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THE JEWISH NEWS

Nelson Installed
Jewish Center As President of
Memorial Society
Activities

Congress Wire Urges
Lifting Arms Embargo

(The Jewish Community Center.
8904 Woodward, is a Red Feather
Agency)

Hebrew Benevolent Society
held its annual installation of of-
ficers Jan. 17. Rabbi Isaac Stoll-
man was principal speaker at the
ceremonies, and Cantor Hyman
Adler offered vocal selections, ac-
companied by Mrs. Bella Gold-
berg.
Sam Nelson was installed in the
office of president. He will be as-
sisted by Sam Oleshansky, vice-
president; Barney Citrin, record-
ing secretary; Harry E. Citrin,
treasurer; Nathan Wolok and Na-
than Geer, trustees.

A telegram urging that the
United States government im-
mediately lift the embargo on
arms to the Jews of Palestine
was sent to Secretary of State
Marshall by the membership of
the American Jewish Congress,
Detroit Division. Harry Nathan,
president of the Detroit Section,
and RIrs. Samuel Green, presi-
dent of the Women's Division,
signed the telegram.
The telegram pointed out that
between 800,000 and a million
Jews in the Middle East and
Africa, exclusive of Palestine,
are in the gravest danger of des-
truction and urged that: "The
arms embargo was supported by
those who are flagrantly and
violently challenging the author-
ity of the United Nations. Pal-
estine- is not a matter of concern
to the Jews alone but what is
at stake is the authority, effec-
tiveness and prestige of the. Unit-
ed Nations itself."

Friday, January 23, 1948

Hebrew Resumed at
Wayne University

Classes in Hebrew are being
resumed at Wayne University in
the Spring semester which be-
gins Wednesday, Feb. 11, it is
announced by Louis Panush, in-
structor. The courses offered in
the Spring semester are Hebrew
II and Hebrew 104. All qualified
students are eligible whether or
not they are enrolled in the Uni-
versity.
Hebrew II is a continuation of
Hebrew I which was given last
semester and is open to those who
completed the first course suc-
cessfully or to students who can
pass an examination qualifying
them. Hebrew 104 is the fourth
semester course now being given
for the first time. It will consist
of readings of selections in He-
brew literature from the earliest
times to the Middle ages and the
present day. It is open to those
who have completed Hebrew 103
or who can qualify by exami-
nation. Application for exami-
nation should be made through
Dr. Harold Basilius of Wayne
University
The policy of the University is
to give the first and third Hebrew
courses, numbered I and 103 re-
spectively, in the Fall semester
and the 2nd and the fourth, II and
104, in the Spring. Four courses
thus are offered comprising two
full years ofstudy in Hebrew.
Registration at Wayne Uni-
versity begins Jan. 31 and con-
tinues until the opening of classes.
For information call the Regi-
strar of Wayne University, TE
11450, or the Jewish Community
Council, CH. 1657.

Zelda Rosenthal
To Review Levin's
Novel at Brunch

The third book review and
brunch sponsored by the Sister-
hood of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek will take place in the so-
cial hall of the synagogue on Jan.
27, 12:30 p.m. Miss Zelda Rosen-
thal will review "My Father's
House,” by Meyer Levin, Jewish
News correspondent in Palestine.
• Mrs. Maurice H. Zackheim,
brunch chairman, states that pur-
chasers of single tickets should
phone Mrs. Richard Cott, TO. 8-
5617, before the deadline on Sun-
day afternoon. Mrs. Abe Katz-
man, president, invites members
and friends to this event.
Mesdames William Nadler and
Morris Halperin, SOS chairmen,
reminded the membership to
bring canned and dehydrated
foods; clean, wearable clothing or
monetary contributions.

All age groups of the 12th
Street Council Center are plan-
ning for celebration of Hamisha
Asar WShevat. The Play School
Groups, children 3-5 years of age,
are learning songs, reading stor-
ies and making pictures related
to the holiday celebration in Pal-
estine.
The Junior Age Sunday pro-
gram, under the direction of Mrs.
Edna Rosenman and club leaders
Marilyn Gold, Leatrice Kaplan,
Tess Wise and David Rappoport,
are planning a holiday program.
Members of the board of directors
Dave Applebaum, Jacob Bacow,
On Monday, Play School chil- are:
Charles Blondy, Dave Barnett, Julius
dren will have "tree planting Bronstein, Nathan Brightman, .Barney
ceremonies." Each child will bring Citrin, Mrs. Barney Citrin, Harry E.
Citrin, Ben Cohen, Joseph E. Drucker,
a sweet potato and jar which they Morris Fisher, Jacob. Foon, Nathan
will plant and be responsible for Geer, Peter S. Goldstein, Ben Grant,
Morris Hersh, Sam Jaffee, Sam Joseff,
tending their own gardens. The Sam Kosit, Louis Langwald, Louis
day will be climaxed by a party Levine, Louis Medow, Hyman Mitnick,
Sam Nelson, Isadore Niss, Jacob Nos-
where "bokser" (St. John's anchuk, Abe Nussbaum. Sam Oleshan-
sky,
A. Miller, Albert Parven, Abraham
Bread), dates and figs will be
Paull, Jacob Pecherer, David Richman, Rabbi Essrig to Give
served.
Max L. Roberts, Isadore Rosenberg,
Salasnek, Louis Shiell, Nathan Center History Course
The Thursday afternoon junior Arthur
Samet, Dr. David Sandweiss, Harry
Registration for vacancies oc-
arts and crafts club is building Schumer, Ben Schuraytz, Ben Schnei-
curing in kindergarten and elem-
Rabbi Harry Essrig of Grand
der, Julius Schwartz, Morris Schwartz,
model forests of orange graves, Leonard
Smith, Mrs. Ida Solomon, Isa- Rapids will conduct a five ses-
entary grade classes at the
carob trees and cypress. The dore Sosnick, Leo Spector, Isadore
Sholom Aleichem Folk Institute
sion, course, "The Epic of Jewish
Scarbenick,
Meyer
Terebelo.
'Nathan
Happy Gang, The Friendly Club, Wolok, Nathan Zacks, Isadore Zager-
is now open at 3754 Monterey.
Emancipation," at the Jewish
The Jolly Folks Club and The man.
Center, every third Tuesday.
Classes for children from four
The following members of standing
All Around Club have been en-
committees were announced: Ceme-
Rabbi Essrig, Chaplain with
years of age are conducted ac-
gaged in a finger painting and tery, Nathan Wolok, chairman; co-
cording to progressive educational
chairman. Morris Schwartz and Leon- Ninth Air Force in World War
clay project for the holiday.
practices. Hebrew, Yiddish, Jew-
ard Smith; members. Hyman Mitnick, II, was head of Hillel Founda-
The window and first floor of Nathan Zacks, Peter S. Goldstein; pur- tion at the University of Chicago,
ish holidays, history, traditions
the 12th Street Council Center chasing, Isadore Sosnick, chairman, 1940-42, and New England Hillel
and music are taught.
members, Ben Grant, Abraham Paull;
will be appropriately decorated building, Sam Jaffee, chairman, mem- Regional Director, 1945-47.
Kindergarten children will be
bers,
Ben
Schurayts,
Dave
Barnett;
in the holiday theme.
control committee, chairman, Morris
His course will cover the fol-
transported to and from home
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Hersh, - Ntahan Samet and Ben Schnei- lowing interesting highlights in
MAX SCHOTT of Windsor has in the institute's station wagon. .
Sylvia Weiss announces that der.
Jewish history: The Political been appointed a King's Counsel
Parents wishing to reserve
the next dance party will be
Struggle For Equality, The In- by the Ontario provincial govern- space in classes
are asked to call
,
held this Saturday night in But- Free ZOD Chapter I
tellectual Revolt, The Modern ment. /
HO. 5404 immediately.
zel Hall of the Jewish Center.
Religious Outlook, Nationalist
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Dance Party Saturday
ctttt(t. to.
Hopes, New Social and Economic
The second in a series of dis-
Adjustments.
cussions designed to assist par-
The social hall of Congrega-
Registration for the course may
"WE CARPETED YOUR NEIGHBOR'S HOME"
ents in a better understanding of tion Bnai Moshe will acquire a be made by calling Mr. Katz at
their children will be held on night club atmosphere for the the Center, MA. 8400.
Monday, Feb. 2, 9 p.m., at the free party offered members of
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12th Street Council Center and Chapter I, Zionist organization
JOACHIM FAMILY CLUB will
of
Detroit,
this
Saturday.
There
Miss
Marylee
Nichol-
will feature
meet Feb. 8 at the home of Mr.
son, instructor at - Wayne Uni- will be dancing, a floor show. and Mrs. K. Minden. of Coiling-
versity, School of Public Affairs All young men and women of the wood Ave. -`
community are invited to this free
And Social Work.
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event, the only requirement be-
The 12th Street Council Center ing that young women of 18 and
3309-11 WEST McNICHOLS ROAD
Chess and Checker Club an- over and young men over 21 join A tA, I t
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nounces the election of George the organization.
UN. 3-3440
At
Muirland
Plans
ale
being
made
for
the
Fabian, president; S.- Krauss, vice
president; S. Wolfson, treasurer; dinner-dance to be held Sunday
Feb. 29.
Sam Golker? secretary; members
Open Monday Evenings Till 9.
of executive committee, F. Moss,
I. Stone, C. Fabian, I. Lublin and Dexter Radio Proprietors
DIVIDED PAYMENTS ARRANGED
On the Ocean at 42nd St.
M. Weidenbaum.
Open New Record Shop
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MIAMI BEACH
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The Wednesday Evening Dis-
Philip and Archie Fabian of
cussion Group will present Dr.
Private Beach * Cabanas
Milton Okun, director of psy- the Dexter Radio Co., 11665 Dex-
Cocktail Lounge
chology in Pontiac State Mental ter, announce the opening of a
Dining Room * Orchestra
Hospital, next Wednesday, 9 p.m., new record shop, featuring self-
in the Ginsburg Lounge of the service and newest equipment
125 ROOMS OF LUXURIOUS LIVING
Center, on the topic "Inside a for the customer's listening pleas-
ure, at 13309 W. McNichols, two
Detroit Office
Mental Hospital."
blocks east of Schaefer.
HOgarth 2370
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The Fabians, who have been in
Tickets are available for the
the radio and phonograph bus-
Derma-Sec Formula
evening of basketball at the Cen- iness for 10 years, reopened their
ter on Monday, when four well- establishment after serving in the
coached teams put on two games. armed forces. Philip was ' in
tit.
a_ 4
$2.00 JAR $1.00
The occasion is the annual sports charge of all radio repairs for
night for the benefit of the Infan- the' 88th division in Italy.
ANTIC-
NOW ONLY
tile Paralysis Fund. The teams
The new record shop also car-
are: Joseph Bale Post, Dexter ries a full line of radio, television
Chevrolet team, the Bengal five sets and home electrical appli-
Guard against skin dryness
V.,:fifk •
and Jerry Lyn All Stars. Morton ances.
Levitsky and Sol Hoberman will
that tattle-tales your age
be the officials for the contests.
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with DuBarry's extra-rich,
Los Angeles Telcov Club will
a Winter
Fora limited tim•
sponsor a dance contest as the
extra-fine Derma-Sec
only—$2.00 jar of
feature of the club's dance this
DuBarry Derma-Sec
Formula
...the
cream
that
Sunday night at the Center.
Formula by Richard
Hudnut —for only
Judges for the contest will be
seems to soften as it touches1
$1.00, plus tax,
Mr. and Mrs. Yehuda Rosenman
at
and Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Rosen-
berg.
Enjoy the health-
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building benefits
Registration is under way at
of our famous
the Center for Teen Age Ballroom
mineral baths for
relief of rheumatism in all its
Dancing Classes which will start
forms. Winter is most beneficial
Feb. 2 at 4:30 and will continue
ON SALE AT ALL
* World-Famed
time to take these baths. Hotel
for 10 sessions every Monday af-
Baths
Mineral
and bathhouse under same roof.
ternoon. Miss Phyllis Rash will
Within die Hotel
Every facility for giving you a
conduct the classes.

Sholom Aleichem
Classes Are Open

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A number of clubs for juniors
are being - formed at the . Jewish
Centex, to meet on Sundays, - 1:30
to 5 p.m., and week days after
school.
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The second series of 10 classes
in Ballroom Dancing has begun
at the Center. They meet every
Monday ev

needed change and restoration.
Dietary laws observed. Moderate
winter rates now in effect.
Detroit only 30 minutes away.,
Write for booklet today.
Max Elkin,
Managing Owner

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