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Schlussel Heads
Zionist Council
Tuesday, at Public Reception at Shaarey Zedek
utTROIT JEWISH NEWS-9
Friday, October 2, 1953
Sen. Watkins to Visit
Arab Refugee Camps
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Sen.
Irving W. Schlussel, Mizrach
Currently, the JNF is gather- Arthur V. Watkins, chairman of
The Detroit Jewish communitylception will follow the program.
leader, was elected president of
the Senate Immigration Sub-
the Zionist Council of Detroit, at will express its appreciation of The Ladies' Auxiliary of the ing a fund of $15,000 for the committee, will tour Arab re-
Jewish National Fund is arrang- planting of the Harry Cohen fugee camps in Arab states sur-
the numerous contributions to ing for the serving of refresh- Forest in Israel. A third of the
project has already been com-• rounding Israel during October
Jewish causes made by Harry ments.
to gather information for a re-
Cohen, at a public reception in
Cooperating with the Jewish pleted. Mr. Kasle has expressed
his honor, in the social hall of National Fund in arranging for the hope that prompt responses port to Congress. Sen. Watkins
the Shaarey Zedek, next Tues- the testimonial evening are the from those contacted to parti - is now in Europe gathering in-
formation about the operation
day evening.
'United Hebrew Schools, Congre- cipate in this project will make
Abe Kasle, chairman of the gation Shaarey Zedek, the Zi- possible the speedy realization of the McCa.rran-Walter Immi-
Cohen Testimonial Committee, onist Organization of Detroit of this honor for Mr. Cohen OT) gration Act and the 1953 emer-
gency refugee bill.
organized to
and local agencies in behalf of his 70th birthday,
honor Mr. Co-
which Mr. Cohen has labored
hen on his 70th
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for many years.
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birthday, t h
A f or m e r president of the
week extended
United H e b r e w Schools and
an invitation to
Shaarey Zedek, an indefatigable
Taste tells — and your very first taste of
all Detroit Jews
worker for all local causes, es-
to attend the
pecially the Allied Jewish Cam-
testimonial eve-
paign, Mr. Cohen has disting-
ning.
tells you it's 100% real buckwheat. Deli-
guished himself in communal
There will
cious roasted nutlike flavor. A delightful
life as a campaigner and organ-
brief talks
a
izer.
breakfast cereal • . a tempting treat as
the •testimonia l&
As chairman of the Balfour
side-dish instead of rice, potatoes, beans.
evening by Dr. H. Cohen
A. M. Hershman, Rabbi Morris Ball Committee of the Zionist
So good so many ways! Rich in protein and
Adler, Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Organization, Mr. Cohen attain-
other wholesome food elements.
ed
high
rank
as
mobilizer
of
IRVING W. SCHLUSSEL
William Hordes, president of the
forces
in
behalf
of
Zionism.
Jewish National Fund Council
DELICIOUS • NUTRITIOUS • THRIFTY
On his 65th birthday, Detroit
a meeting of representatives of under whose auspices the meet-
all Zionist parties, Sunday
Jews honored him by planting
ALSO ENJOY WOLFF'S CREAMY KERNELS DELIGHTFUL.
ing
is
being
arranged,
and
Mr.
PREPARE... EASY TO DIGEST!
morning, at the Zionist House.
BUCKWHEAT GRITS THAT'S EASY TO
a
Garden
on
JNF
soil
in
Israel
Kasle,
who
will
preside.
The
mu-
Morris Jacobs, Mrs. Clara
and by sending an ambulance
Frank and Irving Pokempner sical program is being provided to the Jewish state.
by
Cantor
J.
H.
Sonenklar.
A
re
-
were elected vice - presidents;
Mrs. Julian Tobias, secretary,
and William Hordes, treasurer.
The executive committee will
include the retiring president,
Lawrence W. Crohn, Benjamin
Laikin, Sidney Shevitz, Philip
Slomovitz, Morris Lieberman,
A. C. Lappin, Harry Cohen and
Rabbi Leon Fram.
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You can't fool the Palate!
WOLFF'S BROWN KASHE
act"
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o nd the
Mrs. Bargman Honored
At Board Conference
Of Bond Leaders
Mrs. Theodore Bargman, of
19551 Burlington Drive, chair-
man of the Detroit Women's Di-
vision for Israel bonds, was one
of four women in the United
States to receive a BIG (Bonds
of the Israel Government)
Wheel Award during the Na-
tional Economic Conference for
Israel in Washington, D. C., last
week. The award was issued by
the national Israel bond organ-
ization "for her dynamic and •
devoted effort for the Israel
Bond drive."
Mrs. Bargman was one of 10
delegates from the Detroit com-
munity to attend the three-day
parley, Sept. 26-28, .sponsored by
State of Israel Bonds. Joining
her were Mr. Bargman, Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Stollman, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter S. Goldstein, Samuel
S. Simmer, Miss Evelyn Axelrod
Mrs. Sam L. Goodman and Ben
Desenberg.
An active leader in the bond
drive since its inception in 1951,
Mrs. Bargman served as chair-
man of the Round Table Dis-
cussion on "Function of t h e
Women's Division," at the na-
tional conference. With a record
of 18 years service to the De-
troit community, she is now
president of the Jewish Social
Service Bureau and a board del-
egate to the General Assembly
of Family Service Association
of America. •A former persident
of the Detroit Chapter of Had-
assah, she is treasurer of the
Central States Region of Hadas-
sah.
Top Jewish leaders from every
section of the country heard ad-
dresses. by Ambassador A b b a
Eban; Dr. Israel Goldstein,
president of the American Jew-
ish Congress', David Horowitz,
Governor of the new Central
Bank of -Israel; and Henry Mor-
genthau, Jr., chairman of the
board of governors of the Israel
bond organization.
Mrs. Lowenthal of Pittsburgh,
newly designated national chair-
man of the Women's Division,
State of Israel Bonds, was in-
troduced to the 800 men and
women delegates of the confer-
ence, Mrs. Lowenthal succeeds
Mrs. Moses P. Epstein of New
York,. now honorary chairman
of the Women's Division.
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