The Young Adult Community

Midwest Youth Leaders to Meet Here
To Form Permanent Section Council

Formation of a permanent reg-
ional youth and y o u n g adult
:council will be the primary busi-
ness of the Midwest Youth Con-
ference scheduled Nov. 13 and
14 in Detroit in conjunction with
the regional conference of the
Jewish Welfare Board.
Detroit's Jewish Young Adult
Council will be host to approxi-
inately 50 young people from all
major Jewish communities in the
Midwest. Principal sessions of the
conference will be Saturday eve-
ning, Nov. 13, when the young
people will meet with the JWB
delegates to hear Harry Zinder,
press attache of the Israeli Mis-
sion in this country, and Sunday
morning, Nov. 14, at the Jewish
Community Center, when the
youth representatives will hold
their business meeting.
In addition, a social mixer is
planned for late Saturday eve-
ning at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Shirley Simons is chairman of
this reception, assisted by Doris
Moss and Ruth M. Levine. Hous-
ing for delegates is being ar-
ranged by Natalie Gaines, chair-
man, Elaine Zelden and Ruth
Magid.

Events of the Week
For Young Adults

Officers and delegates of the
Detroit Young Adult Council, as
well as presidents of its affiliated
organizations, are invited to the
Saturday evening reception. All
young adults in the community
may participate in the morning
meeting, at which Sue Frauenthal
of Cleveland, interim chairman
of the Midwest Youth Council,
will preside; Arnulf Pins, chair-
man of the recently formed Na-
tional Jewish Youth Conference
will speak, and Leonard Baruch,
Detroit Council president, will
present recommendations for fu-
ture organization and program of
the midwest group.

Saturday, Nov. 6, 7:30 p.m.-
Shaarey Zedek YPS, hay ride,
meet at synagogue: JNF Council
Tag Day.
Sunday, Nov. '7, 2:30 p.m.—
Junior Service Group, general
meeting, Jewish Center.
3 p.m.—ZOD Chapter One,
bowling.
JNF Council Tag Day.
Tuesday, Nov. 9, 8:30 p.m.—
Northwest YPS, open meeting,
Northwest Synagogue.
9 p.m.—IZFA, meeting. Hillel.
Evening—Council Career
Group, hobby classes, Twelfth
St. Center.
Wednesday, Nov. 10, evening-
Shaarey Zedek YPS, open meet-
ing and dance, Shaarey Zedek.
Friday, Nov. 12, 8:30 p.m.—
Junior HadasSah, open Oneg
Shabbat, 3816 Buena Vista.
Saturday, Nov. 13, 9:30 p.m.—
Saturday Nite Dance, Jewish Cen-
ter.
Evening—Midwest Young Ad-
ult Council Conference, Book
Cadillac Hotel.
Sunday, Nov. 14, Morning and
Afternoon—Midwest Young Ad-
ult Council Conference, Jewish
Center.
1 p.m.—Masada, song, dance
festival, hike.

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William Schumer Heads
New Chapter of LZOA

Chapter 10 of Detroit of the
Labor Zionist Organization of
America was officially welcomed
into the - of ganization ,by, the lo-
cal president, Morris Lieberman.
The organizational meeting was
held Sept: . 26,'. when the speaker
was Philip SlOmovitz, - who out-
lined --the latest situation in Is-
rael and pointed to _ Pie need for
aggressive youth -leadership in
Zionism.
At a folloW-up meeting, a
three-fold program was adopted:
Identification with the coopera-
tive movement in Israel, support
of democratic forces at home and
abroad and participation in local
community activities.
The following officers were
chosen:
William Schumer, chairman;
Larry Nichamin, vice-chairman;
Lois Linden, recording secretary;
Marjorie Davidson, correspond-
ing secretary; Sid Fields, treas-
urer. ,
At a third meeting, personal
reports were heard • from Pales-
tine. Bill Schumer showed movies
of the trip he took with his fam-
ily to Palestine several years ago.
He commented on the develop-
ment which has since taken place.
Harold Karbal, who returned
from Palestine last February, re-
counted some of his experiences
as a student of the Hebrew Uni-
versity in Jerusalem.

Shaarey Zedek YPS
Holds Outdoor Event

Hadassah Maps
Varied Programs

A wide variety of program
plans for members of Junior Ha-
dassah were announced this week
by Audrey Gelfand, program
chairman.
A door-to-door campaign for
new members will be conducted
Sunday, Nov. 7, according to
Shirley Schubiner, Jr. Hadassah
president.
Three divisions of a Jr. Ha-
dassah talent group are meeting
weekly; Lorraine Turken, TO.
5-3472, heads the dramatics group;
Shirley Soifer, TO. 6-2834, dance
group, and Jean Jaslove, HO.
9034, choral group. The *young
women b o w 1 Wednesday eve-
nings, under the chairmanship of
Hilda Samuels.
The second in a series of month-
ly Oneg Shabbats will be held
at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 12, at
the home of Pauline Koenigsberg,
3816 Buena Vista. Members and
friends are invited.
Members of Jr. Hadassah are
participating in the United He-
brew Schools College of Jewish
Studies which opened Nov. 4.
Those completing the courses will
be eligible to take the Jr. Hadas-
sah "cultural key" examination
for a coveted Hadassah award.
Rose Salk, TY. 6-8646, is chair-
man of this program.

Youth's Community Responsibilities
Will Be Surveyed at JSG Meeting

What the community expects
of the young Jewish adult in the
areas of service and of culture
will be discussed at the second
general meeting of the Junior
Service Group of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation at 2:30 p.m.,
Sunday, Nov. 7, at the Jewish
Community Center.
Sunday's meeting will examine
the role of the young adult in
community service, as well as
the contribution he can make
toward the maintenance of the
Jewish cultural heritage. Speak-
ing on community service will
be George M. Stutz, president of
Temple Israel and vice-president
of the Detroit Service Group.
Moshe Haar, director of the
Sholom Aleichem Institute, will
discuss cultural contribution.
This town meeting discussion
follows up the theme of the first
meeting in October; when a mock
trial tested the job the Jewish
community of Detroit has done
in meeting the needs of its mem-
bers. Principal charges against
the community included the al-

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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, November 5, 1948

Our ,Youth Will Approach

You for Your Support on

The Way to a Man's Heart

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IAPi Alumni Group
To Entertain Coeds
At Wayne University

Food Classes Start
At Center 6n Tuesday

Young Jewish women, married
and single, are invited to learn
the practical and theoretical
knowledge of expert meal prep-
aration through a course in Jew-
ish cooking opening at the Jew-
•ish Center Tuesday, Nov. 9. •
Special emphasis will be placed
on preparation of particularly.
Jewish dishes., Mrs. Leah Weisen-
feld, Herman Kiefer Hospital
dietitian, will direct the group.
Young adults interested in all
phases of dramatics are asked to
attend the opening session of the
young adult dramatic group 'at
8:30 p.m. Wednesday,• Nov. 10,
at the Jewish Center. Elizabeth
Elkin, young radio and stage per-
- sonality, will be in charge.

Northwest Youth Take.
Detroit almunae of Iota Alpha Dogpatch Dance Theme

Pi, national Jewish sorority, will
hold open house for all Jewish
women students at Wayne Un-
iversity from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday,
Nov. 8, in the tea lounge at Web-
ster Hall.
Hostesses will include Mrs.
Joseph Dvorin, alumnae president;
Mrs. Leonard Mason, nationaitvice
chancellor of IAPi and Detroit
alumnae treasurer, and Mesdames
Morris I. Goldin, Gerald Gold-
man, Robert Slavin, Milton Freed-
man, Lee Cherniak, Morris Freed,
Milton Shore, George Rabin and
Leonard Crayle.
Mrs. Sophia Deutschberger, as-
sistant professor of social work
at Wayne and advisor to Nu
chapter of Iota Alpha Pi, and
Mrs. Harvey Cole of Windsor,
national recording secretary of
the sorority, have been invited
to pour.

Shaarey Zedek Young People's
Society will hold a hayride,
wienie roast and barn dance near
Brighton, next Saturday evening
Nov. 6.
Adele Spinner, chairman of the
affair, and her committee have
arranged for food, entertainment
and dancing.
All young adults are invited to
attend and are requested to meet
at the side entrace of the syna- Golden Jubilee Hop
gogue at 7:30 p. m.
Set at Jewish Center
Further information may be
obtained by calling Miss Spinner,
Yehuda Rosenman, director of
TY. 7-4879; Pearl Weisner, UN. young adult activities at the Jew-
2-5798, or Dotty Rosen, TO. ish Center, announces that the
6-6966.
Golden Jubilee Holiday Hop will
be held Sunday, Nov. 21, at the
Temple Beth El Youth
Center.

ANNUAL JEWISH
NATIONAL FUND
FLAG DAYS

Saturday Night, Nov. 6

All Day Sunday, Nov. 7

Your liberal gifts will assure the speedy

redemption of land that must be purchased

Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tions' Young People's Society an-
nounces a "stag-or-drag" Sadie
Hawkins party, to be held Sat-
urday, Nov. 20, at the synagogue
social hall.
Dogpatch-style costumes will
be worn. Dick Stein and his or-
chestra will provide music for
dancing.

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To Discuss Great Books

The Young People's Club of
Temple Beth El will open a
series of "Junkets into Judaism"
at 8:15 p.m. this Wednesday in
the men's club room of the
Temple.
Led. by Rabbi Sidney Aksel-
rad, the series will embrace a
discussion of "Four Great Books
that Influenced the World." This
Wednesday's session will be de-
voted to the Bible, with special
emphasis on the Book of Job and
its contemporary application.

leged failure to set up an or-
phans' home and the alleged
failure to provide sufficient lead-
ership for teen-age recreational
activities. The first charge was
dismissed when it was revealed
that the progressive foster home
program sponsored by the Jewish
Social Service Bureau eliminates
the need for a local children's
institution.
In the question of the need for
leadership of teen-age recreation,
the JSG members attending the
meeting decided that the "guilt"
should be attributed to young
Jewish adults, whose ranks
should supply such leaders.
All members of the Junior
Service Group are invited to at-
tend the meeting, which is being
arranged by Samuel Krohn, pro-
gram chairman. Membership
cards, which serve as tickets of
admission to the meeting, may
be obtained at the door by any
young Jewish adult aged 16 to 30.

Regarding JNF Projects Call the

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FUND COUNCIL

11816 Dexter

TO. 8-7384