Good Reports in
Histadrut Drive
Progress is being made by the
1961 Israel Histadrut Campaign
and all indications point to a
successful drive by the time of
the Feb. 28 closing date, it was
reported this week.
A record number of volunteer
workers _attended the campaign's
first report meeting last Sunday
in the Hayim Greenberg Center
where division totals reported to
Isadore Shrodeck, chairman of
the breakfast session, showed
that all divisions were past the
50 per cent mark.
Sidney Shevitz summarized the
achievements of Histadrut dur-
ing the past 40 years, and set
forth reasons why it is incum-
bent upon the American Jewish
community to not only maintain
its present level of assistance to
the young State but to intensify
it in the coming years.
All divisions of the campaign
were represented at Sunday's
meeting, with the Farband group
leading. A second report meet-
ing on Feb. 12 in the Green-
berg Center, will be addressed
by Saadia Gelb, former Ameri-
can and a resident of Kibbutz
Kfar Blum for the past 14
years. Gelb, currently visiting in
the United States as a special
emissary of the Histadrut, will
be tendered a series of private
receptions in the course of his
five-day visit including a special
meeting with Branch 4 of the
Labor Zionist Organization, a re-
ception by LZO Branches 7 and
11 and a reception by the Israel
Study Group under the chair-
manship of Norman Katz.
Increased returns over The
previous year's drive are being
reported by Earl Weingarden
and Aaron Berg of the Furniture
Division. Biggest single produc-
ing group in the campaign is
Arlazaroff Branch 137 of Far-
band. Morritz Schubiner, His-
tadrut chairman of this group,
announces that arrangements
have been completed with the
Farband City Committee chair-
man, Harry Schumer, for a spe-
cial,Histadrut evening Feb. 14, at
which time they will play host to
Baruch and Nina Zuckerman, for-
mer American Labor Zionist lead-
ers and now residents of Israel.
The Feb. 12 meeting will mark
the first Detroit showing of
"Beyond the Wilderness," a
new dramatic color film based
on Histadrut's 40 years of
achievement.
Phyllis Duboff Will
Wed Jack Thav
MWSMOMM
MISS PHYLLIS DUBOFF
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Duboff
of Riverdale, N. Y., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Phyllis Joy, to Jack Mer-
rill Thav, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Thav, Jr., of Schaefer Road.
The bride-elect attended
George Washington High School
and Montefiore School of Nurs-
ing, both in New York. Her
fiance attended the University
of Michigan, Wayne State Uni-
versity, and is presently attend-
ing the City College of New
York. He is affiliated with
Kappa Nu Fraternity.
ZOD Chapter One Reactivated
In a campaign to reactivate affiliates _ of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, on the occasion of Israel's approaching
13th anniversary, Chapter One of ZOD, which for a number of
years was one of the most active Zionist groups in the city,
was recently reorganized. Special awards are being offered to
those bringing in the largest number of new members in
Chapter One. Those interested in affiliating with this chapter
are asked to call the ZOD office, DI 1-8540. Group leaders
who succeeded in reacting it included: From the left: seated,
Mesdames Myer Mandelbaum, Seymour Chafetz, Irving Handel-
man, Leona Gooze and David Sklash; standing, Seymour
Chafetz, William P. - Shanfield, David Sklash, Dr. Bernard
Weston ZOA regional membership chairman; Irving Handel-
man and Myer Mandelbaum.
omen's awls
(More Clubs Page 15)
CHANNA CZENESH CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will meet
12:30 p.m. Monday at the Hayim
Greenberg Center for a review
by Mrs. Jacob Segal of "The
Last of the Just." Refreshments
will be served by hostesses
Mesdame s - Lena Cranis and
Belle Ekelman. Guests are wel-
come.
* * *
GREAT LAKES CHAPTER,
Women's Branch of the Union
of Orthodox Jewish Congrega-
tions of America, has elected
Mrs. Oscar Bank president of a
new slate of officers. They in-
clude Mesdames David J. Cohew
and Joshua Sperka, vice presi:
dents; David Dombey and Sarah
Cern, secretaries; and Harry
Portnoy, treasurer. All ortho-
dox sisterhoods are invited to
join the chapter. The next meet-
ing will be held at 1 p.m., Feb.
15 at the home of Mrs. Sperka: -
* * *
JUNIOR PRIMROSE CLUB
has presented its semi-annual
donation of $1,250 to the Detroit
Association for Retarded Chil-
dren.
* * *
ROSENWALD LADIES.
AUXILIARY, American Legion,
will hold an executive board
meeting 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Bessie For-
man, r 18953 Stansbury.
* * *
CONG. BETH JOSEPH
SISTERHOOD will give a Valen-
tine Luncheon noon Feb. 14 at
the synagogue.
* * *
RADOMER LADIES AUXIL-
IARY announces its annual
games party will be held Feb.
20 at Young Israel of Oak-
Woods. In charge of the event
are Mrs. F a n n i e Weinman,
chairman, and Mrs. Margaret
Garber, co-chairman. Refresh-
ments and prizes will be fea-
tured. P ro ceeds will go to
charity.
* * *
BETH AARON SISTERHOOD
will hold its first oneg shabbat
of the year 2:30 p.m. Saturday
in the social hall. The program
will commemorate the Sholem
Aleichem Centenary and will
feature selected readings from
and a discussion of the life of
Sholem Aleichem. Participants
will include Mesdames Benjamin
H. Gorrelick, chairman; Jack
Kanner, co-chairman; and Hyman
Zalenko, Sisterhood president.
Cantor Ihil Gildin will render
milsical portions, and Mrs. Ben
Z. Freeman and Rabbi Benjamin
Gorrelick will read from the orig-
inal works of Sholem Aleichem.
Refreshments will be served.
Friends of the Sisterhood - are
invited.
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DELTA PHI. EPSILON
ALUMNI plans a co-ed howling
party 9 p.m. Feb. 11 at Berkley
Lanes. Sorority members are
invited. For information, call
Barbara Kaye, LI 7-3191.
* * *
DETROIT LINK, Order of the
Golden Chain, will award an all-
expenses paid vacation for two at
the Miami Beach Carillon Hotel
at a fund-raising event Feb. 27.
Proceeds from the affair will be
used toward equipment at Chil-
dren's Hospital. For information,
contact Worthy Matron Esther
Horowitz, UN 1-2830, or Worthy
Patron Emanuel Rosen, DI 1-3950.
* * *
GOLDA IVIYERS ON CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will hold
a Tu - B'Shvat party with games
and movies 7:30 p.m. Sunday at
the Hayim Greenberg Center. Re-
freshments will be served. Guests
and friends are invited.
* * *
"Giants of Justice" by Albert
Vorspan will be reviewed by
Ruth L. Cassel at a general meet-
ing of BUSINESS AND PROFES-
SIONAL G R 0 U P, Hadassah,
8:15 p.m. Feb. 14 at Hadassah
House. Lillian Abramsohn, chair-
man of the Eye Bank, will speak
according to Gol
gram chair
invited.
held.
SHAARE
CLUB will conduct Sabbath serv-
ices 9 a.m. Saturday at the
Jewish Home for the he
synagogue choir,
Frohman and
enldar, w'
a a musical
portions
Torah covers,
of w were hand-em-
broi
by
Bro , will b ~ resen
to
. Resid
ed to p
, acco
iden
o-
ch
e of ti
or .the
Age e Club are
Nathan E. Shur and David B.
Brown.
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ROSENWALD POST and
UNIT of the American Legion
is sponsoring a coach of children
from the White School at attend
the Shrine Circ
esday after-
noon. Ame
egion _, posts
and cha
"treat"
youngsters
to t
,s guests o the
De
'stricts Ass' is of
mean Legion Po
e
Districts
Judy Levinson Invited to Be Michigan
Candidate for Cherry Blossom Princess.
Miss Judy Levinson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lev-
inson, has the distinction of
having been invited to be a
candidate for the 1961 Michigan
Cherry Blossom Princess.
Judy, who is 181/2
sophomore at Wa
to Uni-
versity, made
a deep im-
pression on
chigan officials,
while she
the inaugura-
tion of
esident Kennedy in
Was
ton, that J • yce D. as-
wel and Anne
ch
en of the
igan State
in n, D. C., a
can
for C
Princes
a guest of the
Society at i
ual dinner-
dance in
ington's Shor
ham Hot
n Feb
Miss Levinson also was in-
vited to a special reception at
which she was to receive in-
struction a n d introductions.
"Following dinner," the formal
invitation read, "the eight can-
ates will be presented and
ch
of one for Princess made
by
ning a wheel. Good
luck."
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Freda Greenbaum Goldberg
nnounces the opening of her
iano classes for the 1961
season. Prospective students
can call her at TO 9-1722.
adv.
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a were recently married at
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VOTE - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1961
Elect ... STEVEN I.
VICTOR
JUDGE
of COMMON PLEAS
Non-Partisan
• Practicing Attorney, 10 Years • Overseas Veteran
• Native Detroiter • Past President, Detroit Chapter,
Tau Epsilon Rho, National Jewish Law Fraternity