…Unified Educational Plans In New Areas roposed by Hebrew Schools • Urge All Cultural Units To Aid in Expansion, THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review A revolutionary step was taken this week by the Unite d Hebrew Schools of Detroit in the direction of solidifyin related community groups for unified programs of actio n in areas where educational groups can cooperate, thus elim- inating unnecessary duplication of effort and expense. VOL. 17—No. ...…
…At the Keshenever Clinic in Israel 2 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 25, 1950 Detroit Hadassah Honored at Parley; Rush H-Day Plans An Israeli nurse gives a patient first aid at a Kupat Cholim clinic completely furnished by the Keshenever Bassaraber Society of Detroit, through the Detroit Israel Histadeut Committee. Detroit's Israel Histadrut Labor Committee is receiving numerous inquiries regarding the establishment of clinics in Israel...…
…•••• ■ • 1.0 • ••`----7,77 ' 7;.• • •■ ti• • • THE JEWISH NEWS-3 Frio:. Ant* 26. ur Bearer, Mink, Sable Coats, Capes, Stoles Every variety of Fur All 1951 designers Styles ... . qit„ 4444 r_ THIS is our FIRST Autumn Fur Sale! We have just returned from the fur market with hundreds of choice furs. All variety of skins ! All last-minute '51 styles in ready-made coats, capes' cape- jackets, scarves and stoles. Luxurious pelts for custom-m...…
…Help, Mr. Fireman As the Editor Views the News ... Dr. Solomon Goldman, one of American Jewry's most brilliant scholars whose contribu- tions to Jewish culture are mounting, has made another gift with his explanatory notes, com- ment on and synopsis of Maimonides' "Letter to the Jews of Yemen" ("Igereth Temon"), which has just been published by the Histadruth Ivrith of America on the press of the Jewish Publica- tion Society of America. Rabb...…
…Cash on AJC Campaign Pledges Needed to Hold Israel's Doors Open Allied Jewish Campaign col- lections for 1950 are keeping pace with those of 1949, but Is- rael's need for cash to main- tain immigration is so urgent that just keeping pace is not good enough, Samuel H. Rub- iner, president of the Jewish Welf a r e Federation, reported this week. Of the $1,608,000 collected to date on 1950 pledges, nearly . all already has been sent to the Unit...…
…Israel's Needs, Dangers Outlined At Mapal Parley; Ben-Gurion Says Mon Is Needed for Inuniorration Baruch Celebrates 80th Birthday 6—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 25, 1950 Israel Planning Deep Sea Fishing Project By A. SCHWARTZ Mr. Locker said that world TEL AVIV, (J TA) —Although Jewry • is not yet conscious of TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Ezra the danger of a new world wai the fact that it must contribute Fishing Company will soon everything in ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-7 .4111. **411 .11141111144 ... seaostessillt Friday. August 25, 1950 Reunion . . . Reprinted From "MINK MAGIC" A Weekly Column by Laurence O'Larry le The Detroit Free Press, Monday, August 14, 1950 " SAMUEL KANTER, 56, of Brooklyn, greets his sister, Fan- ny, 62, whom he has not seen for 40 years, upon her arrival in New York. FANNY'S immi gration was aided by HIAS, the Hebrew Immigrant Aid So- ciety. Her son and dau...…
…8—THE JEWISH NEWS On the Record Friday, August 25, 1950 By NATHAN Z I PR I N (Copyright, 1950, Our Letter Box Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, Inc.) Political Notes The question of a successor to James G. McDonald as our ambassador to Israel is receiving much attention in Washington these days. There is a coterie in the State Department that would like to see the portfolio handled to a career diplomat of pro-Arab orientation. However, inf...…
…litiornen .3 Ciao Mrs. Irving Lipson, president, RABBI MANDEL M. ZAGER CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, an- nounces a special fund raising meeting at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29, at the home of Mrs. Saul Schenfeld, 3036 Waverly. Attendance is urged by Mrs. Jack Klein, fund raising chair- man. * * * • The fall session for HEBREW LADIES AID SOCIETY will take place Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 30, at Bnai Moshe Syna- gogue. The afternoon feature will be a progr...…
…Miss Koenigsberg's Troth Told at Dinner M a pria 10 eJ At a recent family dinner, Mr. PERRIN-HORWITZ. Before a and Mrs. Joachim Koenigsberg SCHWARTZ - SHAPERO: Five of Buena Vista Ave., announced floral altar at the Whittier Hotel hundred guests witnessed the last Sunday. Elinor Marilyn Hor- candlelight ceremony Thursday witz beCame Mrs. Robert Lee evening, Aug. 24, in Temple Perrin. The candle-light serv- Beth El, at which Marianne ice wa...…
…■ ■ ., 9•111 11 THE JEWISH NEWS - 11 Friday, August 25, 1950 AdivitieJ in Society Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Korby were honored with a party at a special meeting by Turover Aid Society, Monday, Aug. 14, on the occasion of their forty-fifth wedding anniversary. Present was the Turover membership and the children and grandchildren of the honored couple. Hershel and Henrietta Lewis have returned from vacationing at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chi...…
…Gloria Ann Schulman To Wed Neil Brown Jordan Outlines Peace Conditions 12—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 25, 1950 Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Schul- TEL AVIV—(JTA)—The con- man of Greenlawn Ave. an- nounce the engagement of their ditions under which Jordan is daughter, Gloria Ann e to Neil willing to conclude permanent peace with Israel were outlined in a broadcast over the British- controlled Near East Arabic Ra- dio in Cyprus. The broadcast s...…
…=.7.7...7.77- ..f-; • , Wed by Candlelight AdiviiieJ in Society - Miss Emma Butzel of the Belcrest Hotel has returned from Charlevoix, where she has spent the summer season. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shroder of Cranbrook Road have returned from a 10-day trip through Ontario. Miss Edith Heavenrich of Virginia Park has returned from a visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Heavenrich, in Milwaukee. Mrs. Benjamin Piser of Ch...…
…Congregational Activities Detroit Congregations Announce Plans for High Holiday Services Upon his return this week from his second trip to Israel in 13 months, Rabbi Isaac Stoll- man reiterated his enthusiasm over happenings in the Jewish state and commended the pio- neers for their courage and their determination to carry on The Downtown Synagogue an- the work of Israel's upbuilding nounces that it has obtained the against great odds. use o...…
…Kenneth Bilby Views Israel As 'Beacon in Middle East' What are Israel's chances Tor survival and what are its dan- gers? No one is in better position to judge conditions in the Jewish state objectively than the bril liant correspondent of the New York Herald Tribune, Kenneth W. Bilby, who, after two years in Israel—and visits to Arab states —presents his views in his bril- liant book, "New Star in the Near East," which has just been published...…
…-741 1111110111111111111111w- Bnai Brith Aids Absentee Ballot Distribution ... ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. People Make News . WASHINGTON, (JTA) — SID- NEY SALOMON, JR., a United Jewish Appeal leader of St. Louis, Mo., was named treasurer of the Democratic National Committee for the 1950 Congres- sional campaign. Salomon has served as chairman of the trades and industry division of the UJA in St. Louis. He is a member of the board of dire...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-17 Danny Raskin's P 0 LISTENING S Friday, August 25, 1950 Theological Seminary Revises Library Set Up . Lewis L. Strauss, president of the Library Corporation of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, announced that, at the $4,500 Gift Heads 120 Treasury Contributions to Allied Campaign One hundred twenty Detroit ones- Society, C5odorkover Chabna Pro- Society, Ekaterinslav Relief Ars- Jewish organizations contrib...…
…Obituaries ABRAHAM RUBIN, 2642 Rich- ton, died Aug. 14. Services were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Ad- ler officiating. He leaves his wife, Betty; sons, Carl and Stephen; daughter, Elaine; his mother, Mrs. Sadie Rubin,; brother, Robert; sister, Mrs. Peter Shifrin. Interment, Mach- pelah Cemetery. * * ALEXANDER POLSKY, 245 Belle Isle, Windsor, Ontario, died Aug. 15. Services were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Sam Stollman and Cantor Fenakel officiating...…
…THE JEWISH NEW S-19 Friday, August 25, 1950 Ask Knesset Okay On Loan, Lottery JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Is- rael Government sought author- ization from parliament to float a "popular loan" to raise 12,000,- 000 Israel pounds. Bonds in de- nominations of 20 pounds each would be offered for sale in the drive. Holders of the bonds would automatically participate in a lottery, the highest prize being 25,000 pounds. A bill to this effect was submitte...…
…Hebrew Schools Recite System's History In New Policy Statement Continued from Page 1 sk Unified Jewish Education lished with a student population of 700, and the Delmar-West- minster School had a student body of 350. "The continuing shift in Jew- ish population resulted in the erection of the imposing build- ing. on Philadelphia and Byron Avenues in 1924. In that year, the Northwest Women's League was organized to maintain a bus system for...…
