Amerieall t 9ewisk Periodical 6 Friday, January 19, 1951 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 6 Detroit to Host National Parley of Men's Clubs Folk Chorus The officers and board mem- speak. A reception will follow bers of the National Federation of the service. Sabbath morning services will Men's Clubs of the United Syna- be held at Congregation Shaarey gogue of America will hold a con- Zedek at 9 a.m., to be followed ference in Detroit Jan. 19-21. by a luncheon at which the Shaa- A late Friday evening service rey Zedek Men's Club will be will be held at the Northwest He- hosts. brew Congregation at 8:15 p.m. Participating in the conference Jan. 19, at which time Dr. Milton will be the Men's Clubs of Shaa- Nevins of Philadelphia, president rey • Zedek, Northwest Hebrew of the National Federation, will Congregation, Bnai Moshe and Beth Aaron of Detroit. Men's Clubs from nearby cities have also been invited. formerly with Albert's A business session of the Na- Announce the Opening of the tional Board will be held at 10 Most Modern HARVEY and MAX Luxurious Barber Shop in the Northwest Section at 9714 DEXTER BLVD. Bet. Rochester and W. Chicago Blvd. Telephone TY. 4-8595 There's a l ti1AN WANTED SECRETARY Steno. Bright. Rapid. Must have real estate or legal experience. Pleasant office. Good pay. I'er- manent. Your efforts appreciat- ed. Write B. Edelman, 214 Cadil- lac Tower (26). a.m., Sunday at Shaarey Zedek. The committee on arrange- ments is composed of Ben S. Sid- low, chairman; David Aaron, Herman S. Avrin, Maurice Selig- man, Albert Green, Samuel J. Berke and Abraham Satovsky. Masada to Discuss Living in Israel Masada Chapter, Zionist Or- ganization, will present David Sklash, who lived in Israel for a year, and Yona Yoshpe, a former Israeli school teacher, who will speak on "Every Day Life of an Israeli." The meeting will be held at 9 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 25 at Shaar- ey Zedek. A film will be shown from 8:30 to 9 p.m. Rehearsals are in progress for the Masada Review, a cabaret style dance and musical comedy, to be held Feb. 11 at the Center. '# FORD Truck For eg4 I k \ EVERY Purpose and One To Fit YOUR Purse! See Us Today for Positively the Best Deal in Town VI. 1-4400 Hebrew Teachers Unit to Hear National Head Zvi Glatstein, executive direc- tor of the Hebrew Teachers Or- ganization of America, will ad- dress the local chapter Jan. 25 at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. on LILLIAN SIIAPIRO "Problems of the Hebrew Teach- • • • er." The Jewish Folk Chorus will He v. ill be the guest of the lo- mark the 100th anniversary of cal group during the coming the birth of the Jewish poet week. Peretz with a presentation of his poem Tzvei Brider, set to music HOTEL FOR TEL AVIV by Jacob Shaefer, TEL AVIV—ISI))—British and Lillian Shapiro, well known Belgian investors are planning choreographer from New York to build a 200-room hotel on Tel who was with the Martha Gra- Aviv's fashionable sea front. The ham concert group, will dance cost of construction, furniture and the part of the snake in the equipment will be $28,000,000. oratorio. Henrietta Chase, Chicago sop- POPULATION INCREASE rano, will be the guest artist. NEW YORK— (ISI) —A pre- She is a member of the Chicago diction that Israel's population Opera Co. may reach five to six million was This will be the first time the made by Dr. Abraham Granott, Tzvei Brider will be presented world president of the Jewish in Detroit with ballet accompani- National Fund, when he arrived ment. Several groups of Yiddish, this week. Hebrew and English folk songs will round out the program. Jericho Lodge to Hold 32nd Dinner-Dance Authorized Ford Sales and Service 4 Blocks West of Livernois The opening of the drive for new members for the new achavas Achim Synagogue will be an open meeting Thursday evening, Feb. 8. The program will feature musical selections by Cantor Nicholas Fenakel of Northwest Hebrew, accompanied by Betty Kowalsky, concert pianist. The community is invited to see the new building. 745tgo 1/4 JERRY BIELFIELD, Inc. 6845 Michigan Ave. to Give Peretz' `Tzvei Brider' Ahavas Achim to Hold Membership Affair JERRY BIELFIELD RIGHT NOW AND CONSIDER HOW MUCH EASIER IT WOULD BE TO HAVE THE CHRONICLE DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME OR OFFICE EVERY WEEK. Jericho Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., will hold its 32nd anniversary dinner- dance Sunday evening, Jan. 28 at the Rainbow Terrace. Mickey Woolf and his orchestra will en- tertain. The new officers for the lodge are Henry Greenwald, noble grand; Jacob L. Zucker, vice- grand; Nathan Butrimowitz, financial secretary; Morris Sha- piro, recording secretary; and Morris Zuroff, treasurer. • NuainfaiL By NORMAN KOLIN Louis II. Luckoff, president of LUCKOFF, WAYBURN & FRANKEL, INC., Detroit adver- tising agency, has been invited to return to New York University to address their School of Retailing, Monday, January 22, in New York City. Invitations to this semi-annual seminar on retail store manage- ment, merchandising and adver- tising are extended to selected Goodfellowship Slates owners, managers and senior em- Installation of Officers ployees of stores throughout the The Goodfellowship Club and United States. • • * Auxiliary will hold their seventh annual installation of officers at Another novel sport to be in- 8 p.m., Sunday at the Bowery. troduced at the NEVELE COUN- The new officers are Al Magi- TRY CLUB, Ellenville, N. Y. is toz, president; Joe Rosson, vice- a weekly snowshoe race with president; Louis Zahler, secre- mixed teams of men and women. tary; Morris Erlich, treasurer; Prizes are awarded to members and Morris Albert, sergeant-at- of winning teams. Arthur Morris, director of winter sports activi arms. ties at the club, introduced the game. U. S. Jewish Population Regular weekly winter sketch- classes were recently inaug- Estimated at 4,700,000 ing urated at Nevele and results are NEW YORK—(WNS) — The hung in a special exhibition sec- Jewish population in the United tion of the lodge. • • • States, according to a survey in the American Jewish Year Book Alfred Epstein, president of of 1951, is 4,700,000. PFEIFFER BREWING COM- The Jewish population in this PANY of Detroit, and Murray D. country had previously been es- Van Wagoner, former Michigan timated at 4,500,000. Governor were elected directors of the CITY BANK, of Detroit at the recent annual meeting. • • • XPERT There are rave notices the way ork leader Sam Rosenblat merch- ATERING dised his band at Bar Mitzvahs STRICTLY KOSI1ER and weddings . . . he seems to Hors D'Oeuvers, Fine Knishes or know exactly what the people Pastries for simchas at home, shules, or halls want and prepares the entertain- Call TY. 6-4956 ment to fit the occasion. E C THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 900 Lawyers Bldg. Detroit 26, Michigan Enclosed find $3.00 for one year's subscription or $5.00 for two years. Name Address &ON L Zone AND GET THE VERY BEST SERVICE BY CALLING FROM THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE