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THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Twenty-Two
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Michigan Foundation
Offers Annual Variety
Show, 'Hillelzapoppire
United Folks Groups Mark
4th Yahrzeit of Warsaw Battle
—Photo by Paul Kirsch, Jewish News Photographer
United Yiddish Folks Organizations commenmorated the fourth
yahrzeit of the Battle of the Warsaw Ghetto at a memorial meeting
held at Temple Beth El Sunday afternoon. The speakers were RABBI
HERSCHEL SCHACTER, first Jewish chaplain to enter Buchenwald,
and AARON DROOCK, president of the Jewish Community Council
(seated left to right). The meeting mobilized local landsmanschaften
in behalf of the 1947 Allied Jewish Campaign for $5,335,000. The
objectives of the drive were outlined by the Detroit and guest
Saturday evening, April 26,
the University of Michigan Bnai
Brith Hillel, Foundation will pre-
sent its third all-campus var-
iety show, "Hillelzapoppin". All
proceeds from the show, which
was written, directed and pro-
duced by Hillel members, will be
turned over to the student divi-
sion of the Ann Arbor Allied
Jewish Appeal.
The show, to be presented at
the Ann Arbor High School
Auditorium, will feature original
acts by Alpha Epsilon Phi and
Sigma Delta Tau sororities, inde-
pendent girl's group and Sigma
Alpha Mu, Pi Lambda Phi and
Zeta Beta Tau fraternities.
Members of the central com-
mittee include Blanche Berger,
chairman; Shirlee Rich, assistant
chairman; Clarice Bercey and
Warren Weil, directors. Other
members are Audrey Enelow,
secretary; Betty Blumberg and
Robert Klein, stage managers;
Abe Ackerman and Dan Tanne-
baum, lighting; Lorelei Neirman,
publicity; Gladys Relkin, make-
up; Gladys Savitt and Aviva
Shanoff, programs; Joan Silver-
man, ushers and Paula Zerman,
tickets and finance.
speakers.
Others in
the photograph,
above are: Standing: Left to
right: SAM WEISMAN, CHAR-
LES DRIKER, president of UYFO;
HARRY NATHAN, president of
A Few Reservations Still Available
OAK GROVE CAMP for Boys
"A FINE Season in 1946—A GREAT One in 1947"
Detroit Chapter of Americap.
Jewish Congress; HARRY KAM1-
NER, who arranged the program.
OTSEGO LAKE of GAYLORD
1. Enrollment limited to 35 boys-7 to 14. Ensuring individual :,
attention and complete supervision.
FER and-ALEX BELKIN.
Four French-Jewish boys who
were sheltered in a non-Jewish
orphanage in Paris during the
war arrived in Detroit this week
to take up residence with their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Miller of 18024 Griggs.
The youths, aged 11, 13, 15 and
17, are the only surviving mem-
bers of Mr. Miller's sister's fam-
ily. Their mother, father, two
brothers and a baby sister were
seized by the Nazis and deport.
ed, "destination unknown."
Although the boys were re-
ported missing by the French
government, the Millers refused
to accept their loss. Another
nephew, who had fought with
the British in the Jewish Brigade,
conducted a personal search fdr
them, finally securing the address
of the orphanage where they
were living.
The refugees were met in New
York April 21, when they ar-
rived aboard the Augustina Vie•
toria.
. The Millers already have three
daughters, aged two, eight and 11.
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