THE JEWISH
Friday, October 11,- 1946
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Page Seven
NEWS
Building Trades Division Leaders Attend
Organizational Meeting at Center Branch
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Jewish Center Activities
Start Fifth Season of
Holiday Hops On Oct. 13
The Holiday Hop Committee of
the Center opens its fifth season
of major dances w_th dance num-
ber 33 in the auditorium, Sunday,
Oct. 13, at 9 p. m. Sukkoth will
be the theme. Phil Brestoff and
his WXYZ orchestra will provide
the music. Estelle Starr Herman
is the Holiday Hop chairman.
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Openings On Center News
Staff, Journalism Class
—Photo by Paul Kirsch. Jewish News Photographer
BUILDING TRADES DIVISION LEADERS AT ORGANIZATIONAL BRUNCH
A bagel and lox brunch provided an informal
background for the second organizational meet-
ing of the Building Trades Division of the Detroit
Service Group last Sunday in the Jewish Center.
Barney Smith, division campaign co-chairman,
presided at -the meeting.
In describing the purposes of DSG re-organiza-
tion, Isidore Sobeloff, executive director of the
JeWish Welfare Federation, pointed out that
A. N. Brown to Talk
On FEPC Over Radio
Alan N. Brown, member of the
Commission on Law and Social
Action at the Detroit Section of
the American Jewish Congress,
will be the next speaker on the
AJC Radio hour, Saturday, Oct.
12, at 9:45 p. m., over station
WJLB.
The topic for discussion will be
the Anti - Discrimination B i 11,
known as FEPC, soon to be pro-
posed to the Michigan State
legislature.
Mr. Brown is active in the Na-
tional Lawyers' Guild, which, to-
gether with the local chapters of
the American Jewish Congress.
recently introduced a City FEPC
Ordinance to the Detroit • City
Council.
people cannot give well or solicit effectively
without an understanding of community prob-
lems. He added that the permanent trade groups
would not only serve an educational function, but
would also give the campaign workers a bigger
voice in deciding how campaign funds should be
distributed.
The next meeting of the Division will be a
brunch at 11:30 a. m. Sunday, Oct. 27, at the
Jewish Community Center.
Mothers'Clubs Council
Trucks, Warehouses
Needed in SOS Drive
To Hear Rabbi Groner
Trucking and warehouse fa-
cilities are urgently reeded to
handle bulk SOS contribu-
tions. Even a short-term loan
of trucks or storage space
would help to facilitate ship-
ment of food, medical supplies
and comfort i' erns to displaced
people overseas.
Anyone willing to contribute
the use of trucks or warehouses
is requested to call Mrs. Helen
Singer. city-wide SOS chair-
man. UN. 3-9280.
Rabbi Benjamin Groner of
Windsor will be the guest speaker
at the annual Sukkoth Celebra-
tion sponsored by the Council of
Individuals interested in join-
ing the Center News staff and the
journalism class now being
formed are asked to see Harry
Stutz, meml,n-ship and p -ablicity
secretary, or have their names at
the main desk.
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Members and non-members
Speakers
Club
Meets
who wish to join a club or a class
The Speakers Club will hold its
should call Harry Stutz, MA. 8400.
Classes in dramatics, arts and next meeting this Saturday, Oct.
crafts, ballroom dancing, art, life 12, at 8:45 p. rn. in the library.
saving, swimming, music, chorus, Everyone is invited.
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symphony are being or have been
Life Saving Classes
formed.
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Junior and senior life saving
classes will be given in the Cent•...-r
Center Enrolls Volunteers
pool starting Oct. 20. See Hans
For Community Chest Drive
As a part of its contribution to Weinman, water safety instructor,
the Community Chest Drive, Oct. for registration details.
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28 to Nov. 13, the Center is en-
rolling volunteer solicitors. Every- Children's Dance School
A dance school for children
one is urged to fill out application
cards for this work at the desk. under the direction of Fannie
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Aronson has been started at the
Center. Courses include rhythmic
Jr. Fun Program to Open
training. Classes begin Oct. 14 at
At 12th St. Center, Oct. 21
The After-School Junior Fun 4:30 p. m.
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Program at the 12th St. Copncil
Center will open Monday, Oct. Center Art School
Registrations for the 26th sea-
21, at 4 p. m. and will continue
every week day for the rest of son of the Center Art School are
the season. Boys and girls be- still being taken. Advanced and
beginner classes are given. Call
tween 6 and 12 are eligible.
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MA. 8400 for information.
Camp Leaders to Elect
Officers Next Tuesday
Election of officers of the Cent-
er's newly organized Camp Lead-
ers Association . will take place
on Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 8:30 p. m.
at the Center. Larry Applebaum,
provisional chairman, will present
the proposed plan of organization
and constitution. Movies of camp
activities will be shown.
Detroit Zionists
Pick Committees
with a dance on Oct. 26, at 9:30
p. m., in the auditorium. Music
will be furnished by Weldon Petz
and his orchestra.
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Dexter Mothers' Club
The Dexter Mothers' Club will
open its season on Tuesday, Oct.
15, at 1 p. m., v.ith a luncheon
and movie program at the Bnai
Moshe Synagogue.
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Symphony Opens Season
Julius Chajes. Center music di-
rector. announces the resumption
of symphony activities on Son-
day. Oct. 20. at 11:45 a. rn. Mrs.
Nathan Simons is chairman of
the music committee.
HashomerHatzair
Forms New Group
Hashomer Hatzair of Detroit is
forming three new groups of
younger people and young adults:
A mixed group. 17 to 19: a group
Dr. Lachman, Harry Cohen
of 16-year-old boys and a group
Again Head Membership
of boys 11 to 13.
Friendship Club Hold
and Balfour Ball Groups
Activities of Hashomer Hatzair
Sukkoth Party Tuesday
Friendship Club, a group of range from scouting and sports
Appointment of Dr. Philip J.
persons over 60, will hold a Suk- in the younger age groups. to
Lachman as chairman of the
koth Party at the 12th St. Coun- study groups in basic political
Home Relief Society's donor membership committee of the
cil Center. 8687 Blaine, on 'Tues- and social questions. contempor-
luncheon will take place Tues- Zionist Organization of Detroit 1 RABBI BENJAMIN GRONER
day, Oct. 15, at 1 p. m., it is an- ary history, Jewish culture; and
day, Oct. 22, at the Book Cadillac was announced by Morris M.
Mothers' Clubs to be held in the nounced by Harold Weiss, direc- social activities. camping. and
Hotel.
Jacobs, president.
Center auditorium on Monday, tor. Mrs. Joseph Geschelin is the outings for adult and young adult
Mrs. B. J. Rudin, chairman of
Dr. Lachman conducted last i Oct. 14, at 8:30 p. m.
groups.
club sponsor.
ways and means, announces that year's Zionist membership drive
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Anyone wishing further in-
I His topic will be "Palestinian
due to circumstances beyond the and succeeded in enlisting several
formation should contact Abra-
Saturday Night Dance
I Harvest."
committee's control, it was neces- hundred new members. His as-
The Saturday Nite Dance pro- ham Jacobson, 3732 Duane, NO.
Entertainment will be provided
sary to set aside plans for a din- sociates will be selected soon.
, by the Community Dance Theater gram for young adults continue 0228.
ner dance, and to proceed with a
Harry Cohen again was chosen 'of the Center, Wyn Garden, so-
luncheon as in past years.
chairman of the Balfour Ball , prano, accompanied by Betty
Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs is year committee. The annual Zionist ' Kowalski. Everyone is invited.
book chairman.
ball is scheduled at Hotel Statler Admission is free.
Weekly rally meetings will be on Saturday night, Dec. 21.
held at the home of the president,
-Other Zionist committee ap-
Mrs. Peter A. Miller, 2085 Atkin- pointments were made as follows: Folk Schools Plan
p
son, and will culminate with a
Education and public relations. Rabbi
Sukkoth Celebration
Adler. chairman: Milton R. At-
victory meeting there next Morris
las. David Colman, Lawrence Crohn.
Thursday.
Daniel Cullen. Dr. D. H. Frauman.
Sholefn Aleichem Folk Schools
Rabbi Leon Fram. Leon Kay. Rabbi
Ellezer A. Levi. Philip L. Rosenthal. will celebrate Sukkoth, Wednes-
,
Harold Weisman and Harry Zausmer: day afternoon, Oct. 16, at Work-
Rabbi Sperka to Address
decentralization study. Charles Rubiner. men's Circle Center.
chairman: musical evening. Mr. Crohn.
Mizrachi Rally on Oct, 14
A special Sukkoth "Machzur"
chairman: housing. J. I. Ellmann.
David Colman and Charles Rubiner: has been prepared, the pupils are
But in most cases a discrepancy can
Mrs. Gerald Levitt, president budget. Abe Kasle. David Colman. A.
C. Lappin. Charles Wolok and Philip S. now studying it and learning the
be corrected without too much dam-
of the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi, Gilbert:
expansion fund. Abe Kasle and Suklzoth songs for their celebra-
announces that a rally to be held Philip J. Gilbert. co-chairmen: youth tion.
having been done. Not so when
age
Walter L. Field and Law-
at Congregation Bnai David. on committee.
rence W. Crohn: '•Z** Day. David Col-
A Sukkah will be erected in
it comes to pharmaceuticals. Slip-shod .
Monday. Oct. 14, at 12:30 p.m., man. Harry Cohen and Dr. Lachman.
Dr. M. S. Perlis. Harry Sott. Rabbi the auditorium for the occasion.
methods, a carelessly kept library of
will be addressed by Rabbi Joshua
E. A. Levi. David J. Cohen and Nathan All pupils of the Sholem Alei-
S. Sperka, spiritual leader of Spevakow are delegates to the Jewish
precious ingredients, an error on a
chem
Schools
and
their
parents
Bnai David. Refreshments will National Fund Council.
Morris M. Jacobs. Charles Wolok. are expected to attend.
label, all of them are dangerous. Any
be served.
Harold Weisman. David Colman. James
one of them might lead to fatal
I. Ellmann. Leon Kay. Sol Lifsitz.
Mrs. Asher Berlin, chairman of Rabbi Leon Fram. Philip Slomovitz,
mistake and irrevocable tragedy.
the 10th annual donor luncheon, Lawrence W. Crohn and Nathan Speva-
2nd Annual
kow are delegates to the Zionist Coun-
to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at cil
That's why our business demands 100
of Detroit.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, an-
Messrs. Jacobs. Crohn. Ellmann. Ru-
per cent accuracy! There are no
nounces that tickets and reserva- hiner and Dr. Frauman are delegates
to the Jewish Community Council.
middle measures or half-way marks!
tions will be obtainable from
The following constitute the executive
Sponsored by
Mrs. M. Mandrowitz, reservation advisory committee: Harry Cohen,
Cunningham's is a name to rely upon.
Rabbi Adler. Rabbi Fram. Messrs.
Home Relief Donor
Luncheon on Oct. 22
IN EVERY BUSINESS
ACCURACY
IS IMPORTANT
A
l
ARMISTICE DANCE
chairman, at this ra ly.
Berry. Colman. Crohn. Ellmann. Field.
Kasle, Rubiner, Siomovitz.
The Child Rescu Fund cam- Gilbert.
Wolok and Dr. Lachman.
paign continues and r the chair-
manship of Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal,
Rabbi Green New Head
TY. 6-6066, 2479 Blaine.
Of BBYO District I
SOS Collection Depot
Set Up at Lane Bryant
Maternity clothes for SOS
emergency relief may be left
for collection at Lane Bry-
ant's. The store is setting up
a special depot for the conven-
ience of contributors.
WASHINGTON—Rabbi Eman-
uel Green has been appointed di-
rector. of Bnai Brith Youth Or-
ganization for District 1, which
includes New York, all of new
England and Eastern Canada, it
was announced here by Dr.
Abram L. Sachar, national di-
-rector of the BBYO.
JULIUS ROSENWALD POST
No. 218 American Legion
at the
Jewish Community Center
Woodward at Holbrook
SATURDAY
NOY. 9 at 9 P.M.
Featuring
MICKEY WOOLF
and His Orchestra
For prompt, accurate prescriptions.
you can depend on your neighbor-
hood
Cunningham's
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