Noted Laborite
Speaks 'at Benefit

Members ainl friends of the
Labor Zionist Organization will
have an _ opportunity to r hear-
Hayim Greenberg, noted Labor
Zionist leader, , at the affnual
LZOA dtnor event at 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 25, in the - main
auditorium of the Detroit Insti-
tute of • Arts.
Greenberg is editor of the Jew-
ish Frontier and a member of the
Jewish agency.
In addition, the donor program
will feature musical selections by
the noted bass-baritone Sidon
Belarsky. The soloist will be ac-
companied by 'Rebecca Frohman
at the Piano.
Donor event tickets may be ob-
tained at the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute, 13722 Linwood, TO. 8-9230.

THE JEWISH NEWS—I I Temple Israel Families

Friday, May 14, 1948

Abraham Satovsky
Elected President of
Shaarey Zedek Men

Marking the close of a season
which noted the highest mem-
bership in its historY..—a total
of • 862 members—the Men's Club
of Congregation Shaarey
last Tuesday evening elected
Abraham Satovsky to the presi-
dency for the ensuing year.
Other officers chosen were
vice president, Joseph Deutch;
financial secretary, Samuel J.

To Hold Picnic June 6

Temple Israel Sisterhood and
Men's Club will co-sponsor a pic-
nic at 12 noon Sunday, June 6,
at Lola Valley Park.
An afternoon of games and
entertainment for all ages is be-
ing planned for the Temple
Israel families.
Mrs. Harold Schakne and Ben
Bagdade are chairmen of the
picnic committee. They are as-
sisted by Mesdames A. J. Schrner-
in, Louis Bloomberg, Henry
Goodman, Dan Krouse, living
Small; William E. Greenberg,
Arthur Weber and Samuel
Blacher for the Sisterhood, and
Harry Pliskow, Nate Pernick,
Nathan Kolb, Arthur Weber,
David B. Keywell, Samuel
Blacher, Irving Levy, Harold
Schakhe and CharleS Aller for
the Men's Club. -•

Rabbi Adler on. Program
Of Rabbinical Assembly
Convention in Chicago

Y.esliivah Kindergarten

Rabbi Morris Adler of Shaarey
Zedek will participate in a sym-
posium on.. "Towards a Philoso-
phy for Conservative Judaism"
at the 48th annual convention of
the - Rabbnical Assembly of
America to be held in Chicago
May 16 to 19.
Other features of the conven-
tion will include a luncheon hon-
oring Rabbi Israel M. Goldman,
Who is completing two years of-
service as • president of the As-
sembly.
Rabbi Leon S. Lang • of Phila-
delphia will be the luritheon
speaker.
Another testimonial event will
celebrate the 50th birthday . of
ar. Saul Lieberman, professor of
Palestinian literature in.d insti-
tutions at the Jewish Theological
Seminary,

Boys and girls of pre-kinder-
garten age learn. the Hebrew al-
phabet in their daily afternoon
e session at Yeshivath Beth Yehu-
dah, Dexter and Cortland, by
putting together a jig-saw puzzle.
This group, -numbering 17
pupils of 4 and half years of age,
meets from 1 to 4 p.m., Monday
through Friday. The other Kin-
dergarten groups, for 5 and 51/2
year olds, meet from 1-0 and 9
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The latter groups
have lunch in school.
Yeshivah kindergartens will
continue in session through the
summer months. There are a few
vacancies for pupils - aged 41/2 and
5. Parents interested should call
the school office, HO. 5605, for
an appointment.

To Function in Summer

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Music Study Juniors
Give Annual Concert

The Junior Group of the Music
study. Club - will - hold its
concert at 3 p. m. Saturday, May
15, at the McGregor Library aud-
itorium.
-There is no charge for admis-
sion, but -reservations should be
made by calling Mrs. Samuel
Abels at TO. 5-1636.
Participants will include ROs-
ara Wine, Abigail Segal, Suzanne
Barcus, Helen Mendelson, Ken-
neth Tucker, Rosalie Mandell,
Marvin Klein, Ruth Meckler, Mir-
iam H. Meckler, Herbert Edel-
man, * Martin Broder, Marion
Mohr; David Abels, Margot Ab-
els, Beatrice Brindze, Maxine
Pincus, Natalie Samuels and
Ethel Mendelson.

Orthodox Youth Camp
Announces Registration

Registration is now open for
Camp Adas, the orthodox youth
camp for boys and girls, nine to
15, in Union Pier, Mich., spon-
sored by Young Israel of Detroit.
Children may be enrolled for
an- entire season or for periods
of two weeks each. Reasonable
camping rates are made possible
because , Camp Adas is a non-
profit institution -operated by the
Midwestern Council of Young
Israel as a service to the Jewish
commemities of the Midwest.
For registration information,
apply at the Young Israel office,
12244 Dexter, TO. 8-80.64.

Pninah Open House
Celebrates State Day

The Pninah ' Club will cele-
brate the establishment of the
Jewish State by holding open
house, at the home of one of its
charter members; I. Lawton,
2730 Burlingame, from 5 to 8
p.m. Sunday, May 16.
Joseph Atlas, president of the
Mizrachi Organization of Poland,
who is visiting in Detroit, will be
guest of honor.
• Members and friends of the
various • Mizrachi and Hapoel
Hamizrachi groups -are invited.

The most thorough reports on
news of, by and for Jews are
made by the Jewish. Telegraphic
Agency, a beneficiary agency of
the Allied Jewish Campaign.

ABRAHAM SATOVSKY
Jack_ Warner;
Berke;..
recording secretary, Milton Prag.
Board of directors: Dr. Albert
J. Altman, Max Bonn, Dr. Harry
Burstein, Henry Carnicli, Henry
Friedman, Julian Grace, Mprris
Karbal, Ira Kaufman, S. Baer
Keidan, Morris Klaus, M. Ben
Lewis, William. Nadler, Abe San-
delman, Carl Schiller, Alfred
Shevin, Matthew Shufro, Ben S.
Sidlow, Joseph Snider, Morris
Sussman and Joseph Ziff.
The following reptfrts were
submitted: President's report; Al-
bert Green; membership, Ben S.
Sidlow; Boy Scouts, Samuel J.
Berke; finance, Jack Warner; ed-
ucation, Arthur S. Purdy; Lay-
man's Institute, Norman, M. Sni-
der; Jewish Theological Semi-
nary, Maurice Seligman.

French .ORT School
Wins Any Rating,. •:s
Local Unit Ends Year

Detroit Chapter of Women's
American ORT (Organization for
Rehabilitation through Training)
has received word that Jewish
students at the Lyons ORT trade
school, who were called up for
military service, haVe been
granted one-year deferments by
the French Army in order to,
complete their studies. The army's
ruling, an ORT official +pointed
out, now places the ORT schools
in France on an equal footing
with the French public schools.
The closing general meethrg
of the 1947-48 season will be held
Wednesday, May 19, at the
Franklin Hills Country Club, at
which time election of officers
will be held, and plans will be
outlined for the coming season.
Members who plan to attend
this meeting, should contact the
presidents of their respective
chapters: Mrs. Harold Kukes,
Boston Blvd., South; Mrs. Clar-
ence Enggass, Cumberland Way,
North; and Mrs. Joseph David-
son, Pembroke Rd., Huntington
Woods, Oakland South, who will
endeavor to aid them in getting
transportation.

Britain Extradites Polish Doctor
Who Tortured Jewish Women
LONDON (JTA).—The British
Government agreed to .extradite
Dr. Wiadislaw Nehring, Polish
war criminal, who, as Nazi-ap-
pointed chief surgeon at Oswie-
cim, is allegedly responsible f5r
performing 18,000 "experiinental
operations" on the camp's jn-
e of Jew-
mates, most
whom were
ish women.

Supreme Court Ruling
Interpreted as Applying
To All Religious Groups

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
.Department of Justice interpret-
ed the Supreme Court decision
rendering- court enforcement of
restrictive covenants based on
race or color illegal as applying
also to religious groups. The
court's decision mentioned only
private real estate agreements
which barred groups on the
basis of race or color_
"It is the opinion of the De-
partment of Jus,4ge that the
rulings of the Supreme Court
are-- applicable with equal force
to similar agreements based on
creed," the Department said. "It
would now seem certain that no
state through its courts can sup-
port or enforce private agree-
ments which are designed to do
what the state itself is prohib-
ited from doing."

American Jewish Congress' ef-
forts toward social progress are
aided by the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.

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