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S.Z. Young People Choose Officers
The Shaarey Zedek Young
People's Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Dr. Soil Gaynor, president; first
vice-president, Marilyn Hershen-
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vice-president,
second
son;
Edythe Ainbinder; treasurer,
Shirley Ginsburg; corresponding
secretary, Evelyn Shencopp; re-
cording secretary, Mildred Ja-
cobs; board member, Harriet
Wolrauch.
A planning committee is be-
ing formulated, to set up the
program for the coming year.
All members who are interested
in assisting on this committee,
contact Marilyn Hersbenson, UN.
2-6909.
The YPS in conjunction with
the alumni group will present a
"Summer Mardi Gras" at 8:30
p.m., Saturday, June 16 in the
social hall.
Dick Stein and his orchestra
will play.
Friday, May 25, 1951
CHRONICLE
DETROIT JEWISH
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Helping
the Aged
Mrs. Samuel Zeides, former president of the Auxiliary, Home for
the Aged, together with Mrs. Jack Fisher, Auxiliary treasurer,
are presenting a $6,000 check to Ira I. Sonnenblick, director of
the Jewish Home for Aged, as their contribution toward the
newly established X-ray clinic, laboratory and dental office. This
newly acquired equipment will give further comfort to the resi-
dents of the Home. The medical staff will be equipped to give
greater service on the premises.
We invite you to spend your vacation with Mary and Jack Rubin
activities and
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the only Nits Club in
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Women's Solariums, ten.
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perpetuation may in turn de-
stroy morality in international
The Dramatic Group of the
affairs.
Sisterhood of the Adas Shalom
MRS. SAMUEL A. GREEN, Congregation will present the
Early in' March, the govern-
President, Michigan Council, play "Consolation" for the vet-
ment of Israel asked the Amer-
American Jewish Congress. erans of Percy Jones Hospital in
ican government to support Is-
• • •
Battle Creek on May 26.
rael's claim for $1,500,000 in
reparations from Germany, aske" BAY CITY, 100, TAKES
The Red Cross has arranged
as indemnity for the suffering INTEREST IN LAPEER
for a station wagon to pick up
inflicted on the Jewish people
Bay City, Mich. the group at 9:30 a.m. A lunch-
during the Hitler period.
eon in the Dramatic Group's
To the Editor:
honor will precede the program.
Men of good will everywhere
I was very much interested in
The play will be given twice
will agree that such reparations the letter printed in your May 18
should properly be paid to Is- issue, relative to the Lapeer Par- in rotation, once for the am-
bulatory veterans and then for
rael which has assumed the ma- ents Association,
the bedridden patients.
jor responsibility for the reha-
Although this community has
The dramatic group is coacbed
bilitation of the survivors of that
no children at the Lapeer State by Mrs. I. Kaufman, assisted by
catastrophe.
Home at this time, the members
Israel's claim rests on univer- of our Temple Sisterhood have Mesdames I. Feldman and A.
sally accepted moral principles become so interested in the wel- Ross.
which are the foundation of all fare of these children that we
law.
started a project within the past
Long before the Nazi firing two years making trips to Lapeer
gquads and gas chambers began and bringing these children gifts
ON LAKE HURON
housekeeping cottages to
the process of annihilation, the as well as delicacies to serve Modern
rent by day, week. or season. Heat-
Germans had mulcted hundreds them.
ed, running water, electricity, gas
inside flush toilet, refrig-
of millions in property from
While visiting there we are cooking,
eration, and innerspring mattresses
the Jewish communities of Ger- met by Rabbi Herman Rosen-
300 ft. sandy beach. Boats and bait.
many, Austria and Czechoslo- wasser of Detroit who then con-
Also overnight cabins. Phone or
write early for reservations. 72
vakia. By the end of the war, ducts services for the group. We
miles from Detroit on U. S. 25
6,000,000 Jews were dead and hope that other groups may fol-
Phone Lexington 162-f-4 or TO.
7-E611 after 7 p.m.
the scattered remnants of Euro- low our example.
Under New Management
pean Jewry were left homeless
ELLA R. ANTHONY
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has yet been taken constraining
Germany to recompense the sur-
viving Jewish victims. American
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the
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at Beth Shrnuel, Dexter and
Buena Vista.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will be
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Woolf will entertain.
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The Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council will hold its annual din-
ner installation of new officers
at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday at the
Bel-Aire Terrace.
Sidney J. Karbel, past-presi-
dent of Harry B. Keidan Lodge,
past-president of Greater Detroit
Council, and general committee-
man of District Grand Lodge 6,
will be the installing officer.
Milton M. Weinstein, past pres-
ident of Pisgah Lodge is general
chairman.
All members of Bnai Brith
and friends who are unable to
attend the dinner are invited to
attend the installation ceremony
at 8:30 p.m.
A special feature of the enter-
tainment wil be a presentation by
the Teen-Age Starlets, featuring
Barbara Herman and Jerry Mum-
per, with special accompaniment
by Ercell Hower.
Mickey Woolf and his orchestra
will also entertain.
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