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Women Set Six
Histadrut Rally Sunday Seeks
to Clear Way for Campaign Closing Pie-G Day Fetes

With the Detroit Israel Hista-
drut Campaign now in mop-
ping-up stage, approximately 15
percent of the solicitation cards
are still in the hands of work-
ers, the Histadrut office an-
nounced this week.
In an effort to gather as many
outstanding cams as possible,
and to speed
the canapaign
to a success-
ful conclusion
a worker's
rally has been
arranged for 11
a.m., Sunday,
at the Labor
Zionist Insti-
tute, 1 9 1 6 1
Schaefer.
Coming di-
rectly here
from Israel
(he left the
Haskin
country o n 1 y
this week) to address the rally
will be Itzhak H•askin, treas-
urer of the Histadrut executive
in Israel.
Haskin came to Israel in 1925

as a graduate of the Lomzer
and Sl•abotka Yeshivas. He is a
founder of the Moshav move-
ment, member of the Mapai
executive committee and direc-
tor of the Histadrut munici-
pality department.
Campaign workers also will
hear reports on the progress of
the annual third seder, spon-
sored by the organization,
which this year will feature as
guest speaker: Brig. Gen. S. L.
A. Marshall.
The third seder will be held
April 18, in the Adas Shalom
Synagogue social hall. Appear-
ing with Gen. Marshall, whose
articles on Israel have wbn high
13aise throughout the nation,
will be the Tzabar Group, a
troupe of young men• and
women who sing the songs and
dance the dances of Israel.
Another feature of the event
will be the appearance of Alek-
sander Gronowski, a member
of the Oneg Theater Group and
a long-time member of the
Yiddish theater of Poland and
Israel.

Detroiters' Guide in Israel Gives
Reasons for Yonne.- State's Courage

When the delegation of De-
troit community leaders visited
Israel last October, their guide
was Captain Mordechai Pe'er, of
31 Keren, Kayemeth St., GiVat

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Nuclear Physicist Is New Refugee in Israel

Invitations have been sent to
2,000 workers in the general
solicitation branch of the Wo-
men's Division, Allied Jewish
Campaign, for pre-G Day meet-
ings to be held April 1, 2, and
3, as follows:
Monday, April 1, 1 p.m., at
Davison Jewish Center, Mrs.
Adolph Lowe, vice-chairman,
will preside, assisted by Mrs.
Maurice Perlman. Division
chairmen participating include:
Mesdames Morris Robinson,
Milton Hesslein, Norman Lee-
mon, David Shubow, Morris
Miller, Jack B. Udow, Sidney
Kaye, Sidney Solomon and Si-
mon L. Cohen.
Monday, April 1, 1 p.m., Ber-
man Branch of Hebrew Schools,
Mrs. Saul J. Rubin chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Arthur R.
Soltar. Division chairmen parti-
cipating: Mesdames Charles
Perlman, Charles Abramson,
Richard A. Serlin, Charles Sni-
der, George Barahal, Melvin H.
Hornstein, Asher N. Tilchin and
Mitchell Mandeberg.
Tuesday, April 2, 1 p.m., Ber-
man Branch of Hebrew Schools,
Mrs. Irving Burke, chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Daniel Car-
penter. Division chairmen par-
ticipating: Mesdames .Bernard
Bladen, Allan G. Agree, Sidney
S. Savage, John C. Hopp, Jr.,
Harvey G. Snider, Leopold Sny-
der, Jack Rom, Myer Teitel-
baum and Lippman L. Lum.-
berg.

This week, Leonard Simons,
who was a member of the De-
troit delegation, received a
letter from Capt. Pe'er in which
he wrote:
"It is very heartening to learn
that Detroit, as well as the rest
of the United States Jewry, is
behind us in these hard times,
when we call in vain upon the
world for a little bit of justice
—asking nothing more than be-
ing allowed to live in peace.
That we have no territorial am-
bitions we have stressed again
and again and also proved our
good will by retreating from all
the Sinai, which our army had
conquered. As for our work
here—well, you saw for your-
self; all we want is to be per-
mitted to continue building the
country and receive and re-
,those of our brothers
who have no other place to go
but managed to reach. here and
who .are, alas, nearly always
destitute.
"You . mention that you were
surprised by what occurred
after you left Israel because,
during your stay, you did not
notice a • general feeling of
nervousness or undue trouble.
We are used to living under
tension and, if we would give
way to hysteria or nervousness,
we would not be able to carry
on. We have learned to take
just about everything in our
stride."
Capt. Pe'er originally came
from Poland. His parents, broth-
ers and sisters were murdered
in Nazi concentration camps.
He alone was permitted to work
jn a labor camp because he was
young and strong. At the time
the Americans landed in Ger-
many, he and others in his
camp were moved to another
camp where they were to be
doomed to death. Together with
five others, an escape was tried
but four of them were shot and
he and another boy managed to
get away, eventually landing in
Israel. He is now married and
the father of two children. He
told Simons
"After what I've gone through,
I'm not afraid of anything that
can ever happen to me again as
long as I Jive, I will fight to
my death to defend Israel's
existence because of what it
means to me and to all the
other Jews like me who need
Israel so that we can have a
place to live as decent human
beings are entitled to• live."

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News) .

TEL AVIV—The 200 refugees
from Hungary who arrived at
Haifa • Monday aboard the liner
Jerusalem included a number
of professional men, one of them
a nuclear physicist.
The scientist, a non-Jew
married to a Jewess, will join
the staff of the Weizmann
Institute.
Also aboard the vessel were
19 orphans from Europe, many
of whom were too young to
remember their parents. ,They
were taken to the, Youth Aliyah
school near Kfar Vitkin. Another

Tuesday, April 2, 8 p.m., at
Temple Emanu-El, Oak Park,
Mrs. Sherman Kay and Mrs.
Milton Y. Zussman, chairmen,
assisted by Mrs. Herschel
Stuart. Division chairmen par-
ticipating. Mesdames Stanley
Waxenberg, Harold Rubin-
stein, Sam Stoller, Ralph
Pierce, Moses Caplan, Balfour
Peisner, Ellis B. Rifkin, Harry
Roth, Bernard Pedell, Joseph E.
Steinberger and Charles Braun.

Wednesday, April 3, 1 - p.m.,
Berman Branch of • Hebrew
Schools, Mrs. Julian Priver,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Al-
fred Deutsch. Division chair-
men participating: Mesdames
Norman B. Goldman, Seymour
Gilmore, Irving Shulak, Ben-
jamin Burdick, Richard S.
Gunsberg, Herbert Sott, Leon-
ard Marein, Morris D. Kane,
Julian S. Tobias, Arthur Mon-
son, and Manual Weinstein,

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We take this opportunity to express our heartiest congratulations

and best wishes to our dear friend and esteemed colleague

RABBI and MRS. JOSEPH RABINOWITZ

on his sixtieth birthday anniversary. The entire Jewish Community

recognizes his untiring work and selfless devotion to the cause

of traditional Judaism. May the Lord bless you, dear colleague, with

many, many more years filled with fruitful endeavors and great

accomplishments, keep you in the best of health and enable you

to celebrate many more happy occasions in the years and decades

to come.

—Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Detroit

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Wednesday, April 3, 1 p.m.,
at Temple Emanu - El, Oak
Park, Mrs. Morris H. Brown
and Mrs. Merle Harris, chair-
men. Division chairmen parti-
cipating: Mesdames William L.
Deutsch, George M. Stutz, Wil-
liam Avrunin, Bernard S. Rub-
iner, Morris Tack, Barney
Aaron, Joe Radkin, Gerald
Steinberg, and Jack W. Nover.
Mrs. Sidney J. Winer and
Mrs. Nathan Rubin are direct-
ing the two skits to be present-
ed at the meetings.
The division having the larg-
est number of workers present
at each one of the six meetings
will receive a "Whimmy."
"Whimmies" have been de-
signed by Mesdames Herbert
S. Keiden and Richard Pren-
tis. Workers will receive their
kits at these meetings and will
begin their solicitation of the
12,000 women during that week.
A final report will be given at
the culminating G-Day, Sun-
day, April 7, to be held at Beth
Abraham Synagogue.

3 More Groups Join
Council; Total, 340

Three more organizations
have been accepted as mem-
bers of the Jewish Community
Council of Metropolitan Detroit
24,000 Morocco Youngsters Samuel J, Rhodes, Council
Receive Clothing from JDC
president, announced, bringing
More than 24,000 Jewish chil- the number to 340.
The new member organiza-
dren in Morocco received outfits
of clothing and shoes through a tions are: Jewish Metropolitan
mass distribution just completed Club, Labor Zionist Council and
by the Joint Distribution Com- Sisterhood of the Evergreen
Jewish Congregation.
mittee.

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