Kilittzttii to Protior DI% Lords
Children Contribute to Histadrut
.....,...,
In a ceremony at the opening rally of the Detroit Histadrut ;
contribution to 'the annual Israel labor drive. Pictured here are ;
Campaign, pupils of the United Jewish Folk School made their
JULIUS SCHULZ and MARILYN PINE, representatives of the stu-
dent body, presenting a sack of nickels, dines and quarters
totalling $110. to NORMAN COTTLER, treasurer of the campaign.
"You and your schoolmates must have worked very hard to raise
such a sum of money through the sale of five and ten cent
stamps. Tell them their effort is greatly appreciated," Mr. Cottler
commented upon accepting the contribution.
EMS Youngsters
Plant 600 Trees
In celebration of Hamisha
Asar b'Shvat, children of the
United Hebrew Schools have
planted over 600 trees in Israel.
The trees were bought by the
children from their own con-
tributions in honor or in mem-
ory of loved ones.
The children contributed for
the trees out of their allowances
and the money was collected by
the teachers in the classrooms.
The whole tree planting activ-
ity is part of the United Hebrew
Schools program of training the
children in their responsibility
for the building of Israel.
On Sunday, a meeting of
Keren Ami repersentatives of
each of the United Hebrew
School branches will meet at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Buidling to
report on the program in their
branch.
The children themselves de-
cide which agencies and institu-
tions will receive allocations
from the Keren Ami funds. Na-
tional educational a g e n ci e s,
children's organizations, and in-
stitutions in Israel receive allo-
cations from the Keren Ami in
addition to the Allied Jewish
Campaign in Detroit.
Sunday's meeting will be for
the purpose of conducting pre-
campaign budgeting by the chil-
dren.
Winston Homes Opens
New Model in Oak Park
Jack Winston, whose trade-
mark is the finely constructed
"Winston Home," is offering a
new model for families who seek
the ultimate in luxury living.
The Model, located at 24111
Rensselaer, in Oak Park, is sit-
uated just off Northfield Blvd.
Models are priced from $17,900
to $29,500, or Mr. Winston will
build to suit your specifications
on the lot of your choice.
Information on these beauti-
fully built, custom horhes may be
obtained by calling Mr. Winston,
UN. 3-6906.
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4th of Histadrut
250,000 Goal Raised
Here; Rally Feb. 7
Entering the second week of
the drive for $250.000 canvassers
and delegates who attended the
first Histadrut campaign rally
at the Labor Zionist Institute
last Sunday received the heart-
warming report that their efforts
had brought the campaign with-
in sight of the quarter-way
mark.
Dr. Eliezer Schechter, secre-
tary of the Tel Aviv Labor
Council and member of the Tel
Aviv 11,Itinicipal Council, cur-
rently in Detroit, addressed the
assembly. He painted out that
the Jewish community in Pales-
tine at the close of World War
II accepted the obligations of
statehood, fought a murderous
war in defense of that statehood
and immediately after, before
the dust had settled to the
ground accepted a third obliga-
tion—that of "Kibutz Galiut,"
the ingathering of the exiles.
"All that they ask in return,"
stated Dr. Schechter, "is a little
more patience and a little more
understanding."
The active campaigners' list
this week is a typical cross sec-
tion of the entire campaign, in-
-eluding as it does Mrs. E. Fleish
of Eastern Ladies Society, Mrs.
Ethel Krieger of Pioneer Wom-
en, Messrs, Jack Glazer, Bernard
Linderman and Mrs. E. Freed-
man of the Poale Zion Division,
A. Wineman and A. Goldberg of
Landsmanschaft D i v i s i o n, P.
Ulanoff, M. Abrams, H. Schumer,
Mrs. P. Jaffe and Sol Liptzen of
Farband Division. Peter Gold-
stein, member of the Israel
bonds board of governors, vice-
chairman of the Histadrut cam-
paign, and active in a number
of local organizations, will dedi-
cate the next several weeks to
the Histadrut campaign.
The next campaign rally will
take place Sunday, Feb. 7, 2 p.m.,
in the Labor Zionist Institute.
This event will be in conjunc-
tion with a National Roll Call
Rally to take place simultan-
eously in New York. Represent-
ing Detroit at this 'troll call of
the cities" will be Harry Schu-
mer, who will present Detroit's
second transmission of funds
this season to the national offi-
cers.
Guest speaker at the Feb. 7
event will be Kieve Skidell,
young ex-Canadian who is now
a member of the American Ki-
butz Kfar Blum. Mr. Skidell is
presently on a temporary as-
signment in America, occupying
the desk of the director of the
Jewish Agency's Youth Depart-
ment.
6—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 29, 1954
Deliver Bailin Lecture Feb. 2
Sinai Hospital will present will discuss the subject. "Recent
the annual Dr. Max Bailin Me- Trends in the Understanding of
morial Lecture Tuesday, at the Atherosclerosis."
Dr. Laurence Segar is chair-
Joseph Katz, for the last sev- Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
man of the program committee
en years president of Kvutzah
B
The Bailin
Lectures, an edu- for this year's lecture which will
Ivrith, will be honored by the rational project in the
memory begin with dinner at 6:30 p.m.,
organization at a program on of the great Detroit surgeon, Dr. followed by the lecture at 8:30
Max Bailin, have - seen conduct-, pm. All members of the Wayne
Saturday e v e-
ning, in t h e
ed annually since 1934, devoted ' County Medical Society are in-
Rose Sittig Co-
to
vit .
hen Bldg., 13266
The lectures have been con-
Lawton.
Louis Katz, director of the Car- ducted annualy by North End
Abba Gordin,
diovascular Department, Medi- Clinic which is now the out-
noted author
cal Research Institute of Mi- patient department of Sina Hos-
and lecturer.
chael Reese Hospital, Chicago, . pital.
guest . speaker
for the evening
will speak on
"Isaiah and Jer-
emiah." A social
president .1. Katz,
hour to which Katz
all of Mr. Katz' friends and co-
! workers are invited will follow
the program.
The tribute has been arranged
prior to an extended trip to Is-
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Kat74 to
A Good Meal... Quick!
A Quick Meal... Good!
Also try Manischewitz
Mushroom & Barley Soup,
Manischewitz Chicken Soups
rael planned by Mr. and Mrs.
Katz, who will spend several
weeks in the Jewish state.
Katz, . who is active in many
civic enterprises has been a
staunch worker for the Allied
Jewish Campaign, is a board
member of the United Hebrew
Schools and is active in the La-
bor Zionist Movement.
KOSHER
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This Symbol is Your Assurance of
STRICTEST KASHRUTH & FINEST QUALITY!
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JERI TSALEM
The 3000th anniversary' of the rise of Jerusalem represents more than a
dimension either in space or time. Jerusalem is the symbol of Jewish survival,
its dream of messianic fulfillment and its embodiment of all the sacred and
the eternal. It is the cradle of judaism and of the faiths that sprang from it.
There, King David established a Kingdom, Solomon built a Temple and the
prophets forged the instruments of peace, justice and freedom.
Removed from its soil, the Jew had never forgotten its spiritual impact.
Through the centuries, he prayed for the restoration of Jerusalem and its
former glory. Today, as in days of yore, Jerusalem serves again as the seat
of a reborn State of Israel, though all of us look forward to the day when its
status will be a peaceful and recognized one. It is for us, symbol of the Law
that came out of Zion and the word of God that came out of Jerusalem.
A sacred duty devolves upon every Jew to participate in this significant
and sacred celebration, to the fullest measure of his ability; ever mindful of
the pledge our forefathers had made by the rivers of Babylon as they longed
to return to their homeland: •
"If I forget these, 0 Jerusalem,
Let my right hand forget her cunning.
Let my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth,
If I remember thee not;
If I set not Jerusalem .
Above my chiefest joy." •
ayim Donin
Jacob E, Segal
Congregation Adas Shalom
Congregation B'nai David
M. IT7 ohlgele•nter
Congregation Mogen Abraham
Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman
Moses Lehrman
Isaac Kaplan
Rabbi Jacob M, Chinitz
Solomon H. Gruskin
Morris Adler
Benjamin II. Gorrelick
Israel I. Rockove
Samuel H. Prero
Rabbi Joseph Thumini
Moses Rothenberg
Herbert S. Eskin
Israel I. Halpern
Rabbi Abram _Gardin
Frank F. Rosenthal
Rabbi I. Paneth
Rabbi Leopold Neuhaus
Congregation Adas Yeshurun
Congregation Ahavas Achjm
Congregation B'nai Moshe
Congregation B'nai Zion
Congregation Shaarey Shomaim
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Congregation Young Israel
Congregation Beth Aaron
Cong. Chesed Shel Emes
Congregation Beth Abraham
Congregation Dov Frenkel
Oak Park Synagogue
Congregation Beth Abraham
Congregation Ezras • Achim
Suburban Temple
Congregation Beth Moses
Congregation Gemiluth
Chassodim
Temple Beth El
Joseph Rabinowitz
Congregation Beth Shmuel
Rabbi Isaac. Stolinsan
Richard C. Hertz
Rabbi Leon Pram
Temple Israel
Congregation Mishkan Israel
3000th ANNIVERSARY OF JERUSALEM
Sunday, February 14, at 7 :30 P.M.
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Admission by Purchase of an Israel Bond
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