Periodica Alltalt7111 Thursday. May 11, 1950 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 2 Graduation Set Clothes Drive Set Temple Sisterhoods Elect by Marshall Lodge Mrs. Samuel Danto President by N.W. School Two hundred delegates and light of the convention was held Nests attended the 26th annual at the Elks Club with Mrs. Her- Lonvention of the Michigan Fed- man Stenbuck as chairman. eration of Temple Sisterhoods in "Where Do We Stand?" was the subject of the adress given by Pontiac, May 2 and 3. Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, Detroit, Mrs. Henry Monsky, national board member, fri5rn Omaha, Neb. was elected president. A cantata, "What is Torah?" Business sessions opened Tues- day morning at the Temple Beth was presented by Sisterhood Jacob social hall with Mrs. IrV- members under the direction of ing Steinman, of Pontiac, state Mrs. Saperstein accompanied by Doris Berg. A reception followed. president, presiding. Mrs. Harry Krone, Detroit, was In the afternoon an institute on religion was conducted by Rabbi named a vice-president and Mrs. Sanford E. Saperstein, Pontiac, Samuel Blacher, Detroit, corres- Rabbi Morton Applebaum, Flint, ponding secretary. and Rabbi Alfred Freedman of Lansing. A banquet which was the high- Cabarct Night Set by Young Adults The Young Adult Guild will hold another of its cabaret nights at 8:30 p.m., Saturday at Masonic Temple. Featured will be Bob Hyster as •M.C. and Pattisu Clifton will tap dance. Chichi Presentis, star of television, will sing and there will be many other acts. The purpose of the show is to give young people a chance to have a cabaret atmosphere where soft drinks are served. For information call Beverly Goldfine, TO. 9-1178. Tickets will be sold at the door or by any member of the guild. Mizrachi Plans Israel Concert The local Mizrachi will cele- brate the second anniversary of Israel Saturday in the synagogues and with a concert Sunday eve- ning. Cantor Leibele Waldman will conduct the services at the Bnai Zion Congregation and also will give a concert at 8 p.m., Sunday in the same synagogue. Morris Snow is president of Bnai Zion and Abe Nusbaum is chairman of arrangements. Irving Schlussel, president of Mizrachi, will deliver an intro- ductory address. The commencement exercises of the senior department and the graduation exercises of the junior department of the Northwest He- brew Congregation Religious School will be held on Shavuot, at 11 a.m., May 22. Louise Miller and Barbara Klein will deliver the valedictory orations. The entire group will present the chorale "The Eternal Lamp" directed by Maxwell Na- dis, director of the Children's Theater, and Mauri Lax, senior music instructor. Ira G. Kaufman, president of the congregation, will greet the graduates and Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will deliver the message. Diplomas will be presented by the officers of the congregation and school. Allied Campaign at Half-Way Mark The Louis Marshall Lodge, Bnai Brith, makes its final intensive effort to secure soft goods, toys, wheel goods and clothing in an all-out pick - up .. drive to its mein- r bers on Sunday: Chairman Al Goldstein h a s trucks, cars and crews in readi- ness for this drive to aid Bellefaire, locat- ed in Cleveland. Ai, Anything that Goldstein a youngster of 6 to 16, male or female, can use will be accepted, but Goldstein cau- tions members to send only out- worn clothing and not worn out clothing. Louis Marshall members are urged to give generously so that this project can go over the top. For further information call CH. 7944. Detroit's Allied Jewish Cam- paign stood at the half-way mark this week, as intensive solicita- tion among prospects in the trades and professions division began. Pledges to date total $2,800,000 of 52 per cent of the amount raised in 1949. Workers in the food division, first trade and professional divi- sion to reach 50 per cent of last year's pledges, were honored at a luncheon meeting, May 9. Morey L. Rosenthal and Samuel Frankel are co-chairmen and Tom Bor- man, pre-campaign chairman, of the food division. 2 Theaters jb Give Benevolent Society UJA Israel Film A five-minute movie short de- Project Approved picting the work in Israel of the Council Offers Film United Jewish Appeal, largest A conference of 49 synagogues, organizations and landsmanschaf- ten which support Chesed Shel Ernes (Hebrew Benevolent Soci- ety) was held May 7. The meeting was opened by Samuel Oleshansky, president of Chesed Shel Emes. Harry E. Ci- trin, vice-president, was chairman of the conference. Citrin thanked the organiza- tions for their cooperation and in- formed them that Chesed Shel Emes is about to start on exten- sive improvement program on the cemetery and in the chapel, which will require large sums of money. He urged the delegates to create the means for the program by a city-wide membership campaign. The delegates endorsed the pro- ject and membership campaign unanimously. beneficiary of Detroit's Allied Jewish Campaign, will be shown at the Avalon Theater, Linwood and Davison, from Sunday, May 14, through Saturday, May 20, and at the Oriole, Linwood at Pingree, May 17 through May 23. on Early Detroit History An authentic filmstrip ''Cadil- lac's Village," dealing with the founding and early history of De- troit, has been added to the audio- visual library of the Jewish Com- munity Council of Detroit through Probus Club Picks Wise as President At its annual election, the Pro- bus Club of Detroit named John M. Wise, attorney and traffic court referee, as president for 1950. Other officers elected were: first vice-president, Jack Behr- mann; second vice-president, Wil- liam Greenberg; corresponding secretary, Edmund Saperston; re- cording secretary, Irving Feld- man; treasurer, Victor Zucker- man: and board of directors, David Aaron, Dr. Louis Brait- man, Dr. Jack Goode, and Paul Zuckerman. The Probus Club has just con- cluded a year climaxed by its an- nual Brotherhood Award to John J. O'Brien for his communal and inter-faith activities. Narrated by Drew Pearson, the the courtesy of the Detroit His- film shows the tempo of settle- torical Society. ment and upbuilding in Israel. It Any organization desiring to presents vivid flashbacks to the use this filmstrip may contact fighting in the Arab-Israeli war Edith Heavenrich at the Council, in 1948. WO. 3-1657. Carl Friedberg to Give Piano Concert May 17 For o 1950 Buick See JACK MARKOWITZ Carl Friedberg, teacher of piano at the Julliard School of Music, will perform compositions Nameby great compsorers in his concert Wednesday, May 17, at 13900 the Detroit Institute of Arts. Hamilton The concert is sponsored by the music department of the TO. 8-2424 Jewish Community Center of Res.: which Julius Chajes is director, TU. 3-3960 Frank Carroll and John Gor- and Mrs. Royal S. Mass, chair- man, internationally known piano man. and song team open at the Club Bali on May 15 for a limited en- I gagement. New at the Club Bali is the cocktail pe- riod from 5 to 7 p.m, with Jean "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Loach, piano SAVINGS INSTITUTION• and song stylist, doing the enter- Carroll and ON DCIL AT I‘ AS O Gorman taining. • • • BRANCH OFFICE • • • • MAIN OFFICE In the evening Leonard Stanley W. FORT AT MILITARY DEXTER BLVD. AT CORTLAND and his trio play for supper and VI. 3-7600 TO. 9-6611 dance music and concluding this weekend are The Gay Deceivers SQ- ;.: : .*.:t. who add light, to the evening F4474' 47: .N24.14 es qlriqurrqssi qurlg s:q4 :0.7 1:0.M" S' show. Luncheon is served from 11:30 a.m. 2 to 3 p.m. The new owners of the Club Bali are Frank Coulson, John OF YOUR Maher and Fred Hammond. ?MINTS infiltration and thievery. KOZENN, CIIAJES ON TOUR Marguerite Kozenn, soprano, and Julius Chajes, composer- pianist, have been engaged to concertize in Southern Illinois, presenting programs of Jewish music. Prescriptions and Repairs Called for and Delivered For Service at All Times Phone WEbster 3-3332 EDWARD PEVOS OPTICIAN Quality Eye Glasses Made from Your Eye Doctor's Prescriptions Sun Glasses - Safety Lenses Modern Frames 32E4 Ewald Circle at Buena Vista Detroit 4. Michigan * 10•, 11.46 0% 0112. volsa.11 .• 110 V 1104 INealdrs ass No.ole AsorfivrIvro. 10111. 011011001 It•nd Oper. •pron ■ r+11.1. 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WEDDING ISRAEL INFILTRATIONS JERUSALEM—(ISI) — Israel and Jordan army commanders will meet May 15 to resume talks on setting up joint posts along the southern border to prevent OPERA FESTIVAL * VINAY - CONLEY - VALDENGO TASSINARI-BAUM-BROWNLEE 01411011. ers. WI.) 0410. 4.00. American Savings NO FINER SALMON AT ANY PRICE At a joint meeting of the execu- tive boards of the Detroit Auxili- ary and Business Men's Group of the City of Hope (formerly Los Angeles Sanatorium) plans were made for pre-campaign activities for the summer months prior to the official opening of the drive in September. The recommendation of the board to the auxiliary was a suc- cession Of monthly parties which will include card parties, a night of games, town fair and carnival. Joseph Snitman, financial sec- retary of the auxiliary, has re- turned from a three month stay in .California where he studied programs and activities of the City of Hope Center at Duarte, Cal. 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