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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Thursday, September 8, 1949

day at Bnai Moshe. Holiday re-
lief checks will be sent to or-
phans on the organization's sup-
porting lists.

Rabbi Isaac Stollman spoke at
the first meeting of the season of
the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi on
Wednesday. Mesdames J. H. Ku-
nin and Asher Berlin were named
co-chairmen of the donor lunch-
eon. Mesdaines Ida Goldsmith
and Rubin Levin are journal
chairmen.

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Honored by VFW Bnai David Unit
Slates Jay Gerber

NEW YORK — Cantor Moshe
Kusevitsky, renowned cantor
from Warsaw, is the soloist in a
new album of recordings put out
by R.C.A. Victor, entitled "Prayer
of Moses."
The prayers include Kdushah,
Av Horachamim, Ovinu Malkenu
and V'al Y'dei Avodecho.

Women's Auxiliary, Jewish
Home for Aged, will hold a board
meeting Thursday, Sept. 8, at the
home of Mrs. Meyer Silverman,
2625 Fleet street. Mrs. Ben Ar-
kin, first vice-president, will lead
the group in the absence of Mrs.
Samuel Zeldes, president, who is
on vacation. Mrs. Silverman,
service group chairman, was
Louis Marshall, BBYW, will
commended on her committee's hold a membership tea, featur-
Common Council President
work.
ing a beauty consultant, at 2 p.m.,
Sunday at the home of Belle Le- George Edwards is seeking elec-
tion as mayor of Detroit. Edwards
Sheruth League will hold a vine, 2890 Waverly avenue. Girls has pledged an intensified DPW
membership tea at 1 p.m., Wed- between 18-25 are invited. Fm in- campaign to "clean up Detroit
nesday, Sept. 14, at the Center, formation, call Marcella Feldman, and keep it clean," and said that
Mrs. Saul Krieger, president, an- TO. 5-0649.
only the removal of police com-
nounced. Mrs. Sam Symez is
missioner Harry Toy will restore
chairman. She will be assisted
The Women's League for Sab- department efficiency.
by Mesdames Dan Baron and bath Observance will hold its
Edwards has pumped for ex-
Samuel Hack. For information, first meeting of the season at 1 panded parks and recreation fa-
call Mrs. Haron, TO. 5-6985. The p.m. Sept. 12, at Beth Tefilo cilities, acceleration of the ex-
board will meet Thursday, Sept. 8. Emmanuel. An Oneg Shabbat will pressway program and modern-
be held at 1:30 p. m., Oct. 1.
ization of Receiving Hospital.
Equality Club will meet Wed-
nesday, Sept. 14, at the home of
Sylvia Berkowitz, 2516 LaBelle
avenue. Rose Cantor, secretary
of Lt. Eli Levin Auxiliary, will
hold a brunch at 12 noon Satur-
day at her home, 9237 Wildemere
Details concerning the second through the Council office, and
'avenue. All proceeds will go annual Program Planners' Insti- other communal agencies.
toward the club donor luncheon, tute sponsored by the Jewish ADLER CHAIRMAN
set for December.
Community Council have been
The Program Planners' Institute
sent to the delegates of all organi- is under the auspices of the cul-
zations affiliated ture commission of the Council
The board of the Ilebrew
with the Council. with Rabbi Morris Adler and
Ladies Aid Society met Wednes-
On the eve- Lawrence Crohn chairmen.
day. Mesdames Louis Kepes and
ning of Sept. 15
For further information, call
David Goodfriend were hostesses.
and on the after- the Council weekday from 9-5
A social meeting is set for 12:30
noon of Sept 18 at WO. 3-1657.
p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14, Mrs.
program chair-
Abe Miller, chairman, announced.
man and plan-
Rabbi Sam H. Prero will speak.
ners from all
Mrs. Julia Ring is president of
Jewish organi-
the group.
zations will
gather to discuss
Primrose Benevolent Club will
Rabbi Adler problems a n d
open the season with a social
techniques i n -
Monday at Bnai Moshe. A mil- volved in planning better cultural
Eight organizations have been
linery fashion show will be fea- programs for their respective admitted to membership in the
tured, Mesdames Morris Lessen organizations.
Jewish Community Council by
and William Belinsky, chairmen,
The session of Sept. 15 will be the executive committee.
announced, Mrs. Aaron B. Mar- at Shaarey Zedek.
They' include Handler, Gersh-
golis is program chairman.
The second session will be win, Morgenthau and Israel
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 18 at the lodges and Brandeis Chapter of
Bnai Brith; Hampoel Hamizrachi;
Avodah Chapter. Pioneer Wom- Center.
and Masada and Golda Myerson
en, will hold its first meeting of EYE PROGRAMING
the season Monday evening at the
The Thursday evening program branches of the Pioper Women.
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, presi-
home of Mrs. Maurice Raznick, will be devoted to discussion and
18240 Indiana avenue. A barbe- analysis of the problems involved dent of the Council, welcomed
cue and white elephant party will in programing for Jewish organi- the following new committee
members: Mrs. Lillian Aarons,
be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. zations.
Such questions as ''How to Plan Samuel Brainin, Wilfred B. Don-
17, at the home of Mrs. Ben Sha-
piro, 18076 Kentucky avenue. For for the Year," "Publicity and its or, Jacob Kellman, Benjamin Lai-
reservations call Mrs. Hyman Role in Programing," "How Music kin, Isadore Levin, Mrs. Evelyn
Can effectively Enrich Organiza- Linden, Al May, Hy Safran, Sol
Friedman, TE. 4-0153.
tional Programs." will be taken Schkloven and Leonard Simons.
A directory of Jewish musicians
up and discussed by the guest
Jewish Women's European Wel- lecturers who have been invited and singers will be issued by the
fare Organization will stage a to participate.
Council, Boris M. Joffe, executive
special meeting at 1 p.m. Mon-
On Sunday afternoon, demon- director, reported. This will give
strations of various materials organizations an opportunity to
available through the Council will present better musical programs,
be shown to the program plan- he commented. A film-strip guide
ners. These will include motion is already available.
pictures, film strips, music, etc.
Suggestions will be given as
WIN OMENA rRIZES
to what materials can be secured
Jerry Capp and Paul Borman
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won first prizes in the annual
judged only by his own merit
The Jewish Chronicle news shuffleboard tournament held at
or his own fault. This Negro
stenographer was a fine girl and deadline is noon on Mondays. Omena Inn.
how could her color matter in the
least ?
• • •

Edwards Seeking
Election as Mayor

Program Planners' Institute
Scheduled for Sept. 15, 18

Council Gets
8 New Groups

Tolerant Joe
Is A Good Jew

LIKE OLDEN PROPHET
JOE FELT the stirrings of a
prophet. His Jewish friends in
business must know about this.
As Jews they, too, would under-
stand that the highest duty of
a Jew was to practice the ethical
creed of his teaching. If the Jew
yearned for justice for his chil-
dren in employment, he must be
willing to render such justice
unto others.
Joe Marx thus wrote friends
in business. Negro stenographers
no longer are entirely absent
from business offices in Cincin-
nati. Four Jewish business houses
employ them—all friends of Joe
Marx who started them toward
that way of being just and Jew-
ish.
Joe Marx isn't making the
least boast of his way of being
a Jew and isn't quarreling with
any other of the more compli-
cated ways. And if you ask me,
I don't know a better way than
Joe's since it has to do with the
main essential of being Jewish.

The Labor Zionist Movement of Detroit

Invites
All Members and Friends to the

OPENING RALLY OF THE FALL SEASON

Thursday, September 15 at 8:30

At the Labor Zionist Institute

Jay Gerber, pantomimist, will
be featured at the donor luncheon
of the Bnai David Sisterhood,
which will be held Tuesday after-
noon, Nov. 22.
The sisterhood will hold its first
board meeting Monday evening,
Sept. 12, to plan the affair, at the
home of Marian Otis. 2663 Tuxedo
avenue. Proceeds of the luncheon
will go to support the sisterhood's
Sunday School.

Take Registrations
at Folk Schools

e. ,

Rabbi Ilerbert S. Eskin, past-
president of Pisgah Lodge, Bnai
Brith, was elected national
chairman of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars at the annual
convention in Miami. Rabbi
Eskin is a graduate of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary and
the Detroit College of Law. He
served for three and a half
years with the 100th infantry
division, with 18 months over-
seas. This is the first time in
the history of VFW that a Jew
was elected to this high post.

Family Picnic Planned
by Chachmey Lublin

An indoor picnic for the entire
family will be held in the Ye-
shivath Chachmey Lublin on
Sept. 11. Starting at 12 noon,
meals will be served to the pub-
lic until 12 midnight,

Registrations are being accept-
ed for the Jewish Folk Schools of
the Labor Zionist Organizations.
Included in the program is a day
nursery and kindergarten for
pre-school children.
Courses taught include Hebrew,
Yiddish, Bible, Jewish history,
Jewish customs and traditions
and Jewish holidays. There are
special classes for boys of Bar
Mitzvah age.
Registrations may be made
from 9 to 5 daily at 13722 Lin-
wood at Pasadena. For informa-
tion, call TO. 8-9280.

Evelyn Citrin Attends
Conclave in Illinois

Evelyn Citrin, a senior at
Wayne University in pre-profes-
sional group work in human re-
lations, attended the second
national Student Association
Congress at the University of Il-
linois, Champaign, which ran
through
Sept.
3. She
is Harry
the daugh-
ter
of Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Citrin of Wisconsin avenue.

Congregation Beth Shmuel

Dexter at Buena Vista

Wishes to announce to the public at large that preparations
are underway for the observance of the

HIGH HOLY DAYS

Reservations for seats can be made in person at the congre-
gation office daily from 6 to 9 p.m. and also by calling TE
4.0777 with New Years Greetings—
I. Rosenberg, Pres.; H. Citrin, Vice-Pres.;

A. Goroff, Sec.

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ELECT

CHAS. N. WILLIAMS

CITY TREASURER

13722 Linwood (Corner Pasadena)

Guest Speaker: BEN ZION ELAN, Noted Israel Representative
Topic: "Israel and the Labor Zionist Movement Today"
Auspices: LZOA, Farband, PWO, Habonim

ELECT . . .

C. K. SMITH

COUNCILMAN

• • A Business Man

No. 128 on the Ballot

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Present Deputy Treasurer

ENDORSED BY IRWIN I. COHN