The Sentinel, v.137 no. 03, 1945

              January 18, 1945
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Housing To Be Discussed
By Women's Group
What must be done to remedy the
dreadful conditions under which thou-sands
of Chicago citizens are forced to
live at present in South Side and other
slum areas will be outlined by three
outstanding authorities on housing and
planning when the presidents and dele-gates
of the constituent clubs of the
MRS. MAX BIESENTHAL
Conference of Jewish Women's Organ-izations
assemble at the afternoon ses-sion
'on Monday, January 22.
Participating in the symposium "How
Shall We Plan For The Chicago Of
The Future?" will be Mr. Ernest
Grunsfeld who will present the Mas-ter
Plan and Legislation and Research
needed to bring the plan to reality, and
Mr. Joel Hunter who will discuss the
part to be fulfilled by public housing
in the clearing of the slums. Mrs.
Maurice Pollak, who has written a
number of studies on housing, will act
as moderator.
At the morning session the noted
educator, historian and biographer, Dr.
A. L. Sachar, will present the third in
a series of four informal talks on
"Jewish Education in America."
Mrs. Max Biesenthal is the president.
Congregations
(Continued from page 21)
Review Group will hold its next session
on Monday afternoon, January 29, at
2 p.m. Rabbi Simon will review "Some
of My Best Friends Are Soldiers." He
will also comment on the novel "Strange
Fruit."
TEMPLE SHOLOM
3480 Lake Shore Drive
Dr. Louis Binstock. Rabbi
Sabbath service, Saturday morning
at 11 o'clock. Dr. Binstock will preach
"Hardness of Heart." Sunday morning
at 11:15, Dr. Binstock will lecture on
"Lion Feuchtwanger's 'Simone'." Mr.
Henry Williamson, guest speaker at
the Sunday Morning Discussion Hour.
SOUTH SIDE HEBREW
CONGREGATION
74th Street & Chappel Avenue
Rabbi Teller and Dr. Irving Barkan
will speak at the services which begin
at 8:30 p.m. The Bas Mitzvah cele-brant
will be Natalie Gold. At the
Sabbath service, Saturday morning,
Rabbi Teller will give the charge to the
Bar Mitzvah celebrant, Allen Greiman.
SOUTH SHORE TEMPLE
7215 Jeffery Avenue
Dr. G. George Fox, Rabbi
Services start at 8:15 p.m. Dr. Fox
will speak on "The Talmud."
WASHINGTON BLVD. TEMPLE
23 North Karlor Avenue
Samuel Schwartz, Rabbi
Rabbi Schwartz' sermon topic, "The
Christian Conscience and the Jew."
WEST SUBURBAN JEWISH CENTER
414 West Lake St.
Oak Park, Ill.
Religious services are held at 8:45
p.m. Guest speaker, Rabbi Sanders To-field
of Houston, Texas, who will con-duct
the services and speak.
WOODLAWN HEBREW
CONGREGATION
6219 S. Cottage Grove Ave.
Samuel S. Berger, Rabbi
Rabbi Samuel S. Berger was recent-ly
installed as spiritual leader at a
testimonial banquet given in his honor
and also in the honor of the newly
elected officers.
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This Week's Cover
PETER SAMPSON
General Chairman
The Jewish Charities 1945 Campaign for $755,000
As General Chairman of The Jewish Charities 1945 Campaign
for $755,000, to make up the deficit in a $2,050,000 budget, Mr.
Sampson heads this Jewish community's major fund-raising effort.
This is the second consecutive year that Mr. Sampson has served
as General Chairman of a Jewish Charities Campaign.
In the current Campaign, Mr. Sampson has gathered about him
a group of outstanding men and women, to serve as Chairmen
in the sixty trades Divisions, in the Women's Division, in the Folks
Division, and in the Advance Gifts Division.
Born in Chicago in 1891, Mr. Sampson went into business for
himself at an early age. In 1921 he established the Sampson
Electric Company. Married to the former Genevieve Rosenthal,
they have three children, two of whom are married. Mr. and Mrs.
Sampson live at 3920 Lake Shore Drive.
Mr. Sampson has been a member of the Board of Directors of
The Jewish Charities since 1938, and has served as Chairman of
many of its most important Committees. He was Treasurer and
a member of the Board of Directors of Temple Sholom for five
years. He is Past President of the Bryn Mawr Country Club, and
now serves as a member of its Board of Directors. And he is a
member of the Board of Directors of the Standard Club.
In addition to his tasks as General Chairman of The Jewish
Charities Campaigns for the past two years, Mr. Sampson has
given service to Chicago's Community and War Fund Campaigns
each year.