Landsmanshaften Double Bond Effort
To Climax with 'Tribute to Israel' Sunday
Representatives of 40 lands-
manshaften societies in Detroit
paid a double "tribute" to the
State of Israel this week.
Besides concerning themselves
with the success of their annual
israel bond function, called
"Tribute to Israel," set for Sun-
cla,y, at Beth Aaron Synagogue,
they joined in last Sunday's
"BIG Day" sales and collection
drive.
This one-day city-wide cam-
paign was called to hasten the
collection of sorely needed in-
vestment dollars for the young
democracy in the Middle East.
Asking the thousands of
landsmanshaften members in
Detroit to rally to the cause of
Israel, Samuel H. Belkin, chair-
man of the "Tribute", said:
"Recent events have demon-
strated anew that while govern-
mental economic aid to Israel
may vary in accordance with
prevailing moods and predis-
position in the international cli-
mate, Israel must also have a
firm unyielding weather-proof
base of economic support. This
base the Jews of America can
and must provide. Israel Bonds
represent such an opportunity, a
series of loans to Israel by
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American Jews who have firm
and full confidence in Israel's
future and in its economic pro-
gress."
Featured in the "Tribute to
Israel" are Moishe O y s h e r.
world-renowned c a n r, and
Tova Ronni, vivacious Israeli
singer. Admission to the pro-
gram, which will begin at 7
p.m., is by purchase of a state
of Israel independence bond.
Toastmaster for the evening
will be Louis Levine, who will be
introduced by Landsmanshaften
Council president Isidor Sosnick.
Other officers of the Council
participating in the bond func-
tion are Max Charness, 'M. Cov-
ensky, A. Eckshtat, Sarah Gin=
nin, Joseph Gladstone, H. Gonte,
J. Honeyman, Joshua Joyrich,
Charles Kaplan, Samuel Lieber-
man, A. J. Segal, M. Rosenberg,
Sol Selman, Sam Solomon and
Joe Edelman.
Those who purchased bonds
on "BIG Day" are entitled to
admission to the "Tribute," ac-
cording to co-chairmen Morris
Malin and J. B. Ormond. For
reservation information, call TO.
8-3073 or WO. 2-5091.
Accountants Conclude
AJC Drive This Sunday
Concluding their two-pronged
fall drive for advanced 1954
Campaign gifts and collections
on outstanding accounts, the ac-
countants section of the profes-
sional division of the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign will hold a re-
port meeting from 10 a.m. to 12
noon, Sunday, at the office of
Phil P. Baker, 16500 James
Couzens Highway.
Under the leadership of the
co-chairmen, Russel S. Nida and
Julian S. Tobias, the account-
ants began solicitations Nov. 1
as part of their all cash mobil-
ization efforts.
- 23rd Annual. National Convention
HABON1M
Detroit — December 27 thru 30
At
6—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 25, 1953
Form Committee
For Testimonial
To Mrs. Bargman
With plans already under way
for the Mina Bargman testimo-
nial luncheon scheduled for Jan.
14, at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, a
special committee has been
! formed, it was announced this
week by testimonial co-chair-
men Mrs. Milton Mahler and
Mrs. Joseph Katchke.
Mrs. Bargman, active in nu-
, merous community and civic
affairs, will be given the testi-
monial luncheon
by the Detroit
Women's Divi-
sion for State
of Israel bonds.
Mrs. B a r gman
has been a lead-
er in the bond
drive Since its
inception in
1951.
The committee
departments
and their respec-
t i v e chairmen
Mrs. Katchke are as follows:
Mesdames Robert Drews, pub-
licity; Samuel Green and Harry
Kay, council of organizations;
Norman Brode and Bess Green-
wald, service groups; Philip
Helfman, sisterhoods; Samuel
Aaron and Joseph Newman, na-
tional groups; Julius Ring, mis-
cellaneous groups; _ A. Potiker,
report • meeting arrangements;
Philip Cutler, I. B: Dworman and
Charles Makie, cash collection;
Phillip Stollman and Max Stoll-
man, hostesses and arrange-
ments; Samuel Danto, honorary
sponsors; and Philip Broudo,
telephone squad.
Local organizations partici- -
pating in the tribute to Mrs.
Bargman include Hebrew Cul-
tural Society, American Jewish
Congress; Bnai Brith Council;
Jewish National Fund, Hadassah
Pioneer Women's Council; In-
fants Service Group, Maimonides
Medical Auxiliary, Alpha Omega
Dental Auxiliarly, Zedakah Club,
Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organiza tion,Mizrachi
W o m e n, and Sisterhoods of
Shaarey Zedek, Adas Shalom,
Bnai Moshe, Bnai David and
Temple Beth El.
Bnai Moshe Synagogue, 11401 Dexter
December 28 - 8:30 p.m.
HON. AVRAHAM HARMAN, Israeli Consul General
December 29 - 8:00 p.m.
ROY REUTHER, Coordinator of Political Action,
UAW-C10
PAUL KELMAN
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF HIS OFFICE
TO
18401 JAMES COUZENS HIGHWAY
DETROIT 35, MICHIGAN
UNIVERSITY 3-2236
HERBERT N. REINHEIMER
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Hard Bargaining Over
Next Israel Cabinet
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Leaders of
the Mapai Party indicated that
if the General Zionists continue
to put obstacles in the path of
the formation of a new Cabinet
by Acting Premier Moshe Shar-
ett, the Mapai will approach the
smaller parties to form a coali-
tion government without the
General Zionists.
Should the latter move not
prove successful, the Mapai will
call for general elections, the
leaders of the party declared.
Smaller parties have indicated
a willingness to enter a coalition
with the Mapai alone, but at a
price. The Progressives and the
Labor Mizrachi groups demand
scrapping of the proposed elec-
tion law which would restrict
Parliamentary representation to
parties which receive at least 10
percent of the total vote in a
national election. The Mizrachi
and the Labor Mizrachi would
demand prohibition of the sale
of pork in Israel, as one of the
conditions for entering a coali-
tion with the Mapai but without
the General Zionists.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mor-
ton Levenberg wishes to thank
its relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses extended dur-
ing its recent bereavement.
ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF HIS OFFICE
TO
CARD OF THANKS
The Family of the Late
18401 JAMES COUZENS HIGHWAY
JENNIE FROSH
DETROIT 35, MICHIGAN
Wishes to thank its relatives and
friends for the many kind expres-
UNIVERSITY 3-2231
sions of sympathy extended during
its recent bereavement.
izrachi 5hanks
The MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION of
DETROIT wishes to take this opportunity to
extend its heartfelt thanks to the following
for their close cOoperation in the past
CONG. ADAS SHALOM-Rabbi Jacob E. Segal. M' , nny
Lax. Nathan R. Enstein, Ira G. Kaufman.
CONG. ADAS YESIVRUN—Meyer Freedman. T-TA7rnan
Mandelbaum. Josenh Du'brinsky.
CONG. AHAVAS .ACHIM.--kabbi Jacob M. Chinit - . Al-
bert Burke. Isadore T,ePrrian. T-TarrY Eskin.
CONG. A T-T AVAS TSRAPT, (Grand Ranids)—PrI- 1-• Ger-
shon. Winer. Percy A Rai-man Max T.. Subp-
CONG. A NTCHEY BEREZNITZ—Ben Eizelman,M ,,yer
Terehplo.
CONC-. BETT-T A ApnN_Pabhi Banismih H. ( -4.0T---1;(4;.
Harry Green, Dr. Marvin A. Last, Samuel I.
Fre-dm a n
CONC-1 . BETH A ARON V'ISRAEL—Sol L a p i n s k y,
ChPrlir! WOlnk.
CONG. BETH ISRAEL (Ann Arbor) —Rabbi Julius
Weinberg. Osias Zwerdling. I. Friedman.
CONG. BETH ABRAHAM — Rabbi Joseph TI ,,,rnirri,
-Rabbi Israel Halpern, Louis Ellenbogen, Morris
Mohr. Lonis
CONG. BETH ITZCHOCK—Sigmund Littman, Isidore
Rosenthal:
CONG. BETH MOSESSam Yuster, Irving Feldman,
. George Silverman.
CONG. BETH SHMUEL t Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz,'
Isadore Rosenberg..
CONG. BETH TEFTT .T.ATH MOSES (Mt. Clerneils)—
Rabbi Louis E. Kaufman, Baruch Litvin, Meyer
Davis' Rev. Samuel S. Schwartz.
Morris morn
CONG. BETH TEFILO EMANUEL
CONG. BETH TIKVAH —1 Rabbi Leizer Levin, John
Florence. Abe Levenberg,-.
CONG. BETH YEHUD.,A H & DOV FPENKET
Moses Rothenberg% Harry Stolsky, Jacob Soberman,
Israel Schwartz. David M. Edelman.
CONG. B'NAI DAVID—Rabbi Hayim Donin, J Gor-
man, David J. Cohen, Isadore Gruskin, Mendel
Shifman.
CONG. B'NAI ISRAEL—Bernard Waldman, Isaac M.
Faxstein, Jacob Lesser.
CONG. B'NAI JACOB — Abraham Milgrom, Jacob
Nosanchuk, Max Hoberman.
CONG. B'NAI MOSHE—Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Al-
fred Deutsch. Mitchell Feldman.
CONG. B'NAI ZION — Rabbi Solomon H. Gruskin,
Morris Snow, Harry Katz.
CONG. CHESED SHEL EMES—Rabbi Israel Rockove,
Harry E. Citrin.
CONG. EZRAS ACHIM—Rabbi Abram Gardin, Isidor
Sosnick, Jack Zeldes.
CONG. GE1VIILUTH CHA.SSODIM—Rabbi Dr. Leopold
Neuhaus, Rabbi Dr: Max Kapustin, Siegfried Cahn.
CONG. MISHKAN ISRAEL — Rabbi Isaac Stollman,
Abram Shainak, Harry Einhorn.
CONG. MOGEN ABRAHAM—Rabbi Max J. Wohlgel-
ernter, Max Kaplan, Sol G. Chinitz, Isadore Cohen.
CONG. NORTHWEST ISRAEL—Rabbi Leo Goldman,
Harry Horowitz, Harry L. Blitz, Benj. Brodman,
Arthur Klein, Norman Sukenic.
CONG. NUSACH HARIE—Sam Nelson, Yoel Taitel-
baum, Louis Hammes.
1 CONG. SHAAR .SHOMAIM (Windsor)—Rabbi Sam
Stollman, Robert Cohen, Isadore Blitzer.
CONG. SHAAREY SHOMAIM--Rabbi
Kaplan,
'Joseph Balberor.
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK—Rabbi Dr. ,A. M. Hersh-
man, Rabbi Morris Adler, Dr. Leonard Sidlow,
Harry-Cohen.
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK (Windsor)—Rabbi B. Dr-
lanski, M. H. Nessel.
CONG. SHAAREY ZION—Abe Lechinsky, Max Char-
ness, Ben Gelman, Benjamin Assik.
EVERGREEN JEWISH COMMUNITY — Ishiab Magy,
Isadore Silverman, Jack Rose.
OAK PARK SYNAGOGUE—Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin,
Jack Bodzin.
OAK WOODS JEWISH CENTER—Max Raimi, David
Feldstein, Morris Novetsky.
YOUNG ISRAEL—Rabbi Samuel H. Prero, Solomon
B. Cohen, Samuel W. Platt, Max Stollman, Meyer
Eisenberg.
We are tooking forward to your continued co-:
operation and hope to. have -your representa
tives with us at our 40TH JUBILEE BAN-'
QUET, to be held on Tuesday, January 19th,:
1954, 6 p.m., at the Latin Quarter. An ex-,
ceptional program is being. prepared.
Please keep this date open on your fe--
lendar, and ask your Congregants to make
their reservations NOW.
MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION
12244 Dexter Blvd.
DAVID I. BERRIS
etAtmotoeWv, writ .A.-• Now
TO. 8-3128
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Chrm., Banquet Committee
PHILLIP STOLLMAN
President
MORRIS SNOW
HERMAN K. COHEN
ARTHUR GELLMAN
Vice Presidents
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DANIEL TEMCHIN
Honorary President
ABRAHAM NUSBAUM
Chrin., Executive Committee
IRVING W. SCHLUSSEL
Chrm., Board of Directors.