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DETROIT JEWISH CIIRON ICLE
Thursday. August 13, 1919
President
Baltimore hosts B.B. Women's Council Picks Revisionists
for Roseitman Committees for Fund-Affair Ask Materials
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The following women will head
Yehuda Rosenman, supervisor •ommittees on the Greater Detroit
or young adult activities at the Bnai Brith Women's Council for
Jewish Community Center for 1949-50, Mrs. Robert C. Coggan,
the past two years, has accepted president of the council, an-
a new appointment to the assist- nounced.
Mesdames Lewis Manning,
ant directorship of the Center in
membership; Samuel Yates, mem-
Baltimore, Md.
11liscninan will take up his new bership retention; William Phil-
post in September, following a lips, BBYO; Jack Howell, anti-
ninth's vacation with his wife, defamation league; Moe Miller,
Edna, who resigned from her veterans affairs; Leo N. Levi,-
supervisory capacity of the. 12th Bellefaire; Harry Singer, hospital,
etc.; Seymour Weissman, BRIO;
Street Council Center to accom-
Ben Schurgin, budget; and Ber-
pany her husband.
nard Goodman, publicity.
Rosenman was the driving
PLAN FUND AFFAIR
force behind the organization of
Plans are being formulated by
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the Jewish Young Adult Council the 16 chapters comprising 6,000
which was formed in 1947 and local women for the third annual
now embraces 29 community fund-raising affair to be held
groups with a total membership Nov. 28 at Masonic Temple.
of 3,000. .
All proceeds will go to Bnai
He emigrated to the U. S. from Brith philanthropies.
Poland in 1939 and received his
The following women have
Master's degree in social work been appointed as council COM-
from the University of Pittsburgh mitteemen, Mrs. Coggan an-
in 1946.
nounced.
NAME MRS. TACK
Mrs. Morris Tack, general
chairman; also, Mesdames Kal-
man Bruss, tickets; Samuel Gut-
Dem Senator
Slows DP Aid
BILni Brith
Highlights .
Meir Greenfield, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry A. Greenfield,
of Detroit, will be among the
group of 15 Betarim who will
leave the U. S. in September for
Israel, to join in the strategic
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settlement, Ramat Raziel, named
after the first commander of the
Irgun.
The settlement is located 11
miles west of Jerusalem, over-
looking the southern border of
the Jerusalem corridor.
True to the tradition of Brit
Trunipeldor, the movement has
been responsible for several such
settlements, and proposes to es-
MRS. MANNING tablish as many more as possible,
to guard the borders of Israel.
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The Israeli Government is pro-
terman, ad chairman; Leonard
Goldhaver, secretary to ad chair- viding a minimum budget for
man; Sam Wexler, arrangements; these enterprises.
Louis Barden, program; Ellis
DetPoit Revisionists are asking
Fisher, editor; Samuel Aaron, ar- that the public assist the settle-
bitration; Bernard Goodman, pub- ments by providing such necessi- .
licity; and Lorraine Lipson, secre- ties as truck, tractor, washing
tary.
machine, sewing machine, refrig-
Fur reservations, call Mrs. erator, small farm tools, carpen- ,
Bruss, TO. 8-4511.
ter's tools, warm clothing, bed- 1 i
ding, blankets, sheets, etc.
- ' M' ' 1 For information, call, Mr. 1
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Greenfield, TR. 3-2212, or Mr,
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Manuel Merzon, TY. 5-3194.
Council Lists a)
as Group Speaker
MRS. HAROLD NELSON was
elected president of the north-
east chapter of the women's
division of the American Jew-
ish Congress. Other officers
are Mesdames Julian Bard,
Fred Sherman, Percy Newman,
Harold Rothbart and Leslie
Mann, vice - presidents; Mes-
dames Henry Small, Edward
Hochstein and Harry Last, sec-
retaries; and Mrs. A. J. Blum-
enau, treasurer.
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The Maurice Zackheims of
The McGrath-Neely Bill to lib-'
eralize the DP Act and to remove I
Webb avenue are among the De-
its anti-Semitic discriminatory I
Alfred May, recently elected
troiters who spent their vacation
features is "bottled up" in the
to the executive committee of Food Sent Abroad
at Mackinac Island.
senate judiciary committee by I
the Jewish Community Council, by Gemiluth' Chassodim
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Sen. Patrick A. McCarran of
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has just returned from an ex-
Handler Chapter
A food shower held by Wo-
Nevada, a 73-year old Democrat. I
Your
Life
Size
The McGrath-Neely Bill is Mrs. Harry Swartz, chairman tensivetrip to Iskael.
men of Gemiluth Chassodim en- 1
OIL PORTRAIT
supported by the committee on of the fund-raising committee,
While in Israel, May filmed aided the committee-in-charge to
Including Choice of Flame
immigration of the National Com- I announced t h e following co- various events in Tel Aviv, Jeru- scud 700 lbs. of packaged food
Only $30
munity Relations Ad v is or y chairmen: Mesdames Bernard salem and behind the Arab lines. I
lectric
JOEL SCHLOSSER
Council, a national coordinating Abramson, Ruben Atlas, Ethel As one of the representatives of to the needy abroad. An e
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as re- broiler will be awarded at the
body of the national Jewish or. Blackman, Boris Bronson and the Ford Motor Co. he was
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interested
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group's
Sept.
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affair.
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P
'eived
by
President
Weizinann
ganizations and local Jewish Charles Jones. erson
I in working on a committee, con- and Premier Ben Gurion.
community councils.
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Aaron Droock, who just cool- tact 'N'Irs. Swartz,
May i4 included on the list of I
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pittedhis term in office as pros- 1
Jewish C o in in u ni t y Council
ident of the Detroit Council,
speakers available to organiza-j
East Side Units
MASSAGES AND STEAM BATHS
hailed the stand of Sen. Romer . The East Side Lodge and Chap- lions affiliated with the Council. 11
All Licensed, Experienced Masseurs
Ferguson of Michigan, who sup- '
will hold a picnic Sunday at His talks will be illustrated with'
ported
Sen. Irving'
A. Ives the
of motion
N. Y. to of discharge
the ter
Kensington Park. There will be the motion pictures he made.
Fridays, 6 P. M. to 9 P. M.
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ones and prizes for adults and
Saturdays,
10 A. M. to 7 P. M.
YAMOD CLUB TO MEET
judiciary committee from consid- g i
eration of this bill, and to bring , children. For information, call
Sundays, 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Yamod, the club for 18-35 year-
it to a vote on the Senate floor. Bernard Shiller. WA 2-8556.
old newcomers to Detroit, will
A Dignified, Established Health Studio
hold its first social affair at 8:30
W.
GRAND RIVER "toff Woodward)
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p.m. Sunday, Aug. 28, at the Cen-
ENTIRE FIFTH FLOOR
ter. All immigrants who have
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been in Detroit three years or
less
are
invited.
Expanding the program in-
Teachers in the secular divi-
shin of Beth Yehudah Schools augurated last year with its
will meet Tuesday, Sept. 6. in morning Beth Ha-Yeled Nursery
School for three and four year
an all-day conference on edu- I
rational policies. olds. Congregation Shaarey Ze-
Theme of the conference, to dek announces the opening of a
kindergarten department for
be led by Joseph Goldberg, see-
ular school principal; will be children five years of age.
Formerly Located at Dexter and Richton
Jewish rhymes, activities and
'Making Education More Use-
art work will supplement the gen-
ful to the Child".
Progressive teaching techni- eral kindergarten program of ac-
Yeshivahltivity and play. Sessions will be
ques, adopted by the
during the past school year, will held Monday through Friday, 8:30
be evaluated by the teachers, a.m. to 12 noon.
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MEN
Conclave Planned S.Z. School Open
by Beth Yelnulah for 5-Ye r-Olds
VIKSER
and
LANDAU
ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
Grand Opening
Do you buy Ice Cream from your Butcher?
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INSTALLED BY SPECIALISTS
KOSHER MEAT and POULTRY MARKET
AT
7336 W. 7 MILE RD.
NEAR PRAIRIE
SUNDAY. AUGUST 28th
JANITROL
BRYANT
TIMKEN
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at Lowest Prevailing Prices
Muskovitz & Pershin
PLUMBING AND HEATING
IS Years in Business
Phones:
Prompt, Courteous
Delivery Service
TO. 8-8870
UN. 4-7482
UN. 4-7876
Also at the same address for your convenience .. .
JACK FREED BAKING CO.
FHA FINANCING
ARRANGED
NO MONEY DOWN
2955 W. Davison
of their
— Featuring
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A COMPLETE SELECTION OF
BAKED GOODS DAILY
VERNON'S MARKET
— Featuring —
A FULL LINE OF QUALITY GROC-
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DAIRY and DELICATESSEN AT LOW-
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