JEWISH NEWS
Council Delegates' 10—THE
Friday, May 6, 1949
Session Advanced
National Hadassah
Heads Council Here
To This Tuesday
Leader to Speak
Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, newly-
elected president of the Detroit
Delegates to the Jewish Com- To Detroit Chapter
Section, National Council of munity Council will meet at 8:30

Mrs. Lewis Daniels

Jewish Women, was installed, in p.m. Tuesday, May '10, at the
Jewish Community Center, in-
stead of May 11, as previously
scheduled. This change of date
was made because of the visit
to Detroit of Rabbi Isaac Herzog,
Chief Rabb_i of Israel, who will
appear in Detroit May 11, in
behalf of tile \Allied Jewish cam-
paign.
At the delegates' meeting, the
nominating committee will pre-
sent a suggested slate of offi-
cers and new members for the
executive committee. Nomina-
tions from the floor may also
be made at this meeting. Elect-
tons will be held in June.
Amendments to the Council's
constitution will be presented by
the constitution commit t e e.
These changes have been set
forth in a bulletin which has
Tone out to all Community
Council members.
MRS. LEWIS B. DANIELS

absentia, at the annual May
luncheon meeting of the organ-
ization, held at the Detroit Le-
land Hotel.
In addition to Mrs. Daniels,
Mrs. Maurice Klein-formally in-
ducted the following officers:
Mesdames Dan Krouse, Joseph
Geschelin, I. Irving Bittker, Sid-
ney Solomon, vice presidents;
Meier Finsterwald, recording
secretary; Philip Marcuse, cor-
responding secretary; Nathan
Schermer, treasurer, and Wil-
liam H. Frank, Emil D. Rothman
and Charles R'ubiner, financial
secretaries.
Council is the first women's
organization in the city, to
be incorporated in the activities
of the Wayne County Mental
Hygiene Committee, Mrs. Oscar
Schwartz announced. It will par-
take in both the educational and
legislative actions of the organ-
ization, as well as enlarging the
scope of its own mental hygiene
program.

Williams Pledges Aid
To End Discrimination
At Student Conferenbe

"Discrimination can't stand in
the light of reason," said Gov. G.
Mennen Williams at the close of
the three-day human relations
clinic last week-end at Wayne
University.
"I am sympathetic to a realistic
approach and will do my best to
get rid of discrimination in the
State as soon as possible," the
Governor told 136 student dele-
gates attending the clinic from
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois,
New York and Connecticut.
National Student Association
president Ted Harris empha-
sized that the most effective
technique in meeting the chal-
lenge of discrimination is per-
sonal contact with other groups.
"We must think less in terms of
last resorts," he said, "and stay
away from the use of • such an-
tagonistic words as 'fight' and
battle'."
Sponsored by the National
Student Association, a non-
sectarian, non-political student
organization representing 289
colleges, in colaboration with the
Committee on Intercultural Re-
lations at Wayne University, the
clinic is the first of its kind held
by NSA in the United States.
"We feel we have taken an-
other significant step forward in
our aim of developing student
responsibility," concluded Eu-
gene Schwartz, NSA vice presi-
dent. Harvey Weisberg of Detroit
is state president of NSA.

.

'Restaurant Day' Set
By Institute Women

On Sunday, May 8, the Wom-
en's Division of the Sholem
Aleichem Institute is sponsoring
a "Restaurant-Day" at the
Workman's Circle Center, Lin-
wood at Burlingame.
Home-cooked meals will be
served for a minimum charge
from noon to 1 p.m. The women
in charge are,. noted for their
excellent cuisine l and fine serv-
ice. All are irivied.

Mrs. Joseph Hammerman,
national chairman of the Am-
erican Affairs Committee of
Hadassah, who is directing a
program of education to insure
world peace for the 900 Amer-
Otalegt

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kroll an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Edward Graham, on Sat-
urday morning, May 7, at David
W. Simon's B u i l d n g, 4000
Tuxedo. The Krolls will be hosts
at a dinner in his honor Sat-
urday at 8 p. m. at Lachar's,
13224 Dexter.

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Judge David C. Vokes of the
Common Pleas Court addressed
the Bnai Brith Jubilee Cele-
bration and Jewish War Vet-
erans quarterly department
meeting Sunday afternoon and
evening, May 1, replacing Harold
Russell, who was ill in Chicago
and could not attend.
Judge Vokes read a greeting
telegram from Russell, and a
proclamation issued by acting
mayor George Edwards, acclaim-
ing "Harold Russell Day."
He also commended Harry
Mirvis, Bnai Brith counselor,
and Irving Berg, president of
JNF Players Plan
the Detroit - Windsor BBYO
for their leadership in
Luncheon Entertainment Council,
the organization.

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WRIST WATCH

MRS. JOSEPH HAMMERMAN

ican Hadassah chapters, will ad-
dress the final meeting of De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah, at
12:15 p. m. Tuesday, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
Former president of the New
York Chapter and of the Low-
er New York Hadassah region,
Mrs. Hammerman represented
Hadassah at the last Basle
Zionist Congress.
At Tuesday's meeting, officers
will be elected and there will be
a special reading honoring the
establishment of the State of
Israel, written by Mrs. Harold
Frank.
Mrs. Daniel Cohn is program
chairman. Mrs. Thomas Marwil
and Mrs. David Flayer are in
charge of luncheon arrange-
ments. Mrs. Bud Blum is in
charge of luncheon reservations,
which are being taken at the
Hadassah office, TY. 8-8216.

Yeshivah rarents'
Dinner to Be
Held on June 12

Plans for the annual Parents'
dinner of the Beth Yehudah
schools, to be held on Sunday,
June 12, at 6 p. m., were made
by the Beth Yehudah Parent-
Teachers' Association.
Mrs. Isadore Levin was desig-
nated chairman, to be assisted
by Mrs. Nathan Oleshanski and
Mrs. Maurice Shackett. Parents
purchasing tickets will be per-
mitted to bring a child free.
The parents' dinner will take
place in the main synagogue of
the school, Dexter at Cortland.

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Rabbi Adler Speaks
At Goodwill Luncheon

Rabbi Morris Adler will be
guest speaker at the second an-
nual Jewish War Veterans, La-
dies Auxiliary goodwill luncheon
on May 18.
Rabbi Adler, who served as
chaplain in the Southwest Pa-
cific and is Department of Mich-
igan JWV chaplain, will address
members of every veterans or-
ganization in Michigan at 1 p.m.
in Kern's auditorium. "The Real,
Meaning of National Defense"
will be Chaplain Adler's topic.
Prior to Rabbi Adler's talk,
dessert luncheon will be served
by hostesses from the 17 units
of the Michigan Jewish War
Veterans Ladies Auxiliary.

The third annual dinner
dance of the Pfc. Joseph L. Bale
Post, Jewish War Veterans, will
be held May 30 at Huck's Red-_
ford Inn, Bernard Conn, chair-
man, disclosed.
A souvenir book is being pub-
lished in connection with the
dinner dance, to help raise funds
for continuing post activities.
Gertrude Hertzburg of the
Bale Auxiliary, will serve as din-
ner dance 'chairman for the
women.
Special meetings will be held
every Thursday up to the dance,
chairman Conn added:

Judge Y okes Replaces
Russell at Celebrations
Of BBYO, JWV May I

A mother and daughter cele-
Our classifieds bring good
bration will be held by the results.
Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund Tuesday, May 17,
at Beth Shmuel Synagogue, Dex-
JOSEPH L. STONE
ter at Buena Vista.
The JNF Players are rehears-
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Bar Mitzvahs

Dr. and Mrs. David Kliger an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Seymour Edgar, on Satur-
day morning, May 7, at Congre-
gation Bnai David, Elmhurst at
Fourteenth. Kiddush for rela-
tives and friends will be served
in theif home, 2211 Calvert Ave.,
immediately .after the services.
Dr. and Mrs. Kliger will be hosts
at a dinner party in Seymour's
honor on Saturday evening.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Aston
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Alan, Saturday morn-
ing, May 7, at TBnai David Syna-
gogue. A reception in his honor
will be held May 8, at their home
on Wildernere Ave.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Burnstein
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, William, Saturday
morning, May '7, at Bnai Zion
Synagogue. They will be at home
in William's honor from 4 to
8 p.m. Sunday, May 8, at 4045
Monterey.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour B.
Goldman announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son,l' Martin
Robert, Saturday morning, May
21 at Congregation Shaarey Ze-
dek. There will .be open house, 5
to 9 p.m., SuAday, I'4ay 22, at
their home, 2639 Oakman Court.

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