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War Veterans, Center Leaders Sign
Dexter Branch-Memorial Agreement

Signing the agreement between thy Jewish War Veterans Me-
morial Home Association, and the Jewish Community Center are
. (left to right): PHILIP CANTOR, of thp JWV; SAMUEL H. RUBINER,
president of the Jewish Community Center, and SAMUEL J. RHODES,
of the JWV. Watching (left to right), are HARRY MORAN, HARRY
H. GOLDMAN, chairman of the Center extension building com-
mittee, and ISIDORE SOBELOFF, executive director of the Jewish
Welfare Federation.
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Events of the Week
For Young Adults

Friday, March 11—.
8:30 p.m.. Masada, Oneg Shabbat,
Shaarey Zedek.
Saturday, March 12-
9 p.m., Temple Beth El YPS, mas-
querade ball, Temple Beth El.
Sunday, March 13-
8:30 p.m., Masada. Purim dance,
closed, Park Ave. Hotel.
9 p.m., Holiday Hop, Jewish Center.
Monday, March 14—
8:30 p.m. Young Adult Council,
Purim. delegates' meeting; Jewish
Center.
Tuesday, March 15—
8 p.m., Masada, adult classes,
Shaarey Zedek.
9 p.m., IZFA, open meeting, Hillel.
Wednesday, March 16-
8:30 p.m. Chapter I, open meeting,
Bat MosIle.
8:30 p.m., Shaarey Zedek, YPS,
Purim Party, closed, Shaarey Zedek.
Saturday, March 19—
9 p.m., Chapter I, masquerade ball,
. open.
9 p.m., Saturday Nite Dance, Jewish
Center.
Sunday, March 20-
2:30 p.m. Jr. Hadassah, tea dance,
closed, Jewish Center.

Hapoel Hamizrachi youth group
will present a variety show and
a new Israeli film at its "Haman-
A formal agreement to build jointly a Dexter branch building tasch Review" Saturday and
of the Jewish Community Center and the Jewish War Veterans Sunday evenings, March, 12 and
Memorial Home on the site owned by JWV on Davison between 13.
Holmur and Petosky was signed Sunday, Feb. 27, by representatives
Cantor Hyman Adler, soprano
of the Center and the War Veterans.
Signers were Samuel H. Rubiner, Center president; Harvey Drora Selesny; pianist Marshall
Klapper; magacian Arthur Gott-
Goldman, chairman of the Cen-
leib, and a choral group with
ter extension committee,' and
Rhoda Goldschlag as accompan-
Samuel J. Rhodes and Philip Young Detroit Couple
ist, will be featured on the Purim
Cantor of the Jewish War Veter- On Auburn Magazine
program.
ans.
Tickets may be secured by
A young couple from Detroit
The two buildings will be
joined by a common wall and made their artistic debut in the calling Bernie Singal, WE. 5-0597.
Proceeds will be used to pur-
present a unified exterior. The Southern U. S. last Monday.
United Jewish Charities paid the
Robert Broner, Detroit-born chase farm equipment for Israel.
JWV $50,000 for 350 feet of the artist and graduate of Wayne
507-foot site. The Allied Jewish University, is art editor of a new Temple Israel to View
Campaign. of 1948 provided a sum literary quarterly being pub-
of $200,000 to pay construction lished by liberal - arts students Jewish Youth Problems
costs.
and faculty members at Alabama
Temple Israel Youth, in con-
At the signing ceremonies, Saul Polytechnic Institute in Auburn,
Saulson and Sol King, of the firm , Ala., where he is an instructor junction with the Temple 'Israel
Men's Club, will present a sym-
of Albert Kahn Associates, de- in art.
posium on current problems of
scribed the facilities to be includ-
Mrs. Broner, the former Esther Jewish youth at 1 p.m. Sunday,
ed in the building and pr6dicted
that the building might be ready Masserman, daughter of Mr. and March 20, at Hampton School.
The speakers will present
for dedication and opening by Mrs. Paul Masserman, is a mem-
Hanukah of 1949.
ber of the editorial board of the youth problems and attempt to
find solutions for them. A social
magazine.
hour will follow. All young
people are invited.
Hashomer Hatzair Sets

Rabbi Baum Talks
To AJC Assembly
Wednesday Night

The Metropolitan Chapter of
the American Jewish Congress
will present Rabbi Shepherd
Baum, member of the national
AJC administrative committee
and president of the Bronx
chapter, Wednesday evening,
March 16, at the Rose' Sittig
Cohen auditorium.
Mrs. Joseph Kursman, program
committee chairman, invites the
public to hear Rabbi Baum,
wtose talk is entitled "Inside
Congress, USA."
A Purim social, with singing
led by Eugene Franzblau, will
follow. Hamentashen and coffee
will be served by Mrs. Hyman
Parker and Mrs. Morris Raskin.
The educational committee of
the Metropolitan Chapter - met
March 8, at the home of Mrs.
Harry Kaminer. Esther Siegel
discussed the Displaced Persons
Bill, and Mrs. Morris Mendelson,
committee chairman, led a dis-
cussion of the New York FEPO
bill.

Purim Event for Sunday

Booths, refreshments and a
puppet show will be featured at
the annual Purim carnival of
Hashomer Hatzair at 8 p.m., Sun-
day, March 13, at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg.
Singing and dancing also are
planned. The public is invited to
join the young people's festival
celebration.

International Debate

For the first time since 1937,
Wayne University and Cam-
bridge University will compete
in an international debate at 8
p.m. March 22 at Cass Technical
High School. Teams from the
two universities will air the
"pros" and "cons" of military
preparations in the Western
Union of nations and their effect
upon the survival of democratic
ideals. Fred B. Lifton, of 1502
Delaware, a law student, will
debate for Wayne.

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Women's Council of 'Detroit and
Windsor Saturday night, March
26, at the Northwest Hebrew
Congregation, featuring Mickey
Wdolf and his orchestra. Tickets
are on sale at the BBYO office
on Dexter; Hy Hornstein's on
Dexter; Lieberman's on Dexter;
Brothers on Dexter and Brothers
on 7 Mile; Campus Record Shop
and from all Bnai Brith Young
Women throughout the city.
Fund-raising chairman of the
dance, Sara Lee Eichler, an-
nounces that the feature attrac-
tion of the evening will be final
judging of the Danny Raskin
Beauty-Personality Contest. Cele-
brated. personalities " - of the city
will act as judges.
This is the annual fund-raising
affair of the Bnai Brith Young
Women's Council. Miss Eichler is
assisted by Ruth Katz, contacts;
refresliments,_ Estelle Levinson;
tickets, Gloria Weinberg.
Proceeds from the dance will
go' to the various philanthropies
supported by Bnai Brith chap-
ters throughout the nation.

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Sunday, March 27,

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DEMONSTRATION

Marking Closing of Detroit

"With the inauguration of the State of
Israel, the era of Histadrut has not been
closed nor has its importance been re-
duced. Particularly now, after having
liberated ourselves from, all external
political dependence, with the transition
of all responsibility to us and us alone—
particularly now, the time of Histadrut
has come."

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The Detroit Cantors' Associa-
tion, under the direction of Dan
Frohman, will present a concert
Tuesday, March 29, at Bnai David
Synagogue. Mrs. Ruth Adler and
Mrs. Helen Rosenfeld are in
charge of ticket sales. Receipts
will be used to aid refugee Euro-
pean cantors.

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Mu Kappa Chapter of Sigma
Alpha Mu fraternity at Wayne
University will commemorate the
20th anniversary of its founding
with a three-day celebration that
is expected to draw alumni from
throughout the midwest.
Festivities will start with a
"French Quarter" party staged
by the women's chapter of the
alumni Saturday, at the Fort
Shelby.
A stag, bringing together the
active and alumni chapters, will
take place Monday. On Founders
Day, Tuesday, a dinner dance
will be given at the Fort Shelby.
Heading the committees in
charge are Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Pivnick and Mrs. George Weis-
wasser.

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CONG. BETH TIKVAH SIS-
TERHOOD will hold a Purim
party for children of members
at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, March 13.
Refreshments will be served.

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For BBYW Dance

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Detroit Cantors Present
Benefit Concert March 29

Rabbi Joseph Eisenman of 1955
Taylor, Detroit representative of
the Shaarei Chessed Free Loan
Society of Jerusalem, announces
a gift of $100 to the society from
Mrs. Marcus Pensler of Calvert
Ave., in memory of her hus-
band.

THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 11, 1949

Sigma Alpha Mu to Mark
Tickets are now available for
20th Anniversary at Wayne the
"Spring Dance" to be given
With Three-Day Celebration by the Bnai Brith Young

Hapoel Hamizrachi Offers

'Harnantasch Review' to Aid
Israel Equipment Purchase

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Guest Speakers

EDWARD CORSI

New York State

Industrial Commissioner

ISAAC HAMLIN

Executive Secretary
National Committee
for Labor Israel