THE DETROIT JEW ISH NEW S -- Friday, June 27,

Harold Berke to Direct Midwest
Office of Histadrut Labor Council

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HAROLD BERKE, newly-appointed national representa-
tive of the National Committee for Labor Israel (left), looks on
with ALEXANDER KAHN, of the Jewish Forward, as
GREGORY BARDACKE, executive director of the American
Trade Union Council, presents WALTER REUTHER, presi-
dent of the UAW, with the Histadrut Humanitarian Award.

Harold Berke, a professional Bond office, he had directed the
communal worker whom De- Israel Histadrut Campaign in
troiters in the ranks of many Detroit for five years.
As part of his new duties,
organizations have come to
know well during his seven Berke will be national repre-
years here, last, week officially sentative of the American Trade
began his new duties as an ad- Union Council serving to coordi-
ministrator for the American nate activities of the Council
Trade Union Council of the Na- in principal American and
tional Committee for Labor Canadian cities. The Council
maintains liaison between His-
Israel.
In his new office, Berke rep- tadrut, the General Federation
resented this area at a dinner of Labor in Israel and the
in New York's Waldorf Astoria American labor movement.
Berke was first associated
Hotel, at which Walter P.
Reuther, president of the Unit- with Histadrut activities in his
ed Automobile Workers, was native city of Toronto, where
presented the annual Histadrut he served the organization for
Humanitarian Award.
a quarter of a century.
Berke rejoins Histadrut after His trade union background
an absence of two years, during includes membership on the or-
which he served as associate ganizing committee of the De-
resident manager for State of Haviland Aircraft Local in
Israel Bonds. 1942. He . is currently a mem-
Prior to his work with the her of the Community and So
cial Agency Employees, Local
1707. and is active in the Labor
Zionist Organization of Amer-
IF YOUR CHILD
with which he has been
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being recalled by the National
Committee for Labor Israel "to
aid in the promotion of greater -
understanding and cooperation
WE NEED
between the democratic trade
Boarding homes for children
union movement of America
temporarily separated from
and Israel."
their families.
The Midwest Council office -
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of Histadrut, which will be di-
Boarding care and oil other
rected by Berke, is located in
expenses.
the Hayim Greenberg Center,
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RICHARD E. CROSS, prom-
Jewish Family and
inent attorney and civic leader,
will be the new chairman of
Children's Service
the Detroit Commission on
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Memorial Bldg. A - social hour
will follow. The group is pre-
sently selling tickets for the
sixth annual Championship
Rodeo, to be held July 27, at
the State Fair Grounds, when
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Celia Weinberg and Theo-
dore Baruch, both residents of
this city, were joined together
in matrimony in a ceremony
;erformed on Wednesday by
Rabbi Morris Adler at the home
of the bride's brother, Dr.
Charles Weinberg, of Buffalo,
N. Y.
The new Mrs. Baruch is
executive director of the Wo-
men's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Detroit,
while Mr. Baruch is head of
the English department of
Pershing High School here.
The bride is the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Weinberg, of Buffalo. Her
father; a .leader in the Buffalo
community prior to his death
some years ago, was president
of the Pine Street Synagogue.
Mr. Baruch is the son of the
late Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Bar-
uch, of Detroit. Dr. Baruch was
a well-known physician and a
recognized Jewish scholar.
The couple left today from
New York City for an extended
honeymoon to Europe and Is-
rael. They will return here on
Aug. 3 to take up residence at
3311 W. Chicago.

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