Thursday, May 5, 150
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Ban on Drives lialtivy Music Center
for Israel Set
NEW YORK—(WNS)--Forma-
tion of a commitlee to put a stop
to "unautboriled and illegiti-
mate" fund raising drives for
Israel, so as to assure fund-rais-
ing priority to the United Jew-
ish Appeal, was announced here
by the Jewish Agency.
The announcement said the
government of Israel had pro-
hibited its officials from endors-
ing campaigns other than those
of the UJA, except with govern-
ment authorization.
The statement said the Jewish
Agency, which is "charged by
the government of Israel with
primary responsibility for the
administration of philanthropic
funds spent on the Israeli im-
migration and absorption pro-
gram, considers that the con-
fusion created by multiple cam-
paigns endangers the success of
the United Jewish Appeal.
Dentists'. Section
Spurs Campaign
Continuing their series of meet-
ings on behalf of the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign, the dentists section
met at a cocktail party at the
home of Dr. Abe Pearlman for
distribution of prospect slips. -
Members of the section, which
has achieved an average increase
over 1948 contributions of more
than 20 percent, are led by Dr.
Martin Naimark. Assisting are
Dr. Si Berent, Gerson Berris, Joe
Cabot, Ben Fader, Jack Lawson,
Herbert Lee, Frank Reisman and
Bernard Schmidt.
Study in Israel
Offered by ZOl)
A $2,500 scholarship for a year
of study in Israel will be awarded
to Michigan students for the years
1949-50, the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, announced.
Each fellowship will include
transportation to and from Israel,
tuition costs and maintenance.
Scholarship winners must be
sponsored by their local Zionist
districts. For information, call the
Zionist office WO. 5-1484.
Page Eleven
Aeseulapian ,tide
Bnai Brith
Highlights
Tikvah Lodge
Twenty-four years of labor will be 'climaxed at 2 p.m., Sunday
with the laying of the cornerstone for the music 'library of the
new Halevy Music Center, 13695 Linwood avenue corner of Fleet
street. The building will house the Detroit Halevy Singing Society,
•an organization of men and women of all age groups who love
music. The public is invited to the ceremonies.
Team 1 of the Tikvah Lodge
women's bowling league, com-
posed of Esther . Farber, captain,
Til Helfgott, Celia Barish, Kath-
leen Lax and Lorraine Gold won
the league title by defeating Team
2 in a special playoff match.
Team 2 was made up of Hilda
Kirschbaum, captain, Connie
Mason, Mae Richman, Goldie
Davis and Esther Freedman.
Trophy awards will be made at
an installation luncheon May 18.
Women interested in joining the
group, call Mrs. Jerome Kirsch-
baum, UN. 2-1793.
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Brandeis Chapter
Workmen's Circle to Hail 3
for Devoted Civic Service
HARRY
KATZMAN
MRS.
heads the nominations com-
mittee of the Aesculapian
Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
which will hold an election of
officers Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Meyer Goldstein of
Gladstone avenue.
Louis D. Braideis Chapter will
hold an election of officers at 8:30
Three prominent ,citizens will quarter-century long'battle on be- p.m., Monday at the Rose Sittig
be given awards for "Distingu- half of consumers against the rate Cohen Bldg. The meeting is for
ished Service to the Community" increase of public utilities and for paid-up members only.
by Branch 463E of the Workmen's his successful efforts to force rates
Circle Sunday, May 15 at the downward.
Hypnotist Victor Bloomfield
Workmen's Cir-
The award is a medallion in
circle Education- heavy relief mounted on a will highlight the Mother's Day
ON
al Center.
plaque. It is presented at the an- program of the Louis Marshall
The three are nual banquet, which is open to Business and Professional group
Oscar Cohen, the public. Tickets may be se- set for 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, May
FOR THE
former director cured from Leon A. Cousens, 10 at the Toiler hotel.
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of the Jewish WO, 1-7893 or HO. 8353.
Communit y FRATERNAL BODY
Council; Council
Trophies and awards for the
The Workmen's Circle is a Jew-
PresidentGeorge
Edwards; and ish labor fraternal order. Branch Rabbi Mandel M. Zager Chapter
Assistant C o r - 463E, which makes the awards, is bowling team will be made at the
an inter-cultural group com- annual banquet to be held May
nitration Counsel
Cohen
posed of persons active in the la- 22 at Northwood Inn. New team
According to Accommodations
James II. Lee.
bor and civil rights - movements. officers include Jeanette Rudin,
MEALS INCLUDED
The award is an annual event,
president, Shirley Taylor, and
Beautiful Greenbush, 196 miles
intended to pay honor to persocs . Previous winners were Walter
Mesdames Abraham Shapiro, Abe
north of Detroit, will be ready
who have made outstanding cod- Reuther, Arthur Elder, Frances
Sinclair and Seymour Berman.
for you — come for the gala
V. Smith, Al Renner, Agnes Inglis
tributions to the community.
opening Fiiday. May 27 and stay
The Zager dramatic group will
left
for
and
Emil
Mazey.
Cohen, who recently
Saturday, Sunday. Monday, all
present "Bloomer Girl Review"
New York to continue work in'
for $25 or $30. Music by Dean
for the lodge and chapter joint
Duane Tito; golf, tennis, riding
the human relations field, ,was A
installation, June 1. New drama
stables, finest sand beach In
director of the Jewish Commun-
officers are Mrs. Sarah Shore,
Michigan; shuffleboard, and all
ity Council here for two years.
chairman, Irene Bryan, Lillian
other Greenbush attractions. in- .
He was chosen for his leadership
eluding splendid cuisine with
Miller, Sadie Markman and Mrs.
The fifteenth annual meeting
in launching the Michigan Com-
Jewish-American dishes if de.
Eve Meister,
of the Jewish Community Center
tnittee on Civil Rights.
sired. Special rates during June.
will be held on Sunday evening,
Make your reservations now.
'NEW LEADERSHIP'
Telephone TOwnsend 9-5610 or
Edwards was chosen because of May 15. The meeting which is
Detroit Chapter will hold its
TOwnsend 7-2113, or write
his idealism in municipal politics. , open to the public will mark the final meeting of the year Tues-
His citation points out that he has conclusion of the period during day at Beth Aaron Synagogue.
G reenbh
tasn ,
brought "a new kind of leader- which Samuel H. Rubiner, out- An election of officers and fifth
Michiga
going president, has held office. birthday celebration will mark
ship" to municipal government.
Lee will be recognized for a
It will also feature the election the evening's festivities.
of new officers headed by Morris
Garvett for the presidency and
THE BEAUTIFUL
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT .
the election of new members of
the board of directors, including
Samuel Hechtman. Louis Tend-
ler, Mrs. Arthur R. Bloom and
.
Mrs. Royal S. Maas •
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Marshall B and P
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Decoration Day
Week-End - May 21-30
$25 it $30
3 Days
Zager Chapter
nnual Parley Set
by Jewish Center
Detroit Chapter
Greenbush Inn
Young Israel Groups Spur
26th Birthday Celebration
The 26th anniversary of Young
Israel in Detroit will be cele-
brated at a dinner, Sunday eve-
ning, May 29, at the Mairfair
Room, Dexter at Waverly.
The Detroit unit was organized
in 1923, part of an international
movement which now embraces
70 branches throughout the U.S.,
and groups in Rotterdam, Tel
Avvi and Jerusalem.
SUPERVISE YOUTH
One of the features of Young
Israel work in this city has been
the sponsorship of youth. clubs
for boys and girls of junior and
intermediate age.
Trained youth leaders conduct
a full program of cultural and
recreational activities on the
DAVID I. BERRIS
Sabbath, holidays and during the
• • •
week for 14 youth groups.
For reservations, call Mrs. Spil-
The Young Israel Youth Cen- man, WE. 4-8838. or the Young
ter being erected on Dexter
Israel office, TO. 8-8064.
boulevard between Fullerton and
Sturtevant avenues will be com-
pleted in late summer, David I.
FOR A TREAT . • .
Berris, chairman of the building
AND THE GRANDEST
fund committee for the center,
and Samuel W. Platt, vice-chair-
Mother's Day
man, reported.
Dinner'Celebration
SOCIAL PLANNED
Bring Your Family to the
A social for the general mem-
bership of all groups in Young
Israel will be held at 9 p. tn.,
Saturday, May 7, Charles T. Gell-
112 Cass Avenue
man, chairman of the 26th anni-
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niversary celebration, announced.
Enjoy food tastefully prepared
Assisting Gellman are Sam No-
under the direction of our excel-
lent cook.
vetsky and Morris H. Berris.
lie comfortable in the home-like
The annual Mother and Daugh-
atmosphere of our newly decor-
ter dinner of the °Women's League
ated premises.
is set for Monday evening, May
For Reservations Call
16. Moe Keener, Yiddish song
TO. 6-5172 or
stylist, accompanied by Mrs.
Mt. Clemens 6934
Mollie Shaw, will be featured,
Reduced Rates for the
Mrs. Emil Spilman and Mrs. Irv-
Coming SeaS011
ing W. Schlussel, chairmen, an-
nounced.
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Frances Bloom Kaye
to Sing in Verdi Opera
Frances _Bloom Kaye, soprano.
of 3265 Boston boulevard, will
portray the role of Oscar, page
to the king of Sweden, in the
Detroit Opera Founders Guild
production of Verdi's "Un Ballo
in Maschera," May 10-11 at Ma-
sonic .'Temple. Proceeds will go
to the American Cancer Society.
DEXTER AFFAIR SET
The Dexter Mothers' Club will
present its annual Mother and
Daughter banquet May 16 at the
Mayfair Room.
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