Thursday, Feb;uary 23, 1950

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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BB Women Slate Mrs.
• Tilley
at Inter-Group Meeting

The Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council is bringing to
Detroit for its second annual
inter-group meeting Mrs. M. E.
Tilley, a member of President
Truman's Committee on Civil
Rights.
She will speak before a city-
wide Brotherhood meeting at the
Metropolitan Methodist Church
at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday.
Mrs. Tilley, of Atlanta, Geor-
gia, is recipient of a Chest of
Silver given to her by the Wo-
men's Chamber of Commerce as
the "woman of the South in
social welfare."
She is on the National Com-
mission of Children and Youth, a
member of National Housing
Committee and recently returned
from Palestine as a member of
the American Christian Pales-
tine Committee. Her message will
be "To Secure These Rights."
Mrs. Tilley will appear on tele-
vision at 2:30 p.m., Tuesday,

BBYOutlook

2 East Side Merchants
Honored by Negro Pape

By LIONEL GINSBURG
Meyer Silverman, a member of
TWENTY - THREE - SKIDOO!
the executive committee of the
Here's a chance to brush up on
Jewish Community Council and
your Charleston and attend a president of the East Side Mer-
swell dance at the same time.
chants Association, a council af-
The Lt. Seymour Sobole, AZA filiate, was honored by the Mich-
Chapter 661, is planning a Char-
igan Chronicle in its last issue
leston Shag to be held March 4 as one of eight Detroiters per-
at the Bnai Moshe.
forming an outstanding job for
The boys hive engaged several the improvement of race rela-
dance instructors to help anyone tions in the community.
who is unaccustomed to this
The same issue of the Chron-
dance which was tremendously icle, likewise devoted a feature
popular nearly three decades ago. article to Samuel J. Lieberman,
These same instructors will act executive secretary of the East
as judges in an exciting Charles- Side Merchants' Association.
ton contest held to the music of
The Michigan Chronicle out-
Dick Stein and band.
lined the growth and develop-
Tickets are only 75 cents for ment of the East Side Merchants'
Association, which according to
stags and $1.25 for couples.
the paper was "born of an effort
• • •
THIS COMING SUNDAY af- to turn hostility into friendship."
ternoon, the Bnai Brith Girls De- The association was founded by
troit-Windsor Council will hold three Jewish merchants, Max
MRS. M. E. TILLEY
• • •
an installation of officers in the Tendler, Otto Kiminsky, and Isi-
dore Katz, who own shops on
over the Pat and Johnny pro- auditorium of the Dexter Jewish Ilastings and Russell streets.
Community
Center.
gram, WXYZ-TV.
The inspiration behind the or-
The program will consist of an
installation of the newly elected
council officers, the presentation
of several chapter charters and
a comedy skit. In addition, Ber-
nice Brindze will present several
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will speak
piano arrangements.
years of Jewish history are re-
on "Abraham and Einstein" as
Among
the
girls
to
be
installed
flected in the Yiddish language
are: Ilene Sabin, Delores Wisot- the final Friday Night Discussion
and Yiddish creations."
sky, Sharon Diskin, Agnes Silver- for the season of Congregation
Segal intimated that Dr. Max
Bnai David.
Weinreich was the leading candi- man and Joan Ilencken.
Cantor Hyman Adler and his
The
skit
will
be
under
the
able
date as head of the Yiddish chair.
choir under the direction of
direction of Mrs. Leban and will Harry Siegal will render the
feature: Jack Levy, Ronnie Pol- musical portion of the program.
lack, Erwin Zuckerberg and San-
The affair is dedicated to the
dy Hoshkovitz. These boys are in Gold Star Mothers, and the Jul-
the AZA 63 Chapter.
ius Rosenwald post, American
Working hard on the entire af- Legion, and several Jewish War
fair are committee chairmen: Da- Veterans groups have been in-
one Golumbia, Sharon Schwartz, vited.
Lee Bri•kner, Susan Vogel, Frie-
oa Ring, Shila Burkow and Mau-
reen Garrison.
• • •

Hebrew University May Get
Chair of Yiddish Next October

NEW YORK — (WNS) — The
Yiddish chair at the Hebrew Uni-
versity, sponsored by the Jewish
Worker's National Alliance, will
begin functioning in October if a
timely choice is made of a head
of that department.
This disclosure was made here
by Louis Segal, general secretary
of the Alliance, at a gathering
attended by leading figt res.
Prof. Selig Brodetsky, presi-
dent of the Hebrew University,
told the gathering that there is
still a good deal of opposition to
Yiddish at the Univehity.
At the same time he criticized
a professor of the Hebrew Uni-
versity for having said that Yid-
dish was "a dead tongue."
From a purely educational
point of view, he stated, the stu-
dents of the Hebrew University
who are estranged from Yiddish
must familiarize themselves with
that aspect of Jewish life ,be-
cause, he said, "hundreds of

Poole to Play
Israeli -Music

Temple Israel
Tells Result of
Picture Contest

In order to have a complete
photographic record of every
step in the building of Temple
Israel, the Men's Club of the
congregation sponsored a cam-
era contest among the pupils of
the religious school.
Prizes were offered for the
best photographs of work on the
Temple building at Manderson
and Merton Roads.
Isadore A. Berger, Detroit pho-
tographer was asked to serve as
judge. Benjamin Bagdade, chair-
man of the camera contest com-
mittee, announces the following
winners.
High School department: first
prize—Toby Citrin; second prize
--Jerry Schostak; third prize—
John Shepherd.
Confirmation Class: first prize
—Norman Sussman; second prize
—Richard Weber
Lower Grades: first prize—
Sharon Tobias; second prize—
Judy Oppenheim; third prize—
'Leon Levine.

PURIM SUDA
The Select Social Club will
hold their Fifth Annual Purim
Suda in the Ginsburg Lounge of
the Jewish Center, at 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 4.

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Bnai David Slates
Final Friday Event

TICKETS TO THE FDR BBG
Chapter's fund-raising affair, Club
Gay Puree, are now on sale. The
price is $1.50 and the date for
this terrific event is March 25.
You can purchase your tickets
from any FDR girl or call the
chapter president, Rochelle Sha-
man, TO. 6-2678.

MEYER SILVERMAN
• • •
ganization was the realization of
the need for a better relationship
between the Jewish merchants
and their Negro customers.

Beth El School
to Hold Series
of Purim Ph, ys

Purim will hr' celebrated in the
Religious School of Temple 13titit
El with special plays and mas-
querade parties.
The Intermediate and High
School celebration will be held
Sunday morning; Junior high
Saturday morning, March 4: and
Primary Department, Sunday
morning, March 5.
On Feb. 26 and March 5, the
Intermediate Dramatic Group will
present "Story Book Put im"
Lillian Freehof. Pictures will be
taken of each class.
On Saturday morning the
Junior Ilath Dramatic Group will
Jack Feldman, 36, tool and die
present -Mordecai's CouHn - by
worker at Briggs Manufacturing
Anna Abelson.
Co., was crushed
Both Purim plays are unties the
to death by a 60-
direction of Leonard Joslocci
ton press he was
The full length movie - Esther"
working on,
was shown to all the pupils of the
Thursday, F e b.
Religious School, in prep.iration
2..
!a--
for the observance of Pui
:,"'"
Although most
of the workers
A welcome gift for any occasion
were laid off be-
is a suh6cription to the Jewish
cause of the'
Chronicle. Call WO. 1-1041.
Chrysler strike, k
Feldman was
Repairs (•.'Ilyd

Giant Press Kills
Briggs. Worker

• • •

GENE COHEN has been re-
elected as president of the Fred
Butzel 753 AZA Chapter for his
third consecutive term.
Others chosen to offices in this
chapter were Maurice Kent, Har-
ry Weisman, Sol Margolis, Don '
Tann, Ben Krupp, Leon Stein and
MARGUERITE KOZENN
Al Schrier.
• • •
• • •
Two orchestral works of Israeli
ALL MEMBERS of BBG and
composers will be heard for the AZA are inv:ted to attend an in-
first time in this country when stallation of officers given by the
they are performed by 45 mem- Julie Gottlieo BBG Chapter at
bers of the Detroit Symphony Or-. 8 p.m. on March 1 at the Dexter
chestra under the direction of branch of the Center.
Valter Poole, Sunday, March 5, in
A movie, "Make Way For
a concert at Masonic Temple.
Youth," will be shown and re-
Both compositions have been freshments will be served.
successfully performed in Israel
this season, "Etnek," a symphonic
poem by Marc Lavry, and -p„ - Junior Division to Start
tita for Strings" by Karl Salo"- AJC Drive *ith Dinner
mon.
The Junior Division's 1950 Al-
Marguerite Kozenn, soprano, lied Jewish Campaign will get
and Joan Freeman, pianist, will under way with a special gifts
dinner at 6:30 p.m., March 26 at
be soloists at the concert.
Tickets are available at Grin- the Lee Plaza Hotel.
Robert Benson is chairman of
nell's and through the ticket
chairman, Mrs. Robert Drews, the Junior's Special Gifts Com-
mittee.
WE. 3-3778.

Feldman
remained to
work on bodies for the Packard
Motor Car Co.
Briggs announced that Feld-
man had leaned into the giant
press to clean it when the oper-
ator closed the dies.
He lived at 2317 Glendale ave-
nue and is survived by his wife
and two children, Anne, 9, and
Joseph Jr., 5.

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