Histadrut Caravan to Visit Outstate
Communities in Pre-Campaign Efforts
Outstate Michigan communi-
ties will play host to the an-
nual Histadrut Caravan this -
coming week, as pre-campaign
activities in behalf of the 1955
Histadrut drive move into full
swing.
Two sections will visit Kala-
mazoo, Benton Harbor, Ann
Arbor, Battle Creek and Muske-
gon. A second trip -encompas-
sing communities in Saginaw,
Bay City, Flint, Jackson and
Lansing is slated for Jan. 17.
Participants in the Caravan
will include Michael Eskolsky,
former staff
writer of the
Jerusalem Post;
Bernard Jacob-
s o n , associate
director, C h i
cago Histadrut
Campaign; Syl-
via Nesson, New
York concert
soprano; a n d
Rebecca Froh-
man,. accompa-
nist. A new His-
tadrut docu-
Eskoisky
mentary f i 1 in
will accompany the program.
Campaigning in the Detroit
area continues to center around
the planned testimonial dinner
for Morris L. Schaver, to be held
Dec. 1, at the Sheraton Cadillac
Hotel.
Morris Lieberman and Harry
Schumer, chairmen of the din-
ner, state that this special pre-
campaign project has been ar-
ranged to present Schaver. with
a $60,000 check, which he will
forward to the Schaver Cultural
and Civic Center in Ramie, Is-
rael.:
When Schaver laid the corner-
stone for the center last August,
it was first installment by De-
troit Histadrut in a far-reaching
plan to establish trade schools,'
clinics, libraries and child care '
institutions for newly-arrived
Jewish settlers.
Another Histadrut event of
significance is the planned an-
nual city conference at 1:30
p.m., Nov. 14, at the Rose Sittig
Cohen auditorium. Histadrut
workers, •andsmanshaften dele-
gates and trade division repre-
sentatives are expected to at-H
tend.
The conference, in setting up
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9
Friday, October 29, 1954
Charles Shere to Head
Bnai David Activities
the machinery for this year's
campaign, will hear reports on
the 1954 drive, elect new officers
and select delegates to the an-
At the annual meeting of Cong.
nual Histadrut convention. in Bnai David, the following offi-
New York over the Thanksgiv-
ctrs were elected for the new
ing Day weekend.
year: Charles N. Shere, presi-
dent; Harry C. Friedberg, vice-
Dr. Levine to Address
president; Morris J. Brandwine,
Balfour Ball Workers
treasurer; Samuel Smith, secre-
Dr. Harris J. Levine, chairman tary.
of the national administrative
Trustees, who will serve on
council of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America, will • address the board, are Harvey Alexander,
Samuel Belkin, Joseph M. Bied-
workers for the
erman, Ben Canvasser, Morris
1954 aalfour i
Canvasser, Mrs. Ben Fellows,
Ball at a brun-,
Archie Goldberg, Rubin Good-
cheon, 10:310 -
man, Joseph Gorman, Isadore
a.m., Sunday,
Gruskin, Lewis Kruger, Jack
Nov. 7, at Zion-
Lieberman, Boris May, Mrs. Zelig
ist House. Sam-- :
Needle, Harry Pearson, Louis
uel Feldstein is
Please, Melville Richman, Eugene
chairman of the
I. Rosen, Dr. Joseph Rottenberg,
ball committee.
! Mendel .Shifman, Nathan Sosin,
Workers will
Max P. Steinway, Samuel Stol-
be guests of Zi-
1 ler, Samuel Traison, William J.
Onist House, A.,
Weinstein, Eugene M. Zack,
C. Lappin, chair-
m a n of the A. C. Lappin . Louis W. Zack, Samuel N. Zack
house committee, and Walter and Arnold Zalenko.
Installation of officers and
Field, president of Zionist House,
trustees will be held at 8 p.m.
Inc., said.
The Zionist Organization of Sunday, in the synagogue. Now
Detroit is sponsoring organiza- in its 60th year, Cong. Bnai
tion for the ball, to be held Nov. David, the largest traditional
synagogue in Michigan, is mak-
13, at Hotel Statler.
Dr. Levine also is national ing preparations to build a new
president of the Jewish National synagogue and center on South-
Fund.
field Rd., north of 9 1/2 Mile.
Rabbi Hayim Donin is spirit-
Among plans to be discussed
at the bruncheon are details of ual leader of the congregation,
the a w a r ding of round-trip and Hyman J. Adler is the can-
transportation to Israel to one tor.
of the workers. Transportation
will be via El Al Israel Airlines,
and has been arranged by Israel
Toniist Service of Detroit. Two
additional prizes will be given
workers, and two will be award-
ed to contributors.
Music for dancing will be sup-
plied by Max Leib and the WJR
Orchestra, with solos by Janice
Wynn, WJR vocalist.
Tickets to the ball are avail-
able in denominations of $10,
$25, $50 and $100, and may be
purchaSed at Zionist House or
from any worker.
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