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NA1 BNAI BRITH HIGHLIGHTS
Sachar Honored
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DR. ABRAM L. SACHAR,
above, former national direc-
tor of Hillel Foundations, and
Dr. Julian Morgenstern, for-
mer president of the Hebrew
Union College, are the joint
recipients of the 1947 Na-
tional Service Award of Phi
Epsilon Pi Fraternity, made
for "the finest contribution to
the essential Jewish life in
America." Sachar has assumed
his new duties as chairman of
the Hillel Commission, He was
succeeded as director by Rab-
bi Arthur J. Lelyveld.
Miriani to Speak
at Open Meeting .
of Tikvah Lodge
Councilman Louis C. Miriani
will be guest speaker at an open
meeting of Tikvah Lodge at 8:30
p.m. Thursday, in the North-
west Hebrew Congregation, Cur-
tis at Santa Rosa avenues.
Miriani will
speak on the
Taft - Hartley
bill. His ad-
dress is entitled
"Uncle Sam —
Umpire." Prior
to his election
as Councilman,
Miriani was ,a
member of the
National Labor 1.111 AIME
Relations Board
Miriani
and head of the local Legal Aid
Bureau.
On Feb. 5, Circuit Judge Rob-
ert M. Toms will address the
lodge concerning his experiences
as presiding judge of the United
States military tribunals at the
Nuremberg trials.
Ilillel Night' Set
by Brandeis Lodge
Delegates to District Parley
Are Named by Pisgah Lodge
Delegates to the 80th conven-
tion of Dis trict Grand Lodge No.
6 were elected by Pisgah Lodge
at its meeting Monday.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, honorary
past president of the lodge, will
head the local delegation to the
conclave which will be held
June 27-30 in Chicago.
Past presidents who were chos-
en as delegates are Henry M.
Abramovitz, Julius Deutelbaum,
Dr. Victor Droock, Elias Gold-
berg, Max H. Goldhoff, Ben F.
Goldman, Aaron Kurland, Jack
Lawson, Samuel W. Leib, Sam
Maza, Rudolph Meyersohn, Her-
man Osnos, Aaron Rosenberg,
Nathan D. Rosin, Louis Rosen-
BBYO CHATTER
By ILENE RATNER
THOSE BIG smiles on the Lt.
Seymour Sobole boys' faces
are there for a special reason.
As many of you probably know,
these fellows won the award
for best chapter of Detroit and
Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sobole (parents of Lt. Sobole)
were among those present at
the banquet where the award
was made.
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THE REBECCA GRATZ
Young Women still have the
spotlight on them. They are
now sending a small gift to each
new patient at Percy Jones
Hospital.
It's been suggested to the
BBYQ that chapters invite vets
from this hospital to attend
weekend chapter affairs. Hous-
ing must be provided for them.
Call BBYO headquarters for
further information.
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THE PRESIDENTS' brunch is
scheduled for 11 a.m., Sunday,
at the Jewish Center.
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The BBG's will soon have as
many chapters as the AZA.
Their 10th chapter is now being
formed. 'First meeting will be
at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
BBYO office, 11718, Dexter
boulevard.
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ON FRIDAY, Jan. 16, the ad-
visers will hold their "Advisers
frolic" at the home of Al Far-
ber, 17526 Santa Rosa drive.
Have a nice time, folks . . .
The district BBYW executive
board meeting will take place
Jan. 17-18 in Detroit.
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LEONARD SANDWEIS of
AZA No. 661 won the Michigan
regional oratory contest at OA
Jewish Center. The subject was
"Three Years After."
Tuesday has °been set aside
as "Hillel Night" by the Louis
D. Brandeis Lodge, it was an-
nounced by Al Berger, Billet
chairman.
Included on the program will
be a debate by members of the
Hillel chapter of Wayne Uni-
versity and movies on Palestine.
At a special election meeting, Detroit Lodge Units
eyer Barber was named cor•
responding secretary replacing Chart Joint Meeting
A joint meeting of Detroit
Sid Warnick. Moe R. Miller is
Lodge No. 1374 and its ladies
president.
auxiliary will be held at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, in the Beth Aaron
Models to Be Guests
Synagogue, 18000 Wyoming ave-
of the Bloch Chapter
nue.
Mrs. Morris Tack, auxiliary
The Patricia Stevens Modeling
School will present a speaker president, will preside. A card
and a guest model at a meeting party is planned as part of the
of the Ivan S. Bloch Chapter at social program.
8:30 p.m., Monday, in the Jewish
Center, Mrs. William J. Phillips, Pisgah B and P Maps
program chairman, announced.
Anniversary Party
Prospective ,members are in-
The Pisgah Business and Pro-
vited, Mrs. Martin. Pastor, mem- fessional Chapter will mark its
bership chairman, said. For-in- anniversary at a paid-up mem-
formation call TO. 7-4833 or "TO. bership party Jan. 417 in the
5-3209.
Jewish Center.
Dancing, games and refresh-
2 PLANES FOR HAIFA
ments will be highlights. Young
HAIFA (ZOA)—Two training men have been invited. For in-
planes have been acquired by the formation Call TY. 5-6681.
Haifa Aviation Club and are to
Red Cross field directors are
be used for training civil aviation
pilots under the auspices of the stationed in .92. per cent of all
VA hospitals.
Council for Jewish Aviation,
•
zweig, Louis Schostak, Morris
Shatzen, Isadore Starr, Joseph L.
Staub and Milton M. Weinstein.
ESKIN TO ATTEND
Oder delegates are the follow-
ing officers: Herbert S. 'Eskin,
president; Victor Bloomfield, first
vice-president; Meyer W. Leib,
second vice-president; Louis
James Rosenberg, treasurer; Al-
fred H. Bounin, recording secre-
tary, Meyer Lebowitz, warden;
and Harry Schwartz, trustee.
Four active members, Judge
William Friedman, Herman Zim-
merman, Samuel Atlas and Sid-
ney Sidder, will also attend.
Aaron Droock and Harry Yud-
koff, both past presidents of Dis-
trict Grand Lodge and members
of the official family of the dis-
trict, automatically become dele-
gates. .
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Isadore Starr, chairman of the
membership committee, has an-
nounced that a membership drive
will get under way soon in honor
of the lodge's 90th anniversary
year. A quota of 450 new mem-
bers has been assigned the lodge
by the district, based on five new
members for each year of Pis-
gah's existence.
Starr said the lodge is being
divided into three teams for the
drive. Pisgah's quota is 200 mem-
bers; its bowling league, 200; and
the executive committee, 50.
Any male Jew over 21 years
of age is eligible for membership.
"In times like these," Starr said,
"every Jew should support Bnai
Brith because eve?), Jew bene-
fits from this organization
whether he is a member or not."
Application blanks may be ob-
tained by contacting the lodge,
712 Farwell Bldg., CH. 3372.
Cosmopolilan
Siandings
Thomas Clothiers
Detroit Grille
Builders Steel
Feldman Bros.
Machinery and Equip
Rassner Jewelers
Disrael
Bankle Supply
Bonin Bros.
Michigan Scrap Iron
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39 25
37 27
35 29
35 29
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25 39
24 40
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High
scniors:
a1o11...ozg,
227.
214,
201; Glieklin, 221, 217,
202: Talberg,
242, 205; Lutz, 205, 215; Sulk
204.
Si!; Haperstein, 211. 202; 0 . Shm- nlan,
210; Friedman, 205; Herman. 207
Fac-
tor, 221; Thomas, 2:13;
Samson. 521:
n. 1. 4•1,1m.n, 203; 0. ?mart,. 224; Star.
211; L111.101,
folies. 221; Itosen
202;
and Weinstein, 211.
Marshall Guest
RABBI IRWIN GORDON, di-
rector of Wayne University
Hillel, will be guest speaker
at a meeting of the Louis Mar-
shall Women at 8:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in Workmen's Cir-
cle. Entertainment will be in
the form of a talent and in-
formation program to be pre-
sented by the Bnai Brith
Youth Organization. Members
of the Henry Morgenthau
Chapter will be guests.
Lappin Spurs
Arbitration Job
in the Comnturtity
Under A. C. Lappin, its new
chairman, and Louis Rosenzweig,
co-chairman, the arbitration com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
Council is speeding its activity
in the new year.
The committee will serve as a
policy making body in disputes
between members of the Jewish
community but will not actually
hear the cases. The function will
be carried out by, a special panel
of arbitrators to be selected by
the interested parties in any dis-
pute. •
"The committee hopes that the
use of its services will become
widespread in the Jewish com-
munity," Lappin said. "When a
dispute arises it first tries to
conciliate or mediate between the
contending parties. This involves
only informal discussions con-
ucted in the greatest privacy.
"Should arbitration be neces-
sary, then each party selects one
or more arbitrators who then sit
as a liciard of judgment and hear
formal presentations of both
sides of the case from the parties
or their attorneys. The arbitrator
or arbitrators then render a de-
cision which is filed with the
clerk of the Circuit Court and is
legally binding upon both par-
ties."
Concert Is Scheduled
Morgenthau Unit Plans by Allegro Ensemble
The Allegro Choral Ensemble,
Tea for Drive Workeis an organization of young boys
A tea —is planned by Henry and girls, will present a concert
Morgenthau Chapter for work-1 at 8:15 p.m., Saturday, in the
ers in the napkin fund-raising lecture hall of the Art Institute.
drive. The affair, will be •held
Featured soloists will be Jean
Monday in the home of Mrs. Jaslove and Ann Siegel, sopra-
Jack Hartstein, 17576 Indiana nos; Leo Oliva and Harold Bern-
avenue.
stein, baritones; Jack Bazell,
bass; and Bette Shanbrom and
Sheldon Sandweiss, pianists.
Card Party Slated
Irving Ritter is director of the
group.
by Brandeis Chapter
A paid-up membership card
party will be held by the Louis Juniors' Oneg Shabbat,
D. Brandeis Chapter at 8:30
p.m., Monday, in,the Rose Sittig Book Review Listed
The Junior Service Group
Cohen Bldg.
Prospective members are in- will hold an Oneg Shabbat at
vited. Refreshments will be Shaarey Zedek at 8:15 p.m., Fri-
day, Jan. 9. when Rabbi Mor-
served.
ris Adler will speak.
"Gentlemen's Agreement" will
CORNFIELD FAMILY CLUB
be reviewed by Faye Portner for
A meeting of the Cornfield the group at 8 p.m., Monday, at
Family Club will be held Jan. the Center.
18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Al Stein, 18224 Stoepel avenue.
Bowlers Await
Party Wednesday.
Plans have been completed
for the party of the Cosmopoli-
tan Bowling League to be held
Wednesday at the Penobscot
Club.
Mickey Woolf and his orches-
tra will entertain, Al Sklare,
chairman, said.
Guests will include Maurice
Marenberg, executive secretary
of the National Bnai Brith
Bowling Association; Herman
Zimmerman, association treas-
urer; Sidney Karbel, president
of the Bnai Brith Council; and
sponsors of the teams.
Schryer Is Booked
for Affair of BBYW
Freddie Schryer and Lillian
Fox will play for the annual
fund-raising affair of the Bnai
Brith Young Women, Bunny
Chasman, director, announced.
The event will be in the form
of a variety show Feb. 22 at
Moose Temple.
Arsenal
Blasted
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cal Najada and Futuwu "defense"
army headquarters and a meet-
ing place for members of the
Arab Higher executive and the
anti-Zionist boycott committee.
SIGN TRUCE
The two mukhtars of the Arab
village of Lifta, a suburb which
adjoins the Romena quarter, have
signed a truce with the co-chair-
men of the Jerusalem Jewish
Community Council under which
the mukhtars guarantee not to
allow foreign Arabs to use their
village as base for attacks on
Jewish areas.
Despite severe weather condi-
tions, Arabs besieging the Jewish
quarter of the Old City which
has been cut off from supplies
and communications with the
rest of Jerusalem since last' week,
launched new attacks early this
week. The llaganah counter-at-
tacked and drove the Arabs back
with hand grenades and heavy
fire, inflicting numerous casual-
ties.
Not only is the Jewish quarter
of the Old City cut off, but Sa- .
fad, a predominantly Jewish
town in an all-Arab area, has
been without telephonic commu-
nication with the outside world
for several days since Arab
guerillas cut the telephone lines.
Moshe Shertok, Jewish Agency
political chief, denied that the
Agency had ordered the halting
of visaless immigration or had
promised any government to halt
the movement of refugees to Pal-
estine. Ile reiterated the point
made by other Agency members
to the effect that the Agency had
no control over immigration,
only a moral persuasive power.
Detroit Edison Elects
3 as Vice-Presidents
Three - vice-presidents have
been elected by Detroit Edison
directors. They are Walker L.
Cisler, James H. Lobban and
Edward T. Gushee.
Announcement of these ap-
pointments was made by Pren-
tiss M. Brown, chairman, and
James W. Parker, president.
Thomas E. Horns has been ap-
pointed general accountant.
Brezner to Address
Mattlithias Tent-Hive
The Mattathias Tint-Hive No.
1005 of the Maccabees will hold
its regular meeting Thursday
TALL TOWERS CLUB
evening at Workmen's Circle,
The Tall Towers Club will hold
The Young People's Club of 11529 Linwood avenue.
a toboggan party Sunday, Jan. Temple Beth El will hold a mu-
Samuel Brezner, past-com-
11, The group will meet „at . 7 siepl evening Wednesday team .. mander of the Mattathias will
p.m: at 4075 PasMeth.' " 1
L6Cs, pianist.
be guest speaker.
Beth El YPC Plans
a Musical Program