Young Israel Groups Finish Plans
For Meetings, Dinners, Programs

Charles T. Gellman, general j
ehairman of the 26th anniversary ,
function of Young Israel, an-
nounced that this year's dinner .
would be held ' Sunday, May 29,
at the Mayfair.
The dinner was originally
scheduled at the Northwest He-
brew Congregation May 22.
Gellman urged the entire or-
ganization to assist Morris X.
Berris, dinner
chairman, and
Sam S. Novet-
sky, journal
chairman, in an
all-out effort for
the 26th anni-
versary affair.
T h e Women's
League of Young
Is r a e 1, headed
by Mrs. Harry
L. Blitz, an-
nounced that the
Gellman
- annual mothers'
and daughters' dinner would be
held Monday evening, May 16, at
Zack's. Mrs. Emil Spilman and
Mrs. Irving W. Schlussel are pro-
gram co-chairmen
' At a shower held at the home
of Mrs. Max Weisberg March 29,
linens, plastics, and new and used
clothing were turned in for the
Hapoel Hamizrachi in Israel. The
organization also allotted a $200
treasury contribution to augment
the materials.

THE JEWISH NEWS-9

Friday, April 8, 1949

Th young d a It u of
The
so Y
oung I s-
rael will meet Sunday evening,
April 17, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Platt, 2280 Monterey.
The cultural committee, con-
sisting of Raye Rabinowitch, Bo-
ruch Heifgott and Leon Burg,
are in charge of planning the
program.
A new young peoples' group
has been recently organized in
Young Israel for boys and girls
15 to 18. The officers are: Zola
Tepperman, president; Shlomo
Sperka, vice president; Jackie
Levin, treasurer, and Shimon
Berris, secretary.

Bnai Brith Women Plan
Wayne Scholarship for
Needy Jewish Student

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In honor of Mrs. Jack Hart-
stein, first president of Detroit
Chapter of Bnai Brith Women,
the chapter announces establish-
ment of the Ann Hartstein Hillel

Bnai Moshe's Study
Group- Meets Sunday

A pre-Passover study group
consisting of parents of children
of. Bnai Moshe Religious School
will meet in the synagogue Sun-
day, April 10, to discuss details
associated with the significance
of Passover and learn about
preparations for this holiday.
The study group, inaugurated
&everal years ago by Walter Far-
ber, Bnai Moshe Religious School
director, will meet at 10:30 a.m. in
the social hall where a model
seder will be presented. -
Mrs. Arthur Selmar will speak
on "Preparing for the Passover."
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will dis-
cuss "How to Make Passover
Meaningful to Our Children." Mr.
Farber will suggest Passover
games for youngsters and lead in
singing. A question and answer
period will be directed by Rabbi
Lehrman, Mrs. Selmar and Mr.
Farber.
Members and non-members are
invited.

Congregation Bnai Moshe will
begin the obserc ance of Passover
with Siyum B'Chorim services at
7715 a.m. W.?.driesciay, April 13.
Evening services will be at 6:45
and morning devotions at 9.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will le-
liver the sermons. On the first
day Passover, Thursday, April 14,
he will speak on "The Continu-
DUS Search for Freedom." The
subject Friday the second day,
will be "The Door Post of Juda-
ism.'"
Cantor David Katzman will
lead the prayers.
On the eighth Passover day,
when Yizkor prayers are said,
the morning services will begin
at 8:30. The subject of Rabbi
Lehrman's sermon on the seventh
day is "Criteria for Emancipa-
tion," and on the eighth day he
will speak on "Memories and
Realities."

Dean Rusk Predicts
Israel's Entry to UN

WASHINGTON, D. C., (Palcor)
-Assistant Secretary of State
Dean Rusk predicted .that Israel
will be admitted to the United
Nations soon but stressed that
favorable action on Israel's appli-
cation depends upon continued
peace in the Middle East. Israel's
application has already been ap-
proved by the Security Council.

First Radio Program
In Hebrew Sponsored
By Histadruth Ivrith

The first radio program in
Hebrew is now being sponsored
by the Histadruth Ivrith of Amer-
ica over New York's Station
- WEVD. The 15-minute program
consists of Bible readings, a talk
in Hebrew by a leading personal-
ity and outstanding musical ar-
tists singing the latest Palestinian
melodies. The program is flirt-
ed by Samuel J. Citron of the
Jewish Education Committee in
New York City.
Among the outstanding Jewish
personalities who have addressed
the public in Hebrew via the pro-
gram have been Prof. Zvi Scharf-
stein, well-known educator, Prof.
Samuel K. Mirsky of Yeshiva
University, Prof. Benjamin- Ami-
era of the Hebrew University and
many others.
Histadruth Ivrith of America,
165 W. 46th St., New York, con-
ducts an extensive - program. of
activities to promote interest in
Hebrew language and culture.

Siyum B'Chorim Opens
Bnai Moshe Passover
Services Wednesday

Most Valuable Player Awards
Presented at Synagogue Event

Before 100 cheering spectators, ; two out of 15.
Bnai David's cagers whipped I After the game there was A
Temple Israel's team 41-30, to program, arranged by the Inter-
`gain the championship of the SynagogUe Basketball League s
:nter7 Synagogue B ask et b all Executive Council, A. Bud Char-
T eague, March 28.
lip, president; Bert Fink, pro-
In the first nalf of the game gram chairman. The "Victory
Temple Israel managed to keep 7'rophy" was presented to Bnai
Paul Silverstein and his high David by Rabbi Siciney Akselrad,
scoring teammates pretty well in and awarding of individual tro-
check, and were trailing 15-10 at phies to the most valuable play-
half-time. Walt Sipora, giant for- '1'1' from each team was made by
ward, kept Bnai David ahead by merman Fishman, athletic direc-
his accurate shooting. Bnai David- for of the league. Those players
began "hitting" in the third period I chosen by their teammates to re-
and scorea 14 points to lead 29-17, I ceive the awards were: Jerry Alt-
and virtually clinch the cham- man, Temple Beth El; Fred Horo-
I pionship. Sipora continued his witz, Shaarey -Zedek; Morry
fine shooting. and Silverstein and Frankel, Northwest Hebrew Con-
' Don Kahn, burly center, also gregation; Mort Alger, Temple
I found the range. Even though Israel; Maynard Flusty, Bnai
fouling out in the last period David. Refreshments were served
Walt Sipora managed to be high to those attending the ceremony.
scorer on his team with 10 points,
OFFICIAL BOX SCORE
I Kahn and Silverstein each had Bnai David (41)
FG FT T PP
Sipora.
F
3
4
5 10
eight.
Goldbe rg, F
2
1
3
5
For a few moments it looked Kahn, C.
3. 2
2
8
2
2
1
6
as though Temple Israel might nu
2
4
1
8
make a comeback in the final ve,.Tienrssotenin,cG
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
2
period when they scored two-bad- Tobaccman, G
1
0
0
2
kets within the first 40 seconds Rott, F
• Total 14 13 13 41
of the fourth period: but they Temple Israel (30)
FG FT T TP
4
0
0
could not continue this pace. Two Blitz, F
6 0 2 12
o f the best players on the floor Wayne, F
1
9
1
Alger, C
4
0
3
2
1
were Temple Israel's two big Fink, G
Robinson, G
0
0 4
0
boys Mort Alger, and Bruce Zatkin, G
0
5
2
1
1
1
5
2
Wayne (each 6'2"
). Between Reifler, G
0
0 0
0
them they garnered 21 of the Levy, P
Total 14
2 20 30
teams 30 points. Bruce tallied 12
of these 21 points.
Jerusalem will soon get a num-
Unerring accuracy at the free ber ,of new public buildings for
throw line was a key factor in industrial purposes which will be
Bnai David's triumph. They made situated in close proximity to the
good on 13 out of 25 attempts; poorer section of the city where-
while Temple Israel made but most prospective workers live.

41,

MRS. JACK HARTSTEIN
Scholarship for a "deserving
Jewish student" at Wayne Uni-
versity.
Announcement of the gift was
made by Mrs. Charles Makie, De-
troit Chapter president. The
scholarship was named in honor
of Mrs. Hartstein's service to the
chapter and to Bnai Brith youth
work. She was first president of
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council, and is now a
general committeewoman for
District Six of Bnai Brith Women.

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Samuel Greenberg Named
Vice-Preside3t of JOC

Samuel Greenberg, president
of the Jewish, Vocational Service
of Detroit, has been elected a
vice president of the national
Jewish Occupational Council, it
was announced by. Herman A.
Gray, chairman of the JOC board.
An attorney and a director of
the Jewish Welfare Federation of
Detroit, Mr. Greenberg has repre-
sented the Detroit JVS on the
JOC Board since 1946.

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