Set 10 Allied Drive February Rallies
• Chairmen John E. Lurie and
Max M. Fisher report 10 meet-
ings sets .so far for February
to get the 1956 Allied Jewish
Campaign under way in all divi-
sions. An across - the - board
leadership conference is set up
for Feb. 19.
Sunday brunches are set for
Feb. 12—in the mercantile divi-
sion for the furniture section at
the Furniture Club, and in the
services division for the linen
and laundry suppliers employees
at Lachar's.
Tuesday, Feb. 14, 8:15 p.m.,
attorneys will Meet at the home
of their chairman, A. Joseph
Seltzer, 18044 Parkside. Asso-
Ciate chairmen helping to plan
the meeting are Maxwell E.
Katzen, Arthur H. Rice, Ben-
jamin J. Saar and Abe A.
Branch 1060 Election
Highlights Circle Events
At a recent meeting, Work-
men's Circle Branch 1060 elect-
ed Edwin Shifrin, chairman;
Richard Dibner, *ice-chairman;
Mrs. Charlotte Rosenbaum and
Mrs. Pauline Schwartz, • sec-
retaries; Dile Weller, treasurer,
and Mrs. Lillian fangerman,
hospitaler.
At 9 p.m., today, Branch
156 will meet at the Workmen's.
Circle Center, -11529 Linwood,
to hear Boris Joffe, executive
director of the Jewish Com-
munity Council, speak on
"Community Relations."
The Women's Division of the
Circle will hold its 19th annual
donor luncheon at 12.:30 p.m.,
Feb. 15 in the Mayfair Room.
Mrs. Nadia Entin, chairman„
announces that money raised
will go to the- Jewish Labor
Committee and various other
causes. For reservations call
Mrs. Eileen Israel, TO. 8-7665.
Largest Rabbinical Convocation
The largest rabbinical ordi-
nation convocation in Jewish
history will be held at Yeshiva
University, March 4, when 120
rabbis, graduates of its Rabbi
Isaac E 1 c h a n a n Theological
Seminary, will receive "Semi-
cha," the highest degree in
Jewish theological learning, it
was announced by Dr. Samuel
Belkin, president.
Remember
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The Month of Shevaf
(Jan. 14 tb Feb. 12)
Is "Plant a Tree
in Israel Month"
Why not plant
one more tree- in Israel
Add one more soldier to
Israel's silent army .
To Guard the Soil ..
Defend the Crops . . .
Subdue the Desert .
Create Agricultural
Self-Sufficiency
YOUR TREE AND YOUR
FRIEND'S TREE WILL
MAKE A BIG FOREST
Plant More Trees
Through the
Jewish National Fund
11345 Linwood Ave.
Detroit 6
TO. 8-7384
THE
J. N. F.
YOUR FUND
Schmier. Sidney J. Karbel, an
adviser to the section, and Abra-
ham Satovsky, co-chairman of
the professional., division, also
are helping.
Pharmacists and drug sup-
pliers will meet the 'next eve-
ning at the: home of Harry B.
Berlin, 18269 Roselawn. Berlin
is co-chairman of the section
with Harold M. Ellin. Associate
chairmen are Sydney J. Hein-
rich and Sidney J. Milin. Paul
Randleman is co-chairman of
the professional division,
Drs. Perry Goldman and
Abraham S. Rogoff, co-chairmen
of the physicians section, are
calling a meeting for Feb. 244
8:15 p.m., at Dr. Rogoff's home,
17154 Muirland. In on the
planning are Drs. Paul L. Frai-
berg, Hyman S. Mellen and
Leo Orecklin. -
The mechanical trades divi-
sion has a pre-campaign meet-
ing set for Monday, Feb. 13,
8:15 p.m.; at the home of Sam
D. Jacobs.
The Bnai Brith section of
the metropolitan 'division is
making plans to distribute kits
to workers on Feb. 27 and 29.
The Junior Division will hold
its initial pre-campaign fund-
raising- affair on Feb. 26.
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Israel to Welcome
45,000 New Settlers
Center Davison Branch
Offers 3 New Courses
A drawing and painting class
for adults is one of three new
courses being offered by the
Jewish Community Center. The
course, which is held' from 8
to 10 p.m., each Wednesday, in
the Davison Center, runs for
10 weeks. Gerald M. _Tenen-
baum .is the instructor.
Social ballroom dance classes
for juniors,. 9 to 12, have be-
gun, and are held at 4 p.m.,
each Thursday, at the Davison
Branch. Juniors will learn the
fox trot, waltz, rhumba, tango,
mambo and cha cha during
the 10-session course. '
Registrations are being ac-
cepted also for a junior tap
dance class of 10 sessions, open
to boys and girls 5 to 9. The
course, taught at the Davison
Center, also teaches personality
and song routines.
Information on all three
courses may be obtained by
calling the Center, WE. 3-7380.
Contentment with our lot is
an element Of happiness.—Aesop
Woman Heads Temple
Mrs. Hugo Dalsheimer was
Founder of German Maccabi,
Dr. Theilhaber, Dies in Israel
'11.1.4 AVIV (JTA) — Funeral elected president of the Balti-
services were held Sunday for more Hebrew Congregation,
Dr. Ernest Theilhaber, physician oldest synagogue in Maryland.
and sportsman, who died in
Israel at the age of 71. He was
founder of the Maccabi sports
organization in Germany 50
years ago, and is the author of
a number of books about Ger-
man' Jewry, the best known of
which is "The Decline of Ger-
man Jewry."
How Did We Get
to be America's
Largesthealer?
--Simply by saving oar
tattooers the most mossy
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JERUSALEI41 — The Jewish
Agency executive, in plenar3r
session Monday night, approv-
ed the 1956-57 budget of 157,t-
125,000 pounds, including an
increase of 13 million pounds
asked by Dr. Giora Josephthal,
Agency treasurer, to replace
funds originally expected from
the Israel government for im-
migrant housing. The budget is
expected- to insure reception of
45,000 immigrants this year. .
The executive also approved
a proposal to guarantee a 10,-
000,000 pound bond issue to be
floated by the Keren Hayesod,
flnancial arm of the Agency.
Bonds would bear 61/2 per cent
interest and would be repaid
within eight years at a rate
tied to either the Israel cost
of living ind6c or the dollar
rate.
Finance Minister Levi Eshkol
laid estimates for a 900,000,000.
pound budget for 1956-57 be-
fore the Israel Cabinet Mon-
day. In addition, Mr. Eshko'l
proposed imposition of a' spe-
cial tax to raise a 50,000,000
pound defense 'fund, and Con-
tinuation of the campaign to.
bring to its • 25„000,000 pound
goal the. voluntary defense
fund started with contributions
by the Israeli people when
they heard that Czechoslovakia
was selling Egypt offensive
weapons. The Cabinet also
heard a report by Foreign
Minister Moshe Sharett on cur-.
rent international develop-
ments, including Ang1O-Ameri-
can developments. Mr. Sharett
reported in detail on talks be-
tween Premier Ben-G-arion and
himself with UN Secretary-
General D a g Hammarskjold
during the latter's visit here
last week.
A proposal that a world
Jewish conference, composed of
representatives of various
groups in world Jewry,. be held
immediately after the World
Zionist Congress which is to
take place here at the end of
April, was made by Dr. Nahum
Goldmann, chairman of the
Jewish Agency_ executive, at
the executive's plenary session.
Dr. Goldmann also suggested
that the forthcoming Zionist
Congress should meet for 10
days, three of which should. be
devoted to Israel's political and
security situation and the seven
others to current Zionist af-
fairs and reorganizational prob-
lems. Joseph Sprinzak, Speaker
of the Israel Parliament and
member of the Jewish Agency
executive, suggested that the
Zionist Congress should last
five days only,
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