8—THE JEWISH N EWS
Young Adult Community
Nominees Listed For Juniors' Israel Army Veteran
Speaks at Chapter I
Community Service Committee Meeting Wednesday
Outstanding workers in the
Junior Division of the 'Allied
Jewish Campaign have been
selected as nominees for elec-
tion to the 1949-50 board of
directors of the Community Ser-
vice Committee of the Young
Adult Council, They will be
elected to serve for a one-year
term at the annual meeting of
the group at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
June 27, in the Jewish Commun-
ity Center.
The following people will be
nominees for the board of 36
directors: Arnold Agree, Harriet
.Aiken, Virgina Barnett, Allen
Bobroff Robert Benson, Leonard
Baruch, Harold Berry, Evaleen
Budnitsky, Albert Colman, Judy
Cowan, Helen. Eaton, Robert
Feinberg, Lawrence Fleischman,
Sam Frankenstein, Joan Gold-
stein, Eleanor Heilbronner, Irwin
H o l t z in an, Shirley Jacobson ;
Samuel Kanner, Helen Kara-
benick, Jerome Kelman, Samuel
Krohn, Madeline Lev e n b e r g,
Henry Lonnerstater, Milton Lu-
cow, Ruth Magid, Harry Mirvis,
Judith Pregerson, Ruth Prujan-
sky, Mrs. Sonia Ribiat, Samuel
Ross, Fred Rowe, Shirley Simons.
Additional people will be nom-
Mated from among the dele-
gates and officers of the Young
Adult Council, as stipulated in
the Council constitution. The new
board will meet soon after the
election to choose its officers.
Four Detroit Youths
Named to Judaean
Leadership Camp
Joan Spevakow, Sue Hyams,
Daniel Judah Elazar and Car-
ml M. Slomovitz of Detroit have
been selected to be campers at
the second annual session of the
National Senior Young Judaea
camp, Tel Yehud.ah, which will
be held June 26 to July 17 at Tel
Naar Lodge in Hampstead, N. H.
Only 100 Senior Young Juda-
eans, representing all parts of
the United States, have been
chosen.
The purpose of the camp, ac-
cording to Norman Schanin, ex-
ecutive director of National
Young Judaea, is "to present,
through meaningful experience,
an understanding of contempor-
ary Jewish, life, which will pre-
dispose the campers toward giv-
ing service to the Jewish 'people
through the Young Judaea pro-
gram in their local communiti-
ties." A feature of the three-
week camp program will be spe-
cial celebrations of Young Ju-
daea's 40th anniversary which
is being observed this year by
more than 900 Young Judaea
groups throughout the United
States.
An experiment in Jewis.h. liv-
ing, Tel Yehudah seeks to de-
velop the interests of Senior
Young Judaeans along creative
Jewish lines in an atmosphere
of cultural Zionism. The daily
schedule provides for manual
.work, supervised study, organ-
ized and free play, creative Jew-
ish arts and crafts—all conduct-
ed on a democratic community
basis under the over all direction
of Schanin and his staff.
The annual meeting will hon-
or all 1949 Junior Division work-
ers in the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. Special mention will be
given to the outstanding di-
vision among the juniors.
Dancing will follow the meet-
Mg, which is open to all 1949
contributors to the Junior Di-
vision of the Campaign.
Dr. Eugene Pious, young Grand
Rapids physician who served
with the Israeli army during the
war and has recently returned
from the Jewish State, will give
an eye-witness account of Is-
All BBG Chapters
Aided at Carnival
The Karnival Kapers of '49
was the culminating activity of
the Bnai Brith Girls Council
held at the Jewish Community
Center last Sunday, announced
Mrs. Therese Schwarcz, director
of girls activities for the Bnai
Brith Youth Organization-
Phylis Levitt of Louis Mar-
shall served as carnival chair-
man, with the cooperation of
Arleen Ross, ticket chairman,
Edith Stain, contact chairman,
and Charlotte Rubin, publicity
chairman. Goldie Tukel is presi-
dent of the BBG Council.
Members of the following
chapters participated: Windsor
and Louis Marshall, refresh-
ments; Louis D. Brandeis, darts;
Lena Farber, "Hit a Miss"; De-
borah, "Shoot the Shmoo"; F. D.
Roosevelt, fortune telling; Gilda
Partrite, "Pitching Woo"; Diane
Malerman, characatures; Hen-
rietta. Szold, "How Fast Is Your
Hand"; Francis Solovich, voice
recording; David Pilnick and
Menorah, taxi dancing.
DR. EUGENE PLOUS
`AI' Athlete Wins
Post at Brandeis
Auditions Scheduled
For Youth Production
An audition for young people,
at Jean Goldkett's Fantasia,
formerly the Latin Quarter, will
be held this Sunday, to choose
participants for a musical pro-
duction to be given in July or
August at Fantasia.
The following is the audition
schedule: Tap dancers, 10 a.m.;
acrobats, 12 noon; ballet danc-
ers, 2 p.m.; singers and novelty
acts, 4 p.m.
Anne Starr of the Starr Danc-
ing School will be in charge of
this production, assisted by
Beverly Goldfine.
athletic activities at Brandeis
University, Dr. Abram L. Sachar,
president of the university, an-
nounces.
Friedman, who was an All-
American football player at the
University of Michigan and la-
ter played professional football
for the Cleveland, Detroit, Brook-
lyn and New York teams, also
has served as coach for Yale
The Detroit Zionist Youth
and the College of the City of
Commission is seeking a di-
New York.
rector to succeed Joe Yanich
He will organize and direct all
who is leaving for Israel. Ap-
athletic activities at • Brandeis,
plicants are asked to call Mrs.
the first Jewish-sponsored non-
Herman J. Cohen, 3230 Glen-
sectarian University in this
dale, TO. 8-6127.
Under the chairmanship of country.
Milton Marwil, 10 members of
Detroit chapters of Junior Ha- Latin Americans Form
dassah and Masada and of First Israel Settlement
Wayne University and the Un-
iversity of Michigan chapters of
TEL AVIV (JTA)—The first
IZAF will attend the" three settlement to be established in
Brandeis Camps this summer. Israel exclusively by immigrants
Those planning to attend are from Latin America was dedi-
Eliot Beitner, Allen Feinberg, cated in the Negev. Among the
Dorothy Berenson, Judy Hey-; settlers are descendants cf Jews
man, Bernice Fishman, Sue Las- who settled in Argentina under
Ser, Davida Robinson. Jean Jas- the auspices of the Jewish Colon-
low, Geraldine Stashefsky; and ization Association several dec-
Elsa Weiner.
ades ago.
Bnai Brith League
Baseball Standings
Branch Four Marks
Sixteenth Anniversary
At Installation June 18
.
The number of perfect rec-
ords in the Bnai Brith baseball
league was cut to two as a re-
sult of this week's games. Stand-
indgs as of June 20 are as fol-
Dinner at Huyler's June 18 lows:
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marked a dual celebration for B1 ock Lodge
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.Morgenthau Lodge
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Chapter Four, LZOA. It witness- 'Israel Lodge
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Handler Lodge
3
1
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ed its 16th birthday and the *Pisgah
Lodge
2
1
.667
Rex No. 11
3
2
.600
election and installation of the Detroit
Lodge
2
2
.500
2
3
.400
following officers and chairmen: Bra ndeis
Tikvah Lodge
1
3
.250
President, Alex Schreier; vice Frankel
1
3
.250
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4
.000
presidents, Max Krotman, Em- Marshall
Fox
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ma Schreier; program chair- Dow ntown
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man, Morris Lieberman; Hista- *—Tie game to be played at a later date.
drut, Max Krotman, Mr. Faxon;
"If a nation values anything
federated campaign, I.. Shro-
deck; Jewish National Fund, more than freedom, it will lose
Rose Chesluk; social, Helen its freedom; and if it is com-
Posner; membership, Emma fort or money that it ,values
more, it will lose that `too."—
Schreier; financial secretary and
treasurer; Lillian Davis; dues W. Somerset Maugham.
secretary, Esther Majzel; record-
ing secretary; Sylvia Weissman;
American Affairs Committee,
Louis Redstone and Edythe She-
vitz; Farband Camp, Sidney
Shevitz; library commission,
Harold Silver; telephone squad,
Marge Alper; publicity, Myra
Richardson, Leah Chafets, Lena
Trock; program • committee, N.
Weissman, L. Hoffmitz, H. Sil-
ver, S. Shevitz; representatives
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rael as he saw it at the meet-
ing of Chapter One of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, June
29, it was announced by Micki
Lancet, program chairman.
The meeting, which will be
held at the Rose Sittig Cohen
auditorium, also will feature a
program of modern dancing by
the Center Dance Group, under
the direction of Fannie Aron-
son. Musical selections will be
played by Muriel Kingston.
All young adults, 18 to 35, are
invited.
There will also be election of
officers and other business. The
Benjamin Friedman, one of Chapter One Choral Group, un-
Michigan's most famous athletes, der the direction of Lillian Tron,
has been appointed director of will present a selection of Is-
raeli songs. Refreshments will
be served, and social dancing
will follow the meeting.
BENNY FRIEDMAN
Friday, June 24, 1949
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