THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 20, .1948
To Wed In May
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Kapai Pines, who recently came
to Palestine as a messenger of
the Hashomer Hatzair, will ad-
dress the Wayne University
Chapter of the • INTERCOL-
LEGIATE ZIONIST FEDERAr
TION at 8:45 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.
24, at Wayne Hillel House. Pines
will discuss the struggle for
progress in Palestine. All college
students in the metropolitan area
are invited.
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The YOUNG PEOPLE'S CLUB
of TEMPLE BETH EL will hold
its second discussion group meet-
ing Feb. 25 at 8:15 p.m. The
speaker will be Dr. Tabur Paysz,
professor of history at the. Uni-
versity of Detroit. He will speak
on the Marshall Plan. The meet-
ing will be open to members of
the Young People's Club and
their friends. Peter Copeland is
chairman.
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"How Do You Know It's
Love?" will be the topic of Roy
Robinson, instructor in psy-
chology at Wayne University,
when he addresses the DEBORAH
AUXILIARY, Bnai Brith Young
Women, at a cultural meeting at
8:30 p.m. Feb. 24, at the Jewish
Center. Prospective members, as
well as members of other BBYW
groups, are invited. Girls 18-to 25
interested in joining are invited
to a membership brunch at the
home of Reena Biederman, 2480
Monterey, at 12 noon Sunday,
Feb. 22. Charlotte Gilbert, presi-
dent, also announces a leap year
party, Feb. 29. For further in-
formation call Miss Gilbert, TY.
7-7012. * * *
GAMMA KAPPA CHI fratern-
ity at Wayne University will pre-
sent its annual brotherhood pro-
gram at the Rackham auditor-
ium. Dr. David D. Henry, presi-
dent of Wayne; Father 'Cavan-
augh and Rev. Blount will par-
ticipate in a forum.
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REBECCA GRATZ Chapter,
Bnai Brith Young Women has
completed packing and mailing
three packages of toys and crea-
tive material for displaced chil-
dren overseas, and is now prepar-
ing a package of food for its
"Adopted Family."
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A dinner-dance, sponsored by
CHAPTER ONE and HERZL
CHAPTER of the Zionist Organi-
zation will be held Sunday. Feb.
29, at 7:30 p. m., at the Club
Casanova, 2481 . G r and River.
For reservations, call Selma
Jakont, TO. 7-7861. Stags and
couples, members and non-mem-
bers are invited.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
of BNAI DAVID will meet at 2:30
p. m. Sunday, at the synagogue.
Young men and women, 18 to
33, may apply for membership
at the door. The society is plan-
ning a "Jive Jamboree" for
March 13.
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DETROIT-WINDSOR AZA
COUNCIL will hold a field day
of sports and educational events
Sunday, Feb. 29, under the gen-
eral topic, "University of AZA."
The program will include classes
on the structure, programs, pur-
poses and philanthropies of AZA
and the Bnai Brith Youth Or-
ganization. March 7 an all-day
Bnai Brith Youth program for
all Michigan members will be
held.
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SIGMA THETA DELTA Sor-
ority of Wayne University will
initiate six new members at a
formal dinner dance to be held
at the Tropics, Saturday, Feb. 28.
The girls to be honored are Syl-
via Weinstein, Elaine Hochstim,
Trudy Margules, • Corinne Ten-
nen, Faythe Mihaly and Doris
Kasmer. Lillian Jonas is chair-
man of the affair.
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WAYNE UNIVERSITY HILL-
EL FOUNDATION will- sponsor
the folloWing activities this
week: The first session in a 10-
week series on "What Is Juda-
ism" will be held at 2 p. m. Mon-
day. Rabbi Irwin Gordon will
lead the discussion. The lunch-
eon forums on "Varieties of Jew-
ish Religious Expression" will
continue at noon Tuesday with
Rabbi Henry Carlebach, instruct-
or at Wayne and at Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah, speaking on Or-
thodox Judaism. Cantor Pavel
Slavensky, pianist; Betty Kowal-
sky and Mrs. Shirley Subar
Sklash will participate in a Jew-
ish music festival at 1:30 p. m.
Wednesday.
Bnai Brith Women's
Membership Class
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Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron, presi-
dent of the Greater Detroit Bnai
Brith Women's Council, announc-
es that the third annual initiation
of new members into Detroit's
Bnai: Brith chapters will take
place at 8:30 p. m. Monday,
March 15 at the Fort Wayne
Hotel.
The initiation class will be
known as trie Henry Monsky
ClasS and it is anticipated, says
Mrs. Gerald Goldberg, Council
membership chairman, that the
class will number 1,000. Mrs. Lou
Fields will act as initiation
chairman; Mrs. Sam Gold is- in
charge of the fashion show to be
presented by B. Siegel & Co.;
Mrs. Adolf -W. Lowe and Pearl
Nusbaum will handle the other
phases of the program, and Lena
Trock is publicity chiarmaii.
Membership chairmen of the
14 chapters comprising the Coun-
cil are - as follows:
Mrs. Lewis E. Barden, Tikvah; Mrs.
Harry H. Bloom, Downtown; Mrs.
Harry Coleman, East Side; Mrs. Dave
Fidler, Theodore Herzl; Sylvia Hen-
delman, Pisgah Business and Profes-
sional; Mrs. Marvin Levy, Pisgah;
Mrs. Adolf W. Lowe, Rabbi Mandel
M. Zager; Mrs. Martin Pastor, Ivan .
S. Bloch; Mrs. Sidney Savage, De-
troit; Mrs. Raymond Sharkey, Henry
lVforgenthau; Mrs. William Stern,
Louis Marshall; Mrs. Gerald Sucher,
Harry B. Keidan ; Lena Trock, Louis
Marshall, Business and Professional;
Mrs. Abraham Young, Louis D.
Brandeis.
Admission to the affair will be
be invitation only. Those who
are interested in becoming a
member of the Henry Monsky
class are urged to call Mrs. Gold-
berg at UN. 1-5385.
CJFWF Announces
New Campaign Set-Up
NEW YORK—Appointment of
Ely Axelrod as administrator,
and promotion of Louis Stein to
associate administrator of the
campaign and public relations
department of the Council of
Jewish Federations and Welfare
Funds was announced by H. L.
Lurie, Council executive director.
The new departmental set-up
follows the resignation of Ben-
jamin Hanft who has become
publicity director of the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee.
MISS PEARL RAPAPORT
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rapaport of
Collingwood Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Pearl, to Louis L. Unatin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Unatin of
Blaine Ave. The couple has set
the wedding for May 9.
Zion, U. S. Leaders
View Economy Plans
Page Thirteen
Light Drama Describes
Palestine Musk History
Dwindling Colony
Of Jews Remains
In Southern India
Less than 100 Jews, residing
in the ancient citylof Cochin, near
the southern tip of India, are the
remnant of the colony of 10,000
Jews who fled Roman oppression
in Palestine, 1,900 years ago.
In a separate section of the
community, which is one of the
most densly populated areas in
the world, the descendants of the
Palestine pilgrims have lived the
14th century, according to the
National Geographic Society.
The site was granted to them
by a friendly Maharajah of
Cochin, who allowed them to
build a synagogue beside his
temple. At that time, the Jew _ s
moved from their kingdom Of
Anjuvannum, 20 miles northward.
In -their synagogue they re-
tain many relics of their stay in
India, including copper plates by
whose inscription a Maharajah,
in the year 379, ceded lands to
the leader of the colony, estab-
lishing him as the first Jewish
king out s ide of Palestine.
The story of the founding of
the Palestine Philharmonic Or-
chestra by Bronislaw Huberman,
world-famous concert violinist,
will be presented on the Eternal
Light program, at 8 a. m. Sunday,
Feb. 22,, on station WWJ.
The script, entitled "The Re-
turn of the Ransomed", has been
written by Morton Wishengrad
to mark the fourth national obser-
vance of Jewish Music Festival.
Mrs. Dilling, Stokes Wed
On Jan. 21 in Chicago, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dilling, 53 year old
divorcee, and Jeremiah Stokes,
pamphleteer and lawyer of Salt
Lake City, aged 70, were united
in matrimony. It is widely as-
sumed that one of Mr. Stokes'
functions on behalf of his bride
will be to collaborate with her
former husband, Albert Dilling,
in furthering libel suits which
Mrs. Elizabeth Dilling Stokes has
started
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