Jerusalem Labor Council Leader
To Address Histadrut Drive Rally-

Moshe Bar-Am, secretary-gen-
eral of the Labor Council of
Jerusalem, will be guest speaker
at a Histadrut Campaign rally
au Sunday afternoon, at the
Labor Zionist Institute, 13722
Linwood.
The rally will culminate an
intensive week-long special drive
of Histadrut workers and affil-
iated organiza-
tions to attain
the sum of
$100,000 which
is the local goal
towards the na-
tional roll - call
conference the
same afternoon
at Hotel Astor
in New York.
Campaign
workers . of the
Labor Zionist
Organization
Bar - Am
and Farband
were urged to assemble at 10:30
a. in., Sunday, at a special break-
fast parley at LZOA Institute to
accept special assignments to be
covered prior to the rally. The
last-minute effort is planned by
Phillip Goldstein and Ben Har-
old, leaders of the Labor Zionist
and Farband Divisions.
Bar-Am, who is visiting the
United States to study labor re-
lations as a guest of the U. S.
Departments of State and Labor,
played an important role in sav-
ing Jerusalem during the siege
of 1948.
The Habonim choir and dance
group will present a program of
Israeli songs and dances at the
rally.
Harry Schumer, chairman of
executive board, announced a
,contribution of $3,000 through
the efforts of Isaac Litwak, pres-
ident and business manager of

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This sum represents pledges
made by members of the above
local towards the Detroit surgi-
cal pavilion.
Larry Nichamin, LZOA Branch
10, and M. Glass, F a r b and
Branch 79, were singled out at
last week's rally for their exem-
plary work on behalf of the
campaign. The Alper Family
Club, Mlaver Society, Dexter So-
cial and Eastern Ladies' Aid So-
ciety also were commended for
campaign progress.
Sophie Sislin, chairman of
Club One of Pioneer Women,
announced a special gathering
of club members and friends
this Monday evening in the
Young Israel auditorium, dedi-
cated to Histadrut.

THE JEWISH NEWS-7

Friday, February 13, 1953

Pinchas Gingold Here
To Address Educators

Pinchas Gingold, 'national di-
rector of the United Jewish Folk
Schools, has arrived here to ad-
dress the local school confer-
ence of the organization at 8:30
p.m., - today.
Speaking at an oneg shabbat,
Gingold will discuss "What Is-
raelb Offers to the Jewish People
in America." A musical pro-
gram will be presented by Wil-
liam Gayman.
While here, Gingold will speak
at a special session of all
branches of the Labor Zionist
movement at 8:30 p.m., Satur-
day. School problems will be
discussed. He will also address
the 11:30 a.m., Sunday meet-
ing of the United Folk SchoolS
board.
Other meetings at which he is
scheduled to appear are the
Monday session of the central
Vial Roshi Sh'khinat El
committee of the school and the
(On Viewing Michelangelo's
Tuesday meeting of the PTA. All
Statue of Moses)
events are being held at the
By N. E. ARONSTAM, M. D.
What diadem of majesty sur- Labor Zionist Institute, 13722
Linwood.
mounts his head,
What nimbus of the Ineffable
JWV Forms Auxiliary
reposes on his brow!
His eye encompasses invisible For Single Women
domains,
A new auxiliary for single
That still lie dormant in the girls has been formed by the
breast of Time.
Jewish War Veterans. It will be
On Pisgah's highest peak he named the Lt. Jack Winokur
views the Promised Land— . Ladies Auxiliary.
A covenant to Israel — from
The group will hold its first
Mount Nebo.
social at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in
His face suffused with joy, on the Memorial Home. Mrs. Harold
which it seems
Weiss will be in charge of hos-
Shadow-like, a mist of sadness tesses, Mrs. George Karden is
lingers.
-
entertainment chairman and
He harkens to the voice of a Mrs. John Raben will serve re-
Higher Will:
freshments.
"Thine eyes may gaze upon the
Sisters or daughters of any
Land,
Jewish war veteran are eligible
Whereon thy foot shall never to join. For information, call
tread."
Mrs. Irving Silk, membership
chairman. VE. 8-1481, or Anne
Epstein, WE. 3-0846.
U. S. Army Officer Lectures

In Franklin Series, Feb. 19

Colonel George A. Lincoln,
chairman of the social science
department at the United States
Military Academy at West Point,
will be the second speaker in
Wayne University's series of
"Leo M. Franklin Lectures in
Human Relations" next Thurs-
day.
The lecture, open to the pub-
lic without charge, will be held
at 8 p.m. in the Detroit His-
torical Museum, Woodward at
Kirby. Col. Lincoln will discuss
"Military and Strategic Aspects
of Contemporary U. S. Foreign
Policy."

Plan Women's Division Campaign

Planning Women's Division pre-campaign efforts in the Allied
Jewish Campaign are (left to right, standing) Mrs. MAX FRANK,
Mrs. HENRY WINEMAN, and Mrs. EUGENE J. ARNFELD; seated,
Madame PAUL PARAY, wife of the. Detroit Symphony Orchestra
conductor.
- - —

STANLEY S. KRAUSE

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Marshall Bnai Brith
Plans Brotherhood Event

A Brotherhood program will
be presented by Louis Marshall
Lodge and Chapter, Bnai Brith,
on Wednesday evening. Guest
speaker will be the Rev. Robert
Richards, and Cantor Judah
Goidring, of Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue, will be featured artist.
Rev. Richards, who was an
at last
outstanding speaker
year's inter-faith dinner, came
to the United States from Wales
in 1932. He was graduated from
Albion College, and became or-
dained when he was 36-years-
old. His subject will be "Ameri-
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John E. Goerlich, head of
Goerlich's, leading automotive
parts firm in Toledo, 0., and
chairman of the Christian Com-
mittee of the National Automo-
tive Division of the United Jew-
ish Appeal, was cited by the UJA
for "distinguished humanitarian
service" in ceremonies at the
Park Sheraton Hotel, New York,
attended by leading automotive
representatives and leaders of
the nationwide Appeal. Among
those present (left to right)
were: David HaCohen, a member
of Israel's Parliament; William
Rosenwald, a National Chairman
of the Jewish Appeal; Mr. Goer-
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here under the sponsorship of
the dance consultants commit-
tee of the Jewish Center, 8:30
p.m., Saturday, March 21, at the
Detroit Institute of Arts. Fannie
Aronson is chairman of the con-
sultants committee.

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