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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, March 21, 1947

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Services Division N eumann Named
Plans Series of
Acting ZOA Head
Section Meetings NEW YORK — Dr. 1 Emanuel

Habonim Preparing
for Annual
3d Seder at Center

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Neumann of New York, ZOA.
In an inspiring talk to the vice-president and member of
Services Division of the Allied [ I the World Zionist Executive, has
Jewish Campaign, at the Jewish . I been named as acting president
Center last Monday, Rabbi Mor- • of the Zionist Organization of
ris Adler said contributions are America, Dr. Abba Hillel Silver
"not charity, but sharing, for each . announced before his departure
FOR PASSOVIR
American Jew might well say to ■ for Palestine.
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In response to an urgent ap-
himself, 'there but for the Grace
from _ General
received
peal
of God go I'."
"European Jewry is at the Zionist groups in Europe pre-
breaking point," he said, "and paring to emigrate to Palestine,
American Jewry, through com- t h e Zionist Organization o f
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munal organization has an oppor- America has dispatched 20,000
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tunity to alleviate its suffering." food packages overseas for dis
tribution through the World
Gathered for their first organ- Confederation of .General Zion-
izational meeting, members of the ists, of which Dr. Israel Gold-
Services Division under the chair- stein of New York is president.
manship of Fred A. Ginsburg,
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The food packages, which also
planned a series of section meet- include war surplus products,
ings.
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meeting on the same night, while
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Morris Spitzer, with the assist-
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are equally bound. and as "Creators I
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THURSDAY, MARCH 13
Friday noon, • the Insurance 1 MONDAY, MARCH 10
Shower for Frances Heller. Given
Shower for Dorothy Soverinsk- r.
group with Louis Blumberg as J;
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by Mrs.' Ann Berger.
Given by Mrs. Joseph Soverinsk-y
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chairman, will meet for luncheon. I
SATURDAY, MARCH 15
and Mrs. Aaron Weisman.
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Wedding Dinner for ..-
TUESDAY, MARCH 11
EVENING:
Assisting Blumberg are Maurice 1
Etta and Richard Carlin of Calif., i
NOON: Luncheon for Women of
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Klein, David Nushzno, Ben Tol- 1
married in Los Angeles. March 8. 1
Golden Rule Aid Society.
Mrs.
Given by the bride's brother, Sam i
M. Robbins, president and Mrs.
mich, Philip Kanter, David M. .....
F. Robinson, chairman.
Ginsburg.
F.
Welling and Harry Yudkoff.
Marriage of Evelyn SUNDAY, MARCH 16
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EVENING:
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wouock to Arthur Cohen at Cong. EVENING: Marriage of Leah !.. .
Heads Finance Group
Hurwitz to Sy S. Kravetzker at
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Shaarey Zedek.
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Myron Stein is chairman of the -- i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
EVE'CING: Bar Mitzvah for Rob-
L'rtatin.
Shower for Sylvia R.
Finance Section, assisted by Ben- j, 1
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Given by Mrs. Rose Turbow. Mrs.
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Joseph Fisher and Julius Rubiner. ..!
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wedding, Bar Mi-
coming week are Cleaners and 1 ture social function be a may
we again assist
shower or banquet,
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Dyers Supplies, under the chair- i.
you
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catering
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manship of Yale Levin with the iii I beyond the most desired satisfaction will al-
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ways be the credo by which we shall extend
help of Ben Stern; the Linen -7.. you our services.
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Supplies section with John Isaacs 1 1
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Sincerely yours, your host
as chairman, assisted by Joseph I
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Shulewitz and Louis Dalitz. The
NORTH of VASSAR DRIVE
Employes section of the Linen
Supply Group is headed by Isaac
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Litwack; while Robert Lattin is
chairman of the Diaper Service.
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Heads Laundry Section
• Gas Air Conditioned Ht.
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Jack Lapides heads the Laundry
section with the assistance of
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Philip Sukrow and Sam Baker.
Heading Barber and Beauty Shops
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and Supplies are Kenneth Sachs,
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Open Model at
thur Lipsitt. The Movers and
Several designs to choose from
19449 Hartwell
Cartage section is led by Charles

THERE'S A JOB for you to do been seen without one, and
on the Allied Jewish Campaign probably never will—if he can
. . . Volunteer your services now help it! . . Max Horenstein
and join the Big Parade to our boasting international fame by
exhibiting a letter addressed to
$5,335,000 goal!
Brother's eatery which came all
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TOWN TALK has it that an- the way from Hungary.
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other nitery is on the verge of
hanging out the "Closed" sign
THE TWO CHILDREN of Mr.
. . . If true, then that's that for and Mrs. A. Kassel were playing
another consciencious effort to quietly in the basement of their
prove Detroit other than just a home until the younger one
"Saturday night town." . . . The suddenly called out in alarm to
spot that shut down "for altera- Mrs. Kassel . . . As she hurried
tions" last year, has altered plans down the stairs, the tot cried,
to re-open.
"Mama, quick! Bobby's taking off
his clothes He's gonna be bare-
YOUNG PEOPLE'S Society of foot all over."
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Bnai Moshe hold their pre-Pass-
THE CAMPAIGN for member-
over social March 23 . . • with
Shirley Rosen, Rose Zeigler and ship in the Zionist Organization
Harry Alpiner at the helm of is an appeal for more actual rep-
arrangements .. , Joe Kwaselow, resentation toward the attain-
Jack of all doings and social ment of a Jewish State in Pales-
master-mind, will mix the activ- tine .. . Regardless of any feel-
ity stew for this year's Spring ings, political or otherwise, ac-
Dance of YPS of Shaarey Zedek quiring that homeland is the all-
important issue!
. . . April 19.
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Danny brings you more stories
FLORIDA RETURNEES are
telling about the rabbinical stu- and news and views of what's
dent who was badly beaten on what in the community .. . every
the golf links by a rabbi 30 Sunday . . . See the radio direc-
years his senior and returned to tories for exact time . . . with
the clubhouse rather disgruntled Mickey Woolf s music . .. for
. . . "Cheer up," his opponent Wilshire Motor Sales.
said, "Remember, you win at the
finish. You'll probably be bury-
ing me some day." •
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Program
THE SECOND ANNUAL
Spring Dance of Inter-Synagogue
Youth Council . . March 22 at
Temple Beth El ... is slated for
Flabonim is preparing an im-
large attendance . . . Tommy pressive program for the annual
Marvin's ork will melody-ize .
Passover Third Seder to be pre-
and we'll select a king and queen sented at the Jewish Center at
. . . The junior congregations of 8:15 p. tn., Sunday, April 6.
Shaarey Zedek, Temple Beth El
Rabbi Eliezer Levi of Bnai
and Temple Israel make up the Moshe, former Army chaplain,
council.
will view the meaning of Pesach
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today.
DISA 'N DATA . Main idea
An original theatrical presen-
of the Bnai Brith Hillel Founda- tation will narrate the story of
tion of Wayne *`Hillelujah" re- P-ssover in a modern pageant
vue, April 15 at Art Institute, form. The plot will revolve
will be to show parents and about the story of Moses' growth
friends the various talents en- into the leader of Israel.
rolled as members of Hillel . . .
The script was written by Hy-
The "College Inn" this Saturday ram Zeldis, especially for the
night at the Tuller Hotel will program. He will act as director,
have Lyle Carlisle for melodies aided by the Chana Comay, head
. .. Members of the old Tri- of staging and costuming. Tech-
Square Club, which met years nical effects will be arranged by
ago at the Hanna W. Schloss Dave Levine.
Building, may get together for a
Passover and Halutzic songs
reunion . . . and will they ever are being rehearsed by the Ha-
Robinson with the help of Ed-
discover then how time really bonim choir headed by Morris
ward Levy and Earl S. Barnett,
flies!
Silver.
while Robert Lowenberg is chair-
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Avishag Hirsh will lead a
LEONARD BARUCH will modern Passover dance program. man of the Morticians and Monu-
ment Works section aided by Ira
chairman the Jewish Youth Con-
Other committee heads re- Kaufman and Maurice Zackheim.
ference on Palestine . . March sponsible for the Third Seder
28, 29 and 30 . .. with Deborah program are: Tickets, Mayer
Cohen, Shirley Taylor, Marcella Subrin; Publicity, Elliot Beitner; Council Career Group
Feldman and Thelma Zisenwine Refreshments, Morris Rosen-
Hears JSSB Director
on the ticket booth set-up • . baum.
The Conference will include Fri-
Tickets are now on sale. For
Harold Silver, director of the
day night services at Temple Is- information call Bernard Schrei-
rael, panel discussions, a dinner er, HO. 0343.
Jewish Social Service Bureau.
and dance.
will address the Career Group of
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the National Council of Jewish
Wayne
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Hillel
Holds
PEOPLE DEPT.... Dave Sher-
Women at 8:15 p. m. March 27,
man, behind the counter of a to- Oneg Shabbat Friday
in Butzel Hall of the Community
Center, on the subject "What
bacconist, trying in vain to con-
vince a woman that he had noth-
Wayne University's Hillel Every Young Woman Should
ing to do with cigaret prices House, 4841 Second, will present Know About Her Community."
going up , . . "I just work here, an Oneg Shabbat at 8:30 p. m.
Mrs. Douglas I. Brown, past
madam," pleaded Dave . The this Friday, featuring the first president of National Council, will
lady gave up the extra penny performance of the Hillel dra- outline the basic purposes of the
and said, "Hmph! That's what matics group enacting a one-act Council for the group. Mrs. Ben
they all say!" . . . Al Jaslowe of play, "For a Suit of Clothes."
Schwayder and Mrs. Herbert
the rippling muscles, bemoaning
Singing, dancing and refresh- Smith will be patronesses for
the fact that studying for a doc- ments are on the program. The the evening.
tor's degree is gruelling enough to Oneg is co-sponsored by the Hillel
impair one's health! ... Rita and dramatics committee, Gilda Fox,
FINEST WINES •
PHONE
AND LIQUORS
Lou Ames tossing a rhumba party chairman, and the religious colin-
A Gourmet's
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prior to receiving their living mittee, Joe Yanich, chairman.
Delight in
room rug . . . Jewelers Harry
Excellent
Cuisine
Weinstein and Ben Flayer trying 'Crisis in Palestine' Author
Russian Gypsy
to • outdo each other between Will Speak Here Thursday
Music
swallows at a downtown eatery,
Moses Miller, author of "Crisis 12 noon to 3 p. m.
by simultaneously flaunting pic- in Palestine," will speak in De- 6 P. M. to 2 A. M.
tures of their offspring in each troit next Thursday at 8 p. m.,
others faces.
at the Jewish Cultural Center,
Hershel Levine, Bill Goll and 2705 Joy Road, on "What Is the
Harvey Lipsett practicing their Future of the Jewish People."
new song "Apologies" . . the
Mr. Miller is speaking in many
ever-present cigar of Chuck cities under the sponsorship of
as Jewish Life, a monthly magazine
Schlain firmly established
his personality since he's •ever- of which he is editan. .
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sion Fund of the ZOA. Part of
the funds were contributed by
the Altschul Foundation.

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