mrs. Dan Shapiro, chairman
of the Commission on Jewish
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of waste paper to turn out the new sheets. Workmen on three
ohifts enable the plant to produce over 200 tons of paper per
month.
Joseph Borenstein, president
of Agudath Isr a e 1, announces
that arrangements are complete
for the organization's third an-
nual b a n q u e t, planned for
March 8. Tickets may be ob-
tained at Borenstein's Book and
Music Store, Dexter at Monterey
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The annual open board meet-
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will be held at 12 noon, Wednes-
day, in the Temple youth hall.
Board members will _be host-
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members are invited to .see the
board in action.
The regular February meeting
will be replaced by the League
of Jewish Women's Organization
meeting to be held on Feb. 9.
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2nd CAMPAIGN RALLY
SUNDAY
Feb. 1st, 2 p.m.
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Meeting Israel's Paper Needs
Agudath Israel Schedules
Annual Banquet for March 8
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