Americo Jewish Periodical Ce)

Friday, December 1, 1950

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Vistadrut Week'

Hospital Drive
Gets $100,000

Close to $100,000 in pledges
was reported Wednesday at the
first report luncheon of the spe-
cial campaign being conducted
by the Jewish Hospital division
of the Greater Detroit Hospital
Fund.
Melville S. Welt, chairman,
told workers that some slips arc
still unassigned and urged them
to arrange for assignments.
The drive is being held to help
make a success of the Greater
Detroit Hospital Fund in which
the Jewish Hospital Association
is a partner. Providing the Fund's
goal is reached, the Jewish Hos-
pital will receive from it $2,500,-
000 in allocation.

Bnai Moshe Plans
Chagall Exhibit

Twenty-six reproductions of
paintings by Marc Chagall, one
of the foremost modern painters,
will be on exhibit in the Bnai
Moshe Social Hall on Sunday
morning and Tuesday evening.
The recollections of old Jewish
life which Chagall experienced
in his youth in Russia are reflect-
ed in his work. The strong in-
fluence of Cubism developed an
individual, characteristic style.
Included in his exhibit is the
book, Marc Chagall, by James
Johnston Sweeney.
The above exhibit is one of a
series brought to Detroit by the
Bnai Moshe Religious School and
its Adult School.

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Congregation Mogen Abraham the week sponsored by the Mo-
(Yeshivah synagogue) at Dexter gen Abraham's Men's Club,
meets from 8:10 to 9 p.m.
boulevard and Cortland, will oh- which
The Sunday morning Minyan
serve a spec' 1 "Torah Sabbath"
on Dec. 3 in honor of the study meeting is from 9 to 10 a.m.,
which combines the week-day
circles.
Shachrit service with an inter-
Services will begin as usual at pretation of the prayers and an
9 a.m. Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelern- opportunity for training in fluent
ter will preach at 11 a.m. and a reading.
Kiddush will be served following
A class for elementary Hebrew
the conclusion of the service for
is
provided by the Mogen Abra-
members of the Chevra Mish-
nayos, Chevra Shass and Chevra ham Sistermood on Wednesday,
from 2 to 3 p.m., for women.
Ain Yaakov.
A Siyum will be observed on
that occasion to mark the con-
clusion of study by the respec-
tive groups of Nezikin, the Third
Volurbe of the Mishna; Bovo
Zedakah Club will hold its an-
Metizo of the Babylonian Talmud
and Seder Zeroim of Ain Yaakov. ual donor luncheon at 12 p.m.
Tuesday at the Book Cadillac
The schedule of these regular
Hotel.
study
groups
is
as
follows:
week-
Mayor Albert E. Cobo officially proclaims Nov. 30-Dec. 7 as
The highlight of the afternoon
"Ilistadrut Week" on the occasion of Detroit's $300,000 campaign days, after morning services,
for Israel Ilistadrut. The drive was launched Nov. 30 at a city-wide Mishnayoth; one hour before will be a presentation called "Cal-
rally at Northwest Hebrew Congregation. Participating in the
Mincha, Chevra Shass; before valcade of Stars."
Zedakah is dedicated to a pro-
ceremony of the signing of the proclamation by Mayor Cobo,
Maariv, Ain Yaakov.
gram
of supplementing aid to the
right,
Harry
Schumer,
Anna
Michlin,
Chaim
Gott-
Saturday
morning
before
ser-
were, left to
vice, Mischnayoth; in the after- aged and indigent.
lieb, Mayor Cobo, Norman Cottler, Morris Selmer and Morris
For tickets call Mrs. Ben Lef-
Lieberman. "Where the Future Begins," a film of life in Israel, noon, Talmud and Chumosh-
kowitz, TO. 8-5492.
will be featured at the first rally of the Ilistadrut Campaign, 8:30
Rashi.
In addition, there is a Monday
p.m., Thursday, Dec. 7 at Labor Zionist Institute. All Ilistadrut
evening class in the Sedrah of
workers, delegates and friends are asked to attend.

Donor Affair Set
by Zeilakalt Club

Alpha Omega Women
Plan Holiday Readings

Esta Frank, formerly of Holly-
wood, radio and television, will
be the guest at the Dec. 7 meeting
of the Detroit Women of Alpha
Omega.
Mrs. Frank will present a pro-
gram of holiday readings.
After the meeting there will be
a social, to which the men are
invited, arranged by housing
chairman, Mrs. Harry Sturman,
and co-chairman, Mrs. Julian
Barr. This meeting will be held
at 9 p.m. at the Northwest He-
brew Congregation.
On Sunday, Dec. 10, the frater-
nity will host children of its
members at a Hanukkah party
to be held from 2:30 to 5 p.m. at
Northwest Hebrew.

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Hadasah B and P Slates Luncheon
The Goodwill Sewing Circle
Slates Drive Fete will
hold a dessert luncheon and

JWF Women
Visit
vsit to
The Business and Professional
Division of Hadassah will mark
culmination of its successful
Home for Aged the
Honor Roll drive at 8:15 p.m.,

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Community Service Committee Thursday, Dec. 14 at the Davison
members, who shortly will begin Center.
The program will consist of
planning their fund-raising activ-
musical
selections by Reva Rea-
ities among the Jewish young
tha Jackson, harpist; Maryan
adult members of the community Fleisher, pianist; Shirley Zaft,
in behalf of the Allied Jewish vocalist; and readings from Jew-
Campaign, will meet at 8 p.m., ish folklore by Mrs. Ilarold M.
Wednesday, at the Jewish Home Silverston.
A social hour will follow.
for Aged.
Bar-than Chapter Sets
Herman C. Margulies, assistant
Center
to
Conclude
director of the Home, will give
Hanukkah Program
the Committee information on Health Film Series
The Bar-Illan Chapter of the
the operation of the Home and
Two films on the social cost of Hapoel Hamizrachi will hold an
will lead the group in a tour of alcoholism will be shown Thurs- open meeting Sunday evening,
the building, which stands as one day evening at the Jewish Com- Dec. 10 at the home of Mr. and
of the proudest accomplishments munity Center to conclude the Mrs. Emil Wolok, 3223 Hazel-
of the Detroit Jewish Community, Center's series on "health and wood avenue. A Hanukkah pro-
Milton Lucow, Committee presi- Your Family."
gram has been planned.
dent, announced.
A highlight of the meeting will
Jack Rogers, psychologist of
The Jewish Home for Aged the Information Center for Al- be talks by Mr. and Mrs. David
is a member agency of the Jew- coholics, will lead the discussion Sklash (Shirley Subar), recently
ish Welfare Federation and one following the screening of "Prob- returned from a month stay in
of the major local beneficiaries lem Drinkers," a March of Time
of the Allied Jewish Campaign. film, and "Alcohol and the Hu-
At a meeting held Nov. 12,
the following were elected as
man Body."
"The Quiet One," has been officers: president, Rabbi Max J.
GALILEE CULTIVATION
TEL AVIV—(Special)—Largik booked again for screening at the Wohlgelernter; vice- president,
areas in the Upper Galilee are Center, Thursday, Dec. 14. A Rabbi Max Kapustin; secretary,
now ready for winter sowing, as companion feature will be Mrs. Louis Thav; treasurer, Max
to Freedom," a record Carmen.
a result of extensive reclamation "Flight
works which featured the use of the exodus to Israel of the
Yemenite Jews.
of special heavy machinery.
New Officers Elected

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