THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Twenty-four

Friday, March 22, 1946

Handball Event Center Extension Needs
Center Directors Hold 12th Opens
at Center
Studied in Fact Survey
Annual Meeting Wednesday

Election of Officers to Highlight Event; Nominees Named
by Committee Headed by Edward Kahn;
Musical Program Planned

A report on the Jewish Community Center's activities
during the last year by Samuel H. Rubiner, president of the
board of directors, and election of officers will highlight
the 12th annual meeting to be held at 8:15 p. m. next
Wednesday.
Under the direction of Mrs. David B. Werbe, consultant

to the art department, a living
gallery of booths is being pre-
pared to tell the story of all as-
pects of the Center's program in
dramatic style.
For 3-Year Term
The committee on nominations,
headed by Edward Kahn, will
submit recommendations for elec-
tions to board positions.
Nominations for a three-year
term include: Mrs. H. C. Broder,
Jay Rosenshine, Samuel H. Ru-
biner, Emil T. Stern, Mrs. Leon-
ard H. Weiner, Dr. Harry E.
August and Ben F. Wigder, also
the name of Maurice Glazier
pending his arrival from the
armed services.
Mr. Kahn's committee includes:
Miss Bertha M. Robinson, Mrs.
Harry L. Jones, Jack Malamud
and Sylvan Rapaport.
For Additional Year
The committee recommends re-
election of the following honor-
ary directors for an additional

Jewish Center will be host to
the Michigan State AAU doubles
handball championship tourna-
ment, in which 32 teams from
YMCAs and Knights of Columbus
throughout the state, and from
the University of Detroit and the
Center will compete.
Play will begin Sunday, March
24, and continue through March
28, with the finals on Saturday,
March 30.
Trophies will be presented at a
party after the finals. Tro-
phies and medals were donated
by Harry N. Grossman, president
of Knoll-wood Country Club and
Detroit attorney.
Chairman of the Center com-
mittee for the tournament is Jo-
seph Camden. Committee mem-
bers are Dr. Leon A. Katzin, Gor-
don Kozda, George D. Keil, Sid-
ney Broida, Louis Schwartz, Dr.
Saul Rosenzweig, , Ben Kott, Al-
bert Clinton, Dr. Milton Lappin
and Samuel A. Levy, secretary.
Admission is 50 cents per ses-
sion, or $1 for the entire tourna-
ment.

Board President Rubiner Names Robert J. Newman Head
of Planning Committee; Recommendations to Be
Submitted to JWF Board

Inspired by the concern of the late Hy C. Broder ,for the
social, cultural and recreational needs of Jewish youth in
Detroit, the extension planning committee of the Jewish
Community Center is making an over-all fact-finding survey
of the community.
Appointed by Samuel H. Rubiner, president of the board

of directors, the committee is
headed by Robert J. Newman,
board member and chairman of
the Center's health education di-
vision. Other members of the
committee include: Emil T. Stern,
Leon Wayburn; Mesdames Sam-
uel S. Aaron, Sidney J. Allen,
Leonard A. Weiner, consultants,
Charles N. Agree, Louis Schostak,
Saul Saulson; members ex-offi-
cio, Edward Kahn, Mr. Rubiner,
Mesdames Benjamin E. Jaffe and
Charles Lakoff.
More Units Needed
The committee is guided by the
general feeling in the community
that extension Center buildings
are needed, in addition to the
12th St., Dexter and Six Mile
units.
Information is being assembled
for the committee by sub-com-
mittees, findings to be submitted
to the board of directors of the
Center. The complete information
will be presented by the board
to the Jewish Welfare Federation.
The needs of the 12th Street
Extension, embodied in the 12th
Street Council Center, have been
formulated by Mrs. Leonard H.
Weiner, chairman of the com-
mittee for that extension unit.
Dexter Requirements
The sub-committee set up to
study the Dexter requirements
is headed jointly by Emil T.
Stern, chairman of the Interme-

diate Activities committee, and
year: Rabbi Morris Adler, Fred
Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron, chairman
M. Butzel, Mrs. Aaron Deroy,
of the Mothers' Clubs committee.
Clarence H. Enggass, Rabbi Leon
This committee has been assem-
Fram, Dr. Leon M. Franklin,
bling data required in setting up
Judge William Friedman, Dr. H.
a Dexter Branch building large
Benedict Glazer, Dr. A. M. Hersh-
man, Henry Meyers, Charles Ru-
enough for the needs of the Jew-
biner, Isidore Sobeloff, Rabbi
ish population in that district.
Joshua S. Sperka, Abraham
Srere and Henry Wirieman.
All Jews in Poland
Seeking to Emigrate
Mrs. Abraham Cooper, chair-
NEW YORK (JTA)—The only
man of the ar-
hope of the surviving Jews in
: rangements corn-
Poland is emigration, Jacob Pat,
mittee for the
executive secretary of the Jew-
meeting, is as-
ish Labor Committee, who has
Neugarten Medical Aid
just returned from there, report-
sisted by Mrs.
ed here.
To
Expand Vets' Program
Benjamin E. Jaf-
"It does not matter where they
fe and Ben F.
go," he said. "They would leave
"How to Remember Names and
Wigder. Mrs. Facts" and several other humor-
for Palestine, for the U. S. or
Philip R. Mar- ous short movies will be present-
for any country where they could
cuse is reception ed at the meeting of Neugarten
live among Jews."
Mrs. Cooper committee head. Medical Aid, March 25, at 1 p. m.,
Saffir, Benavee to Play
Mothers' Club -
at the Jewish Community Center.
Kurt Saffir, Center music pu- The meeting is open to members
Mothers' Club members are
pil w,ill perform his own com- and their friends.
asked to bring canned foods for
position, "Sonata for Violin and
overseas survivors to their club
The board meeting will be held
meetings this week.
Piano", with Arthur Benavie, at 11 a. m.
violinist, formerly of the Center
Mrs. Morton Snyder, Mrs.
orchestra.
Charles Aller, Mrs. Max Stein-
Adult members, particularly man, Mrs. Roy Rotter, Mrs. Sam-
`. THAT SNIFFLE AND SNEEZE
those who have been active in uel Shewitz and Mrs. Albert Op-
At the first sneeze, put two
s drops Penetro Nose Drops in
the Center's program, are urged penheim, went to Percy Jones
each nostril. Soothes nasal
to
attend
the
meeting.
hospital this week to help enter-
Leonard Bernstein Scheduled
membranes, checks colds'
watery flow.Feel better.Cau-
Families and friends of the gen- tain the boys at a party, and to
For Center Concert April 13
tion: use only as directed.
Leonard Bernstein, well-known eral membership also are invited. arrange with the director of the
25c. M times as much 50c.
Demand
PenetroNose Drops.
Refreshments
will
be
served.
hospital
for
more
contributions.
composer, conductor and pianist,
will be the guest artist at the
Jewish Community Center on
Saturday evening, April 13.
Tickets may be purchased at
the Center's box office.
* * *
Purim Party at Dexter
Branch This Saturday
The Intermediate Club Council
of the Dexter branch will have a
Purim Party at the D. W. Simons
building, Tuxedo and Holmur,
this Saturday at 8 p. m. The pro-
gram will include social games,
It is but little more dependable than Detroit
dancing and refreshments.
* * *
Edison service.
Maurice Rose AZA Chapter
Maurice Rose AZA chapter will
That miraculous continuity of service, here
hold an athletic tournament fea-
and elsewhere, is due to endless research
turing bowling, ping pong and
and experiment by engineers and executives
pool on Sunday afternoon, April
14, at the Center. The tournament
of the electric industry. In that program of
is open to AZA and Center inter-
progress, which has continued through the
mediates club members.
* * *
years, and will continue through the years
"Film Nite" at 12th St.
to come, The Detroit Edison Company has
Center Next Thursday
been a pioneer.
The 12th Street Council Center,
in conjunction with the Jewish
Once a single transformer served your home.
Vocational Service, is sponsoring
a "Film Nite" to take place next
That transformer was the transfer point, the
Thursday at 8 p. m. Films to be
vital connecting link, between the miles
shown are: "World Series, 1945,"
upon miles of power lines and the line that
"Aptitudes and Occupations" and
"Educating Father."
served, you. When it failed the power was
* * *
gone.
Dr. Tumin to Address
10th Tea Talk April '7
Engineers of The Detroit Edison Company
The tenth Tea Talk, sponsored
by the Women's Activities Com-
conceived and developed the idea of connecting many of these transformers together in
mittee of the Center, will take
"banks," and now several of them must fail at the same time before you and your
place Sunday, April 7, at 3:30
neighbors are deprived of power. That seldom happens.
p. m. Dr. Melvin Tumin of Wayne
University will discuss "The Role
That is only one of many things that have been done to insure the householder, 'the
of Women in American Society."
Refreshments will be served, and
merchant and the,manufacturer an uninterrupted supply of power adequate for all needs
a music program will be present-
—those of the present and those of the future.
ed. Everyone is invited.
* * *
That was a Detroit Edison idea —a Detroit Edison FIRST.
Select Social Club
The Select Social Club of the
That was an incident in the story of this company's contribution to the community
Center, a group of middle-aged,
of today.
unattached men and women,
meets every Saturday evening in
It is indicative of some of the things that this company, as a citizen, can be expected to
the Ginsburg Lounge at the Cen-
ter. On March 23, at 8:30, there
contribute to the community that is to be.
will be a discussion on the theme,
"The Quota System in Education."
COMPANY
EDISON
DETROIT
THE
A social hour will follow.
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* * *
University Area Women's Club
University Area Women's Club
will hold a "Husbands' Nite" sup-
per Sunday, April 6, 8 p. m., at
the Center. The program will in-
elude music and dancing. The
affair is limited to paid-up mem-

Jewish Center
Activities

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