DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Thursday, June 9, ISO

Present Cantata at Young Israel Dinner

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Members of Young Israel's 14 youth groups, above, presented the cantata "What
Is Torah?" at the annual dinner of the organization celebrating Young Israel's
26th anniversary. An overflow audience attended the affair. Harry L. Blitz
was toastmaster and Charles T. Gellman,. chairman, welcomed the guests. Rabbi
Samuel II. Prero, director, presented gold-plated trowels to Morris Karbal and
Henry C. Keywell, chairmen of the citywide committee for the Young Israel
Youth Center. The annual elections of Young Lsrael will be held Wednesday,
June 15. Those above are as follows: First row, left to right, Minna Weisenfeld,
Shimon Barris, Frances Malach, Fayga Berrie, Ursula Sitzman, Libby Magier,

Women Spur Annual Picnic Set
.Drive Cleanup by Temple Israel

Stephen Tomor, Yehudah Gellman, Hillel L Abrams, dramatic director. Second
row, Robert Levi, Esther Forman, Marjorie Margolis, Bernice Schwartz, Phyllis
Gellman, Judy Aronson, Marilyn Mutehnik, Esther Rothenberg, Tamar Wobl-
gelernter, Michael Weisenfeld. Third row, Rena Spllman, Robert Baruch, Harriet
Carmen, Rhoda Kaplan, Leila Kamens, Norman Madorsky, Jackie Levin, Revs
Rothenberg, Meyer Zegal, Fourth. row, Abe Selesny, Edward Traurig, Judy
Goldman, Arnold Carmen, Arlene Shulman, David Cohen, Irving Portnoy, Law-
rence Halpern. Not shown, Cantor Nathan T. Adler, musical director, and Bella
Goldberg, accompanist.

New President

The second annual picnic of
Temple Israel will be st aged
at 12 noon, Sunday, June 19,
at Lola Valley Park. Games, con.i
tests, entertainment and awards
have been provided for. Ice cream
an' ginger ale will be free, but'
each family is requested to pack
its own lunch.

Division chairmen and secre-
taries in general solicitation of
the Allied Jewish Campaign
voted to repeat the pattern set by
this year's one-day drive, "The
Day" at their re-evaluation lunch-
eon at the home of Mrs. Benjamin
Jaffe, according to Mrs. William
B. Isenberg, chairman of general
Chairmen arc Nathan Kolb,
solicitation.
Men's Club; Mrs. Maurice J.
Pledges to date have brought
Kimelman, Sisterhood, and Wil-
the total beyond the amount
liam Singer, Younth.
raised for last year, Mrs. Isenberg
said, and workers in all groups
are continuing to see their pro-
spects in an effort to reach the
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remaining 11 per cent of Jewish
women in this group who have
MRS. SAMUEL ME (SO
. not yet made their pledge.
will be installed as president
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PASS THEIR QUOTAS
Semitism was used in the initial of the Infants Service Group at
Division chairmen whose
fight to'block Lilienthal's confim-
1 p.m., Tuesday, June 14, at
groups have already achieved 100 at ion.
the Russian Bear. The installa-
. per cent of quota are Mesdames
tion ceremony will be conduct-
It is being used again.
George Brennen, Herbert Frank,
ed by Mrs. David Riseman.
The
campaign
against
him
is
Samuel Gale, Albert Green,
Mrs. Peter Biteman, the mother
Sander Hillman, Max Miller, cloaked in charges that he is of outgoing
president, Mrs.
Robert Nathans, Alex Olen, Louis "soft" toward Communists and Julian
Grace, will give the in-
Redstone, Samuel Schwartz, Ben- negligent in the protection of vocation. Mesdames George
jamin Schwayder and Raymond atomic secrets. His anti - Com-
Treeger and Norman Brode are
munist convictions are well-
Sokolov.
chairmen.
For reservations,
'known;
and
J.
Edgar
Hoover
has
Workers in the Women's Divis-
call TY. 5-6348.
conceded
that
no
espionage
was
ion have been invited to the sec-
ond annual 'party celebrating the involved in the recent mystery of
closing of the division's phase of the missing ounce of uranium.

Lilienthal
,Smear Hit

the campaign, Friday, June 17, at
Knollwood country club.
81 PERCENT IN
Reports in the women's division
total $584,656 or 91 percent of
' coverage. General solicitation,
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
William B. Isenberg has reached
$104,900 or 90 percent of quota;
special gifts, under the chairman.
ship of Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels,
$130,000 or 86 percent of quota;
and pre-campaign, Mrs. Abrlham
Srere, chairman, $236,370 Zr 86
percent pf quota.
Reservations for the party may
be Made at WO. 5-3939.

PLAY FOR GREAT STAKES
On their merits the current ac-
cusations against Lilienthal would
be one-day newspaper escapades.

But he is a liberal. Ile is an in-
dependent public official who re-
fuses to play Washington parlor
games. He. is a Jew. In the real
world these are explosive poli-
tical qualities.

So the slanders are intense and
commonplace, the atmosphere of
frameup grows and the lynch-
spirit rises ...

SPUR JERUSALEM PLANS
JERUSALEM—Plans are being
drawn to make Jerusalem the
cultural and educational center
of Israel and to double the city's
population within five years.

Knesset Approves
Housing Project

TEL A VIV—(WNS)—Approval
of the government's housing and •
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employment project was voted by
the Knesset. Under the plan, 30,-
000 housing units are to be built
for immigrants within the next
featuring Chinese Native
five months, thus giving employ-
Foods and Family Dinners
ment to 8.000 workers in June
and 15,000 in the succeeding ••Egg Roll •Won-Ton
months.
•Sea Foods
Conclusion here of the seven- I
Chow Mein
day World Revisionist conference
ended with. the amalgamation of •
Cantonese Style
the organization with the Herut
party. The combined groups are
to be known in Israel as "Ingud
Just North of Outer Dr.
Herut" and outside Israel as the !
Open II a.m. to I a.m.
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e;rit i
3is mrs dat , S i u
r Ld, ays
Zionist-Revisionist party.

TELCOVE MAPS DANCE
The L. A. Telcove "summer ]
f frolic" will be held at 9 p. m.,
Sunday in the outdoor court of.
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Events
of the Week

The Isaac Agree Memorial S.-
eirly will hold a barn dance

Sunday evening at Graemer's
Barn, Inkster Road, one mile
Julius Chajes, Center music di- north of Ten Mile Road. All pro-
rector, will present Avrin Fore- ceeds are for charity. Square
man, Reva Kowalsky, Joan Ma- dancing and entertainment will
be featured.
chin, Estelle Pappas, Judith Pat-
terson and Robert Shulman in a
piano recital at 1 p. m., Sunday
at the Center. There is no admis-
sion charge.
NEW YORK—Philip Slomovita,
Betty Kowalsky will present editor of the Detroit Jewish
News, has joined the Labor Zion-
Shirley Chicorel, Michael Gantz,
ist Organization of America, the
Barbara Littky, Marvin Littky, National Jewish Post revealed.
Phyllis Pullberg, Geraldine Slomovitz' action formalized an
Stashefsky and Annabel Weiss in editorial stand in which he
preached the LZOA party line for
a piano recital at 3 p. m., Sunday
the past two years. •
at the Center. The public is in-
Rabbi Solomon Goldman of
vited.
Chicago, a former president of
Adele Polansky of the music the ZOA, and Maurice Samuel,
forum will present her students noted author, have also joined
in a musical at 3 p. m., Sunday at the Labor group, the Post said.

3 Abandon ZOA
for Labor Ranks

the Detroit Federation of Wom-
en's Clubs. Hancock and Second.

Cub-Scouts of Den 4 will en-
tertain their parents with a
musical skit, "A Cub-Scout Gar-
den," Sunday at Bagley School.
Members of the cast include Carl
Catlin, Alan Raznick, Michael
Gilbert, Larry Harris, Jeffrey
Kahn, Herbert Sosnick, Joel Gur-
still, Steven Losh and Murray
Final board meeting of the Sima. Mary Gilbert is
De n
Home Relief Society will be held Mother.
at 12:30 p. m., Monday at the
home of Mrs. Al Weisman on
Delakova and Berk, Yiddish
Oakman boulevard. At the clos- dance interpreters, will present
ing regular session reports were
a dance program at 8:30 p. rn.,
submitted by Mrs. Joseph Rot- Monday at the Center. For tickets,
tenberg and Mrs. Frank J. Win- contact the Center.
ton.
The group's fall donor event
The last meeting of the season
has been set for Nov. 30 at the for the YPC of the Northwest
Book Cadillac hotel.
Hebrew Congregation will

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