The Young Aciuit Community

Book Month Rally
Dec. 1 to Feature
Maurice Samuel

Youth Plan
Delegates Meet Here to Unite Congress
Membership Meeting
Midwest Youths in Council

The home of Harriet A. Levine,
4077 Sturtevant, will be the site
Youth and young adult leaders of Jewish communities of an open membership meeting
of the Youth Division of the
throughout the midwest will gather in Detroit this weekend American
Jewish Congress at
to form the first permanent Midwest Regional Young. Adult
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Council., They will be guests of the Detroit Jewish Young
Adult Council.
The major youth meeting will take place Sunday morning

at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, when. Arnulf M. Pins, chair-
man of the recently-established
National Jewish
Youth Confer-
ence, w i 11 dis-
cuss the role of
the section coun-
cil on the na-
tional youth
scene. Pins ad-
dressed a youth
rally in Detroit
in September.
S u e Frauen-
A. M. Pins thal of Cleve-
. land is interim chairman of the
midwest council and Leonard
Baruch, president of the Detroit
Council, heads the permanent
planning committee. Reuben
Bennett, midwest field secretary
. of the Jewish Welfare Board,
sponsoring organization of the
National Youth Conference, will
speak at the morning session and
- election of regional officers also
is scheduled.
The meeting is being held in
conjunction with the Midwest
Regional Conference of the Jew-
ish Welfare Board. The youth
and adult representatives will
meet jointly Saturday. evening at
the Hotel Book Cadillac, when
Harry Zinder, press attache of
tite,Israeli Mission to the United
States, will speak, and at lunch-
eon Sunday at. the- center, when
Dr. Oscar. Janowsky, who con-
ducted the noted JWB. survey,
will address the delegates.
In addition, a reception for the
young 'people is being planned
for late Saturday evening at the
• Book, by a committee of the De-
troit council, headed by Shirley
Siinons. Natalie Gaines is in
charge of housing for the youth
delegates. The. Sunday morning
session is open to all. Jewish
young adults, while Officers of
the Council and its: affiliated
groups are invited to the recep-
tion Saturday and the limeheon
Sunday.
All young people are urged to
attend an Oneg Shabbat at 3
p.m. Saturday at the hotel, pre-
ceding the opening of the confer-
ence.

Events of the Week
For Young Adults

Friday, Nov. 12, 8:30 p.m.—Junior
Hadassah, Oisieg Shabbat, open,
3816 • Buena Vista.
Saturday, Nov. 13, 9 p.m.—Sat:
urday Nite Dance, Jewish
Center.
Evening — Midwest Regional
Young Adult Conference, Hotel
Book-Cadillac.
Sunday, Nov. 14, Morning and
afternoon — Midwest Regional
Young Adult Conference, Jew-
ish Center.
1 p.m.—Masada, hike, song and
dance festival, open.
3 p.m. — ZOD Chapter One,
bowling. •
Tuesday, Nov. 16, 8:30 p.m. —
Council Career Group, general
meeting, Jewish Center.
9 p.m.—IZFA, open meeting,
Hillel.
Wednesday, Nov. 17, 8:30 p.m.-
ZOD Chapter One, Bnai Moshe.
Thursday, Nova 18, 8:30 p.m.—
Masada, home meetings.
Saturday, Nov. 20, 9 p.m.—North-
west ,YPC, open dance.
Sunday, Nov. 21, 2 p.m.—Junior
Hadassah fil1i program, open.
2:30 p.m.—Young Adult Coun-
cil, delegates' meeting, Jewish
Center.
9 p.m.—Holiday Hop, Jewish
Center.

Center Opens Courses
In Music, Art, Dancing

A series of cultural programs
for young adults opens this week
at the Jewish Center.
Classes in American and Pal-
estinian folk dancing will be
conducted by Joe Yanich in the
young adult lounge every Mon-
day evening beginning Nov. 15.
Courses in art and music ap-
preciation, with emphasis on
Jewish themes, also are sched-
uled. Further information about
all classes may be obtained from
Yehudah Rosenman, Center
young adult director, MA. 8400.

Northwest YPC Dance
Reset for November 27

Jr. Hadassah Invites
Youths to Oneg Shabbat

Junior Hadassah's second Oneg
Shabbat will be held this Friday
evening at the home of Pauline
Koenigsberg, 3816 Buena Vista.
All young people are invited.
A new film from Israel, "So
You Hear Us," will be featured
at the open meeting of Jr. Ha-
dassah at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 21.
Further information about these
events or membership may be
obtained from Shirley Schubiner,
president, TO. 6-7687, or Audrey
Gelfand, TY. 5-1702.

HARRIET LEVINE

7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17.
Heading the night's agenda will
be- Mrs. Arthur L. Robbins, dis-
tinguished book reviewer, who
will discuss Carey McWilliams'
"A Mask for Privilege."
Samuel Brown, congress reg-
ional director, also will speak.
Refreshments will be served.

Junior Service Group
Spurs Chest Campaign

Under the leadership of SAm-
uel Kaner, 10 teams of Junior
Service Group workers have in-
tensified their efforts for the Red
Feather _drive. The ' goal is to
double the amount collected last
year- by JSG. •
The assigned area has been
subdivided into zones with a cap=
taro and a team of 10 workers
assigned to each in the intensive
Jewish neighborhood.
Mr. Kaner said that additional
volunteers who can put in an
hour or two of service can still
be used. Any young adult who
is interested may call him at UN.
4-5345. or call the Junior Service
Group office, WO. 5-3939.

Widespread observ,ance of Jew-
ish Book Month by young adults
will -be fostered here for the
first time this• year, under spon-
sorship of the Detroit Jewish
Young Adult Council.
Keynoting the monthlong em-
phasis on current Jewish litera-
ture will be a city-wide youth
rally Wednesday evening, Dec. 1,
at the Jewish Center, when the
Council will present tMaurice
Samuel, outstanding American
Jewish author and lecturer.
In conjunction with the rally,
a display of books published last
year in English, Yiddish and He-
brew is planned. The rally will
be followed up by a series of
four book review meetings, to
be sponsored by member groups
of the Young Adult Council.
Tickets to Samuel's talk may
be obtained from Council officers
and delegates or presidents of
constituent groups.

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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, November 12, 1948

Michigan BB Council
Votes $50,000 Vehicles
Contribution for Israel

The Michigan Men's Bnai Brith
Council recommended a $50,000
quota of vehicles for the Aid to
Israel Drive, at the meeting Sun-
day in Mr. Clemens. The resolu-
tion was accepted in full by 11
of the 17 out-state lodges. The
others will present it to the mem-
berships at large for action.
Marston Busch of Lansing, Aid
to Israel chairman, made a stir-
ring appeal for cooperation and
fulfillment of what he termed
"the greatest undertaking that the
Michigan Council lodges will
have for a great many years." He
said this action will not interfere
with work for U.S.A.
The Detroit Aid to Israel Com-
mittee under the chairmanship of
Irving Fields took a convoy of
vehicles and food to Mt. Clemens,
including a truck load of food
contributed by the Michigan
Council valued at $3700.
Windsor Jr. Hadassah
Ceremonies were conducted on
the lawn of Max Elkins . Colonial
Chooses New Officers
Hotel when Mr. Busch presented
Windsor Jr. Hadassah elected contributions to Martin Agami,
L'eatrice Brudner president. She assistant director of midwest area
will be assisted by the follow- of Material for Palestine, Inc.
ing officers and committee chair- Brief talks were given by Mayor
Albert A. Wagner of Mt. Clemens,
men:
Ruth Samuels, vice president; Bernard Roman, vice-president
Mae Rose, secretary; Lillian of District Grand Lodge 6, and
Kushner, treasurer; Phyllis Brod- Irving Fields..
man, Sue Lederman, • education;
Laura Berger, JNF, Ida Pierce, Temple Israel Sets Party
Ruth Aronoff, Etta Helfgott, For Nov. 27 at Knollwood
membership; Laura Steinhart,
contact; Nora Lesonsky, publici-
Temple Israel YoUth will spon-
ty.
sor a "Sadie Hawkins" party
Saturday evening, Nov. 27, at
Knollwood Country Club. The
Career Group to Hear
Nov. 27 date -supercedes any pre-
Review of New Book
vious announcement, according
to Bill Singer, president.
Lou Tendler, Detroit Jews
The party plans include danc-
feature writer, will review Bert ing, a floor show and refresh-
Andres' "Washington Witch ,ments, in addition to the tradi-
Hunt" at the general meeting of tional Sadie Hawkins race. Mem-
the Career Group of the Na- bers and guests are invited.
tional Council of Jewish Women
at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 16, Canadian Exports: to Israel
at the Jewish Center.
Reported Increasing Steadily
Members of the Senior Section
MONREAL, (JTA) — The
of the Council who will be guest8
of the Career Group are Mrs. volume of Canadian exports is
William Frank, Mrs. Benjamin increasing steadily. The latest
Schwayder and MrS. Joseph shipment of some $700,000 worth
of Canadian goods left for Israel
Gesehelin.
Career Group members and within the past few days, br,ing-
ing the total to date to $1,750,000.
guests are invited.

GREATER DETROIT

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IZFA Regional Parley
Set at-Ann Arbor Campus

Wayne University chapter of
IZFA will hold a social mixer at
8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 16, at
Hillel. House. All students are
welcome.
IZFA will hold a regional
seminar Nov. 26 to 28 at the Uni-
versity of Michigan in Ann
Arbor. All those interested in
attending are asked to call Joyce
Kaplan, TO. 5-4656.

Psycholohy of Marriage
Is Next Institute Topic

The psychological approach to
marriage will be presented by
Dr. Peter Martin, psychiatrist, in
the third of four talks for the
Institute on Courtship and Mar-
riage, sponsored by the young
adult department of the Jewish
Center, at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Nov. 16, in the Ginsburg Lounge.
Rabbi Jacob Segal of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
will present the religious aspect
in the final lecture Nov. 23.

Postponements of • the Sadie
Hawkins dance of the Northwest
Hebrew • Congregation's Young
People's club to Saturday, Nov.
27, is announced by the YPC
president, Bill Sklar. Further in-
formation about this costume
event may be obtained from
Resa Max, HO. 8280.
Jubilee Plans Mapped
Young adults are reminded of
the special Friday evening serv- For 50th Holiday Hop
ices for young people which will
The 50th Holiday Hop will
begin Nov. 26 at the Northwest
open the 1948 fall series Sunday,
Synagogue.
Nov. 21, at the Jewish Center.
Special arrangements are be-
Don Barber and his orchestra
will provide the music for the ing made to observe the anni-
SATURDAY NI'L'E DANCE versary jubilee, according to Ye-
PARTY at 9:30 p.m. • Saturday, huda Rosenman, director of
Nov. 13, at the Jewish Center, young adult activities.
Bill Gail and his orchestra
chairman Nate Medows has an-
will provide the music.
nounced. . _

BNA1 BRITH COUNCIL

PROUDLY PRESENTS

MAURICE BISGYER

National Executive Secretary of Bnai Brithr who

has just returned from his mission to Israel and

has attended the sessions of the United Nations

Security Conference at Paris, in •his official ca-

pacity as an accredited observer to that body, in

LATEST REPORT ON ISRAEL
AND UNITED NATIONS

MAURICE BISGYER

and the famed Chicago lyric tenor Cantor, star
concert stage and radio

of the

MOSES J. SILVERMAN

in a specially chosen program' of pleasing and thrilling modern
and traditional Hebrew musical selections.

Sunday, November 14, 1948
8: 30 p. m. sharp

BROWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Temple Beth El

Gladstone at Woodward

Public invited!

A RARE DOUBLE TREAT!

No solicitations!