Friday, February 7, 1947

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VACANT LOT FOR SALE

FOR SALE — VACANT
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trees, 276 foot frontage on the curve,
originally sold for $7800, bargain at
$3500, terms. Owner CH. 6801.

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WILL EXIIANGE largo 3 room apart-
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Northwest section. Call TO. 7.8212,
8:30 to 10:30 A.M., 3 to 6 P.M.

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wish to share with a business girl?
References exchanged. Please call
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Detroit Pioneer

Is Forum Speaker

A Detroit Zionist who has lived
for 10 years in Palestine and who
is now on a buying mission in the
United States, will be the second
speaker on the Palestine Forum
at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday, at the Jew-
ish Community Center.
Levi Shapiro will tell about the
Mr life of American and other pion-
eers who have returned to the soil
as Palestinian farmers. He will
speak in Butzel Hall.
Mrs. Emma Schrler, president
of the Pioneer Women's Council,
announces that refreshments will
be provided for all four of the
talks, which arc being presented
by the Detroit Hechalutz (Jewish
Youth Pioneers).

Conferences Spur
FEPC Measure

Brotherhood Chairman Columnist Advises Parents to Start

Early in Showing Affection to Child

Ask Citizens to Write
to Their Legislators

LANSING — Two conferences
supporting fair employment legis-
lation, with the Detroit Jewish
Community Council among the
participants, were held here in the
last week.
A public hearing before a joint
session of the Senate labor com-
mittee and the House Judiciary
committee was held Jan. 30.
Among advocates of the measure
In addition to the Council were
the Michigan Catholic Welfare
Conference, the Michigan Federa-
tion of Teachers, the Detroit
Newspaper Guild, Michigan Farm-
ers Union and the League of Wo-
men Voters.
On Jan. 31, Dr. B. Benedict Gla-
zer participated in a conference
called by the Michigan Council
for Fair Employment Legislation.
Meetings in home communities to
mobilize support and conferences
with legislators home for the
week-end were advocated. An eve-
ning session was addressed by the
Most Rev. Francis J. Haas, bishop
of Grand Rapids.
To promote the legislation, citi-
zens are uiged to write to their
state senators and representatives
and to invite legislators to group
meetings on behalf of the mea-
sure. Literature is available at the
Michigan Council office, 803 Wash-
ington Blvd. Bldg. Phone CH.1657.

3 Wayne Students Join Laurentine B. Collins

FRANK N.ISBEY, Detroit busi-
ness man who spurred Michigan
to lead the nation's war bond
sales, has accepted the Michigan
state chairmanship for the 1917
Brotherhood Week, Feb. 16 to 23,
the Rev. Joseph Q. Mayne, execu-
tive secretary of the Detroit
Round Table of Catholics, Jews
and Protestants, has announced.
John G. Winant, former U.S. am-
bassador to Great Britain, is na-
tional chairman and President
Truman honorary chairman.

Bnai Moshe Speaker

The Bnai Moshe adult discussion
group will hear Laurentine B. Col-
lins, director of the school of com-
munity relations of the Board of
Education, at 11:30 a. m. Sunday,
Feb. 9.
Miss Collins has completed a
book entitled "Promising Prac-
tices in Inter group Education."
A radio skit on Chamisho Osor
B'shvat was performed Feb. 2 at
an assembly of the Sunday School
with Barbara Cohen, Betty Cohen, 343 ■ 300.1MOCIV3MIMWOMMICS
Gloria Efraim, Lois Faren, Julia
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Pisgah Fathers, Sons
to Join in Festivities

Rabbi Morris Adler will be the IsNISSILSICNIMICIMMS50410110C5iSss
guest speaker at the meeting of
the Detroit Women's Division of
the American Jewish Congress to
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be held at 12:30 p.m. Wed., Feb.
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19 at the Book Cadillac Hotel. A
luncheon will precede Rabbi Ad-
ler's Address, the subject of which
is "Pbtting Religion to Work."
This follows the American Jewish
Congress Women's Division na-
tional theme for the month, "Re-
ligion at work in the Community."
Plans for the meeting are being
made by Mrs. Samuel Olsher, edu-
cation vice-president, and her hu-
man relations chairman, Mrs. Nor-
Granite and Marble Monuments
man Ginsberg. Mrs. Max Seidman,
7729 TWELFTH ST.
TO. 8-9494, is taking reservations.
TY. 0-7191

Rabbi Israel E. Botwinick, for-
mer Army chaplain and JDC
worker in Germany, will deliver
an eye\vitnes account on Jewish
life in Europe at the fourth an-
nual banquet of Yeshivath Chach-
mey Lublin at 6 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets may be obtained in the
Yeshivah office, Linwood and Elm-
hurst avenues, TO. 8-2341, or from
Irving Sarnoff, TO. 6-4258.

PARENT LOVE

Rabbi Levi to Talk
at Meeting of Haifa

College Inn, the liquorless night
club, will reopen Sunday, Feb. 9.
after a one-year lapse. Proprietors
are three Wayne University Jewish
students, Phil Grossman, Milt
Drapkin and Sam Goldfarb,
Located at the former Old Col-
ony Club, 82 Montcalm avenue
west, College Inn, Grossman said,
will furnish customers with some
of the finest entertainment in De-
troit. The establishment was for-
med in 1944 as a fund-raising pro-
ject of Wayne University.
Jackie Cooper and his orches-
tra will play at the club's debut.
Tickets are on sale at Grinnell's
and the Wayne University ticket
office.

Ex-Chaplain to Speak
at Yeshivah Banquet

(Continued from page 3)
aspects: An attitude Is never
super-imposed upon the outer
child, the outer man or wMnan.
Rather, an attitude is a process
in a long-time development, over
the years. The child begins his
mental growth at child-birth and
thereafter.
The intensity of his feelings and
discernment are not as sharp at
birth as later but the attitudes be-
gin at birth. This has been amply
demonstrated in the physical and
mental development of children
left in the hospital, for one rea-
son or another as compared with
children handled and coddled by
their parents.
Hence it becomes difficult to
take a perplexed person, an adol-
escent, a young man or woman,
an older person, and magically
render a cure for emotional mal-
adjustment. He who Seeks such a
cure is as great a fool as the
charlatan offering it.
Attitudes towards Wier humans,
one's self, the several aspects of
life, school, work, play, are all
created through infinitesimal do-
ses day by day. The dosage is
painless. The end results are
sometimes too plain for our liking.
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HENCE, THIS COLUMNIST has
" made a strong plea for regu-
lar, slow, early development of
deep love between parents and
children . . . for the value of ex-
ample as against verbal precept . .
for the value of a home atmos-
phere which reflects love, honesty,
decency and character.
Give me the home where chil-
Rabbi Ellezer A. Levi of Con- dren and parents spontaneously
gregation Bnai Moshe will address kiss each other, where love is felt
the Haifa Chapter, Zionist Or
ganization of America, at its /
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meeting Monday.
Plans for the chapter's fund-
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in Nightclub Venture

Pisgah Lodge will hold Its an-
nual father and son party at 1:00
p.m. Sunday at Northwestern High
School. Nat Gurwin is in charge.
The school quarters were ob-
tained, Gurwin explains, because
of the capacity crowds which have
always attended this Pisgah affair.
Star of the program will be Di-
ane "Babe" Weber, dancer and
singer.

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SETS UP LAW OFFICES

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Movies and professional enter-
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