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Friday, February 4, 1949

Five Hadassah Chapters
To Hold Oneg Shabbat
Gatherings Saturday

Sally Fields, state director, Material for Israel, explaining to II.
Mandell, president of Kielcer Relief Society, the advantages of the
Canfield Wrecker, which fits any jeep and is used to great advan-
tage in Israel. Left to right: Sally Fields, Mr. Mandell, Bill White.

Next Federation Forum Petegorsky to Speak
Of Women's Division
Here for B. P. Group
Concerned with Health Of Congress Feb. 23

Mrs. Benjamin Jones and Mrs.
Oscar Schwartz are handling ar-
rangements for the health meet-
ing of the "Federation Forum—
'49," at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 15.
This is the second in a series of
forums sponsored by the educa-
tion committee of the Women's
Division of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, under the chairman-
ship of Mrs. Louis P. Glasier.
Consultant for the meeting is
Selma Sampliner, director of
North End Clinic. Mrs. David
Kliger will act as chairman.
. All meetings- begin with des-
sert. The February 21 meeting
will take place at the. Twelfth
Street Branch of the Jewish
Community Center.
Reservations for one or more
meetings may be made by call-
ing the Women's Division, WO.
5-3939.

Dr. David Petegorsky, national
executive director of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, will make
his first appearance in Detroit
under the auspices of the. Busi-
ness and Professional Chapter
of the Detroit Division of Con-
gress, Wednesday, Feb. 23, 8:30

Jewish Vocatjontl Service Pleads for
Jobs for People Over 50 Years Old

The Jewish Vocational Service
is viewing the problem of 50-
year-old jobless people' as a des-
perate situation.
Samuel Greenberg, JWV pres-
ident, in a statement issued this
week, said:
"The Jewish employer has an-
swered our appeals in the past.
We hope he will recognize the
continuing nature of our call for
help and respond at once. This
section of our population is grow-
ing."
Greenberg went on to speak of
several employers, large and
small, who had given jobs to
people over 50 and found them
excellent employees. "A man past
50, knowing how grave a prob-
lem he faces in trying • to find
employment, will be grateful for
a job, will settle down and plan
to stay on. He may not be fast,
but he'll come to work on time,
work a full day; and seldom be

absent. He'll give fine service,
earning every penny of his wages.
But in order for the employer to
find out how valuable a man past
fifty can be, he must first give
the man a chance!"
Albert Cohen, director of the
Jewish Vocational Service, men-
tioned a variety of jobs which
were well-suited to older employ'
ees. They include:.
Machine operators,
ware-
housemen,. shipping -and re-;
ceiving clerks, checkers and
markers, order fillers, watch-
men, janitors, yardmen, gate-
- men, weight clerk, elevator
operator, caretakers. Clerical -
help—cashiers, file clerks, as-
sistant bookkeeilers. as-
senibly workers, sewing, light
factory wii-fkers: •
"These jobs are urgently need-
ed," said Cohen, "and I trust the
employers of this community will
give the matter their immediate
attention. Every job for someone
past fifty should be referred to
Jewish Vocational Service, CA.
8570."

A series' of Hadassah Oneg
Shabbat gatherings will be held
this Saturday, Feb. 5, by the five
local chapters, as follows:
Central East, Mrs. Benjamin
Taiken, chairman, at the home of
Mrs. A. E. Bernstein, 2400 Boston.
M. Goldoftas will speak on "In-
terpretation of the Sabbath."
Shirley Subar will lead commu-
nity singing.
Central West, Mrs. Sidney Win-
er, chairman, at the home of Mrs.
Maurice Perlman, 3224 Webb.
Mrs. Herman Stenbuck will re-
view a popular book.
University East, Mrs. Morris
Wittus, chairman, at the home of
Mrs. Louis Glasier, 18664 Birch-
crest. Mrs. Gertrude Oberstein
Will review "A Family Book-
shelf."
University West, Mrs. Albert
Elazar, chairman, at the home of
Mrs. Michael Solsky, 18200 Wood- Pninah Club Changes
ingham. Albert Elazar will speak
Meeting Procedures
on the subject "Inside Israel"
and there will be community
In accordance with its increas-
singing.
ing membership, Pninah Club
Russell Woods, Mrs. Simon , has decided to meet in public
Weisman, chairman, at the home halls, rather than members'
of Mrs. Adolph Fox, 4308 Leslie.
homes. The first such meeting
Mrs. Philip B. Frank will read
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`Fashion Futures' Theme
Of Membership Luncheon

Wednseday, Feb. 16, at 12:30
p.m., Detroit Chapter ,of 13nai
Brith Women will present "Fash-
ion Futures," as the principal fea-
ture of its member-bring a-mem-
ber luncheon.
Admission to the affair will be
one new member. FOr informa-
tion, call Mrs. David Grosberg,
TO. 7-1359, or Mrs. Maurice Korn,
TU. 9-690'7.
The fash,ion show will feature
styles from Gerald May Hats,
Furs by Victor, I. Miller Shoes,
Edith Brown, Florice, Davidson's
and Margaret Rice Blouses, and
hair styles by Sterling Reaveley.

Detroit Friends of Opera
Present Concert Feb..\ 14

Marguerite Kozenn, soprano;
Pavel Slavensky, baritone; Mar-
git Kormendy, contralto, and
Avery Crew,
tenor, will be
presented by the
Detroit Friends
of. Opera, Inc.,
in a concert of
operatic music
Monday eve-
ning, Feb. 14, at
the Lecture Hall
of the Detroit
.Institute of
Miss Kozenn Arts.
Arias, duets and ensembles of
13 operas will be presented.
Julius Chajes will assist at the
piano. Tickets may be obtained
at Grinnell Bros.

Detroit Dentists Give
Equipment for SOS

Dr. Abe Perlman, regent of the
Detroit area for Alpha Omega
Dental Fraternity, has announc-
ed a pledge of a completel3r
equipped dental office to the na-
tional organization's SOS cam-
paign by the Detroit Alumni
chapter.

— Wilshire Hotel

DRESSES

"On the spot service" with the
finest of kosher food served piping
hot.

PUT TOGETHER

DR. DAVID PETEGORSKY

p. m. at Northwest Hebrew Con-
gregation, 7045 Curtis. Zelden
Cohen, president of the group
will preside. All are invited
without charge.
Dr. Petegorsky g r a d u a t e d
from Yeshiva College with a rab-
binical degree at '21 and
took his Ph.D. under Harold
Laski at the London School of
Economics, where he was award-
ed highest honors. In 1940 he
was appointed professor of eco-
nomics at Antioch College and
during World War II headed the
Canadian Wartime Information
Board. He has • attended World
Zionist Congresses and recently
returned from Paris where he
served as an advisor to the
United Nations Economic and
Security Council representing the
World -Jewish Congress. He has
contributed- to academic and
popular journals on social, politi-
cal, and Jewish affairs.

Workmen's Circle PTA
Hears Dr. Robert Drews

The Workmen's Circle Parent-
Teachers Association will meet at
8:30 p. m., Wednesday, Feb. 9, at
the Workmen's Circle Center.
Dr. Robert Drews will discuss
"What Is a Successful Marriage."
Saturday afternoon, Feb. 12,
the PTA will sponsor a theater
party for children and adults.

Lebanon Stops Mass
Emigration from Country
LONDON (WJA)—The Brazil-
ian Legation in Beirut has discon-
tinued the issue to Lebanese sub-
jects of visas to Brazil. The step,
according to the Near East Arab
Broadcasting Station, was taken
at the request of the Lebanese
authorities who wish to stop "the
mass emigration from the coun-
try."

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