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Plans for June 9 Conclare
Stirs I eaffue Clubwomen

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A symposium on The Israeli
Constitution—Its Impact on World
Affairs," will be held Tuesday
evening at the Lee Plaza under
the at.-pices of the Business and
Profe-sional Chapter of the
American Jewish Congress.
Various phases of the Constitu-
tion will be discussed by authori-
ties. Dean Charles H. King of the
Detroit College of lam will speak
on judicial aspects of the con-
stitution; Prof. Boaz Siegel of
Wayne University law school will
discuss civil liberties and labor
unions under the constitution:
Dean Charles J. McKenna of the
University of Detroit law school
will examine constitutional dif-
ferences: Rabbi Joshua S. Sivrka
will survey the role of religion
in the public school system of
Israel: and Seymour Tilchin,
publisher of the Jewish Chronicle,
will address the audience on the
church versus State in Israel.
Zelden Cohen, psesicient of the
chapter. extends an invitation to
everyone. A discussion will fol-
low the presentation.

Plans for the convention to be monthly magazine, "The League
sponsored by the League of Jew - Journal," was issued this month.
ish Women's Organizations June The magazine is edited by Jeani
9 tit the Book-Cadillac hotel Braun.
have brought a warm response
from Detroit clubwomen, Mrs.
Samuel B. Danto, president, said.

The following have been ap-
pointed to committees: Mesdames
Harry Becker, Louis Glasier,
Samuel' Blather, Henry Green,
Samu RIMdes. David Kliger,
Fred Girtsburg, M. George Way-
burn, Nathan Spevakow, Morton
Snyder, Arthur Bloom, and Max-
well Emmer.

Mrs. Robert Aronson, president
of the Conference of Jewish Wo-
men's Organizations of Chicago,
and Mrs. Ben Bernstein, president
of the Federation of Jewish Wo-
men's Clubs of Cincinnati, will
address the assembly.

Above are lima Brith youth leaders who are making plans to
greet Harold Russell when he comes here Sunday to address the
BBYO silver jubilee celebration and the JWV. Left to right,
Shirley Ginsberg, chairman of the BRYW Council celebration
committee; Irving Berg, president of the Detroit-Windsor BISTO
Council; and Harriet Hochman, vice president of the council.

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Zionist Camp
JWV Joins With the BBYO
Data Listed

The Detroit Zionist Youth
Commission is still accepting ap-
plications for scholarships to
Brandeis Camp Institutes being
held in July and August. for two
and four-week periods, in three
camps located in Pennsylvania,
North Carolina and California,
The Zionist leadership training
program includes lecture courses,
discussion groups and work shops,
as well as full recreational fa-
cilities.
Applicants must be high school
graduates. between 18-25, who
have a desire to assimilate as
much Zionist background as pos-
sible in order to take their place
in the community as Zionist
youth leaders.
The Youth Commission has
several scholarships open. For
information contact Milton S.
Marwil, TE. 2-3078. before April
27. Those who wish to pay their
own fee can apply fur the two-
week course at $100, or the four,
week course at $175. All appli-
cants pay their own transporta-
tion costs.

to Welcome Harold Russell

His visit sponsored jointly by erection of the memorial building
the Jewish War Veterans and the to go up at Holmur and Davison
Bnai arith organization, Harold avenues.
Russell, film star who lost his
Isadore Rosenberg, executive
two hands in the war, will appear
director of JWV, and Mrs. Ber-
in Detroit Sunday, May 1.
nard Goodman of the Bnai Brith
Since the time he was given women, are handling publicity
an Academy Award for his play- for the Harold Russell events.
ing in the "Best Years of Our
Lives." Russell has lectured on
brotherhood.

At 2 p.m. May 1 he will speak
before 1,500 young people of the
BBYO at the Center. The young
people will be celebrating the
silver jubilee of their organiza-
tion. Max Kushner and Sam Bank
are co-chairmen of the afternoon,
representing Bnai Brith men's
and women's councils. Mrs. Carl
Gould is chairman of arrange-
ments,
In the evening at the quarterly
joint meeting of all posts and
auxiliaries, Russell will speak to
the war veterans on "Universal
Brotherhood." The meeting,
which will begin at 8 p.m., is
open to all veterans and their
friends.
All posts and auxiliaries are
combining their efforts towards
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Haifa Chapter
Junior Iladassah
Maps Satire

An original musical satire,
'The Man from Mars," will be
presented by Haifa Chapter, ZOD,
Monday evening, Dr. Louis Kaz-,
dam president, announced. The'
satire was written and produced
under the supervision of Mrs.
Albeit Schwartz, program chair-
man.
The libretto is the work of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bernstein,
William Davis, Seymour Kraus
and Mrs. Albert Schwartz. Orig-
inal lyrics are by Philip Bern-
stein and musical direction is by
Mi's. Seymour Kraus..
The cast includes Philip Bern-
stein, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dav-
idson; William Davis. Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour Kraus, Myron Pan-
ter, Mrs. Albert Schwartz, Sarah
Siegel. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wes-
sermon and Mrs. Alex Zuck-
man.. Mrs. Philip Bernstein is
director.
• A social hour will follow the
performance. Mesdames William
Davis, Aaron Karp and Paul Nak-
lin will serve as hostesses.

Huntington ORT Unit
Schedules Election

A dessert tea will be held by
Huntington Woods chapter of
ORT at 1 p. m., Monday at the
home of Mrs. Ivan Frankel, 25831
Pembroke road, Huntington
Woods.
An election of officers will take
place followed by a piano recital
*. Mrs. Royal Maas, said Mrs.
Joseph H. Davidson, president.

to be Host at Tea

Junior Hadassah will be host
to the Little Women of Hadassah
at a joint meeting and tea at 2:30
p.m., Sunday at the home of
Sophie Shulman, 1516 Chicago
boulevard west, Jean Jaslove,
program chairman announced.
Helen Kass will speak on
"Highlights of My Trip to Israel."
For information, call Helen Kara-
benick, membership chairman,
TO. 8-4966. Shirley Schubiner is
president.

Dinner-Card Party Set
by Chodorkover Group

The Chodorkover Chabna Pro-
gressive E'ociety will hold a din-
ner-card party at 6:30 p. m., Sun-
day, May 1 at the Jewish Cul-
tural Association. 2705 Joy road.
All proceeds will go to the child
rescue fund. For reservations,
call Mrs. Fay Bogrow, TY. 5-3508.

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Welfare Unit Slates
Brunch for Tuesday

The Jewish European Welfare
Organization, North Woodward
branch, will have a brunch at
12 noon, Tuesday, at the home
of Mrs. Hyman Dresner, 3455
Outer drive west. All proceeds
will go towards the orphan
shower, which is scheduled for
May 2 at the Mayfair Roma.
Brunch chairmen are Mesdames
J. Rothbard and J. II. Epstein,
Mrs. Albert Kurzman is president.

SPEAKS ON DISCIPLINE
"Discipline — Its Form and
The Mildred Simons Rosenberg
Meaning" will be discussed by
memorial award will be made to
Marjorie Sanger of the Merrill
the young man and woman select-
Palmer Nursery School at a meet-
ed by the committee chosen to
ing of the Play School Parents
judge the candidates. The award
Association of the 12th Street
will be made on the basis of
Council Center at 8:30 p.m. Mon-
scholastic rating and leadership day.
in the, community.

An executive board meeting for
the election of league officers will
be held May 19 at the home of
Mrs. Danto. Mrs. Abe Srere is
chairman of the nominating com-
mittee.
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AJC Women
Slate Panels

All chapter study groups of the
Women's Division. American
Jewish Congress, will meet at
1:15 p.m., Monday. "How Israel
Will Be Governed" will be the
topic on the panel discussion.

Mesdames David Vogel (south),
Irwin Schubiner (central), Max
Saidman (northeast) and Daniel
Shapiro (northwest) will act as
moderators.

South chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jack Bean, 2924
Glynn court, central chapter, at
the home of Mrs. Janice Mendel-
sohn, 2824 Sturtevant avenue, and
northeast and northwest chapters
at the home of Mrs. G. Lionel
Willens, 18600 Northlawn avenue.

Congress members and friends
are invited. The meetings will be
preceded by dessert luncheons.

Cleric's Easter Sermon
Hails Israel's Rebirth

MT. VERNON, N. Y.—(Special)
—The establishment of Israel was
called "the greatest event in
Christendom" by the Rev. Dr. W.
Harold Weigle, rector of St.
Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Eastchester, in his Easter
sermon.

"Few Americans realize the
significance of this fulfillment of
Biblical prophecy," he said, offer-
ing Jewry Passover good wishes..

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