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The Young. Adult Community

Council Sponsors
Inter-Group Event
For Fall Festival

Inaugurating a plan of active
inter-group programming on the
young adult -level, the Detroit
Jewish Young Adult Council has
invited a Protestant and a Cath-,
olic youth group to participate in
the celebration of Sukkoth at 2
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 17, at the Jew-
ish Center.
Shaarey Zedek Young People's
Society will act as host for the
Young. Adult Council. The pro-
gram will include the traditional
Sukkoth ceremonies, including
the blessing of the festival sym-
bols, the Lulav and Esrog, in the
Sukkah at the Center; interpreta-
tive dancing symbolizing the
harvest season, and choral pres-
entations.
Folk dancing and singing, fol-
lowed by refreshments, will com-
plete the afternoon. All young
Jewish adults in the community
are invited.
The Council inter-group com-
mittee, under the chairmanship
of Sol J. Schwartz, is planning
the event.

Detroit Jr. Hadassah
Distributing Record
Album 'Israel in Song'

Junior Hadassah has been des-
ignated sole distributor in the
United States of the record al-
bum produced by the Palestine
Art Corporation, "Israel in Song."
The album contains four records
of music composed and played
by Nachum Nardi, the celebrated
Israeli pianist and composer of
Israel. The songs, which are sung
in Hebrew, are each introduced
by a translation in English.
In. Detroit the records are be-
ing sold by special orders placed
with Judy Pregerson, 3007 Webb,
TO. 8-8044, or the local president,
Shirley Schubiner, TO. 6-7687.
Money raised through sale of
these records helps maintain
Junior Hadassah's children's vil-
lage, Meier Shfe-yah, where desti-
tute and orphaned children find
a haven and security.

Mexican Artist to Star
At Bnai Irith Wornen's
City-Wide Benefit Show

Tito Guizar, star of screen,
stage and radio, will be guest
artist at the annual city-wide
fund raising affair sponsored by
na7-roon.:, ann 3 the Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith
Women's Coun-
cil at Masonic
Temple Nov. 22.
The guest ar-
tist will sing
some of the
songs from his
film hits in a
5 portion of his
aa Mexican song
Tito Guizar concert. Parti-
cipating in this concert will be
Guizar's own company of musical
cal stars.
The council has set a goal of
$75,000 to meet district alloca-
tions, which. help support all
Bnai Brith projects.
This year marks the silver an-
niversary of one of Bnai Brith's
major projects, Hillel, the campus
organization for Jewish college
students. On Nov. 7, ground will
be broken at the University of
Illinois for a modern structure
which will hause the Roosevelt
Four Freedoms library and the
Illinois Hine] Foundation. The
women of District Six will fur-
nish this new home completely
and $20,000 will be needed for
this program.
M:n. Robert A. Coggan ; general
chairman of fund-raising, urges
alt women to attend this event.

Events of the Week
For Young 'Adults

Sunday, Oct. 10, 2:30 p.m.—Junior
Service Group, open meeting,
Jewish Center.
Monday, Oct. 11, 8:30 p.m.—
Masada, general meeting, Shaa-
rey Zedek.
Wednesday, Oct. 13, '9 p.m.-
BBYO, Yom Kippur Nite
dance, Masonic Temple.
Saturday, Oct. 16, 9 p.m.—Satur-
day Nite dance, Jewish Center.
Sunday, Oct. 17, 2 p.m.—Young
Adult Council's Inter - group
Sukkoth Party, Jewish Center.

JCC Offers Wide
Program for Youth

An extensive program of fall
activities has been outlined for
young adults at the Jewish Cent-
er, under the direction of Yehud-
ah Rosenman.
Clubs which will begin opera-
tion in November include a mar-
ried couples' group, Nov. 9; a
dramatic group, Nov. 3; Jewish
cooking club, Nov. 2; arts and
crafts classes, Nov. 1; and Ameri-
can and Palestinian folk dancing
classes, Nov. 17. A ballroom dance
series already is in session.
A four-week institute on mar-
riage problems will begin Nov.
2, and the young adult lounge
program will open Nov. 1, with
the lounge open every evening
for dancing and informal recrea-
tional programs.
Further information about any
young adult activity may be ob-
tained from Rosenman at the
Center, MA. 8400.

Governor Kim Sigler has is- new year symbolizes a rededica-
sued the following message to the tion to God, whom we all wor-
Jews of Michigan at the New ship, and a hope for better days
Year season:
ahead."
"As the Jewish communities
Community on Trial
a the state begin the observ-
ance of- their New Year, I extend Pharmacists Announce
Juniors Charge Adults
to you my warm good wishes. Fall Social Schedule
The past year has seen the birth
With Failure to Offer
A e s c u lapian Pharmaceutical
of a new Jewish state, fulfilling,
to an extent, an age-long dream. Association will meet at 9 p.m.
Adequate Programming But at the same tirrie strife and Monday, Oct. 11, at the Book-.
bloodshed and misunderstanding Cadillac Hotel. Details will be
At its first general meeting for have marred the Holy Land dur- announced for the group's Hal-.
lowe'en costume party, Sunday,
1948-1949, the Junior Service ing the struggles of birth.
Group will hold court at 2:30
"It is our earnest prayer that Oct. 31, and annual dinner dance
p.m., Sunday, Oct. 10, at the peace with justice may, during Nov. 10 at Northwood Inn.
During the summer the Aescu-
Jewish Center, in a trial to de- the year, become a reality. Reach-
termine whether the Jewish com- ing far back into antiquity, this lapians completed and opened
the new pharmacy iri the hospital
munity has been derelict in meet-
wing of the Jewish Home for the
ing any responsibilities.
CARD OF THANKS
Aged.
Dr. Sam Krohn, program chair-
Mrs. Jennie Zimmerman, wife
man, will preside, with Sol J.
of the late Ellis Zimmerman, and
Schwartz, defense attorney; Je-
his daughters, Shirley, Edith,
rome Kelman, prosecuting attor-
Sincerest
ney; Lawrence A. Fleischman, Mrs. Ida Braverman and Mrs.
clerk, and among the prominent Florence Helfand, wish to thank
relatives
and
friends
for
the
many
witnesses, communal leaders Mrs.
New Year Wishes
Samuel S. Aaron, Leonard Ba- kindnesses shown them in their
recent
bereavement.
ruch, Morton Goodman, Henry
To All
Ehrlich, Mrs. Charles Lakoff,
Harry Mirvis, Selma Sampliner 12 THE JEWISH NEWS
and Shirley Simons.
Friday, October 8, 1948
The Detroit community will be
charged with having failed to
Greater Detroit
FURS
provide sufficient young adult
Repaired, Remodelled, Reasonable
recreational facilities, good qual-
Prices. Coats Made to Order.
B'nai Brith
ity adult education facilities, suf-
Open Sundays.
ficient leadership for club work
FOREST FURRIERS
Women's Council
with youngsters and other social
821.5 Twellth Street
needs, while the defense will
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present a review of accomplish-
ments of the community in these
areas.
The program will be concluded
with a social hour and dancing.
YOUR. PRESENT SHERIFF
The meeting is open only to JSG
members, but any young Jewish
adult from 16 to 30 is welcome
to join. at the door.

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Northwest Youth Plan
Oct. 30 Social Event

Northwest Hebrew , Congrega-
tion's Young People's Club an-
nounces a combination hayride
BBYO Presidents Meet
and barn dance for Saturday,
At Brunch October 17
Oct. 30. Plans also are being made
for an Oneg Shabbat for young
The first BBYO presidents' people.
brunch for the season" will take
Membership in the club is open
place at 12 noon Sunday, Oct. to young men and women 18 to-
17, at the Jewish Center.
30, and information may be ob-
Dave Rappaport and Harriet tained from Frances Lipshaw,
Nochman are in charge of ar- TR. 3-9446; Bill Sklar, TY. 7-6712,
rangements. Bnai Brith Young
and Leon Colian, UN. 1-4129.
Men will prepare the food.

Allegro Ensemble Has
Openings for Singers

Allegro Choral Ensemble has
resumed rehearsals and public
appearances for the fall season.
There are a limited number of
openings for singers, 18 to 25.
Auditions may be arranged by
calling Irving Ritter, TO. 8-3314.
Officers for the year are Ir-
ving Ritter, director; Sol Ritter,
assistant director; Harriet Lewis,
treasurer; Alice Schiff, corre-
sponding secretary; Donald Schiff,
librarian.

EDWARD
BEHRENDT

DON'T BE DECEIVED NOV. 2

Best Wishes

For a Happy New Year

To the Communities

Of

Detroit and Michigan

THE
DETROIT LADIES
LECHEM ANEEIM

Extends Sincere Greetings on

the New Year to all

Our Members and Friends.

Al

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Mrs. G. Melinsky, Pres.

Mrs. L. Kartun, Sec.

JSSB Director Speaks
To Labor Zionist Branch

Harold Silver, director of the
Jewish Social Service Bureau,
will lead the discussion on "To-
day's Problems in Israel" at the
membership meeting of Branch
Four, Labor Zionist Organization,
Friday evening, Oct. 8, at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. I. Posner,
2244 Glynn Ct.
Sidney Shevitz, chairman of the
Detroit Zionist Council, will re-
port on the program and recom-
mendations of the Zionist Coun-
cil in light of the American . stand
on the Bernadotte plan.
Officers and committees . for the
coming year will be elected.

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LE SHONO TOVO TIKOSEVU!

Best Wishes

for a

Happy, Healthy

and Prosperous

New Year to All

BEST WISHES

FOR A

Members and Friends.

HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS

Kadinsah

NEW YEAR

Social Club

from the

OFFICERS and DIRECTORS

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New Year Greetings

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LONDON (JTA)—A resolution
urging the British government
to recognize the government of
Israel was adopted by the Lon-
don Council of the Liberal Party.

Sigler Greets Jews on New Year

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