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Gives Funds for Retarded Children
Farband to Unveil Plaques
Honoring Departed Leaders
The unveiling of plaques me-
morializing three prominent
leaders in the Detroit commun-
ity will be a part of the program
of the annual Farband City Con-
ference .
The conference, to begin on
Dec. 29, in the Morris L. Schav-
er auditorium of the Labor
Zionist Institute, will feature an
address by Louis Segal, general
secretary of Farband.
The unveiling ceremony is
planned for the following day,
when the official naming of
rooms in the Institute will honor
the late Morris S. Kramer, Israel
M. Hertz and Alex Nichamin.
Harry Schumer, chairman of
the Farband City Committee,
will preside at sessions of the
conference.
Until his death in 1943, Mr.
Hertz was active in numerous
communal causes. He was a
charter member of Arlazaroff
Branch 137 of the Farband, and.
Looking over a letter of thanks sent to the Women's
Auxiliary of the Maimonides Medical Society for its recent
donation to the Detroit Association for Retarded Children,
Inc., are, left to right, Mesdames MAX STEINER, a past presi-
dent; HARRY PAYSNER, projects chairman; SANFORD BEN-
NETT, vice-president, and ARTHUR GOLDBERG, president.
The letter, sent by Mrs. F. E. Anderson, director of DARC,
states that the money will sponsor schooling for a new group
of retarded youngsters. Other projects of the Society include
medical scholarships for needy students here and in Israel,
sponsorship of a clinical research laboratory at the Hadassah-
Hebrew University Medical School and furnishing of prosthetic
appliances for disabled veterans.
Judge Baum Speaks
on Brandeis Tonight
Judge Victor J. Baum will
discuss "Brandeis — Legacy of
Freedom and Zionism" in a spe-
cial program marking the 100th
anniversary of the birth of the
late Justice Louis D. Brandeis,
arranged by Branch 4 of the
Labor Zionist Organization, at
the Labor Zionist Institute, to-
night, at 8:30, it was announced
by Ben Harold, branch chair-
man.
Refreshments and a social
hour will follow the meeting.
Guests are invited.
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Pioneer Women Bring
Mrs. Vilenski to Speak
at Two-Day Parley
Mrs. Batsheva Vilenski, direc-
tor of the vocational training
program for the youth depart-
ISRAEL M. HERTZ
ment of the Working Women's
Council in Israel, will be here is adhered to the
slogan
next month for a two-day con- for the Jewish National Fund:
clave with the Detroit Council "A coin a day is the JNF way."
of Pioneer Women.
He was extremely active in
The announcement, made by choral societies, especially the
Mrs. Michael Michlin, chairman Shaarey Zedek Choir and Hale-
of the Easti7 -
vy Choral Society, contributing
Central Region
his services to the former for
of Pioneer Wo-
15 years.
men, states that
His interest in music prompt-
Mrs. Vilenski,
ed his family two years ago to
now on a six-
contribute a music scholarship
month tour of
to Wayne State University. His
U. S. and Can-
interest in communal work .is
ada, will speak
carried out by his wife, Sadie,
at a member-
and children, Riva, Benjamin,
Dr. •Phillip and Dr. Sidney
ship meeting
Hertz.
on Jan. 2, in
the Labor Zi-
Morris S. Kramer, who also
onist Institute,
passed away in 1943, was presi-
dent of Branch 79 of the Far-
1,9161 Schaefer. Mrs. Wasser
Following a message from band, secretary of the Farband
Mrs. Irving Turner, Council City Committees, a contributor
president, Mrs. Frank Wasser, of poetry and articles to national
vice-president of organization, Jewish publications.
will preside and introduce the
speaker.
Name Young Detroiter
Mrs. Vileriski, who will talk
on the work of Moatzot Hapo- to U.S. Diplomatic Corps
alot, will also meet with mem-
Gerald B. Heiman, son of Mr.
bers of the executive board of and Mrs. Leo Heiman, of 19600
the local Council on Jan. 3.
Roslyn, has been named by
Later in the day, she will President Eisenhower to the
address new members of the U.S. diplomatic corps.
Council executive at an integra-
The 24-year-old Detroiter will
tion tea, to be co-chaired by have the status of a vice-consul
Mrs. Jack Stein, integration and secretary in the diplomatic
chairman; and Mrs. David Shul- service, although his specific
man, membership chairman. assignment has not been re-
fr
Mrs. Rebecca Cohen and her vealed.
social committee will make ar-
A graduate of Cass Technical
rangements for the tea.
High School and law graduate
Mrs. Vilenski, formerly head of the University of Michigan,
of the department of vocational Heiman now lives with his wife
training for youth in Histadrut, and daughter in South Arling-
is presently a member of the ton, Va.
executive of Moatzot Hapoalot
and Histadrut. She is chairman Sholem Aleichem Institute
of her kibbutz council and head Plans New Year's Event
of its economic division.
Harry Cash has been named
chairman of a New Year's Eve
Murnford Alumni Ass'n.
celebration planned at the Sho-
Schedules Dance Wednesday lem Aleichem Institute. The
The Mumford Alumni Asso- program will feature music for
ciation will present a dance on dancing, food from supper to
Wednesday evening, in the breakfast, favors and prizes. All
school gymnasium. The Counts proceeds will go toward expan-
will play music for dancing. sion of the Institute.
The committee planning the
CARD OF THANKS
program includes Stanford Solo-
The family of the late Harry
vich, Anita Kramer, Dan Cas-
cade, Sybil Golden, Fred Aver- Kushner acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
buck and Shirley Graff.
kind expressions of sympathy
As riches go, care follows, extended by relatives and
and a thirst for more and friends during the family's re-
more.
cent bereavement
A charter member of a local
Poale Zion group and board
member of the United Jewish
Folk Schools, Mr. Kramer's fam-
ily has followed in his footsteps.
His wife, Mildred, two sons,
Richard and Albert, and a
daughter, Mrs. Gerson Berris,
all are active in the Labor Zion-
ist movement.
Labor Zionism and Israel oc-
cupied much of the life of Alex
NCCJ Prepares Three
Brotherhood Packets
The National Conference of
Christians and Jews has issued
three packets of brotherhood
program ideas for the use of
Protestant, Catholic and Jewish
schools and religious organiza-
tions.
The Jewish packet was pre- .
pared by Mrs. Sonya Kaufer
under the supervision of Rabbi
Emanuel Rackman of the Far
Rockaway Jewish Center.
Entitled "Brotherhood Under
God" the brochures are designed
specifically f o r Brotherhood
Week, to be observed Feb. 17-24.
The material is also useful for
year-round brotherhood pro-
Nichamin. Through the time of
his death in 1952, Mr. Nichamin
served in numerous capacities
with the United Jewish Appeal,
Israel Bonds, AMPAL, Jewish grams.
National Fund and Histadrut.
His son, Larry, carries out his
father's enthusiasm for Labor
Zionism being a member of the available on February 8, 15 and
22. Also, March 8, 15 and 22.
board of trustees of the Labor
Reservations accepted by
Zionist Institute, as do his wife,
JULES DONESON TRAVEL
Gussie, a daughter, Esthelle and
AGENCY
another son, Rubin.
Rabbi Morris Adler will
speak at the dedication program,
WE NEED
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Boarding h o m e s for children
family. All friends and col- temporarily separated from their
families.
leagues of the three late leaders
are invited to attend.
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