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February 10, 1950 THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE Hadassah Groups to Feature B'NAI B'RITH ACTIVITIES Eisendrath to Address Brandeis Branch Supplies Collection acling team of Dr. Edward Feld-man, Jack Lee, and Armon Ka-mesar. Future speakers on the agenda of the Brandeis Branch include Bernard Solacheck, public lelations expert, who will speak on the World Federal Government; and Dr. Edward Feldman and Dr. Zachary Slomovitz who will talk about psychosomatic medicine.

Milwaukee and Chicago stations. United Israel Campaign Concludes in Uruguay Montevideo (JTA) The United Israel Campaign for 1949 was concluded here with a mass meeting at which it was reported that the fund-raising drive raised ten percent less than in the previous year. Notwithstanding the economic crisis prevailing in the country, the Jews of Uruguay contributed to the United Israel Campaign for 1949 about S600.000. Race Relations to be Topic at BAP Group Meeting In line with Brotherhood Week the Business and Professional chapter will present William V. Kelley as speaker at its regular meeting to be held Tuesday, Feb.

14 at 8:15 p.m. at the Hotel Wisconsin. Mr. Kelley, who will discuss "Cross Currents in Race is president of the Interracial Federation of Milwaukee County, a member of the mayor's Commission on Human Rights," and executive secretary of the Milwaukee Urban League. The program will include a group of young singers who are members of the choir at St.

Benedict the Moor School. They will sing a variety of selections under the direction of Sister Anaclete. Delegates to the District convention in Chicago will be elected at this meeting, and all members are urged to attend. Members may invite their friends. BBG's ill Meet.

Tuesday The Lizzie Kander BBG's invite all girls from the ages of 14 to 18 to come to their meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the Jewish Center. An interesting program has been arranged after which refreshments will be served. Jack Eisendrath, attorney, will speak to the Brandeis Branch LZOA.

at the next meeting to be held Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 8:30 p.m. at the Red Arrow Club. He will discuss the Goethe bicenten nial festival held last July at Aspen, Colorado. He will highlight the philosophy of the people involved in the program as well as the atmosphere surrounding the festival, considered one of Amer ica's outstanding cultural events during the past year and attended by eminent scholars from all over the world including the famous Dr.

Ernst Schweitzer and Dr. Ernst Simon of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. JACK KISENDRATM Mr. Eisendrath is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin law school, is past president of the Junior Bar Artsocialion, former director of the Junior Chamlier of Commerce, and has been active in many local and community affairs. A social hour with refreshments will toll'iw the meeting, which is open to the public.

The last social held Friday. Feb. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee, attracted more than 50 persons who witnessed a hilarious program put on by the CONGREGATIONAL lii'oincriioou ecu will be recognized by a short story of broth erhood by the program chairman.

Mrs. Joseph Marks. One of Ha-dassah's newest movies "48 Hours a a moving film of a day and night in the life of a Hadassah nurse, will round out the program. Szold and B4I Groups Business and Professional Women's group of Hadassah will meet together with the Henrietta Szold group on Tuesday evening, Feb. 21 at the Milwaukee Art Institute auditorium, 772 N.

Jefferson st. Dramatic production depicting cultural life in Israel today will highlight the annual joint meeting. Mrs. Peter Kazlov, Szold pro. gram chairman, is author of the play.

"A Night in Nahal," which features members of both Hadassah groups in the production and cast. The program is being presented under the joint auspices of Mrs. Kazlov and Miss Eva Kohn. program chairman for the group. Mrs.

Ernst Herf is director of the play. Other members of the production staff include Mrs. Milton Vogel, dance director: Mrs. Morris Sadoff, musical director: Mrs. Sol Schwartz, pianist: and Miss Sally Sisseiman, soloist.

An exhibit of Israeli handcrafts, showing jewelry, plates, and native clothing is being arranged bv Mrs. Jules Hersh. Tea and coffee hour following the meeting will be offered by a group of hostesses under the leadership of Mrs. Pearl Kazan and Miss Elsie Ktzkin. hospitality co-chairmen for and Mrs.

Donald JacolMn and Mrs. Abe Zito-mer. en-chairmen lor the Szold group. Welfare Board Takes Over Part of USO New York (JTA) The lional Jewish Welfare Board Na-will continue its traditional program lor Jewish personnel in the peacetime armed forces and veterans' hospitals, following the deactivation of the U.S.O. as of this week, it was announced here by Frank L.

Weil, president of the JWB. Mrs. Weil emphasized that despite the fact suspension of operations by the U.S.O. of which the Jewish Welfare Board has been an operating agency, means the loss to the JWB of anv further U.S.O. funds, the JWB will continue to meet in full the responsibility for service to the Jews in the armed forces.

At the same time, Mr. Weil pointed out that the 1950 budget of $1,474,485. which the JWB adopted last October, will require immediate reconsideration in the light of the unanticipated financial burden which the organization must meet because of the suspension of the U.S.O. February meetings of all Hadassah groups will highlight the Hadassah supplies department through which the Hadassah institutions and many other Israeli institutions arc supplied with linens, baby layettes, drugs and many other items. Supplies showers will be conducted by all the groups this month and the items very much needed are: bed linens, layette articles, towels, and men's work clothes including overalls, socks, and underwear.

Those desiring to contribute cash at the showers instead of materials may do so and this will be used the best advantage through the vast purchasing power of the New York office of Hadassah Supplies. Lake Park and Nurlh Shore The Lake Park and North Shore groups will meet jointly on Feb. 15 at 12:30 p.m. at the Knickerbocker hotel. A dessert luncheon will precede the meeting.

Mrs. Louis Weiss, hospital supplies chairman of Lake Park, and Mmes. Paley Phillips and Meyer Iliken of North Shore, will be" in charge of the shower and will exhibit some of the items which have been sewed and knitted by members of their committees. Mrs. Perry Urich, president of Lake Park, will preside at the meeting.

In commemoration of Brotherhood Week the invocation will be given by Mis. Adele V. Holtz. past president of Altrusa. an active chairman of the Milwaukee Committee for Israel.

Mrs. Elmer Winter will explain the significance of World Jewish Child's Dav, which has bien set for Sunday. Feb. 19. Dr.

Mandcl Sheiman of Chicago will be the progra.n speaker. Dr. Sherman received his M.D. from Rush Medical College and his Ph.D. in psychology trom the University of Chicago.

From 192t! to 1931 he was director of the Washington Child Research Center in Washington, D. C. and since that time has been Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Chicago. Hi Mount The Pabst Blue Ihhbon Hall will be the scene of the meeting of the Hi Mount group at 12:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb.

15. A dessert luncheon will be served. Mrs. Louis Swichkow will give the invocation. A hospital supplies shower under the direction of Mrs.

Ivan Weinstein will be held. Rosalind Goldstein Bell, widely known local vocaist, will sing a group of Jewish songs in observance of Jewish music month. Mrs. Bell, a member of the Temple Emanu-El B'ne Jcshurun choir, has appeared on many programs both locally and in numerous neighboring communities. The second feature will be a showing of a film entitled "Sons of a technicolor production starring Claude Raines in the role of Chaim Solomon, a noted Jew who contributed a great deal to the successful conduct of the Revolutionary War.

Mrs. Max B. Anton, president, will preside. Sherman Park Sherman Park group will open its meeting on Thursday, Feb. 16 in the Rose Room of Temple Beth Israel, with a dessert luncheon at 12:45 p.m.

Mrs. Alvin Plotkin, Hadassah supplies chairman, and Mrs. Mary Goldman, an active member of this committee, will be in charge of the supplies shower and will report on the work of their department. June Shielman, charming young Milwaukee born vocalist, now of Chicago, will present a group of songs which will include some Jewish numbers in which she ex-cells. Miss Shielman has made many radio appearances both in New Shipping Line Begins Operations New York (JTA) The freighter Meir Dizengoff sailed for Israel, inaugurating a new U.

transport service. The vessel was loaded with foodstuffs, machinery, trucks and piping, most of which had been purchased in this country with funds provided under the American loan to the Jewish state. The vessel Jackstar, a Panamanian flag ship, left here with cargo and passengers for Haifa. This is the vessel's first trip to an Israel port since July 12, 1948 when her crew unloaded cargo in the port of Tel Aviv while Arab planes were bombing shipping and harbor installations. The crew and vessel were under fire for six days, but were never hit.

tor Eli Kagan chanting the liturgy. On Friday evening, Feb. 17, Rabbi Swichkow will scak on the topic, "The Jews of Washington's Day and the Struggle for Independence." Saturday Morning Service Services Saturday, Feb. 18. at 9:00 a.m.: Mincha at 4:15 p.m., followed by Study Group.

Cong. Ilctli Israel X. Are Kalitti It.tiMiiriiid Mi. r.mlnr Miwic.il Itim-tor Daily Services Our daily services aicheld in the Beth Hamedrash at 7:00 a.m. Sunday at 7:30 a.m.

Saturday at 8:30 a. m. Mincha at 4:45 p.m. on Saturday at 4:30. Maarev at 5:15 p.m.

on Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Friday Evening Services On Ftiday evening, Feb. 17, at 8 o'clock we will have as our guest speaker Mr. Robert Gordon. His topic will concern brotherhood week.

Bar Mitzvah On Saturday, Feb. 18 there will be a Bar Mitzvah service for Robert Tempkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tempkin, N. Morris blvd.

Cong. Anshe Sfard 11 54 W. Garfield Arrnu Rahlii David 8. Shapiro Tumor HTfth I.owpfihrann Morning services at 6:30 a.m. Sunday at 7:00 a.m.

Talmud class follows morning services. Afternoon services: Mincha at 5:00 p.m. followed by class in Mishna and Midrash. Maariv at 5:45 p.m. Kabbalath Shabbath: Friday at 5:00 p.m.

Saturday morning at a.m. preceded by class in Psalms and Haphtarah at 8:15 a.m. Talmud class at 3:00 p.m. Mincha at 5:00 p.m. followed by Shalosh Seudoth.

Maariv at 5:45 p.m. The Bar Mitzvah of Earle Lambert will take place on Saturday, Feb. 18, at 9:00 a.m. at Congregation Anshe Sfard. Rabbi David Shapiro will address the Bar Mitzvah.

Scientists Study Use of Radioisotopes Oak Ridge, Tenn. (JTA) Three New York scientists are studying here the techniques of using radioisotopes in research, it was revealed. They are Dr. S. Steven Brodie.

Associate in Research at the Jewish Memorial hospital; Dr. Seymour L. Halpern, Welt Fellow in Research Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital; and Alex Meshbane, chemist at Fleischman, Burd and Co. Dr. Brodie plans to use radioisotopes in bone, liver and tumor studies.

Dr. Halpern will use them in metabolism studies. Mr. Meshbane plans to use radioisotopes in medical therapy. The new Yorkers are among 32 scientists enrolled in the twelfth in a series of one-month courses in radioisotope techniques offered by the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies.

The Institute, comprised of 24 Southern universities, conducts a broad program of research, training, and education in the nuclear science through a contract with the Atomic Energy Commission. Murderers of Vilna Jews Get Life Terms Wuerzburg, Germany (JTA) Martin Weiss and August Bering, commandants of the Vilna Ghetto during the Nazi occupation, were sentenced to life imprisonment by a German court here following their conviction on charges of responsibility for and participation in the mass murder of 30.000 Jews. The two, instrumental in the liquidation of the entire population of the Vilna Ghetto, were also accused of personally murdering many Jews. One prosecution witness, a Jewish mother, accused Weiss of having personally shot her child while she was carrying it in her arms. Lurmrrly TrrU AMirlnlril Willi CorrlKim OFF 6x Leggings Were $35 Now 28 2J 3 1 2 Day Sale! ALEXANDER LAKES ATTIHtVKV AT LAW ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF HIS LAW OFFICES TO Willi- MKI MmiIImiii IIiiIIiIIiu 023 NORTH SECOND STREET IIWhm-ii iM'iiiifttn and MMiIkmii MilHalikr WUrmitlii Temple Emnnu-El Il'ne Jcsliuriin 2419 E.

Kenwood Boulevard Rahhi Jowph L. Baron KahN Harry B. PaMor Cantor nnd Muei'nl Dirrctor. Amhunr Scott On Friday evening, February 17, at 8 o'clock, at the annual Boy Scout service. Rabbi Baron will speak on the subject "Ner On Saturday morning.

February 18. at 11 o'clock, Rabbi Baron will deliver the sermon. Boy Scout Sabbath The Ner Tamid Award will go to live scouts of the Temple's Troop 104 when Boy Scout Sabbath is observed in our Temple on Friday evening, Feb. 17, at 8 p.m. Rabbi aBron wil preach the sermon: "Ner John Baron, Jerry Dorf, Barry Garrison, Jerry Goldberg and Benjie Zitron will receive the awards.

Gerald Mintz is scoutmaster and Floyd Adashek is his assistant. Requirements for the Ner Tamid award involve an understanding of the meaning of the twelfth scout law and its application to Jewish boys in particular: "A Scout is reverent. He respects the conviction of others in matters of custom and religion." Better than any other object, the Ner Tamid (Eternal Light) symbolizes the Jewish people's eternal devotion to God and His teaching. Charles W. Capper, the Temple's Institutional Representative, is chairman of the troop committee: Jerome Greenblatt.

Marvin Topper, Dr. Sidney Rice, Robert A. Cohen, Dr. Louis Brachk lan. Herman Williams, Rabbi Baron and Rabbi Pastor.

Ileih El Xcr Tamid Synagogue (Milwaukee Greater Temple I N. Sherman Itlvil Rahhi Loulu J. Swichkow Cantor Eli Karan Friday Evening Services Sabbath eve services will be conducted during the month of February in the temporary chapel of the Beth El School, 2189 N. Fortyleighth with Rabbi Louis J. Swichkow officiating and Can- New IVIt'iiltmir rlKiimlniO 'MUCH Shofar Lodge to Mark Brotherhood Week Shofar lodge is observing Brotherhood Week bv holding a joint meeting of the lodge and chapter Wednesday evening, Feb.

15 at the Red Arrow Club. Sponsored by the ADL committee of the lodge, the meeting will begin with a demonstration of the ADL's rumor clinic, which will be followed by a panel discussion led by Hy Kastrul as moderator. The subject of the discussion will be "FEPC Wherefore Art Thou?" The panel, in addition to Mr. Kastrul, will consist of Miss Virginia Huebner, of the Wisconsin State Industrial Commission, Michael Galazan, of the Jewish Vocational Service, and George R. Brawley, well known Negro lawyer, and Chairman of the Mayor's Human Rights Commission.

Following the panel discussion will be a question and answer period. Refreshments are also on the agenda. Fund Raising Affair Set by Sholom Aleihcem Sholom Aleichem lodge and chapter will hold their annual fund raising affair on Saturday evening, Feb. 18, at the Stratford hotel. IRVING I'GENT This affair will be in the form of a dance and concert.

Music for dancing will be furnished by Irving Ugent and his orchestra. Mr. Ugent is well known for his typical Jewish music as well as modern American music. The concert is being arranged by Jacob Ugent and will introduce artists from Chicago who will present Jewish songs, recitations and dramatic and humorous sketches. All members and friends are invited to attend this affair.

Tickets will be available at the door at the Stratford on Saturday, Feb. 18. Gilead Chapter to Meet, Monday Gilead chapter will hold its regular meeting Monday evening, Feb. 13, at 8:15 p.m. at the Federal Legion Post, 727 E.

Wisconsin ave. The election of delegates to the annual District convention will be part of the order of business for the evening. Mrs. Lester Heiny, program chairman, promises an interesting evening in furtherance of Brotherhood Month. The Verse Speaking Chorus of the YWCA will appear under the direction of Mrs.

Can-trell Fritz. Members are welcome to bring guests and the lodge members are urged to attend. Washington Park Chapter to Hold Membership Social Mrs. Harry Rodin, membership chairman for Washington Park chapter, announce that a membership social will be held at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Kaiser, 2664 N.

Sherman blvd. on Wednesday evening, Feb. 15, at 8 p.m. This will be a "Get-acquainted" party for all new members who joined this fiscal year, and all women wishing to join the chapter are cordially invited to attend that evening. There will be cards and mah-jongg and refreshments will be served.

At the February board meeting the following delegates were elected to attend the annual District Convention, to be held in Chicago in July: Mmes. Harold Otten-stein, Louis Gold, Max Kaiser, Hy Lubotsky, Harry Malmon, Harry Cherner, Ralph Melnick, Jack Berman. Max Melnick, and Jacob Erlien. The alternates are: Mmes. Ben Strauss, Ray Hartzman, Moe Fishkin, Louis Spitzer, Nate Ox-man, Jack Gould.

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