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This Week's Radio Programs
Of Jewish Interest

. CHURCH OF THE Alft
Time: 10:30 a.m. Sunda y,
July 31.
Station: WJR.
Feature: Rabbi Max J. Rout-
tenberg, executive vice president
of the Rabbinical Assembly of
America, will be guest speaker,
preaching on "The Most Power-
ful Weapon in the World." Can-
tor Edgar Mills of Temple Oheb
Shalom, Newark, N. J., will be
soloist, offering examples tlof
traditional Hebrew liturgical
-music.
* *. *
JEWISH COMMUNITY
COUNCIL HOUR,
Time: 11 a.m. Sunday, July 31.
Station: WDET:
:Feature: Representatives of
--the Landsmanschaf ten organi-
zations of Detroit, members of
the '-Community Council, . will
speak on the history and ac-
tivities of these groups. Yiddish.
Hebrew, and Palestinian music
Will be played.
* * *
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 12:30 p. in. Sunday. July
31, station WTCB, Flint; 8 a.M.
°+1440 Sunday, Aug. 7, station. WWJ
(transcribed.)
Fineman,
Feature : Irving
novelist and educator, will be
guest panelist in a discussion on
Chapter 19 of the Book of Leviti-
cus, the Code of Holiness, part
of a series on "The Words We
Live By."

BBC Plans Hebrew
Broadcasts to Israel

LONDON (JTA)—The British
Broadcasting Corporation will
start a full service hi Hebrew
beamed to Israel.
The Foreign Office believes
that the program should be used
to counter anti-British propa-
ganda by the Israeli wireless and
the kind of political warfare
that was customary during the
Mandatory regime.
But the present intention is
to conduct a sympathetic, rig-
idly objective news service,
mainly about Britain and Bri-
tish interests in the Middle East.
This will be supplemented by
cultural features. The authori-
ties responsible for the new ser-
vice insist that they want to
build up goodwill and mutual
understanding without interfer-
ing or unduly meddling in poli-
tics.

June 28—To Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Citron (Esther Lifshitz)
a son. Robert Paul.
* * *
June 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Levine (Ruthe Schef man)
of 19365 Lauder, a daughter, Lisa
Gail.
* * *
July 6—To Dr. and •VIrs.
Mandell Lansky (Lillian Ilene
Feuerman), a daughter; Barbara
Merrill.
* * *
July 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Moroi (Helen Richardson)
of 1727 Elsmere, a son, Richard
Alan.
* * *
July 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel E. Einstein (Caroline
Greenbaum) of 3135 Oakman
Blvd., a' son, Kenneth OWen.
To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Faige.n-
baurn (Anita Litvin ),- a daugh-
ter, Shelley Sue.

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CORNFIELD FAMILY CLUB
held its third annual picnic
July 17, at Plymouth Park.
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Radio and electrical equip-
ment totaling $6,200.00 was do-
nated to the AMERICAN TRADE
UNION COUNCIL by Local 430,
United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers' Union (CIO),
to outfit a Histadrut radio and
technical school in Israel.
* * *
Father Nicholas H. Wegner, di-
rector of BOYS TOWN, Nebraska,
has issued a warning against
unauthorized book and maga-
zine solicitors seeking subscrip-
tions in the name of Boys Town.
The institution has made no ar-
rangements for such sales, and
any solicitor who claims to rep-
resent Boys Town is using that
RAYMOND MASSEY, stage,
name for his own purposes, the
screen and radio star, featured statement said.

in the second of the Eternal
Light's summer series, "The
Words We Live By," is shown
above with members of the
program's panel and produc-
tion staff. Left to right: MAS-
SEY; MILTON E. KRENTS,
Eternal Light producer, and
MARIE SYRKIN, noted author
and lecturer.
The Eternal Light, heard
each Sunday over the NBC
network, is prepared under
the auspices of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of Amer-
ica.

JWV Reports:

Madison, Cantor
To Attend Parley

By PAUL KIRSCH

The Department of Michigan
announces that Harry T. Madi-
son, National Executive Commit-
teeman for the fifth region, and
State Department Commander
Philip Cantor will a t t e n d a
meeting of the National Execu-
tive Committee in New York.
The national convention com-
mittee also will meet to plan
the annual. convention to be
held Oct. 19 to 23 at Miami
Beach. Cantor has appointed
Sam Jacoby and Herman Troy
department transportation
chairmen to arrange for the de-
tails of the convention trip for
Michigan 'delegates.
• * *
A moonlight excursion to Bob-
Lo park has been planned by
the Department of Michigan for
Aug. 30. Tickets may be obtain-
ed by calling the department
office, WO. 1-3089.
• * *
Morton Silverman Post re-
ports that Bernie Hersch, post
quartermaster, has resigned in
order to devote his full time to
the position of state department
quartermaster.
* * *
Robert Ralph Rafelson post
is planning a fall hospital party
at which several television sets
will be presented to the vets. The
post will sponsor games for the
vets and will serve refreshments.
* * *
Raymond Bloch Post has be-
gun an intra-post tennis tour-
nament. The winners will chal-
lenge the top tennis players of
other posts.

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Ginsberg-Rosenberg Post pre-
sented several radio sets to vet-
erans at Northville Sanatorium.
Ben Desenberg, post commander
and deputy national service of-
ficer, has recently placed many
Detroit veterans in jobs. The
ladies auxiliary Of 513 reports
success of their recent outing at
Lola Valley.'
* * *
Ladies Auxiliary 135 enter-
tained inmates of the Marine
Hospital at a games: party July
18. Each patient was presented
with cigarettes, handkerchiefs,
socks, portfolios, harmonicas,
and Eversharp pencils. Four
deck chairs with footrests and a
radio for the lounge room was
also given to the hospital.

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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Hattie
Morris wishes to thank relatives
and friends for the many kind-
nesses shown them in their re-
cent bereavement,

10—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 29, 1949

Brevities

Cinema Theatre is presenting
the Detroit premiere of Willy
Forst's glittering musical film
extravaganza, "OPERETTA," a
cavalcade of the Viennese op-
eretta during its floresCence un-
der Johann Strauss. von Suppe,
Karl Millocker and other cele-
brated masters of the waltz.
* *
BNAI BRITH EAST SIDE
LODGE and • omen's Chapter
will sponsor a picnic for its
members and friends Sunday,
August 21, at Kensington Park.
There will be games and prizes
for adults and children. For fur-
ther information, call Bernard
Shiller, WA. 2-8556.

Jewish Center
Activities

JWV Seeks Funds
For Memorial Home,
To Be First in Country

Detroit's Jewish War Vet-
eran's Memorial Home, funds
for which are now being solicit-
ed, will be the first such struc-
ture in this country, JWV cam-
paign leaders declared this week.
The Detroit JWV is the first
to consecrate. a building to the
memory of the community's
Jewish war dead. First planned
in August, 1944, with the organ-
ization of the JWV Memorial
Home Association, the idea took
form . -With the purchase of a
tract of land on Davison, bet-
ween Petoskey and Holniur.
Further arrangements, made
with the Jewish Community
Center, provided for construc-
tion of the home in conjunc-
tion with the Dexter Branch
of the Center, now in the pro-
cess of building at the same site.
Goal of'the summer fund drive
for the JWV home is $105,000.

(The Jewish Community Cen4er,
8904 Woodward. is a
Red Feather Agency.)

Openings are available for
CHELSEA, the mothers'
and children's camp sponsored
by the Jewish Community Cen-
ter.
Campers enjoy the excellent
cooking of Mrs. Mildred Lefko-
witz, well-known Detroit cater-
er, and take part in programs
and parties developed by Mrs.
Judith Laiken and her commit-
tees. Five counsellors are in
charge of the children's activi-
ties.
Contact Mrs. Rose Stocker,
MA. 8400. Monday through Fri-
day, for registration appoint-
ments.

CAMP

`New Israel: Pride,
Hope, Troubles'—Life

The United Hebrew

Life Magazine for July 18
Schools of Detroit
carried an illuminating article
Gratefully Acknowledge
on "The New ISrael: At the age
the Receipt of
of One, It Has Pride, Hope and
Troubles." The interesting pho- one scholarship annually from
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bernstein.
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The article states: "The mili-
tary prowess of these 'natives'
Torahs from Europe
has blasted the anti-Semitic
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