Program Listed for Federation Worens
Annual. Institute •N Torkshop, Jan. 1.9

6--DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 24, 1954

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H. Gass, Arthur I. Gould, Louis Zionists Choose Lewis
F. Heideman. Joseph M. Markel, Membership Chairman
Maurice M. Perlman, Arthur S.1
Purdy, Samuel J. Rhodes, Daniel • M. Ben Lewis, chairman of the
Shapiro, Albert Shulman, Benja- membership committee of the
min B. Stamell and Julian To- I
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
bias on the committee.
Mrs. Aaron Nathan chairs the has announced that his co-
"Women As Suburbanites." Com- chairman will be Sherman Sha-
mittee members are Mesdames piro, former president of Nordau
From the left: Mesdames, Robert Barnett, Robert Golby, Chapter, ZOD.
Alexander W. Sanders, Her- Abraham Hertzel, Arthur B.
Additional committee members
schel V. Kreger and William N. Kneip, Harry Z. Mellins, Ellis B. are Arnold Ros-
Rifkin,
Harold
A.
Robinson,
Frank.
Richard M. Shwayder, Arthur m a n, Samuel
Feldstein, A. C.
The schedule for the ninth an- Winer and Robert M. Zell.
Lappin, David
nual Institute of the Women's
M. Zellman,
Division of the Jewish Welfare
Harry Cohen,
Federation is announced by Mrs.
Philip Lang-
Lewis B. Daniels, vice-president
wald, Joseph
responsible for program.
Hirsch, Leonard
The all-day affair, to take
Radner and Bal-
place at Adas Sholom, Wednes-
four Peisner.
Lewis
day, Jan. 19, will begin with
GENEVA, (JTA) — There are
"ZOA membership today ex-
registration at 9:30 a.m., con- 790 Jews left in all of China. ac-1
vocation and a presentation at cording to a survey carried out presses unity of purpose with the
10 a.m., and six simultaneous by the Joint Distribution Com- people of Israel in furthering the
workshops at 10:45.
mittee, which has made the re- growth and development of the
Following a luncheon. a busi- sults known here. Everyone of
ness meeting, summary of the the 790 has indicated a desire free and democratic Jewish State
in the Middle East thus fostering
morning sessions and an address to leave China.
of interest will take place.
This 790 is the remnant of the the principles and ideals of
The Institute, tiled "How 24,000 Jews living in China when American Democracy," Lewis
Many Women Are You?", will World War II broke out. Of said.
feature workshop sessions which these, some 18,000 were refugees
To meet the challenge, the
deal with the roles a woman is from Central Europe, practically committee's telephone squads
called upon to play each day. everyone of whom was moved began their work last Wednes-
They are titled "Women As out of the country by the JDC in day.
Mothers," "Women As Mothers- the years between 1945 and 1949.
Plans are being made , for an
in-law—Grandmothers," "Fam- Since then, there has been a early "Z" Day; to be held on Jan.
ily Planner," "Creative Woman," steady trickle to many other 16. All interested in assisting
and "Women As Suburbanites." states.
with this work are urged to con-
The "Women As Wives" com-
The distinguishing mark of tact any committee member.
mittee is chaired by Mrs. Ben- the group is its advanced age,
jamili E. Jaffe. Mesdames Harry with some 300 over the age of
E. August, Seymour Freedman, 60 and only 115 under 18 years Dr. Wise Honored
Ellis Fisher, Charles Lakoff, of age. Only seven children are On 50th Year as Rabbi
Lewis IL Manning, Milford R. of school age. Of the remainder,
Pregerson, Sam Wasserman, and some 500 are - between 45 and 60,
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Dr. Jo-
I. Jerome Hauser are committee and 300 are between 18 and 45. nah B. Wise, spiritual leader of
mem hers.
Of the total, some 160 are "hard- the Central Synagogue here, was
Mrs. Ben Snider is chairman of core" cases, with some 50 hos= honored upon
the "Women As Mothers" com- pitalized cases. F'unds for the his completion
mittee and hai as her commit- maintenance of the "hard-core" of 50 years of
tee members Mesdames Charles , cases is supplied by the JDC, service as a
Abramson, Henry J. Goodman, through the Shanghai Jewish rabbi.
The 73-year-
Sander A. Hillman, Richard A. Community Council.
Berlin. George Reinitz, and Al-1 Most of the Jews still in China old rabbi, son of
fled Russia in 1919 and 1920 Isaac M. Wise,
bert A. Schwartz.
Mrs. William H. Frank heads after the Bolshevik revolution- founder of Re-
the "Women As Mothers-in-law 590 are in this category and 201 ; form Judaism in
—Grandmothers" group. Work- are classified as either stateless this country, in-
ing with her are Mesdames Sam- or coming from other countries dicated in a ser-
uel S. Aaron, Abraham Cooper, of origin. Those with Soviet mon to the con-
Lewis B. Daniels, Samuel S. passports cannot receive visas gregation that
Greenberg, Arthur S. Purdy, ' except with the permission of he has no inten-
tion of ' retiring
Emil D. Rothman, and Samuel the Soviet Consulate.
Dr. Wise
All except 10 of the 790 are at this time.
H. Rubiner.
During the ceremony honor-
The "Family Planner" group living in three cities: 310 in
Is led by Mrs. Herschel V. Kreger. Shanghai; 350 in Harbin, and ing him, he was presented with
Mesdames Milton Freud, Aimee 120 in Tientsin. The remaining a special citation by Hebrew
Gaines Jerome B. Crossman ten are divided between Tsintao Union College-Jewish Institute
of Religion, which was founded
John. C. Hopp, Leo Orecklin, and Dalny.
In replying to the JDC ques- by his father, and where he
Oscar D. Schwartz and Abel D.
Swirsky are committee mem- tionaire, more than half of the himself was ordained in 1904.
Jews indicated a desire to immi-
Besides holding rabbinical
bers.
The "Creative Woman" com- grate to Israel. Brazil was their posts in Chattanooga, Tenn.,
mittee has Mrs. Alexander W. second choice, while the United Portland, Ore. and here, Dr.
Sanders as chairman with Mes- States was the fourth choice. Wise was active in helping save
dames Aimes R. Gaines, Harvey Fifty-nine of them had no pref- , a remnant of German Jewry and
erence, as long as they got out ' in organizing and leading the
I United Jewish Appeal.
of China.

only 790 Jews
Left In China

Turover Second Generation
Plans Square Dance Jan. 9

Sons and daughters of mem-
bers of the Turover Aid Society
are planning a get-acquainted
square dance at 9 p.m. Jan. 9,
at Turover Temple, 12129 Dexter.
Jim Schultheis will be the caller.
The dance has been scheduled
to acquaint children of members
with each other, with the idea of
organizing a younger married
couples organization, affiliated
with Turover. Friends are in-
vited. -

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The MI Z'R A CHI 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, Manny
Lax, Nathan R. Epstein, Ira G. Kaufman.
CONG. ADAS YESHLTRUN—Meyer. Freedman, Hyman
Mandelbaum.
CONG. AHA.VAS ACHIM—Rabbi Jacob M. Chinitz,
Albert Burke, Abraham Nusbaum, Isadore Lee-
man, Harry Eskin:
CONG. AHAVAS ISRAEL (Grand Rapids)—P.abbi
Gershon Winer, Percy A. Berman, Max L. Subar.
CONG. ANSCHE BEREZNITZ—Ben Eizelman, Meyer
Terebelo. Nathan. Rose.
CONG. BETH AARON — Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick,
Jack Shenkman, Dr. Marvin A. Last, Harry Green,
Samuel I. Friedman.
CONG. BETH AARON V'ISRAEL — Sol Lapinsky,
Charlie Wolok.
CONG. BETH ISRAEL (Ann Arbor) — Rabbi Julius
Weinberg, Osias Zwerdling, I. Friedman.
CONG. BETH ABRAHAM — Rabbi Joseph Thulium,
Louis Ellenbogen, Rabbi Israel Halpern, Morris
Mohr.
CONG. BETH ITZCHOCK—Sigmund Littman, Isidore
Rosenthal.
CONG. BETH MOSES—Rabbi Phil Rabinowitz, Sam
Yuster, Irving Feldman, George Silverman.
CONG. BETH SHMUEL — Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz,
Isadore Rosenberg, Harry E. Citrin, Judo.. Lachar.
CONG. BETH TEFILLATH MOSES (Mt. Clemens) —
Rabbi Louis E. Kaufman, Baruch Litvin, Meyer
- Davis, Rev. Samuel S. Schwartz.
CONG. BETH TEFILO EMANUEL—Morris Dorn.
CONG. BETH TIKVAH—Rabbi Leiser Levin, John H.
Florence, Abe Levenberg.
CONG. BETH YEHUDAH & DOV FRENKEL — Rabbi
Moses Rothenberg, Harry Stolsky, Jacob Sober-
man, Israel Schwartz, David M. Edelman.
CONG. B'NAI DAVID—Rabbi Hyirn Donin, Joe Gor-
man, David J. Cohen, Isadore Gruskin, Mendel
Shifman.
CONG. B'NAI ISRAEL—Daniel Alpert, Isaac M. Fax-
stein, Jacob Lesser, Bernard Waldman.
CONG. B'NAI JACOB—Jacob Nosanchuk, Nathan
. Fradkin, Max Hoberman, Abraham Milgrom.
CONG. B'NAI MOSHE—Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Alfred
Deutsch,. Mitchell Feldman.
CONG. B'NAI ZION—Rabbi Solomon H. Gruskin, Mor-
ris Snow, Harry Katz. -
CONG. CHESED 'SHEL EMES—Rabbi Israel Rockove,
Harry E. Citrin.
CONG. EZRAS ACHIM — Rabbi Abrahm Gardin,
Isidor Sosnick, Jack Zeldes, Jacob Bobrin.
CONG. GEMILUTH CHASSODIM — Rabbi Dr. Max
Kapustin, Siegfried Cahri, Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum,
Rabbi Dr. Leopold Neuhaus.
CONG. MISHKAN ISRAEL—Rabbi Isaac Stollman,
Abram Shainak, Harry Einhorn.
CONG. MOGEN ABRAHAM—Rabbi Max J. Wohlgel-
emter,'• Max Kaplan, Sol G. Chinitz, Harry Lifshitz,
Isadore Cohen.
CONG. NORTHWEST ISRAEL—Rabbi Leo Goldman,
Norman Sukenic, Harry Horowitz, Benjamin Brod-
man, Harry L. Blitz, Arthur Klein.
CONG. NUSACH HARIE—Rabbi S. F. Kahana, Abra-
ham Axelrod, Lazar Hammes, Sam Nelson, Yoel
Taitelbaum.
CONG. SHAAR SHOMAIM (Windsor) — Rabbi Sam
Stollman, Robert Cohen, Isadore Blitzer.
CONG. SHAAREY SHOMAIM — Rabbi Isaac Kaplan,
Joseph Balberor.
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK—Rabbi Morris Adler, Dr.
Leonard Sidlow, Harry Cohen, Rabbi Dr. A. M.
Hershman.
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK (Windsor) — Rabbi B.
Orlanski, M. H. Nessel.
CONG. SHAAREY ZION — Joseph Weinenger, Max
Charness, Ben Gellman, Benjamin Assik.
EVERGREEN JEWISH COMMUNITY—Ishiab Magy,
Isadore Silverman, Jack Rose.
OAK PARK SYNAGOGUE Rabbi Herbert S. Estrin,
Jack Bodzin.
OAK PARK JEWISH CENTER — 'Morris Novetsky,
- Max Raimi, David Feldstein, Max Nusbaum, Rabbi
Yaacov Homnick.
YOUNG ISRAEL—Rabbi Samuel. H. Prero, Solomon
B. Cohen, Samuel W. Platt, David I. Berris, Max
Stoliman, Meyer Eisenberg.

We are looking forward to your continued cooperation
and hope to have your representatives with us at our
41st ANNIVERSARY BANQUET, to be held on Tues-
day, January 11th, 1954, 6:30 p.m., at the Latin Quar-
ter. An exceptional program is being prepared.
Please keep this date - open on your calendar- and ask
your Congregants to make their reservations NOW.
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SAUL BERCH

MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION

12244. Dexter Blvd;

TO. 8-3128

IRVING W. SCHLUSSEL
Chairman, Banquet Committee

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Pinot() eourtetcy Dept. far ZOA Activities in Israel

Lighted Ila,nukali Menorah sheds its glow over the ZOA House
In Tel Aviv during the Hanukah Festival. The ZOA House is the
American Israeli cultural center built by the Zionist Organization
of America and awned for its late president, Daniel Frisch,

PHILLIP STOLLMAN
President
MORRIS SNOW
HERMAN K. COHEN
ARTHUR GELLMAN
Vice-Presidents

DANIEL TEIVICHIN
Honorary President
ABRAHAM NUSBAUM
Chrm., Executive Committee
ZVI TOMKIEWICZ
Exec,. Director