Manitoba Attorney General Seeks Ban on Discrimination

Leader of CIA to Address Formal Opening
Function of Allied Jewish Drive March 21

HERBERT A. FRIEDMAN

Campaign, at the Jewish Center,
18100 Meyers, at 7 p.m. Monday,
March 21.
Irwin I. • Cohn, campaign
chairman, in his announcement
of formal opening plans, ex-
pressed confidence that the $3,-
000,000 half-way mark in the
campaign will be reached by

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March 21. Cohn also announced
that all divisions in the cam-
paign organization are conduct-
ing their own functions to spur
increased giving over last year.
He reported substantial in-
creases, particularly in the me-
chanical trades division.
Campaign functions already
have been sponsored by the me-
chanical trades, arts and crafts,
mercantile, food, junior and
women's divisions.
Next Tuesday, the furniture
section of the mercantile divi-
sion will meet at 6 p.m., at the
Furniture Club, 18940 Schaefer,
to hear Dr.
Samuel Haber,
assistant direc-
tor of Euro-
pean opera-
tions for the
Joint Distribu-
tion Commit-
tee.
The real es-
tate and build-
i n g division
will hold a
fund - raisin
dinner, 6 p.m.,
Wednesday, at
t h e Henrose
Hotel, with
Dr. Haber the
speaker.
Haber
Haber is an expert on Jewish
welfare problems in Poland,
Eastern Europe and other over-
seas areas. He has recently re-
turned from Poland, where, as
the first Joint Distribution Com-
mittee representative permitted
in that country since 1950, he
set up a special emergency re-
lief program in 1956 for Jewish -
repatriates to that country from
the Soviet Union.
"Keynoters" is this year's
new project, launched by the ail-S1.9.-SULSULSLASUL9.1.9.32.1.0.JULt -i
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Women's Division. - Mrs. Mor-
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ris Brandwine is chairman of
Certified Master
Keynoters, a section of the

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women to give at least 10
cents a day, or $36.50 a year.
Mrs. Brandwine reports that
a luncheon and fashion show
will be held at noon, Wednes-
day, at the Jewish Center.
The 500 women who attend

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Agadir Victims
Given JDC Aid

Lurie

Lefton

Louis C. Blumberg, John E.
Lurie and Abe Shiffman this
week were named Allied Jewish
Campaign vice-chairmen. Jack
0. Lefton is chairman of the
Detroit Service Group, the year-
round organization of campaign
workers in trades and profes-
sions.

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Jewelry, Arts & Crafts
Imported and Domestic
Open: Daily from 7 p.m.;
Sat. & Sufi., from 4 p.m.

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The Casablanca Jewish com-
munity evacuated the Talmud
Torah, and prepared the build-
ing to house refugees. About
100 Jewish refugees arrived in
Casablanca and another boat-
load was expected later. The
JDC contributed $5,000 for
emergency aid work.
On Monday, Kirsch presented
to the daughter of King Mo-
hammed V, Princess Lalla
Aicha, a check for 2,500,000
Moroccan francs ($5,000), to aid
in the relief of Agadir earth-
quake victims. The contribution
was for "general" relief activi-
ties, not earmarked solely for
Jewish victims.
Princess Lalla is head of the
National Moroccan Welfare Or-
ganization.
In presenting the check to
the Princess, Kirsch also of-
fered to the Welfare Organiza-
tion the use of JDC's Moroccan
staff of specialists in child
health, nutrition and general
social welfare. The gift, he
said, supplements the JDC con-
tribution of 12 tons of food and
other supplies already given in
Morocco for general distribu-
tion.
In addition to the gifts for
general distribution, JDC head-
quarters here pointed out, spe-
cial measures are also being
taken in Morocco for relief of
the many Jewish victims of the
disaster, estimated at a mini-
mum of 1,500.

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Herbert A. Friedman, execu-
tive'vice-chairman of the United
Jewish Appeal, will be the guest
speaker at the formal opening
dinner of the Allied Jewish

MONTREAL, (JTA) — The tion on grounds of race, re-
Attorney General of the Mani- ligion, colo' _-and ethnic or
toba Province has introduced national origin. The measure
will see a musical review of a bill in the provincial legis- was expected to receive the
Federation services combined lature to ban discrimination in support of all parties in the
with a look at next season's places of public accommoda- legislature.
women's and children's fash-
ions. Fashions are by Milgrim,
People Are Saying . .
Herzberg & Keystone and
West's Wee Modern.
HARRY ABRAM
Eleanor
is giving the best deal
Abrams, New
York radio
on the "ALL NEW"
commentator,
lecturer on
Middle E a s t-
1960
e r n affairs,
w i 11 address
the Keynoters
And CORVAIR
meeting.
Assist-
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Brandwine as
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of the Keynot-
ers' Steering
Commit-
tee are: Mes-
ames Albert
E. Cole, Ber-
Eleanor Abrams nard A. Gour-
witz, Miles Jaffe, Sherman Kay,
Milton Lucow, Bernard Pedell,
Maurice Perlman, Julien Priver,
Jack Rom, Richard M. Shway-
der, Myer Teitlbaum, Asher N.
Tilchin and Milton Y. Zussman.
Co-ordinator of the Keynoters
fashion show is Mrs. Richard
Freund. Mrs. Harry Landsman
is script writer and Mrs. Harry
L. Jackson, advisor. Mrs. Mil-
A luxurious deep pile . . . closely woven for dur-
ford R. Pregerson is narrator.
ability and wear. Choice of over 24 decorator colors.
Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner
wrote the special song and Mrs.
Nylon or Wool
Eli E. Gross is song director.
Special song pianist is Mrs.
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Leonard Birdorf and script pia-
nist is Mrs. Morris Stein.
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Installation
rice Reizen, Herbert Stoorman
and Eugene Hirsch.

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