Friday, March 5, 19411

Page Seven

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

BNAI BRITH HIGHLIGHTS

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Pisgah Lodge's
Drive Extended

President

BBY0 CHATTER

By ILENE RATNER

A PAID-UP membership party

of the Rebecca Gratz Auxil-
iary of BBYW will be held Sun-
day at the Barium Hotel.
The girls membership drive
will end March 15. For informa-
tion call Marcie Becker, WE. 4-
5100.
• • •
IN OBSERVANCE of Jewish
usic Week, the Rebecca Gratz
xiliary will hold a program
uesday at the home of Char-
lotte Utchenick, 2999 Richton
avenue.
Moshe Heyman will lead in
Jewish and Hebrew songs, ac-
companied at the piano by Char-
lotte Utchenick and Rhea Haas.
He will also "disc jockey" a pro-
gram of Jewish records.
• • •
HIGHLAND PARK No. 313,
AZA, is sponsoring a junior AZA
chapter for boys 12-14. This is
the only chapter of its kind in
the Detroit-Windsor area. •
•• • •
BLUE AND GOLD sweatshirts
will soon be seen on AZA No.
313's senior chapter. It also is
planning on blue and • white
jackets for the summer.
• • •
EAST SIDE No. 526 AZA's
held bowling tryouts to decide
who will compete in the AZA
field day.
• • •
ON MONDAY, the BBYO tal-
ent show will perform at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. for the
Louis Brandeis Women, and on
Tuesday at the Beth Aaron Syn-
agogue for the Detroit Bnai
Brith Women.
• • •
THE PRESIDENTS brunch will
take place from 11:30 a.m. to 2
p.m., Sunday, at the Barium
Hotel.
• • •
BIIOTHERS No. 140, BBYM,
is planning a social affair for
Saturday. Nobody in the clan
will know where it will be held.
They will have to first solve a
puzzle to find out who they are
doubling with.
They will have a scavenger
hunt and only after these per-
plexed persons can show their
findings to the one brother who
knows where the party is—will
the seekers be enlightened.
• • •
ON SATURDAY, Aliyah
BBYW will give a P. J. party at
the Tuller Hotel. The girls are
all looking forward to 12 hours
of gossip. Girls wanting to join
contact Caroline Ruzumma, HO.
1803.

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'isgah Woolen Await
mi' Production

"Miami," , the glamour city of
Florida, will be transplanted in
Detroit for a few hours this
month.
On March 21, the curtain will
go - up at Central High School and
behind it will be familiar scenes
of the South's vacation center.
The play is being presented by
the dramatic group of Pisgah
Women. For reservations call
Mrs. Marvin Levy, UN. 1-9103.

Dinner-Dance Slated
by Gershwin Lodge

Completing its first year of ac-
tivities, the George Gershwin
Lodge will hold a dinner-dance
April 4 in the Arabian room of
the Tuller Hotel. Tickets may be
obtained from members.

EDWARD PEVOS

Optician

Member Campaign
On to End of Month

MRS. STANLEY YATES

Member Party Set
by Marshall Unit

Show Is Planned
for Affair Wednesday

Two events, a gin rummy tour-
nament and a millinery show,
will highlight a membership
party of the Louis Marshall Wo-
men, Wednesday evening at the
Educational Center, Linwood and
Burlinganie avenues.
The show will be presented by
Florence's Style Shoppe, Mrs.
Ben Nadis, program chairman,
said.
Mrs. Samuel, G. Bank, trustee
of Women's District Grand Lodge
No. 6, will be guest speaker. She
will report on her recent- visit
to the Leo N. Levi Memorial
Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Stanley Yates, president,
urges that members bring
friends. Mrs. William Stern is
membership chairman and. Mrs.
Nathan Maxman; conservation
chairman.

Brandeis Chapter
to End Campaign

Culminating the membership
drive of the Louis D. Brandeis
Chapter, an open meeting will
be held at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.,
with Mrs. Albert Silber as speak-
er.
She will review "Behind the
Silken Curtain" by Bartley C.
Crum. Also on the program will
be a variety show to be pre-
sented by the BBYO.
Over 650 cancer pads have
been ..made by members under
the leadership of Rho Alderman,
Anita Berk and Rosalie Kanarek.

Bnai Brith Supports
Fight on Delinquency

WASHINGTON—Bnai Brith is
the first national service organi-
zation to publicly support the
President's proclamation setting
aside April for the prevention
and control of juvenile delin-
quency.
Bnai Brith Americanism lead-
ers in more than 1,400 commu-
nities are contacting public of-
ficials and leaders of civic and
welfare organizations in an ef-
fort to get the programs under-
way.

HO. 3332

Hillel Continues
Seminar Series

TIIE WEEKLY Ilillel seminar
on "What is Judaism?" will
be continued at 2 p.m., Monday,
with a discussion on "National-
ism and Universalism."
• • •
"JEWISH MARRIAGE Cus-
toms" will be discussed by Rabbi
Irwin Gordon at 1 p.m., Wed-
nesday.
• • •
ON THURSDAY, a film pro-
gram will be presented at 2 p.m.,
in the Billet lounge. There will
be no admission charge.
• • •
THE REGULAR class in Jew-
ish and Palestinian folk dancing
will be held at 1:30 p.m., Friday,
March 5. It will be followed at
2:15 p.m. by a class in elemen-
tary Hebrew.

Bloch Unit Plans
Membership. Night

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"To get better acquainted,"
39 adult Bnai Brith men and women
57
57
39 will meet with Bnai Brith youth
40 Sunday at the Barium Hotel.
56
55
41
Speaking on "My Job and Its
42 Relationship to the Youth Pro-
54
49
47 gram" will be Louis Pickus, Mrs.
Anne Ackerman, Sidney Karbel,
48
48 Mrs. Samuel Aaron, Milo Rappo-
39
57 port, Mrs. Jeanette Sheplow,
34
62 James Yaker, David Darvin and
32
64 Harry Mirvis.
Later, a townhall discussion
High sr ores: 11. -Kurzman, 212, 203;
I,. Wilner, 201, 250; It. lbaniandl, 213, will be held on "What Do You
201; S. Krause, 235, 200; J. Korn, 222,
Expect?" with Charlotte Water-
206; If. Schwartz, 215; 11. Feldman,
stone and Irving Berg represent-
235; S. Margolies, 203; Al. Solomon,
222; C. 1(a:oilier, 202; E. Weiner, 211; ing the youths and Harry Mills
II. Kordner, 216; It Katz, 200; S. 'tar 14,
and Pickus the adults.
207;
S. Oalfln, 201;
NI. Linden, 211;
I'. Robinson,
2:17;
Mazur,
213;
M.
Advisers' certificates will be
tireen, 209; S. Lutz, 221; M. Lieber-
presented and the BBYO talent
man, 212; S. l'inkum, 207; S. Weinberg,
show will entertain.
212; and H. HM111+011, 213.

Michigan Congressmen Tell
Detroiters They Back State

Most of the Michigan con-
gressional delegation pledged
that they would write to Presi-
dent Truman urging implement-
ation of the Jewish State plan at
a conference with Detroit Zion-
ist representatives.
A luncheon was called at the
behest of Rep. Howard A. Cof-
fin of Detroit. Other legislators
who attended were Reps. Sa-
dowski, Shafer, Jonkman, Craw-
ford, Woodruff, Bennett, Young-
blood, Dingell and Dondero.
Sadowski, Youngblood and Ding-
ell are also from Detroit.
The Zionist delegation was
made up of Rabbi Leon Fram,
Leon Kay and Sidney Shevitz.
After the meeting with the
congressmen, t h e delegation
conferred with Senator Fer-
guson. They were joined by
Mrs. Julian Tobias, representing
Hadassah.
Senator Ferguson had also
been present at the meeting with
the congressmen. lie promised
the delegation that he would
do everything possible to urge
the implementation of the UN
decision.

Senator Vandenberg told the
delegation that all decisions
with regard to Palestine were
now in the hands of the Unitel
Nations, and that the United
States has been acting and wiN
continue to act in concert wi'n
the United Nations.

Acrencies
Silent
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in Ban on Novels

(Continued from Page 3)
as taught by Tom Linder, com-
missioner of agriculture of the
State of Georgia.
Linder's Hitler ite attack
against the Jews is published
in the state's market bulletin.
This is an unprecedented act of
official anti-Semitism, even for
Georgia.
Truly anti-Semitism in this
country "has reached a new
low," gentlemen of the Joint
Defense Appeal. Apparently of
no significance to you, but
strangely reminiscent of Ger-
many under Hitler.
This is a "new low," brother.

The anti-defamation commit-
tee of the Ivan S. Bloch Chap-
ter will sponsor a cultural and
prospective membership evening
(A Wol Id News Fe, ire Feature)
at 8:30, Monday, in the Jewish
Center, Gertrude Langdorf,
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chairman, announced.
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Oscar Cohen, executive direc-
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tor of the Jewish Community
Max II. Goldhoff
Council, will be guest speaker.
For information on member-
has
ship call Mrs. Dorothy Pastor,
chairman.
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Detroit Lodge , to Hear
Report on Palestine

Julius Lev, Detroiter who re-
cently returned from Palestine,
will speak on conditions in
Eretz Israel at a meeting of De-
troit Lodge at 8:30 p.m., Tues-
day, at 11529 Linwood avenue.
Lev spent the years 1939-47 in
upbuilding the Yishuv. He
eventually became a business
executive there.

TO DISCUSS UMT
A discussion on "Shall 'We
Have Universal Military Train-
ing in the U. S?" will be spon-
sored by the Speakers' Club at
8:45 p.m., Saturday, in the Jew-
ish Center.

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Pisgah Lodge's membership
drive will continue throughout
'March, Isadore Starr, chairman,
announced.
The deadline has been extend-
ed, Ilerbert Eskin, president,
said, because it was impossible
for officers and committee mem-
bers to contact all men eligible
for membership. He urged oth-
er members to assist in the cam-
paign.
Dr. Franz J. Polgar, of New
York, a hypnotist, will present
"Miracles of the Mind" at an
open meeting of Pisgah's bowl-
ing league, March 15.
This will be a return engage-
ment for Dr. Polgar, who was
strongly acclaimed during his
previous visit.

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