Laikin, Lieberman,
London, Delegates
To Zionist Parley
Will Represent Zionist Coun-
cil in Washington on
May 23 and 24
Benjamin M. Laikin, William
London and Morris Lieberman
will represent Detroit at the na-
tional conference of Zionist lead-
ers, to gather from 300 commu-
nities in the United States at
Hotel Statler, Washington, D. C.,
on May 23 and 24.
The conference was called by
Dr. Abbe Hillel Silver and Dr.
Stephen S. Wise, co-chairman of
the American Zionist Emergency
Council, which speaks for all
the major Zionist bodies in the
land — Zionist Organization of
A m e r i c a, Hadassalt Mizrachi
and Poale Zion.
Zionist public relations are di-
rected for the Emergency Coun-
cial by the community contacts
division of which Rabbi Irving
Miller is chairman.
Mr. Laikin and Mr. Lieberman
will represent the Zionist Coun-
cil of Detroit which serves as
the local branch of the Ameri-
can Zionist Emergency Council.
The conference of local Emer-
gency Committee heads will for-
mulate plans to carry forward
the Council's program in t h e
ensuing months, and will hear
reports covering recent develop-
ments in the Concirs drive to
bring about the repeal of the
British White Paper policy and
the reconstitution of Palestine as
a free and democratic Jewish
Commonwealth.
Chachmey Lublin's
Parochial School
Rewards 3 Pupils
Local Brevities Announce Program
JACOB SKLAR FAMILY
CLUB met Sunday • at the home
of the Joseph Barbetts on Ro-
chester. Arrangements were made
for a series of summer outings.
* * *
At a meeting of the MEN'S
CLUB OF BNAI DAVID SYN-
AGOGUE, seven letters were
read from members and sons
of members who are in the
armed forces. The club sends
packages regularly to members
and sons of members in the
service,
* * *
DAVID HORODOKER JRS.'
annual card party will be held
Tuesday evening at the Bnai
Mosne, Dexter and Lawrence.
There will be refreshments and
prizes. All are welcome. For
tickets and information call
Mrs. E. Chessler, TY. 4-7923.
Proceeds are used for charitable
purposes.
Beth El Men's Club
Sends Packages to
Ft. Brady Soldiers
The food committee of the De-
troit Army and Navy Committee
of the Jewish Welfare Board an-
nounces that food packages were
sent to Fort Brady by Men's
Club of Temple Beth El. Food
packages were sent to Fort Cus-
ter by Hebrew 'Ladies' Aid, Per-
fection Lodge F. & A. M., Music
Study Club, Ruzhiner Progress-
ive Verein and Progressive La-
dies Unterstitztungs Verein.
Fenkell Friendship Club pro-
vided breakfasts for - Servicemen
at t h e Jewish Center USO
Lounge.
For Temple Israel
Sisterhood's Tea
Mrs. R. R. Kaltman, chairman,
and Mrs. Max Osnos, co-chair-
man, of the Mother and Daugh-
ter luncheon of the Temple Is-
rael Sisterhood, to be held Sat-
urday, May 13, at the Detroit
Leland Hotel, announce the fol-
lowing program:
Four direct line generations
will be the participants. Mrs. I.
Kohane, great-grandmother, will
give the opening prayer, which
will be completed by her great-
granddaughter, Elizabeth Fisher,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Fisher, Jr.
After the luncheon. Mrs. Max
Frank, daughter of Mrs. Kohane
and mother of Mrs. Fisher, will
speak for the women of her
generation. Mrs. Fisher ( Muriel
Frank) will respond to her
mother's theme, "The Challenge
to This Day."
Judy and Janice Lunsky,
three-year-old twin daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lunsky, will
present the two Girl Scout
Troops of Temple Israel with
troop flags in memory of their
two grandmothers.
Miss Eleanor Mandell, who
recently won a place in the city-
wide audition conducted by the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
will give piano selections. Two
animated cartoons w i 11
b e
shown.
For reservations call the office
of Temple Israel.
Temple Israel' Sisterhood will
hold the annual meeting and
election of officers at noon Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Citrin, 507 W. Grixdale Ave.
Dr. Roberts Honored
For Work at Michigan
LAND HAYES
NEW YORK (JPS)—The War
Emergency Conference of " the
World Jewish Congress, original-
ly scheduled for May 20, has been
postponed to the late summer or
fall' in response to a cabled re-
quest from the National Council
of Palestine Jewry, which is
going • to hold elections for the
Representative Assembly in Pal-
estine in June.
Zeire Zion Branch 3
To Celebrate 10th
Anniversary Sunday
Poale Zion-Zeire Zion, Branch
3 will celebrate its 10th anni-
versary Sunday night at the
Rose Sittig Cohen auditorium.
The guest speaker will be
David Wertheim, of New York,
general secretary of the Poale
ion party, who will deliver
a speech on the present
cal Jewish situation.
The chairman, Morris Gins-
burg, will review activities of
the branch in the past 10 years.
Cantor Hyman Cohen will ren-
der the musical program. Re-
freshments will be served.
All members of the labor
Zionist movement and their
friends are invited.
Bnai Moshe Men
Install Officers
Wednesday Night
Lag b'Omer evening, Wednes-
day, May 10, has been selected
by the Bnai Moshe Men's Club
for installation of officers and
directors who were elected sev-
eral weeks ago.
The motion picture, "So
Proudly We Hail," will be
shown. Refreshments will be
served. Selections will be sung
by Cantor David Katzman.
Rabbis Moses Fischer and
Jacob J. Nathan will install the
following officers: Louis Kepes,
president; Harry Dubbs, vice-
president; Sam Freedman, treas-
secretary;
urer; Saul Kling,
Adolph Beck, Carl Rozner, Mor-
ton Katz, Harold Haas, Harry
Sander, Ernest and Edmund
Labe, A. Finkelstein, Andor
Jewish Congress Women
Feldheim, Milton Eisler, Robert
Hold Annual Meeting,
H. Schwartz, Andrew Iczkowitz,
Election on Wednesday
and Harry . Green, directors.
The affair is open to all con-
The Women's Division of the gregation members and • their
American Jewish Congress will families.
hold its annual meeting and
election of officers Wednesday, Mount Sinai Chapter
at the Book Cadillac Hotel, Lun-
Plans Night of Games
cheon will be served in the Eng-
lish room at 12:30. For luncheon
Plans for' the night of games
reservations call Mrs. S. Sidell,
have been completed by the ar-
UN. 1-4184.
rangements committee of the
A review of local activities will Mount Sinai Hospital Associa-
be given by committee chairmen. tion, to be held in the ball room
National activities will be re- of the Book Cadillac Monday
viewed by Mrs. Nathan Speva-
evening, May 15.
kow. Mrs. Jack Tobin, president
Proceeds will be used for the
of the Women's Auxiliary of purchase of a Diathermy Unit
United Hebrew Schools, will
for servicemen.
give the invocation.
Mrs. Max Fertel, general
Members are urged to partici- chairman, is assisted by Mes-
pate in the Fifth War Loan dames Jack Cherny and Samuel
through the Women's Division. Atlas. Mrs. Leon A. Katzin is
The campaign is held to honor chairman of table arrangements.
the 70th birthday of Dr. Stephen Mrs. Siineon Cugell is chairman
S. WiSe. Bonds may be pur- of hostesses. For information,
chased at the next meeting, or call Mrs. Max Schubiner, in
through Mrs. Max Saidrnan, War charge of tickets, TR. 1-6044.,
Bond chairman. -
Sokolivker Progressive Verein
is one of the organizations that
served at the Downtown USO.
Hostesses included Mesdames
Philip Yanovsky, Hy Garsoff, J.
Foon, T. Kessler, J. Saslove, R.
, Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin Turbow, B. Sirota, M. .Kahn, F.
announces that regular sessions Foon, L. Spector, M. Wasserman,
have started for its parochial A. Wasserman, C. Fraternick, J.
school and that the board was Gendel, I. Spector.
pleased with examinations , con-
Temple Israel Red Cross Group
ducted before Passover. Prizes
were awarded to three pupils, and Sisters of Zion Mizrachi al-
Henry Nadler, Arthur Ribiat and so served at the Downtown USO.
Israel. Stolsky.
The Women's Auxiliary of
Information regarding enroll- Miamonides Medical Society con-
ment may be obtained at the tributed kits to the hospital kit
school, Elmhurst and Linwood, gift project.
or by calling TO. 8-5055 or TO.
For information r e g a r ding
8-5438.
these services call Miss Fineman,
The drive for $40,000 conduct- MA.- 8400.
ed by Yeshivath Chachmey Lub-
lin is in full progress. Board
meetings are held every Tues-
day. It is announced that the
Vaad Horabonim, under t h e
chairmanship of Rabbi J. Thu-
Eugene Roberts, B. S., M. S.,
mim, has endorsed the drive for
Ph. D., 24-year-old son of Mr.
the parochial school.
A 15-minute radio program in and Mrs. Ruvin Rabinowitch of
the interests of Yeshivath Chach- 3402 Atkinson Ave., was honored
mey Lublin will be broadcast April 21 for distinguished work Rosenwald Post to
over Station WJLB every Satur- in special fields at the University Hear Wilber Graham.
day night. Samuel Kaplan of of Michigan. He attended Cent-
New York broadcast the last two ral High and was awarded a
Wilber Graham, assistant State
scholarship to Wayne University,
programs.
from which he was graduated rehabilitation and service officer
with high honors and received a of the American Legion, will
Infants Service Group
Batchelor of Arts degree. He re- speak at the next meeting of the
ceived a fellowship to Michigan Julius Rosenwald Post, Wednes-
Plans Annual Affair
and obtained his Masters degree. day, May 10, in the social hall of
Dr. Roberts is now in the medi- Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
Infants Service Group's an-
cal.
department at the University rence.
nual Spring games affair will
All discharged servicemen are
be held Sunday evening, May 7, of Rochester, where he is en- invited to hear Graham and
at the Book Cadillac Hotel. All gaged in research work for the learn the latest information as to
proceeds are to be used for in- government. His father is the post-war plans being made for
digent infants and for the war game room director at the Jew- them.
ish Center.
effort.
Mrs. Louis Wagner is general
MAY 6, 8:30 P. M.
chairman; Mrs. Abe Young and
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Mrs. Samuel Katz, ticket chain-
men; Mrs. Harry Weingarten,
Mrs. Arthur Leebove, Mrs. Jack
Freeman and Mrs. Maurice
Shephard, in charge of prizes.
Tickets can be secured from
TICKETS ON SALE AT GRINNELLIS—RAndolph 1124
members or at the door.
Conclave Postponed
By World Congress
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 5, 1944
Hadassah to Elect
Officers at Annual
Luncheon Tuesday
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
will' sponsor a luncheon for
members and guests at Congre-
gation - Shaarey Zedek next
Tuesday, at 12:30 P. M.
Election of officers will take
place at this annual meeting.
Dr. Henry M. Busch, professor
of Sociology of Western Reserve
University and Head of Social
Science Division, Cleveland Col-
lege will be guest speaker.
Prof. Busch, for many years
a student of political trends in
the Near East, Asia and the
Hawaiian Islands, will discuss
the Mandate for Palestine in its
relation to the Arab world.
Mrs. Joseph H. .Ehrlich will
preside. Mrs. Tobias Garon is in
charge of hospitality arrange-
ments.
Marshall. Bnai Brith
Groups Meet May 9
A joint meeting of Louis
Marshall Lodge and Marshall
Women of Bnai Brith will be held
Tuesday evening at the Educa-
tional Center, Linwood and Bur-
lingame. Abraham Cohen of the
Jewish Vocational Service will
be guest speaker. An animated
cartoon will be shown, and the
blood doner drive for May will be
inaugurated, featured by a movie,
"Life Line."
Mizrachi Will Initiate
New Members During
Dinner on Wednesday
Mizrachi Organization of De-
troit will observe the initiation.
of a group of new members into
the religious Zionist ranks with
a dinner at Lachar's on 12th
St., next Wednesday evening.
T h e Mizrachi membership
campaign is continuing in syna-
gogues. Good results are re-
ported by Max Kaminsky, co-
chairman of the membership
drive.
Last Sabbath, Meyer Beck-
man, chairman of the Mizrachi
board, spoke at the Bnai David
synagogue after the Mincha
service.
An interesting program has
been arranged for the Lag
b'Omer dinner. For reservation$
call Sol Lemberg, executive sec-
retary, RA. 3336.
Clean, Light Work
We have jobs open in all a'_epart-
meats, light clean work in our
stockroom mending, wrapping, etc.
Good hours and pay.
DOMESTIC LINEN SUPPLY
Buy War Bonds
TE. 1-6700
3800 18th St.
77th Annual Workman's Circle Choral Concert
DAN FROHMAN, DIRECTOR
GUEST
ARTIST
SIDOR BELARSKY
Pianists: EVELYN GURVITCH
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WORLD FAMOUS
OPERA, RADIO AND
CONCERT ARTIST
REBECCA. FROHMAN
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS
SUNDAY, MAY 14 AT 8:30 P. M.
FOR TICKETS PHONE TO. 5-2580
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Main Auditorium
MASONIC TEMPLE
One Performance Only
TUES. EVE., MAY 9
Maurice Schwartz
and His Entire Yiddish
Art Theater Ensemble
—in—
THE STORY OF RUSSIA'S
YOUTH... spirits of steel
forged in the flame of life !
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Tickets On Sale at
Littman's People's Theater
TR 2-0100
6210 12th St.
er at the Masonic Temple on the
day of the performance.
Prices:
$3.00, $2.50, 82.00, 51.50, $1.00
Plus Tax