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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Council Meeting
Will Feature
Cleveland Report

Cenier

Gives Lessons

Annual Meeting

Miss Harriet Warrat, former
Arthur Murray school instructor,
Is conducting lessons every Mon-
day at 8 p.m., for Community
Center Intermediates. The course
is sponsored by the Fred Kisch
AZA Chapter.

Baruch to Speak

Pr. Theodore Baruch, of Wayne
University, will speak before the
New Detroiters' Discussion Group
on Saturday, March 16, at 8:45
p.m., in the Center. His topic will
be "England and Its Difficulties
In India, Palestine and Egypt."

The Annual Meeting of the Jew-
ish Community Center will be held
on Wednesday evening, March 27.
it was announced recently by Mrs.
Abraham Cooper, chairman of the
arrangements comm it t e e. Mrs.
Benjamin E. Jaffe and Mr. Ben
F. Wigder are also on the com-
mittee.
Kurt Saffir, Center music pupil,
will perform his own composi-
tion, "Sonata for Violin and Pia-
no," together with Arthur Benaire,
violinist, formerly of the Center
orchestra.

Mothers' Clubs

Six Get Awards

The weekly subject to be dis-
cussed by the Mothers' Clubs will
American Red Cross emblems be "The First Purim — Inter-
and certificates will be awarded cultural Relations — Then and
to six members of the Center who
have passed the senior life saving
ang Women's Study Club —
and water safety course given by Tuosday, March 19, at 1:30 p.m.,
Bennie Wolinsky, Center swim- at the Rose Sittig Cohen Building.
ming director. The six men to re-
Woodward Study Club — No
ceive awards are Milton Jacobs, meeting this Wednesday after-
Marvin Klavons, Manuel Schubin- noon, March
20; members will go
er, Daniel Levin, Marvin Blank
to Purim Masquerade Ball in the
and Douglas Frazien.
evening.

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Form League

A senior women's volley ball
league has been formed which
meets every Thursday at 7:45 p.m.
In the large gym. The league ends
on April 18, at which time high
point scorers will be given their
awards.
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Purim Calendar

Saturday, March 16 — Interme-
diate Purim Dance, 9 p.m. to 12.
Sunday, March 17 — Junior Pu-
rim Festival, 2 p.m., at the 12th
St. Council Center.
Monday, March 18 — AZA-BBC
Purim Party, 8 p.m.
Wednesday, March 20 —Mothers'
Clubs Purim Masquerade Ball, at
8:30 p.m.

Purim Masquerade Ball — Wed-
nesday, March 20, at 8:30 p.m., at
the Jewish Community Center.
The following will be judges at the
Purim Ball: Mr. John Dancy, pre-
sident of the Urban League; Mr.
Harry Stutz, membership and
publicity director of the Jewish
Community Center; and Mrs. J.
Sperka, wife of Rabbi J. S. Sperka
of Congregation Bnai David.
Twelfth Street Mothers' Club —
Thursday, March 21, at 8:30 p.m.,
at Zack's Catering Hall, 8939 12th.

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JDC Announces
New Campaign
To Get Clothing

A. special appeal for all types
of men's, women's and children's
clothing is now being made
throughout the country by the
S.O.S. Collection of Supplies for
Overseas Survivors, sponsored by
the Joint Distribution Committee
to provide 20,000,000 additional
pounds of contributed relief sup-
plies for Jewish survivors over-
seas.
Contributions of clothing, food-
stuffs, medical and other relief
supplies are over and above cash
donations to the United Jewish
Appeal, from which the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee receives its
operating funds.
Mrs. Nathan Straus, National
Chairman of the S.O.S. Collection,
in announcing the opening of the
clothing drive recently, said that
wearing apparel had not been in-
cluded earlier in the S.O.S. Col-
lection in order to permit full co-
operation with the United Victory
Clothing Drive which officially
ended February 15.
Sixteen Jewish national and wo-
men's organizations are now par-
ticipating In the S.O.S. Collection.
Mrs. Felix Warburg is Honorary
National Chairman and Miss Hel-
en L. Strauss is National Director
of the collection.

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The next meeting of the dele-
gates to the Jewish Community
Council, scheduled for Monday
evening, March 25, at the Jewish
Community Center, will feature a
report on the recent session of the
American Jewish Conference and
a discussion on the 1946 United
Jewish Appeal $2,000,000 campaign.
Detroit's delegates to the Amer-
ican Jewish Conference who at-
tended the Conference sessions in
Cleveland during February have
been invited to submit their re-
ports to Detroit Jewry from the
Community Council platform. Sim-
ilar report meetings have been
held by the Community Council
following the first and second ses-
sions of the Conference. The Com-
munity Council delegates voted
support for the program of the
Conference following the first ses-
sion of the Conference in 1943.
Council delegates will give con-
sideration to the resolutions on
reorganization of the American
Jewish Conference for future ef-
forts on behalf of the American
Jewish community.
The forthcoming $2,000,000 cam-
paign for the United Jewish Ap-
peal, which is being conducted by
the Allied Jewish Campaign, will
be presented to the Council dele-
gates by a spokesman of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation and De-
troit Service Croup. The meeting
is open to the public.

Ivrith to Sponsor
Purim Proffam
t.,

The Kvutzah Ivrith will hold its
annual Purim program on Satur-
day evening, March 16, in the
Rose Sittig Cohen Building.
Michael Michlin Is chairman of
the event. Participants are Solo-
mon Kasdan, Aaron Toback, and
Rae Sulkes Ettinger. Abraham
Schachter will be in charge of
community singing.
Maurice H. Zackheim, chairman
of the Board of Education of the
United Hebrew Schools, Joseph
Haggai, Bernard Isaacs, Meyer
Mathis, and Morris Lachover,
chairman, will participate in the
next cultural meeting of the Kvu-
tzah Ivrith being held on Satur-
day evening, March 30, at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Building.

Fair and Son Offer
Cleaning Skills

New equipment has been secur-
ed by H. Fair and Son, building
cleaners, in their endeavor to add
mechanical improvements to well-
established individual experience.
A high pressure hot water clean-
er, which thoroughly removes ac-
cumulated dirt and grime from
brick and stone, restoring them to
their original appearance, is one
of the features.
H. Fair and Son preient years
of experience In building clean-
ing, caulking, waterproofing, sand-
blasting, and brick painting.
Phoning TR. 2-75,81 will bring
an estimator at your convenience.

Friday, March 15, 1946

Shaarey Zedek
To End Book
Review Series

Bnai David to
Sponsor Dinner

Mr. Ben Fellows, chairman, an,
flounces that arrangements
have
been completed
ed for the Annual
Purim Dinner to be given by the
Men's Club of Congregation Bnai
David, in the social hall of the
Synagogue
Thursday evening,
March
Cantor
ghto
i o utHyman
eo lt J. Adler wiII ten.
der several appropriate musical
selections, and Rabbi Joshua S
Sperka will relate ..
story oi
Purim.

Closing its third annual series
of brunch book reviews, Shaarey
Zedek Sisterhood anndunces tint
Rabbi Gershon G. Rosenstock will
review "Justice for My People,"
by Ernest Frankenstein, Tuesday,
March 19.
Mrs. Samuel Singer, general
chairman, has appointed Mrs. Ed-
ward Geller and Mrs. Albert Gal-
in as chairman, and co-chairman,
respectively, of the brunch. Serv-
ing will begin at 12:30 p.m. In the
social hall.
The meeting will provide an op-
portunity for bringing offerings of
canned and dehydrated foods, vi-
tamins and comfort items which
ara
Women's
for
the annual
are greatly needed by survivors mePerteinpgotfiotnhfe
overseas.
Auxiliary
Jewish Home for Aged were die-
cussed at a r ecent session
of the
rs ivNB
Boa
oa rd held at the home
.Li
of Mrs.
Pitt Burlingame
Ave. Election a I nd
nd installation of
officers will take place
on Mon-
day, March 18, at the Home for
Aged, Petoskey Ave.

Jetvish Home
Prepares for
Annual Meeting

Chachniey Lublin
Adds Schumer,
Gold as Donators

Two more members of the De-
troit Jewish community recently
enrolled their names as $500
sponsors of the Yeshivath Chach-
mey Lublin when • Lee Gold and
Harry Schumer were added to the
list of contributors. In addition,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Solai raised their
pledge from $500 to $1000.
One may become a sponsor of
the Yeshivah, which has endeav-
ored to perpetuate the Torah
throughout the world, by pledging
a yearly amount, ranging from
$250 to $1000. This may be either
one's Own donation or that of an-
other.

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