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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Leo Low to Return
After 20 Years

Seized From Arabs ZOD Chapter

Rabbi Moses Lehrman will be
the principal speaker at a meet-
ing Monday evening of Haifa
Chapter, Zionist Organization of
Detroit, Mrs. Albert Schwartz,
program chairman, announced.
"The Meaning of the Jewish
State" will be his topic.
The meeting will open with a
movie on Palestine entitled
"Look Homeward, Wanderer."
Also on the program will be
a brief summary of current
events by Dr. Albert Schwartz
and group singing under the
leadership of Mrs. Seymour
Kraus.
• A social period, with Mes-
dames Bejamin Weiss and Irv-
ing Sniderman as hostesses, will
conclude the evening.

Plans for the celebration of
the 100th anniversary of the
birth of Dr. Max Nordau have
been set in motion by the Nor-
dau Chapter of the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit.
"Since we have taken our
name from this illustrious leader
of the early days of the World
Zionist Congress," Dr. Bernard
Weston, president, said, "it is
only fitting that we should lead
in a public celebration in his
memory."
The following committee co-
chairmen have been named by
the group: Mrs. Max Chamsky,
program; Mrs. Louis R. Berent
and Mrs. Sherman Shapiro, so-
cial; Dr. Louis R. Berent, fund-
raising; Murray Selborn, educa-
tion; and Mrs. Al Feldman, tele-
phone squad.

Northwest YPC
Calls All Youths

Israeli chillken and soldiers in Rehevoth look over an Egyp-
tian Bren gun carrier captured by Israeli forces during the
successful campaign in the Negev.

JWV

fie EW President

BULLETIN

BEN

DESENBERG has been
elected commander of the
Ginsberg-Rosenberg Post.
Other officers are Harry Mi-
chaelson, senior vice-commander;
Norman Fellender, junior vice-
commander; Allen Ross, adju-
tant; Al Kramer, judge advocate;
and Hy Tratner, quartermaster.
Their inauguration will take
place in December.
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VOLUNTEER NURSES aides
are urgently needed to assist in
veterans' care, Rose Cowan, chief
of staff of the Michigan Ladies
Auxiliary, said.
"The Dearborn Veterans Hos-
pital, with its 819 patients, is MRS. JACK SEDER is presi-
especially in need of women to dent of the Jewish Women's
help," she added. No training is European Welfare Organization,
which will hold its 28th an-
necessary.
For information call Mrs. Lil- nual dinner-dance at 6 p.m.,
lian Fink, TO. 8-3159, or Ceil Sunday, at Bel-Aire. Dave Dia-
Silverman, TO. 7-8655, JWV hos- mond and his orchestra will
play.
pital chairmen.
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TICKETS ARE on sale for the
annual military ball, Feb. 19 at
the grand ballroom of Masonic
Temple. They are priced at $1.50.
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Rabbi Sidney Akselrad will
A HAYRIDE and rustic party continue his course, "Junkets
will be held by the Robert Ra- Into Judaism," sponsored by the
felson Post Tuesday evening at Temple Beth El Young People's
MRS. EVA GOOZE is chair- Morton Stables.
Club, at 8:30 p.m.; Tuesday, in
man of the 30th anniversary, Cooperating with the post on the Men's Club room of the Tem-
banquet of the Detroit La- the affair are members of the ple.
dies' Aid Society, Sunday at auxiliary. Chuck Wetsman is in
He will discuss "The Second
Zack's Catering, 8939 Twelfth charge. George Agree is presi-
street. Proceeds will go to dent. For reservations call TY. Great Book That Influenced the
World."
charity. For tickets call TY. 5-2711.
The YPC's annual Thanksgiv-
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4-3543.
THE LT. ELI LEVIN Auxiliary ing barn dance will be Nov. 28-
in the social,. hall. It will feature
Auslander Family Club held a membership tea last week a special program, refreshments
at the home of Mrs. Sadie Dres-
and square dancing, with a call-
Names New Officers
ner of Outer drive.
er. Dress is optional, and non-
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Milton Greenberg has been
THE MICHIGAN department members are invited.
named president of the Auslan-
der Family Club, along with and its ladies auxiliary have
Chronicle CLASSIFIED ADS
Louis Marcus, vice-president; scheduled their next joint meet-
Margaret A. Denefeld and Mar- ing for Dec. 7, Pearl Harbor Day. bring results.
jorie B. Greenberg, secretaries;
Mr. and Mrs. David Bernstein.
treasurers; Philip Denenfeld,
sergeant-at-arms; and Winifred
J. Berk. publicity director.
Mrs. I. Auslander, TO. 7-0862,
Chicago Boulevard at Lawton
is accepting reservations for the
21st annual Thanksgiving ban-
ANNUAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE
quet. Thursday evening at the
Hungarian Village.

Ladies Aid Chairman

IN!

Cludrman

to Honor Nordau

It was 20 years ago that Leo
Low conducted the Detroit Hal-
evy Singing Society for one sea-
son.
Since then, the famed composer
has kept a warm place in his
heart fur this city. And Detroit
has„felt the same toward him.
When he comes here Nov. 28
for a concert of the Halevy
Group, he will be presented the
Max Levy Memorial Award for
his outstanding contributions to
Jewish music.
The honors will be bestowed
at the same time Low is cele-
brating his 70th birthday.
Immediately following the con-
cert, to he held at the Labor
Zionist Institute, refreshments
will be served, after which
there will be community sing-
ing to hail the UN decision on
Palestine of Nov. 29, 1947.
The public is invited.

Haifa Chapter Host
to Rabbi Lehrman

Page Seven

Youth Of Beth El
Continue 'Journey'

BETTY UTLEY
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Israeli to Address
Hadassah B. and P.

.

Final plans have been com-
pleted for the annual Honor Roll
event of the Business and Pro-
fessional Division of Hadassah
to be held Dec. 5 at the Lee
Plaza Hotel.
Principal speaker will be Mrs.
Abraham Granovsky, head of
Hadassah youth services in Is-
rael.
For over 10 years Mrs. Gran-
ovsky has been in the forefront
of every, Hadassah effort to in-
itiate pioneering youth projects.
She is the wife of Dr. Abraham
Granovsky, director of the Keren
Kayemeth.
Also on the program will be
a musical variety revue.
Betty Utley and Yetta Benja-
min are chairmen of the affair.
Miss Utley can be reached at
Mastersingers Reveal
6904, and Miss Benjamin at
Openings for Vocalists CA.
UN. 2-7967. Honor Roll pledges
The Mastersingers, a young may be paid at the door.
adult choral group, have open-
ings for vocalists in all cate-
RABBI SEGAL TO SPEAK
gories. For information call Sid
Rabbi Jacob Segal will speak
Resnick, WE. 3-4674, or Mrs. at the final session of the "Court-
Robert Bichkoff, TY. 8-5154, aft- ship and Marriage Institute" at
er 5 p.m.
the Center.

"An affair no youth should
miss" is the "Sadie Hawkins Day
Dance" of the Young People's
Club, Northwest Hebrew Con-
gregation, Nov. 27 at the Syna-
gogue.
The attire will be strictly
"Dogpatch" style for this "drag
or stag" event, Ozzie Gold, social
director, said.
Once a month the YPC will
hold Friday night services, open
to all Jewish youths. The first
will be at 8:30, Nov. 26.
. Hal Shapiro will serve as
Rabbi-- and Herman Rosens as
Cantor. for information call
Herman at UN. 3-1150.

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PRESENTS AT ITS

Annual Donor Event

MONDAY, DEC. 6, 8:30 PAL

Ira II irsehmann

Author of
"Lifeline to A Promised Land"

Congregation Shaarey Zedek

Dellakova and Berk

Interpretive Dancers

of Jewish Palestinian Themes

Thursday, November 25 10:45 A.M.

Rovner Farein Plans
Games l'arty Tuesday

The Rovner Progressive Farein
wilt hold an evening of games
at 8:311 p.m., Tuesday, in the
Jewish Fraternal Club, 2609
Lawrence avenue. Proceeds will
go to charity. Refreshments will
be served. Friends are invited.

Chronicle social and club news
deadline is noon, Mondays.

Cantor Saul lleisebt

RAIIIII MORRIS AI)LER will speak on

Jewish and Hebrew
Folk Songs

"Life's Greatest Act"

DELLAKOVA and BERK

CANTOR JACOB H. SONENKLAR and CHOIR
will Officiate

Service will be concluded at 12 Noon

All Are Welcome ...

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MRS. D. COLMAN
MRS. M. MICHLIN

TO. 9-7189
TO. 8-8616
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