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Conclave Is Topic
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DETROIT SWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Detroit Units to Hear
Report on Convention

Units of Junior Hadassah will
meet at 2:30 p. m. Sunday to hear
a report on the national conven-
tion which was held Nov. 27-30 in
Atlantic City.'
The central group will meet in
the home of Estelle Schmalberg,
4348 Glendale avenue. The guest
speaker will be Leonard Baruch,
a member of Masada.
The Russell Wood group will
meet in the home of Violet Mes-
ser, 2472 Highland avenue. The
meeting place of the university
group, will be the home of Elaine
Phillips, 18467 Woodingham drive.
The senior advisor of Junior
Hadassah, Mrs. Sidney Brand, will WYN GARDEN, young colora-
be the guest speaker.
tura soprano, will be guest artist
at the fourteenth annual donor
_MEMBERSHIP HEAD
For, information, call Rhodine luncheon of the Hebrew Ladies
Ungar, membership chairman, TY. Aid Society, Tuesday, Dec. 17, at
5-3094.
Congregation Bnai Moshe. She
Detroit was represented at the will be accompanied by Betty
convention by Jean Quidd and Kowalsky. Reservations for the
Ruth Prujansky.
affair are being taken by Mrs.
A total of 1,000 delegates and Elfreda Greenwald, DA. 2151.
alternates from 40 states regist-
ered.
From the opening of the con-
vention, with a salute to the 22nd
World Zionist Congress, to the
final session when delegates
launched a campaign for 26,000
members, 1,000 for every year of
Half a hundred prizes will be
Junior Hadassah's existence, there
was an evident determination to distributed in the gift quiz at
plan a course of action that would the annual Chanukah party meet-
help to bring about the early ing of the Woman's Auxiliary of
establishment of a Jewish State the United Hebrew Schools at
12:30 p. m. Wednesday, ' Dec. 18
in Palestine.
at the Rose Sittig Cohen Building,
$100,000 BUDGET
The convention adopted budgets Lawton and Tyler avenues.
As quizmaster, Mrs. tforris Adler
totaling $400,000 for edhcation, vo-
cational training, land redemption will be assisted by Mesdames Ru-
and settlement projects for youth ben Young, Herbert Holtzman and
in Palestine and youth immigra- Bertram Smokier.
Since this meeting will mark
tion.'
Of this sum, $200,000 will go to the close of the auxiliary's mem.
expand facilities at the children's bership campaign, the chairman
village of Meier Shfeyah, main- for the afternoon will be Mrs.
tained by Junior Hadassah for Louis Tatken, membership chair-
underprivileged Palestinian and man. Mrs. Charles Grossl'erg is in
charge of the door prizes.
refugee European children.
In accordance with the auxili-
The rest of the fund will aid
Pardess Anna, a citrus training ary's custom, the meeting will be
farm, the Henrietta Szold School preceded by a luncheon which will
of Nursing in Jerusalem, the Jew- be prepared under the direction
ish' National Fund for land pur- of Mrs. Motris Fishman.
chase and Youth Aliyah which
settles refugee youth in farm and
trade tented.

Gift Quiz to Mark
Chanukah Party
of UHS Auxiliary

JSG JAMBOREE
Plans have been formulated for
the January jamboree of the
Junior Service Group, Jan. 4 at
Masonic Temple. Hermtne Stone is
chairman. Assisting her are Sid-
ney Lelchtrrianr Elaine L. Prus-
sian, Rose Amernlc, Rosann Jame-
son and Robert E. Eston. Music
will be furnished by Ray Gorell
and orchestra.

JOLLIETTES
The Jolliettes have elected the
following officers: President, Doro-
thy Saulles; secretary, Sara Lee
Eichler; and treasurer, Dini Crush-
ky.

Kurt. Saffir Soloist
for Youth Concert

A concert for young people will
be presented at the Jewish Center
at 2:30 p .m. Sunday by the newly
organized Center Symphony Or-
chestra under the direction of
Julius Chajes.
Kurt Saffir, pianist, will play the
Beethoven Concerto in C-Minor.
Other participants will include
Irving Zeitlin, Herbert Mandel and
Harriet Bradlin. Chajes will serve
as musical annotator.
The concert is being sponsored
by the Intermediate Club Council
and the Junior Service Group. Ad-
mission will be one can of food
for the SOS drive.

Chanukah Hymns to Highlight
Senior Hadassah Group Events

Programs typifying the spirit of
Chanukah will feature Hadassah's
group meetings Tuesday. All will
open with luncheonettes for paid-
up members at 1 p.m. and will in-
clude a report on the recent Had-
assah convention in their program.
Central East Group will meet
at the Jewish Community Center.
The convention report will be
given by Mrs. J. S. Sauls, executive
chairman, and a film entitled "It
Can Be Done" will be shown.
Central West Group will meet
at the Shaarey Zedek. There will
be community singing of Chanu-
kah songs, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Morris Lipshy.
Sholem Aleichem's "Old Country"
will be reviewed by Mrs. Morris
Adler and the convention will be
reported by Mrs. Julian Tobias,
executive chairman.
Russell Woods Group will gath-
er at the Home for the Aged an-
nex, 4201 Burlingame avenue. Mrs.
Samuel Arkin, executive chairman,
will review the convention. Mrs.
Levy Shapiro, who has recently
returned from Palestine, will be
the speaker of the afternoon.
University East Group has ar-
ranged a diversified program at
the home of Mrs. I. Jerome Hau-
ser, 18508 Prairie avenue. Mrs.
Milford Pregerson will entertain
with a dramatic reading, accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. Roy-
al Maas. Frances Louise Boddy
will review current books and Mrs.

Friday, December 6, 1946

Bnai Brith Highlights

EAST SIDE
The East Side Lodge and the
East Side Women of Bnai Brith
will hold a joint meeting at 9 p.m.
Monday, at the Savarine Hotel.
Leonard J. Grossman, attorney
and orator, will be guest speaker.
As a founder and an early presi-
dent of the Jewish Progressive
Club of Atlanta, Ga., Grossman
was appointed a delegate to the
first and second American Jewish
Congress in 1914 and 1917 and a
delegate from Chicago , in, 1923 to
the third congress.
Mrs. Jeannette Sheplow and Er-
win Glaedey, in charge of pro-
grams of the auxiliary and lodge
respectively, were instrumental in
bringing Grossman to Detroit.

GREATER DETROIT COUNCIL
The Anti-Defamation League
workshop, sponsored by the Wo-
men's Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council and the Jewish Commu-
nity Council will continue on the
third Wednesday of each month,
Mrs. Charles Maki, chairman, has
announced.
The workshop, which opened
Dec. 4, is designed to acquaint wo-
men of the Jewish community with
information to enable them to
fight racial prejudices.

DETROIT LODGE AUXILIARY
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Detroit Lodge of Bnai Brith will
hold a bingo night Tuesday, at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Mrs. Cora Grosberg, TO. 7-1359,
is taking reservations for the
group's dinner-dance, Saturday,
Jan. 18, at the Hotel Book Cadillac

In Hashofar Concert

ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE
NEW YORK—The appointment
of Leo Shapiro as director of the
department of education of the
Anti-Defamation League of Bnai
Brith has been announced by
Richard E. Gutstadt, national di-
rector of the league. Shapiro will
direct activities concerned pri-
marily with the application of the
best insights of education to the
task of extending intercultural and
intergroup understanding in Amer-
ica, Gutstadt said.

MARSHALL WOMEN
The Bnai Brith Young Women
of Louis Marshall will hold their
next business meeting at 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday at 12233 Linwood ave-
nue. Girls between the ages of 18
and 25 are invited. Anyone inter-
ested in joining should contact
Betty Skolnik, membership chair-
man, TO. 7-5127.
At their paid-up membership af-
fair, the women will hold a barn
dance at Mortons Stables, Sunday
evening, Dec. 22. Young men in-
terested in attending should con-
tact Harriet Keller, dating bureau
chairman, DA. 7670.

ZINOVI BISTRITZKY, violinist
and member of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, will be heard
in solos at the next Ilashofar
concert at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, in
the Jewish Center auditorium.
Guest artist will be Prof. Jacob
Weinberg, composer-pianist. Ja-
cob Becker, cellist; Ilenri Gold-
berg, director of the Jewish Folk
Chorus; and Florence Kutzen,
accompanist; will also appear.

PISGAII LODGE
To raise funds for the main-
tenance of Hillel foundations at
Wayne University and Michigan
KIELC4 ER RELIEF SOCIETY
State College, Pisgah Lodge is
sponsoring a pre-Chanukah fea-
An open meeting of the Kielcer
ther party at 8:30 p. m. Wednes-
Relief Society was held Dec. 4 at
day, at the Fort Wayne Hotel.
Door prizes up to the value of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
$100 will be awarded.
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RABBI ZAGER LODGE
The Rabbi Mandel M. Zager
Lodge of Bnal Brith will hold Its
membership initiation ceremony at
8f30 p. m. Tuesday at the Jewish
Cultural Center, 2705 Joy road.
The meeting will be for mem-
bers only. Those who have not
been initiated are asked to attend.

PISGAH B AND P
The Pisgah Business and Pro-
fessional Auxiliary of Bnai Brith
will hold an open meeting at 8
p. m. Wednesday at the Hotel Stat-
ler. Adelle Feldman, former USO
entertainer, will present a pro-
gram. For information call Lillie
Singer, HO. 0385.

1VAYNE IIILLEL
The debating team of Wayne
University Hillel will discuss "Re-
solve that State and Federal Legis-
lation are Necessary as an Aid
in Combating Anti-Semitism" at
8:30 p. m. Monday at Hillel.

BRANDEIS CHAPTER
A membership tea will be held
by the Louis D. Brandeis Chapter
of Bnai Brith at 1 p. m. Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Julius Green.
Mrs. Betty Young is membership
chairman.

RACIIAEL AGREE SOCIETY
Mrs. Jack Flusty has been elect-
ed president of the Rachacl Agree
Memorial Society. Other new of-
ficers ,include Mrs. George Agree,
first vice-president; Dorothy Kap-
lan, second vice-president; Mrs.
Allan Agree, secretary; and Mrs.
Marvin Stearn, treasurer. The an-
nual Children's Chanukah party
will be held Dec. 23.

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