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The Parent-Teachers' organiza-
tions of the several branches of
the United Hebrew Schools are
completing plans for final meet-
ings of the season.
Central branch P-TA will hold
a social and cultural meeting
Wednesday evening, June 9, at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. The pro-
gram will include a talk on Lag
b'Omer by Mrs. E. Thav, customs
and ceremonies of Shevuot by
Mrs. A. Dorfman, and community
singing led by Moe Kesner.
A musical program will be
given by the Parkside parents'
organization Wednesday, June 2.
A. Roberg, branch principal, will
discuss the work of the school.
Beth Aaron branch will meet at
1 p.m. Tuesday, June 15, at the
home of the president, Mrs. Oscar
Gorelick, 19340 Lesure. Albert
Elazer, associate superintendern
of the UHS, and Morris Lachover,
principal of the Beth Aaron
school, will discuss Jewish educa-
tion in the light of the new de-
velopments in the Republic of
Israel.
The .Bagley Branch met at the
home of Mrs. Ben Mossman,
where M. Michlin, principal, spoke
on Shevuot.
Philadelphia-Byron P-TA will
meet Monday evening, June 21, at
the school. Leah Pike and Israel
Elpern will present their classes
in dramatic entertainment. Elec.-
ton of officers also will be held.
M. Lachover, principal, will talk
on the curriculum of the United
Hebrew Schools.

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THERE ARE many things in trict Six Bnai Brith Young
the community . . . buldings, or- Women's Convention . . to be
ganizations and his worthy held at Sheraton Hotel . .. The
deeds . . . which will stand as girls have good record for bring-
asting • memorials to the great- ing back lots of trophies . . . and
ess of Fred Butzel .. . But the hope this year is no exception
real memorial will always be the . . . Hashomer Hatzair group to
people, themselves . . . Few will hold overnight hike for Lag
orget the unselfish way dn which b'Omer, May 29 to 31 . . . at their
e devoted his life to the promo- camp in the Irish Hills . . . Av
on of betterment not only Jacobson is in charge . . . and
among his own people . but for hike is open to folks 11 to 24.
everyone within the realm of . . . Knights' of Pythias, 55, and
his power to help . . . As fitting Pythian Sisters, 152, have joint
ribute to a man whose life was Frolic and Fair . . . June 12-13
dedicated to all . . . Temple Beth . . . at Workmen's Circle . . . with
El was filled almost to capacity dancing, gaming and entertain-
for the funeral services of Fred ment on the agenda . . Proceeds
Btitzel . . • Jews, Catholics and will go toward fund for building
Protestants . .. White and Negro to be erected on Dexter . . . Cou-
. . . rich and poor . . . young and ple finally capped long search by
old . . . all came to pay last trib- finding an apartment near Law-
ton . . . but never got` -to move in
ute to a great man.
. .. Learning of their child, the
* * *
THOSE Wi 0 knew Fred caretaker refused them rental ...
Butzel will recall his punctuality saying that no children were al-
. . . whether it was an important lowed . . . Strange part of it all
meeting or a simple social gath- is that the caretaker has three
e ring, he was almost always youngsters of his own . . . and
is father of six!
among the first ones to arrive apartment owner
* * *
I . • Last summer Butzel came to
WHEELING A buggy down
a concert given at the Jewish
Center and, as usual, was in his Dexter, last week, Martha Hob-
seat at the time it was to begin erman met woman she hadn't
• . . No one else had arrived yet seen for some time . . . The lady
but he insisted that Julius Chajes glanced into the carriage . .. ex-
begin the concert . . . And so p r e s s e d enthusiasm over the
Chajes brought down his baton baby's loveliness ... and bubbled
over with enthusiasm as she said
at the exact time scheduled .
with Butzel as his only audience. it looked like Martha's husband,
Seymour . . . Unable to get a
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DISA 'N DATA . . . National word in edgewise, Martha just
convention of B'nai B'rith Young stood there listening . . . until
Men and Women, this year, will the woman talked herself out ...
be held in Detroit . . "Bombs then .exclaimed that the baby be-
Ruth!
Over Israel" was theme of pro- longed to her * sister,
* *
gram by Mutual Broadcasting
PARTING SHOT . . . The rea-
System . . . Heard over CKLW,
last week ... It included actual son why people who mind their
air raid of Tel Aviv by Egyptian own business succeed . . . is be-
planes with narration by Mutual cause they have so little compe-
-orrespondent . . . We have been tition.

promised the entire program in
record album form . . . Latin
Quarter will re-open as a first-
class nitery sometime in Sep-
tember.
* * *
CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . Little
Murray Sotkin has always been
afraid of dogs . . . and one day,
last week, after a struggle to get
him to pass a 'large dog which
stood on the corner . . . his
other, Mrs. H. Sotkin,, scolded
' m for his unnecessary fear ...
and he replied, "Well, you'd be
afraid of dogs, too, if you were
as low down as I am."
* * *
MEYER LEVIN CHAPTER ...
anly co-ed BBYO group in Michi-
;-an ... presents its second annual
dance, June 5, in Mt. Clements
.. 'Twill be held at Leon Man-
del's new Glenwood Hotel.
* * *
COMMUNITY SCENE . . .
Maestro Dave Diamond's new
convertible with top down . . . as
the rains came .. . Presentation
of play by new group called The.
Stagers . • . which was shown
under adverse. conditions .. . the
curtain was up! . .. All the fel-
lows being called back for mili-
tary service interviews . . . the
telegrams being indicative of the
past draft.
* * *
SOCIAL, INC. rings the bell
aM . . . This time it will take
over the entire Latin Quarter
. . June 18 . . . in salute to
Israel ... with all Detroit's young
Jewry invited to attend . . . En-
tertainment and dancing to
i usic of Artie Fields will be
rt of huge funfest . . . proceeds
to help Jewish Army.
* * *
SCOOP—By the time this issue
of The Jewish News reaches you,
Sidney Shevitz will be the new
president of the Zionist Council
of -Detroit, succeeding Benjamin
M. Laikin. Leadership of the
Zionist Council thus is retained
by the labor Zionists.
* * *
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MORE DISA 'N DATA . .. .
About 50 lasses from Detroit
heading for Chicago to spend
Memorial Day week - end at Dis-

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Midtown Area Council
Plans June 8 Session

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THE JEWISH NEWS-2 I
Friday, May 28, 1948

Marshall Men, Women
Hold Joint Installation

Center Institutes
Summer Rates

Summer membership rates for
three months are in effect at the
Jewish,Communty Center, it was
announced by Iz Rosenberg,. mem-
bership director.
Memberships may be taken out
between June 1 and July 15, and
at the end of the three month
period, the _membership may be
converted into a full membership
by payment of the difference be-
tween the two rates.
Available to all members this
summer will be a 'wide program
of swimming, concerts, outdoor
dances, hayrides, picnics and par-
ties.
The summer membership rate
schedule is as follows: Women's
Health Club, $12; business and
professional (men 26 and over),
$8.50; senior (male) 21 to 25, $5;
senior (female) 18 and over, $4;
and sub-senior (male) 18-20,
$3.50.

Louis Marshall Lodge and
.Auxiliary, Bnai Brith, will hold a
joint installation of
officers
Wednesday evening, June 2 at
the Workmen's Circle.
Dr. Lawrence Yaffa will be in-
stalled as president of the men's
group and Mrs. Joseph Rodman
is the new president of the wo-
men's chapter. Jess Feller, past
president of the Michigan Bnai
Brith Council, w?.11 act as in-
stalling officer for the men. Mrs.
Jack J. Hartstein, member of the
general committee of Women's
District Grand Lodge No. 6 will
install the women.
Dancing and refreshments will
follow.

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0011-11AA! The Sensation of the Season

SATURDAY, JUNE 12th-8 P.M. 'TILL ?
The Midtown Neighborhood
SUNDAY, JUNE 13th-4 P.M. 'TILL ?
Council Executive Committee will
meet June 1 to complete plans :s
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
for the membership - meeting
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Admission 50 eents
which will be held Tuesday, June •
Presented by Knights of Pythias Detroit Lodge No. 55 —
8, at Hutchins School, Mrs. Pau- ti
line Kellie, acting chairman, an-
and Pythian Sisters Greater Detroit Temple No. 152
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nounced.
Activities under way include
recreational programs, traffic safe-
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ty problems, and improvement of
the appearance of the neighbor-
hood. All people living in the
Twelfth St. area are invited to
TONIGHT!
attend the Hutchins School meet-
TONIGHT!
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SCOOP!
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tor of the Windsor Jewish Com-
munity Council, has been elected
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to the board of directors of the
Mistress of Song, Piano and Vibrahatp
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newly-formed Windsor Commun-
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chairman of the new group's
PAUJLA DRAKE
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Your Favorite Satirist
Dr. Oscar Pascal is serving on
Direct From New York Triumphs at the
the committee on mental health,
Village Vanguard and Le Ruban Bleu.
and Mrs. B. Matthews is on the
family problems committee.
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Sitower for Carole Landau. Given
by Sally Hersh.
TUESDAY, MAY IS
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