Pin 35 New Israel Sponsors
at Bond Women's Luncheon

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' Becoming a Trustee of Israel for the fourth consecutive
year with the purchase of a $10,000 Israel Bond, and urging
others to do so is (top photo) Mrs. CHARLES MILAN (right),
chairman of the Detroit Women's Division, State of Israel
Bonds, who hands . her check to Mrs. JOSEPH KATCHKE,
honorary chairman Of the Women's Division and hostess at a
re-cent Sponsors Luncheon, at which Israeli actress ORNA
PORAT was honored guest. There were 35 new national spon-
sors ($1,000 Bond purchasers) added to the Detroit group who
were pinned at the luncheon. They are pictured in the two
photos above, left to . right, top photo seated: Mesdames HAT-
TIE SLOAN, MORRIS NOVETSKY, JULES KRAFT, LOUIS
REDSTONE and MEYER STAMELL; standing: Mesdames IR-
WIN GREEN, PHILIP SLOMOVITZ, Mrs. Katchke, Miss Porat,
Mrs. Milan, PHILIP HELFMAN, CHARLES HELMAN, SAM
KAMPNER and MORRIS SUKENIC.
In the bottom photo, left to right, seated, are Mesdames
Katchke, LOUIS LA MED, RUBEN SHAYE, JACOB SEGAL,
MAURICE SHACKET and GEORGE SPOON; standing, Mes:
dames ROBERT RUCH, HYMAN GOLD, ROSE TUKEL, Miss
Porat, Mrs. Milan, JOSEPH ROSEN, ABE ROSENBERG (who
accepted for the Zedakah Club), MAX SPOON and PHILIP
HELFMAN.
Not present at the award ceremony were Mesdames Philip
Assh, Harry Basin, Norman Blake, Leon Kay, Lester Lapides,
Bernard Pearl, George D. Seyburn, Nathan Slobin Daniel Tem-
chin, Paul Zuck;rman, Wolf Snyder, Alfred Rosen, Ella Felman
and Allen Kraft.

$1 Surplus Food Program by CARE
Backed by Mizrachi Organization

The Mizrachi Organization of
Detroit this week announced
that initial response to its an-
nouncement on CARE surplus
food packages to Israel has been
"very encouraging."
The $1 surplus packages con-
taining an average of 22 pounds
of basic foods may be sent
through an authorized CARE
representative or through the
Mizrachi organization.
In appealing to organizations
and individuals to back the
CARE non-profit program for
Israel, Mizrachi leaders stated
that "this is an unusual op-
portunity to help our brethren
in Israel by making available
as many food parcels as pos-
_
sible."
The $1 packages may not be
sent to individuals, but will
be distributed by the Welfare
Department of the Israel gov-
ernment according to need and
for general relief.
Checks should be made pay-
able to CARE. For additional
information, call the Mizrachi
Office, TO. 8-3128.

Gets Law Assn. Post
PHILADELPHIA, (JTA) —
Dr. Howard I. Forman, has been

elected vice president of the
Philadelphia Patent Law A.sso-
ciatiOn.

ish-national rebirth. - •
Prof. Levin's tribute to Bran-

Prof. Levin Evaluates Brandeis
as Zionist, Jurist, and Lawyer at
JNF-Historical Museum Celebration'

Louis Dembitz Brandeis, great
jurist, noted Zionist leader and
evaluator of basic American
principles of democracy and so-
cial justice, was honored Wed-
nesday evening, at the Detroit
Historical Museum, at a tribute
meeting marking • the 100th an-
niversary of his birth.
The Brandeis celebration was
held simultaneously with the
presentation of a Jewish Nation-
al Fund Golden Book certificate
to the Museum.
The address in tribute to
Justice Brandeis' memory was
delivered by Prof. Samuel M.
Levin, of Wayne State Uni-
versity.
The prsentation of the cer-
tificate, received from • Jerusa-
lem, was made by William
Hordes who spoke briefly on his
recent experiences in Israel.
Ben Harold, JNF president,
explained that the Museum was
inscribed in the Golden Book
of JNF in Jerusalem during the
American Jewish Tercentenary.
Henry D. Brown, director
of the Museum, accepting the
certificate, said the Tercen-
tenary represented a real
challenge to the Detroit His-
torical Society. He said it was
"an experiment that worked
very well," and pointed to a
volume of hundreds of mes-
sages from all over the coun-
try commending the Detroit
Museum for its attainments.
George W. Stark, president of
the Detroit Historical Society,
said the Museum is proud to add
the JNF document to the collec-
tion on hand. He invited the
gathering's 'continued ' interest
in the Museum's work.
Opening the meeting, as
vice-president of the Histori-
cal Society, Leonard N. Sim-
ons, in a two-minute speech,
gave an impressive evaluation
of Jewish National Fund work

deis incorporated all the ele-
ments of the great jurist's life
Jewish interests acquired
when he was past 50, his legal
the jurist's great contributions work which _started at 21, and
as American and Jew, as lawyer, as a jurist for 23 years, begin-
judge and Zionist leader.
ning with his 60th year.
"In Zionism, he saw the
Miss Barbara Paulson, of the
possibility of realizing the Museum staff, arranged for the
cherished ideals of freedom, - refreshments served during a
social justice and democracy," social hour following the pro-
Prof. Levin said.
gram.
Reviewing Brandeis' genius
as a lawyer, Prof. Levin de-
scribed ,his masterly knowledge
of industrial management and
Cash and Carry on
insurance. He said that Brandeis
now is considered as having
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ranked equally with John Mar-
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shall as a great jurist. Brandeis,
he said, was responsible for
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initiating the Massachusetts in-
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surance plan which still is in
force.
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He poirited out that Bran-
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deis advocated, half a cen-
tury ago, an annual wage for
(Cleaned and Hand Finished)
labor. He recalled Brandeis'
work in the field of industrial
relations, and primarily his
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efforts in behalf of New York
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garment workers in 1910.
Quoting the late Dr. Solomon
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Goldman, who spent much time
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with Brandeis, has having said
that Brandeis "was_ the most
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IN DETROIT, OAK PARK
Zionist," Prof. Levin showed
AND VICINITY.
how deeply Brandeis was de-
voted to the movement for Jew-
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in Israel as he had seen it on
his recent visit in Israel. Ile

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praised the movement for its
reafforestation activities and
described how Palestinian
wasteland has been transform-
ed into blooming gardens.
"JNF thus has helped make an
arid land livable," he said.
Prof. Levin, in his moving
tribfite to Brandeis, evaluated

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