Friday, October 22, 1943

DETROIT JEW)SII CHRONICLE

Page SIX

Brith Highlights

Hillel to Mark
Silver Jubilee

Elaborate Program
Planned at U. of M.

The Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tion will celebrate its national
silver jubilee Sunday.
With the help of the late Rab-
bi Benjamin Frankel, Bnai Brith
organized its first foundation in
1923 at the University of Illinois.
During the past 25 years Hillel,
under the inspired geidance of
Dr. A. L. Sachar, has become a
national institution with founda-
tions and counselorships on over
185 campuses in North America.
Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld is
the new national director.
Hillel at the University of
Michigan is in its 22nd year of
service to the Jewish student
body.
s By arraagement with the Ann
Arbor Jewish Community, it oc-
cupies its present site at 2101
Hill, and services nearly 2,000
students.
The jubilee festivities Sunday
will include an introduction by
Rabbi Herschel Lymon, director
of the Ann Arbor chapter. How-
ard Free-flan, president of the
Hillel student council, will wel-
come guests on behalf of the stu-
dent body.
Among the speakers will be Dr.
Alexander Ruthven, president of
the University of Michigan; Dr.
Franklin Litt 1, director of the
Student Reli ious Association;
and Mrs. Osias Zwerdling, presi-
dent of the Bet Israel Center.
Mrs. L. M. Si ms, Samuel Lieb,
Sam Meisel, Is lore Starr and
Sidney Karbal of Detroit will
also give brief addresses.

$45,000 for WA
Mt. Clemens' Goal

Max Elkin Named
Campaign Leader

The Mt. Clemens Jewish com-
munity has launched a $45,000
campaign on behalf , of the
United Jewish Appeal.
Chairman is Max Elkin, civic
leader and owner of the Colonial
Hotel.
He is assisted by Mrs. Harry
Malbin, Women's Division chair-
man; Dr. Joseph N. Scher,
special gifts chairman; Samuel
J. Levine, arrangement commit-
tee head; Isaac Barnett, treas-
urer; Samuel Kramer, captain
of the five white teams; and Abe
Levine, captain of the blue
teams.
"We recognize that $45,000 is
a large sum," Elkin said, "but
it is the basic minimum that is
needed from our community if
we are to cope with the situa-
tion presented to us by the
plight of the Jews of Europe
and the historic opportunities
that exist for the reconstruction
of Jewish life in Palestine."

Zager Dramatic Group
Plans Variety Show

A variety show will be pre-
sented by the dramatic group of
the Rabbi Mandell M. Zager
Chapter, Bnai Brith, at its fund-
raising meeting, Nov. 3 at Bnai
Moshe.
Entitled "Bnai Brith Varieties,"
the show is being directed by
Eve Meister, assisted by Sarah
Schore.

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One Month to Go in Councils
$75,000Fund-Raisky Drive

I•hutu by Ja , Is Li p,

These members of the steering committee work out de-
tails for the annual fund-raising event of the Greater Detroit
Bnai Brith Women's Council. Left to right, Miss Fay Zager,
Mrs. Gerald Goldberg, Mrs. Robert A. Coggan and Mrs. Sol
Bloom. Committee members not shown are Mesdames Charles
Solovich, Leonard Sims, Jack J. Hartstein, Sam Bank, Samuel
Aaron, Stanley Yates, Sam Gold, Lewis H. Manning, Samuel
Gutterman and Harry Parr.
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Exactly one month remains before the Greater Detroit Bnai
Brith Women's Council diaws the curtains on its $75,000 fund-
raising campaign.
The grand finale of the drive will be the annual fund-raising
event, Nov. 22 in the main auditorium of Masonic Temple.
Headlining the program will be Tito Guizar and his "Singing
Mariachis," whri will present the "Romantic Mexico of Yesterday"
and "Gay Mexico of Today," highpoints of Carnegie Hall's music
season.
Guizar is the internationally famed star of stage, screen and
radio, whose voice has sold more records south of the border than
any artist since Caruso.
A native of Guadalajara, Mexico, he is a graduate of the
Mexican National Conservatory and of St. Mark's Academy in
Milan and has starred in Mexican and grand opera and with the
Chicago Opera Company.
Complete with lavish costumes and settings, the program will
be similar in every detail to any that might be staged before
a Latin audience.
Guizar will wear an $8,000 costume and play a $25,000 guitar.
Besides Mexican arias and folk songs, he will present popular
numbers he made famous, including "Brazil" and "El Rancho
Grande."
Mrs. Gerald Goldberg, Council president, urges the public to
attend.

Colorful Ceremony to Mark
Tirvah Chapter Anniversary

The, movie, "Assignment in
Tel Aviv," will highlight a meet-
ing of the Louis Marshall Busi-
ness and Professional Chapter,
Bnai Brith, at 8:30 p. m., Tues-
day, in the Hotel Tidier.
A discussion will follow to be
led by Mrs. Samuel Aaron.
Friends are invited, Ellen Gold-
berg, program chairman, said.
Members are requested by
Ethel Fischer, chapter fund-rais-
ing chairman, to subqiit their
ads for the Greater Detroit
Council's fund-raising affair.
Tickets for the event can be ob-
tained by calling her at TY.
6-9831.

Israeli' Officer
Hliils Technion,

"Continuance of the Palestine
war would only weaken the
Arabs and strengthen our own
position," Maj. Wellesley Aron of
Israel assured members of the
Detroit Chapter, American Tech-
nion Society, meeting for the first
time this season.
The former Jewish Brigade of-
ficer also praised the Haifa Insti-
tute df Technology (Technion)
for supplying technical skill to
the defenders of Israel.
Major Aron, first Jew to be
commissioned by the British in
Palestine during World War II,
pointed out that "the Arabs are
not brave soldiers. whereas the
Jews, who are well armed with
the latest °weapons, have the
skill, character and determination
to achieve their goal."
Louis Gelfand is president of
the Detroit chapter; Leon Kay,
vice-president; Benjamin Finger-
root, secretary; and Benjamin
Wilk, treasurer.

`Victory I'rograni'
Set by Brandeis

Hailing the success of its Aid
to Israel Drive, the Brandeis
Lodge, Bnai Brith, will hold a
victory celebration at 8:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, in the Rose Sittig Co-
hen Bldg.
Special tribute will be paid to
Albert A. Berger, lodge cam-
paign leader, Moe R. Miller,
president, said.
Headlining the entertainment
will be a variety show, with Max
Sosin as master of ceremonies,
and a program by the Bnai Brith
Young Women.
Non-members are invited. Re-
freshments will be served.

will be presented by Mrs. Ber-
nard Berman, Mrs. Louis Bar-
den, president, revealed.
Mrs. Irving Bolton and Mrs.
Harold Nissen are program and
social chairmen respectively.
Games and refreshments will
follow the meeting.
The group was organized by
L.A. TELCOVE CLUB
Mesdames Jack Raisin, Sidney
Final plans are being made
Harris and Sam Schneider un- by the . Los Angeles Telcove
der the supervision of Mrs. Sol- Club for a Harvest Party, Oct.
ovich.
31 at the Center.
During its short existence, the
chapter has received a district
citation for membership and
has contributed to Wayne Uni-
versity Hillel, the Leo N. Levi
Memorial Hospital and other
Bnai "Brith philanthropic pro-
jects.
It also services the Dearborn Where people of distinction
Veterans Hospital through the meet to enjoy GOOD FOOD at
Greater Detroit Council and has its best . . . served in on at-
donated a radio to that institu- mosphere designed for congen-
ial conversation and relaxed
tion.
A candle lighting ceremony is dining.
planned for the celebration, with
12th & HAZELWOOD
Mrs. Solovich, Mrs. Seymour
Weissman,
'junior
past
president;
MRS. LOUIS BARDEN
Louis Barden, Tikvah Lodge
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president; a Mrs. Harry Sin-
NO FINER SALMON
preme Council, will be guest ger, chapter sp sor, as partici-
AT ANY
speaker, and vocal selections pants.

Elaborate festivities will mark
the first anniversary celebration
of Tikvah Chapter, Bnai Brith,
Thursday at Beth Aaron.
Mrs. Charles Solovich, vice-
president of the Women's Su-

Morgenthau Unit
Awaits Meeting

Gaines and refreshments will
highlight a meeting of the Henry
lorgenthau Chapter, Bnai Brith,
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. Friends
are invited.

Mrs. Bernard Bliefield, presi-
dent, has announced the ap-
pointment of the following corn-
mittee chairmen:

Bertha Davidson, Erma Bra-
verman, Ethel Blumberg, Janet
Kover, Virginia Sharkey, 'Marian
Lupiloff, Cecil Miller, Sylvia
Schumer, Alice Cooper.

Also Mildred Gilbert, Jeanna
Tauber, Irene Konicov ■ Ann
Weinstein, Isadora Huffman, Set-
ma Oshinsky, Florence Tucker,
Myra Moston, Ida Moss.
Also Bernice Tomarin, Evelyn
Bruss, Shirley Warner, Adele
Friedman, Delores Farber, Ida
Nathan, Ruth Gottloeb, Phyllis
Krause, Lillian Shore and Shir-
ley Monson.

t/
Downtown Lodge
Host to ADL Chief

Haskell Lazere, Michigan di-
rector of Bnai Brith's Anti-Defa-
mation Leagu% will address a
meeting of the Detroit Downtown
Lodge, Thursday at Jericho Tem-
ple.
This will be Lazere's first
speaking engagement since com-
ing to Detroit as head of the
newly-formed ADL branch.
The lodge meets semi-monthly
at the Temple. Friends are in-
vited to the session.

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