Governor McKeldin to Address JNF Brandeis Women to Launch Drive
annual Tel-E-Phon Day of January. Mrs. Manuel Rotten-
Annual Women's Donor Tea Jan. 26 for The
new members of the Detroit berg will be in charge of the
Former Governor Theodore
Roosevelt McKeldin of Mary-
land will be the guest speaker
at the annual donor tea of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund, to be held at
Temple Israel, Tuesday, Jan.
26, 12:30 p.m.
The program also will fea-
ture musical selections by
Sima and Arnold Miller of Chi-
cago. Mrs. Miller, who will sing
a group of folk songs-, will be
accompanied by her husband
who also will play .piano ,solos.'
Foriner Governor of Mary-
land and Mayor of Baltimore,
McKeldin has devoted much of
Mrs. HARRY L. JONES, his spare time to aid Jewish
past chairman of the Women's causes. He has visited Israel
Division of the Allied Jewish several times and has become
Campaign in Detroit, turns closely acquainted with the
over a check for $667,000 to State's needs and the objec-
MELVIN DUBINSKY, of St. tives of causes assisting, the
Louis, national UJA cash State.
chairman. Mrs. Jones was a
President of the United Na-
delegate to the 22nd annual tions Association of Maryland,
conference of the United Jew- McKeldin has held many im-
ish Appeal in New York, portant posts and has received
where che c k s representing many honors.
cash collected since July 1
He long has been an advo-
were presented. The new total
cate of more liberal immigra-
emerging from the conference
tion laws. He is a member of
was $69,300,000 raised during
the National Committee on
1959 to aid over 600,000 Jew-
Immigration and Naturaliza-
ish men, women and children
tion.
ht Israel, 25 overseas coun-
He is the author of various
tries and newcomers to the magazine articles and of two
United States.
books. He is the recipient of the
1952 and 1954 Freedoms Foun-
dation Awards, the Sydney Hol-
lander Foundation Award for
the promotion of better inter-
The Jewish News dead- racial relations, International
Nfie for all editorial copy is Youth's Distinguished Service
at noon on Mondays.
Citation of the International
The deadline for Classi- Society of Christian Endeavor,
fied Advertising is at 11 the 20th annual citation of the
a.m. on Wednesday and Dis- Brotherhood of Temple Ohabei
play Classified 4:30 p.m. Shalom of Boston, for further-
ing the cause of human brother-
Tuesday.
and the Histadrut Award
Earlier deadlines are set hood,
for outstanding aid and service
for holiday weeks, and copy to the State of Israel. He was
that arrived after the dead- the 1953 "Man of the Year,"
line was of necessity selected and cited by the Ad-
omitted from this issue. vertising Club of Baltimore. In
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1953, too, he was awarded the
citation of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews
for his accomplishments in the
interests of brotherhood and
"an enduring democracy." He
also is the recipient of the an-
nual award for 1954 of the Na-
tional Federation of Jewish
Men's Clubs, the citation of the
MaSsachusetts Committee of
Chapter, Brandeis University
National Women's Committee,
will take place on Jan. 10, it is
announced by Mrs. Alvin Bar-
nett, president.
Mrs. Daniel Siegel has been
appointed membership chair-
man, with Mrs. Leo Oreklin
serving as co-chairman.
They will be assisted by Mes-
dames Irving I. Bitkker, Robert
Danto, Robert Drews, Morey
Fenton, William Gershenson,
John Hopp, Jr., Harry Jaffa,
Samuel Kane, Samuel Kaplan,
Harry Lutz, Leo Mellen, Felix
Mahler, High Siegel, Ernest
Schwartz, Charles Wolpin and
Saul Zuieback.
Mrs. Daniel Siegel stated this
week that following the Tel-E-
Phon, to take place from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m., at the offices of
the Cadillac Plastics Co., a tea
is being arranged to honor new
members during the latter part
program.
Mrs. Jerry Morse, book fund
vice-president, advises that con-
tributions are appropriate to
commemorate joyous occasions
or for memoriams.
For information, call Mrs.
Morse, UN. 1-6063.
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Catholics, Protestants and Jews,
the Houston Jewish Community
Council Plaque, the De Molay
Legion of Honor Medal, and the
America-Israel Friendship
Award of the Mizrachi Women's
Organization.
About a score of colleges
and universities have honored
him with degrees, which include
doctor of laws, doctor of lit-
erature and doctor of human
letters. He is a fellow of Bran-
deis University.
JNF Auxiliary leaders em-
phasized this week that the
proceeds of this year's fund-
raising event will go towards
the establishment of the In-
dependence Forest project in
Israel. The site of the planned
forest, in which the 50 states
of the U. S. will be included,
will be on 2,000 acres of land
near Jerusalem. Each of the
50 States in the Union, and
the District of Columbia, will
have designated woodlands.
Mrs. George Lerner is presi-
dent of the Detroit JNF Auxil-
iary.
Mrs. William Levin is this
year's fund-raising chairman.
Her co-chairmen are Mesdames
Milton Winston and Ben Nosan.
The 10 division chairmen are:
Mesdames George Bayer, I.
Kardener, S. Lifsitz, B. Minns,
S. Pearlman, H. Portnoy, J.
Ring, J. Seidman, D. Stewart
and M. Winston.
Special chairmen are: Golden
Book, Mrs. N. Rosin; Sefer Ha-
Yeled, Mr. H. Newcorn; Sefer
Bar Bitzvah, Mrs. J. Kraft.
Donor secretaries • are: Mes-
dames S. Rosenblatt, chairman;
I. Bloom, C. Friedenberg, L.
Lesser and A. Schneider.
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With its goal of 1,000 new
members nearly in sight, the
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Bri th
Women's Council is making
plans for a city-wide member-
ship and membership retention
program on Jan. 11
Mrs. Phillip Edecneit, presi-
dent of the Council, has named
Mrs. Charles Galinsky, member-
ship chairman, and Mrs. Harry
Bodzin, retention chairman, to
head the evening event, at Adas
Shalom Synagogue.
An "Around the Clock" fash-
ion show will highlight the
program, which marks the cul-
mination of individual efforts
by the Council's 26 local chap-
ters who have been holding
monthly teas.
Further information is avail-
able by calling Mrs. Galinsky,
at UN 2-3398, or Mrs. Bodzin,
UN 4-8872.
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5—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 1, 1960
WA. Cash Fund
Up to $69,300,000