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Friday, December 17, IMI

nai Brith Highlights

BBYO CHATTER

By ILENE RATNER
officers of Henrietta Szold
BBG's are: President, Norma
Rihiat; vice-presidents, Eleanor
Simons and Norma Lewis; sec-
retary, Doris Lester; and treas-
urer, Dena Cohen.
• • •
THE AZA's of Karbelnick No.
321 send "welcome greetings"
to their new adviser, Danny
Kay.
• •
JOSH LEIBMAN No. 526
AZA's are planning a member-
ship party, while the Phyllis
Kunin BBYW are busy working
en an informal tea.
• •
• S.
IT HAS BEEN announced
that three new AZA chapters
have been started. One will be
named in honor of the kite Fred
Butzel.
• • •
THE FDR BBG's will debate
with an AZA chapter on
"Should the Federal Govern-
ment Subsidize Education?"
while the Gilda Partrite girls
will hold a heated debate on
"What Can We Do About Anti-
Semitism?"
• • •
EMMA LAZARUS and Diane
Malerrnan BBYW and Menorah
BBG's gave Thanksgiving bask-
ets to needy families.
• •
THE HIGHLAND PARK No.
313 AZA's will .present their
fame-gaining skit, "Fall of the
City," for the Keidan Bnai
Brith Lodge Jan. 4 . . . The Pis-
gah Lodge was entertained with
a skit by boys of Henry Monsky
No. 764. These fellows are help-
ing to cement BBYO-Bnai Brith
relationships.
•
"KNOW YOUR SISTERS" is
a campaign being sponsored by
the Young Women's Council.
Each chapter will be hostess to
ether YW chapters.
• • •
BUSY COLLECTING layettes
for babies in DP camps are BBG's
. Knitting socks, mufflers and
gloves for soldiers in Israel are
the Young Women and the
BBG's.

Key Men Aid Israel

New

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Marshall B. and P.
Books Jules Klein

Jules Klein and his radio re-
cording orchestra will play for
the annual dance of the Louis
Marshall Business and Profes-
sional Chapter, Bnai Brith, Dec.
25 at the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
Further plans will be discuss-
ed and tickets distributed at an
open meeting at 8:30 p.m., Tues-
day, in the Hotel Tuller.
For information call Shirley
Bernstein, TO. 7-8891.

Tikvah Chapter Plans
`Candlelight Supper'

A "Candlelight Supper" is
planned by Tikvah Chapter,
Bnai Brith, for Dec. 28 at Beth
Aaron.
The affair is open to paid-up
members, Mrs. Jack Raisin, con-
servation chairman, announced.
The chapter will sign up new
members at the door.

Maurice Shore Heads
Auto Dealers Group

Maurice Shore has been elect-
ed president of the Hamtramck
Automobile Dealers Association.

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AZA Delegates
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Maurice Friedman,
Susie Michael Here

A musical treat is in store for
members of Pisgah Lodge and
Auxiliary, Bnai Brith, when
they hear Susie Michael and
Maurice Friedman in their "Ca-
valcade of Jewish Music."

DR. LAWRENCE YAFFA, left and SAM ATLAS were among
the leaders without whose hard work and devotion the recent
Bnai Brith Aid to Israel drive could not have been the big
success it was. Yaffa, president of Louis Marshall Lodge, did
a tremendous job in coordinating the work of various trade
and professional groups in the campaign. Working with him
were David Katzman, James Laker, Eli Springer, Morris
Yarros, Sidney Moss, Ben Weiss, Morton Bechek, Al Farber,
Samuel Banks and Arnold Michlin. Atlas, who undertook
the chairmanship of the automotive division, overcame all
obstacles to carry his section to huge success. He personally
gave the drive 17 trucks at cost in addition to a generous
monetary gift. Atlas, who is with Hodges Motor Sales, remains
chairman of the automotive committee for Material for Israel.

The prograni, open to mem-
bers, their husbands and wives,
will be at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
in the Northwest Hebrew Con-
gregation.
A piano prodigy at four, Miss
Michael is a brilliant interpreter
of Hebraic music. Born in Wil-
ma, Poland, Friedmansthe son of
a Cantor, attended the Institute
of Musilal Art in New York
City, later achieving fame on the
concert stage. He is considered
one of the leading interpreters
of Jewish -song and folklore.

The Michael-Friedman duo has
presented the cavalcade in over
250 cities in the U. S. and Cana-
da. They never repeat the same
program in a city.

Juvenile Delinquency Among Jews
Negligible, JSSB Report Says

Pressed for a report by the
Jewish Chronicle following the
publication of a letter to the
editor concerning juvenile delin-
quency, the Jewish Social Serv-
ice Bureau has issued its first
comprehensive public statement
on the problem in several years.
Delinquency of children in
the Jewish Community continues
to be of minimal proportions,
according to a report submitted
by George Kirshner, case work-
er of the bureau, in charge of
the liaison work with the Ju-
venile Court and the crime pre-
vention bureau.

bation department of the Ju-
venile Court and with the crime
prevention bureau of the Police
Department, particularly with
the unit at the Petoskey Police
Station.

one percent.

6 GO TO COURT

ing to see that all outstate dele-
gates have dates when here for
the AZA's Michigan region tour-
nament, Dec. 25-29.
Charlotte Rubin and Beverly
lfartstein are in charge of this
committee and Goldie Tukel
heads a group of BBG's who will
be hostesses.
Illene Sabin is working with
Lionel Freedman of the Henry
Monsky AZA Chapter on the
food committee.
Chairman of the tourney le
Irving Berg, while Mannie Ka.
lef is president of the AZA coun-
cil.

Tikvah Lodge
to Fete Chiklren

The second annual children's
Chanukah party has been sched-
uled. by Tikvah Lodge, Bnai
Brith, for Jan. 2 at Beth Aaron,
Louis F. Barden, president, an-
nounced. Philip Kramer is chair-
man.
A membership drive will be
launched Jan. 6 at Beth Aaron
under the leadership of Louis
J. Cohen, membership chair-
man.

Meister Pupils Guests
of Morgenthau Chapter

Pupils of the Eve Meister Stu-
dio of Dramatic Art will pre-
sent a variety show, ''Meister
Follies," at a membership meet-
ing of the Henry Morgenthan
Chapter, Bnai Brith, at 9 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg.

A fraction of juveniles in the
Detention Home are brought
before the court. on formal
charges. No figures are avail-
able, but Kurland estimates that
Kirshner who is in charge of
only about six Jewish delin- this service at the bureau is
quents have formal charges pre- known to court and police of-
fared against them in the Ju- cers as the "Jewish Big Broth-
venile Court in the course of er." He is in constant touch
a year.
with these officials and is avail-
The Boys Vocational School in able for consultation with them
Lansing, a reformatory, ' very and for contact with the boys
seldom has a Jewish inmate, and their parents.
he pointed out.
In addition he accepts such
"This is a very encouraging
record," declared Mrs. Charles cases of Jewish offenders as the
ARREST 40 BOYS
Lakoff, president of the' Jewish court or police wish to refer to
The latest figures made avail- Social Service Bureau. "The the JSSB for casework help and
able by the crime prevention chief cause for this low inci- social adjustment.
bureau (a division of the police dence of delinquency among
department charged with re- Jewish youth lies in the posi-
sponsibility for dealing with of- tive influences exercised by
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This constitutes one percent of
Since its organization in 1925
the total number of cases. Jews
the Jewish Social Service Bu-
constitute less than six percent
reau has given special attention
of the population.
to the problems of Jewish
The figure represents a maxi-
adolescents. For many years a
mum of juvenile offenders.
special Big Sister program was
Most of them are dismissed and
conducted in cooperation with
only a fraction find their way to
the Detroit section of the Na-
the Juvenile Court.
THERE IS NO PLACE IN THE WORLD QUITS LIME
tional Council of Jewish Women.
The 1948 statistics for the Jn-
This program was discontiaucd
venile Court have not yet been
some three years ago when the
compiled. According to John
need disappeared.
Kurland, in charge of research
A comparable program of
and statistics at the court, 18 work with boys still continues
Jewish boys were at the Juven-
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ile Detention Home in 1947 and
established with the boys' pro-
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