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Friday, January 19, 1951
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Tea-ing Off on Drive Council Delegates to See Film
on Reds, Hear Talk on Bias
Jewish Community Council
delegates will convene at 8:30
p.m., Thursday at the Dexter-
Davison Center.
The meeting will be opened
with the U. S. Army film, "Com-
munism."
The Assembly will hear an
address by George Kellman, di-
rector of the investigative divi-
sion of the American Jewish
Committee. Kellman's subject
will be "Prejudice Is a Business
—A Look at the Inside of Or-
ganized Anti-Semitism in the
U. S."
Also featured will be a presen-
The Detroit Council of Pioneer Women have begun a silver
jubilee membership drive. The membership committee is shown
planning a series of teas to be given by the 13 chapters in honor
of Dvora Mitlitsky, Israeli representative. The highlight of the
drive will be a membership luncheon and fashion show to be
held in March to which all new members will be invited. Shown
above are, left to right, Mesdames N. Kantor, council president;
A. Heller, membership chairman; S. Goldman, membership co-
chairman; and A. Schrier, vice-president of organization.
Events
of the Week
The Fisch Family Club recent
ly elected the following officers
Eugene White, president; Irwin
Heinman, vice-president; Der-
nard Grossberg, recording secre-
tary; and Gertrude Lieberman,
treasurer.
• •
The Young Adult Newcomers'
Club will hold a winter frolic
dance at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, Jan.
27 at the Davison Center.
• • •
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will
speak on "The Spanish-Jewish
History" as the third in a series
of lectures at Beth Abraham Syn-
agogue from 8 to 9 p.m., Monday.
• • •
The Lax Family Club recently
elected the following officers:
William Veis, president; Norman
Krause, vice-president; Sigmond
Lax, treasurer; Marceline Silag-
yi, recording secretary; and Ger-
trude Stern, financial secretary.
The February meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Manny Lax.
• • •
The Cannel Hebrew School is
planning a nursery for children,
ages three to four. For informa-
tion call UN. 1-9744 or TY. 7-
8228.
• • •
The Goose Family Club elected
the following officers: Mesdames
Ruth Goss, president; Rose Goose,
vice-president; Barbara Goose,
secretary; Rose Markowitz, treas-
urer; Flo Joseff, corresponding
secretary; and Beverly Krause,
publicity chairman.
• • •
Haifa Chapter, Z.O.D., will
meet Monday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss.
Rabbi Samuel Prero, director of
Young Israel, will be the guest
speaker. • • •
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The Detroit Alumni Senate of
Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity
elected the following officers on
Jan. 5: Robert Murphy, dean; Ed-
gar W. Pugh, vice-dean; Ralph E.
Toutier, tribune; A. DeVere Ru-
egsegger, master of ritual; Roy
C. Hestwoor, baliff; John D. Phe-
ney, clerk of exchequer; and
Lawrence Eaton. clerk of rolls.
• • •
The Custer School, Linwood at
Midland avenues, offers classes in
sewing from 7 to 9 p.m., every
Monday. Those interested call
Mrs. Moore, UN. 1-2702.
• • •
The Mogen Abraham Mep's
Club will hold an open Jewish
Arbor Day meeting at 9 p.m.,
Monday. The Sisterhood is in-
vited and films will be shown.
• • •
Durfee Chapter, Better Schools
Association, will meet at 8 p.m.,
Tuesday in the auditorium. Four
facets of education will be dis-
cussed.
• •
Pythian Sisters and the Knights
of Pythias will hold a joint in-
stallation of officers Sunday, Feb.
•
A welcome gift fur any occa-
sion is a subscription to the
Jewish Chronicle. Call WO.
1-1040.
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The following Detroiters will
represent the Jewish National
Fund Council of this city at the
organization's golden anniversary
meeting in Washington Jan. 19-
21:
Benjamin M. Laikin, president;
William Hordes, Irving Schlussel,
Philip Stollman, Max Stollman,
Leon Kay, Emil Kahan, Alex
Schreier, Mrs, Joseph H. Kunin,
Harry Cohen, and Louis Freed,
executive director.
BOOKS TO JERUSALEM
JERUSALEM— (ISI) —The
Jerusalem Chamber of Com-
merce has published a book on
the economy, history and future
di Jerusalem. The Jewish
Agency has published a book,
"Jerusalem, Israel" in almanac
form.
All Junior Division members
of the Jewish Welfare Federa•
tion will be asked to take 10 slips
in the 1951 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. Plans for young adult
participation in the campaign
are now being arranged by the
Community Service Committee,
under the chairmanship of Mil-
ton Lucow.
Anyone interested in doing a
job for the Junior Division is
urged to call Miss Finegood, WO.
5-3939,
SHOW FOR '51
Detroiters Attend
JNF Jubilee Parley
4 at the Park Avenue Hotel Din-
ner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
For reservations call Dane Gold-
smith, WE. 3-5462, or Ted Pines,
TO. 9-0007.
• • •
The Shaarey Zedek Young
People's Society will meet at 2:30
p.m., Sunday. A social for paid-
up members will be held Sun-
day evening at the home of Ma-
tilda Jacobs, 9947 Cacsade ave-
nue. There will he an all-day
outing Jan. 28.
• • •
Craftsman Lodge, Masonic Or-
der, will hold its annual dinner-
dance at 6:30 p.m., Feb. 15 at Ma-
sonic Temple. Woody Herman
and his orchestra will entertain.
For reservations call M. J. Mor-
genroth, UN. 1-9942.
• • •
Junior Hadassah will hold an
informal social Wednesday eve-
ning, Jan. 24 at the Halevy Mus:c
Center. For further information
call Ann Zelonka, WE. 3-9414.
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HIT OF THE
Music Festival
Will Present
Cantor Meisels
Cantor Saul Meisels, interpre-
ter of Hebrew and Riddish folk
songs, as well as liturgical music,
will be featured on the Jewish
Music Festival Program, spon-
scored by the Joint Yiddish Cul-
ture Committee, it was an-
nounced by Benjamin Laikin and
Joy Rosenshine, co-chairman.
The concert will be held in the
Jewish Community Center at 8:30
p.m., Feb. 25.
Appearing with Cantor Meisels
will be the Center Dance Group,
under the direction of Fannie
Aronson. Also featured on this
program will be Herbert Sorkin,
violinist.
Tickets have already been dis-
tributed to all organizations of
the Jewish Community Council
and individuals belonging to the
Center. Additional tickets may
be obtained through the Jewish
Community Council or the Jew-
ish Community Center.
tation by the Detroit office of
Civilian Defense on "What You
Can Do to Protect Your Home."
A report of the Community
Council's Relations Committee
will raise problems of religious
instruction in public schools and
th econtroversy over the film,
"Oliver Twist."
Other aspects of Council he-
Cynics will be reported upon,
including the work of the Coun-
cil's arbitration committee and
of the Council's Yiddish Culture
Committee. B. M. Joffe, execu-
tive director, and Dr. Shmarya
Kleinman, president, will also re-
port to the Delegate body.
• • •
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