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Friday, December 17, 1948
Pioneer Women
Raise $68,000
Nearly $68,000 in donations
and - pledges have been raised
by Detroit Pioneer Women to-
ward the national quota of
$1,000,000, Mrs. D. Colman,
fund-raising chairma n, told
4,000 guests at the annual do-
nor event last week at Masonic
Temple.
A plea for continued aid to
fsrael and DP's was voiced by
Ira A. Hirschmann, the guest
speaker.
Morris Lieberman, president
of the central committee of
120A, greeted the audience and
praised the Pioneer Women for
their work.
Dellakova and Berk, dancers
of Palestinian themes, and Can-
tor Saul Meisels headed the
musical program.
Celebrating the, success of its
donor event, the Goldie Myerson
Group of PWO will hold a."Vie-
tory Social" Tuesday at 11818
Dexter boulevard.
The club is completing plans
for a Chanukah latke party, Dec.
25 at the home of Mary Bed-
marsh, 2903 Webb avenue. An Is-
raeli movie and a candlelighting
ceremony will be highlights.
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In Jr. lladassah Play
Beth Aaron Group Brandeis University
Receives $250,000 Gift
Eyes Annual Party WALTHAM (WNS) — Meyer
Plans for its annual Chanukah
party, scheduled for Dec. 26,
will be discussed by the Beth
Aaron Sisterhood at a meeting
Monday in the Synagogue. Mrs.
Fred Greenstein is chairman of
the affair.
The dramatic group is rehears-
ing under Mrs. Sidney Weinberg
for a play to be given at the
sisterhood's birthday party in
January.
In the cast are Mesdames Ir-
win Levine, Adolph Winkler,
Mac Silverman, Nathan Feld,
Irving Chaiken, Nathan Wolfe,
Jack Pearlman, Sam Simon, Da-
vid Brozgold, Ben Wasserman,
Jack Raisin and Joseph Haas.
Jaffee of Fall River, Mass., and a
group of his friends have donated
$250,000 to Brandeis University
toward the establishment of the
William Jaffee Memorial Library
Fund.
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Junior Iladassah members rehearse for a Chanukah play to be
presented at the "Maccabeiad" of the Jewish Young Adult •Conn
cil. Left to right, seated, Shirley Harmon, Mayme Lawson and.
Ellen Jung. Standing, Frances Beckwith, Ruth Prillansky and
Helen Goldman, professional director and non-member.
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Maccabeiad Set
by Youth Council
`Good Listening'
Programs Cited
Sports, Dance Slated
for Chanukah Event
Harrison Hotel
Center Men's Team
Awaits Swim Meet
Returning to varsity competi-
tion after a lapse of several years,
the Jewish Center men's swim-
ming team will meet the North-
eastern YMCA at 8 p.m., Wed-
nesday, in the "Y" pool.
The Center squad includes
Martin Siegel Bob Kavieff, Ken-
neth Applebaum, Phil Russek
and Raymond Federman.
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An extensive program of Cha-
nukah festivities is planned by
the Jewish Young Adult Coun-
Recommended by the Jewish cil for Dec. 26 at the Jewish Cen-
Community Council for good ter.
listening are two more pro-
All members of constituent
grams, numbers 9 and 10 in a organizations have been invited
13-week series, "Stories to Re- to the "Maccabeiad," which will
member." The programs will include inter-group sports, a din-
be on the air at their regular ner, Chanukah music, a skit, a
time Tuesday, Dec. 21 and candi-lighting ceremony and
Thursday, Dec. 23 at 4 p.m. over dancing.
Station WXYZ.
Helen Karabenick is chairman,
Bambi Linn, one of Broad- assisted by Harold Adler and
way's newest stars, will be heard Dorothy Stiglitz, who head the
Tuesday in "There Isn't Time sports section; Bill Fitzerman,
Now." The story was awarded chairman of the evening pro-
first prize m the quarter-annual gram. ; and Evelyn Koppelman,
contest sponsored by the bureau in charge of reservations.
for intercultural education for
Florence Weintraub will pre-
published magazine fiction best sent a program of Chanukah
promoting intergroup and inter- songs, and Helen,Goldman will
faith relations.
direct a group of Junior Ha-
Thursday's program will be dassah members in a holiday
"Act of Faith" by Irwin Shaw. play. Dick Stein's orchestra will
It is the story of an American provide dance music.
soldier who has faith in his
Sunday is the-deadline for
country's ability to maintain in dinner reservations.
peace time the bonds of com-
A symposium will highlight a
panionship forged on foreign council meeting at 2:30 p.m..
battlefields.
Sunday, in the Center.
This series of programs has
been prepared for radio by the
Institute for Democratic Educa-
tion and is being heard locally
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