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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Midrasha to Start
New Winter Term
Bnai Brith
Highlights
The winter quarter of the Mid-
rasha will begin on Tuesday, Jan.
10.
Registration for all the depart-
ment will take place from Tues-
day through Tuesday, Jan. 10.
The following courses are offered:1
Hebrew, Yiddish, Bible, Eze-1
kiel in Yiddish, Pentateuch in
English, Mishna, Modern Hebrew
Literature, Yiddish Literature,
Jewish Literature in English,
Jewish Sociology, Jewish Philos-
ophy, Artcraft and Jewish Folk
Dances.
For full information, call TO.
8-0063.
Marshall Lodge
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Relatively Easy
James N. Laker, president, was •
elected chairman of the lodge's
delegation to the district conven-
tion to be held in Detroit July,
1950. The following delegates
were also elected at the regular
meeting of 'the lodge: Samuel G.
Bank. Karl C. Berg, Manuel Hol-
lander, Robert R. Nathans and
Dr. Lawrence I. Yalta. The alter-
nates are Oscar Bank, Ludwig
Boraks. Allen T. Fisher, Arnold
Michlin, David I. Rosin, Elias J.
Springer, Thomas Zohott.
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announced the completion of
his work on the general theory
of relativity. Ile had worked
on it for more than 40 years,
ever since he published his
specific theory of relativity
in 1905. The enlarged theory
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B and P Chapter
A joint meeting will be held
with the Rabbi Zager chapter
Wednesday evening, Jan. 4 at
Bnai Moshe. Mrs. Ethel Osri, of
Chicago, will be the guest
speaker.
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Marshall Chapter
The chapter will hold a busi-
ness meeting at 8:30 p.m., Wed-
nesday at the Workmen's Circle.
A movie, "Day of Deliverance,"
will follow a report on chapter
activities, Mrs. Ben Nadis, presi-
dent. announces,
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Vocal Recital Slated
at Meeting of Masada
Downtown Chapter
The community service com-
mittee of the Jewish Young Adult
Council decided to concentrate, at
present. upon the collections of
funds pledged during the 1949
Allied Jewish Campaign.
Only 68 per cent of the amount '
solicited by the junior division
INN been paid up to date, Bob
Benson, chairman, reports.
the major Jewish philanthropic
organization in the city.
zel, and Rabbi Leo M. Franklin,
in Detroit, as elsewhere in the to call a meeting for the purpose
country, centered in the Syne- , of federating the Jewish philan-
gogue. When Temple Beth El was thropic societies of Detroit into
one central agency.
established in 1850, its first con-
The result was the organiza-
stitution made provision for the'
tion of the United Jewish Chari-
disbursement o: charity.
ties of Detroit.
In 1869, Temple Beth El, in co-
operation with Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, founded The ,
Gentlemen's Hebrew Relief So-
cietv, the first centralized Jewish
Harry Kobel, tenor, will be
philanthropic organization in Dc-
treit, which later assumed the featured at the general meeting
name of Beth El Hebrew Relief of Masada at 8:30 p.m.. Thursday,
Dec. 29, at Shaarey Zedek. He
Society.
In 1891. Shaarey Zedek organ- will be accompanied by Vivian
ized its own relief society, under ' Kozen.
the name of Jewish Relief Soci-
' ety. The Beth El Hebrew Relief
A bleird meeting will be held Society, however, remained as
Thursday, Jan. 4, at the home
elt Mrs.S. Rosenberg, 2455 Pasa-
dena avenue.
Young Adults to Seek
Payment of Pledges
O Ri g ht
LARRY or EDWARD GOLDNER, Owners
Fort Mayen, Fla.
Beth El Originator of Plan
of United Jewish Charities
The lodge will hold its monthly
The United Jewish Charities of !
meeting at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Jan.
3 at Masonic Temple. The meet- Detroit, which is now observing I
ing will be a Hillel night. After- its 50th anniversary, owes its ex-
wards there will be informal en
istence to Temple Beth El.
bertainment and refreshments.
Originally, Jewish philanthropy
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HISTORICAL FOOTNOTE
Keidan Lodge
The Boy's ('lob of Mild David
meets at 9:30 mi. every Sunday.
Following services, breakfast is
served. The club consists of Bar
Mitzvah boys.
Fort Myers, Fla.
PROF. ALBERT EINSTEIN
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Events
of the Week
SYRIA BARS TRADE
TEL AVIV — (ISI) — Syrians
convicted of trading with Israel
will be liable to the death pen-
alty, according to the Ramallah
Arabic Radio.
At the lodge's meeting, Murray
Branch Four of the Labor Zion-
Hozban, president, introduced the
new committee chairmen. Plans ist Organization will hold a New
were formulated for the coining Year's party, Saturday at the L.Z.
Institute.
year
Buffet supper will be served
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from 10:30 p.m. 'There will be
dancing and a floor show, featur-
The veterans of the U. S. Mar- ing Fran Kaner, comedienne and
ks* Hospital will be entertained song interpreter.
For reservation, mall Myra
ow Wednesday, Dec. 28 by the''
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lodge. Sol Rudman, chairman of Richardson, TO. 9-7180, from 9
the affair, annnounces that there' a.m. to 5 p.m.
will be a "Dr. I. Q." program,
with prizes given to all the win-
ners. In addition, every veteran
attending the program will re-
ceive a Christmas gift.
Brandeis Lodge
Beth Aaron Slates
New Year's Party
M. Pomerantz, board chairman,
announces that the Beth Aaron
Sunday School is sponsoring a
New Year's Eve party to be held
Men's Club of Gemiluth
Saturday evening at the Beth
Chassodim will meet at 8:30 pin,
Aaron social hall.
The party is limited to 100 Jan. 5 at Bereznitz Hall. Dr. Har-
! couples in order to avoid over- old Sheperd, professor of social-
,
•crowding and provide enough ogy at Wayne University, will
seating and dancing facilities.
speak on "Minority Problems in
For reservations, call M. Katz,
the U. S." Dr. Jack Stattman is
ticket chairman, UN. 3-5160.
president of the organization.
Branch 4, L.Z.O.
to Hail New Year
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Bud Shulman is program chair-
man. The meeting will be for
members only.
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