Young
Ad ult Community
Masada Presents
UN Press Officer
Marshall Shulman
Marshall Shulman, press offi-
cer of the United States dele-
gation to the United Nations,
will be the featured speaker at
the Sunday, Jan. 15, meeting of
MARSHALL SHULMAN
Masada in the Shaarey Zedek
social hall at 2:30 p.m. His topic
will' be "Report from Lake Suc-
cess."
His discussion of the general
framework of the United Nations
will place specific emphasis on
the current Israel problem and
on the intrigues involving the
UN and the Jerusalem question.
A native Detroiter and a grad-
uate of the University of Mich-.
igan, Shulman is a former mem-
ber of the staff of the Detroit
News. During the war, he head-
ed the psychological warfare di-
vision of the OWI in Burma. Fol-
lowing the surrender of Japan,
he went to Manila with the War
Crimes Commission.
Upon his discharge from the
Army, Captain Shulman attend-
ed Columbia University where
he received his certificate from
the Russian Institute.
The - meeting will be open to
the public. Masada members will
be admitted without charge.
Gerald Dashkin,
Fellow Habonim,
Leave for Israel
Gerald Dashkin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Dashkin, is sail-
ing soon for Israel on the Ile de
France, with a group of fellow
Chalutzim, all members of Hab-
onim's Garin* Bet.
In Israel, Gerald will reside at
Kvutza Geva, in the Eastern
Emek, where his group will be
trained for agricultural settle
ment. Gerald has worked with
the Jewish Agency and received
scientific agricultural training
at Hechalutz farms located in
Creamridge, N. J., and Colton,
Calif.
Open house will be held in his
honor for friends and well-wish-
ers at the family residence,- 2692
Hazelwood, from 2 to 6 p.m.,
Sunday, Jan. 15.
Shaarey Zedek Alumni
Sponsor Youth Forums
On Current Problems
Rebecca Gratz Auxiliary of
Bnai 13rith Young Women will
hold its fund-raising affair for
the year at the Jewish Com-
munty Center at 9 p.m. Sunday,
Jan. 15.
The affair has been named a
"N i t e of Enchantment." In
cabaret style it will feature
dance music by Dick Stein and
orchestra, refreshments and
entertainment.
Bernice Rich, ticket chairman,
announces that reservatioxv
may be made with her at TY:'
6-8972.
CARD OF THANKS
The parents of the late Judith
Felsot wish to thank all their
friends and relatives for the
kindness shown them in their
recent bereavement.
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
Education Day will be held
Tuesday, Jan. 10, at the Jewish
Community Center.
"Let Freedom Sing" will be the
day's motif, with Mrs. Morris
Adler as leader.
The first session will begin at
10 a.m. when Mrs. Adler will
conduct the session on the sub-
ject: "The 1949 Jewish Litera-
ture Review". She will discuss
books from Biblical through
modern times.
Jason Tickton, professor of mu-
sic at Wayne University Music
Department, director of music
and organist at Temple Beth El,
will conduct the --
se cond session
on the subject
"Liturgical Mu-
sic and Folk
Songs in Israel".•
His talk will be
illustrated by
the songs of
Margit Kormen-
dy, well-known'
Detroit contral-,
to. M. Hormendy
The third session :will feature
a movie—"Travelogue of Israel."
This was taken by, and will be
discussed by Rhea Cashman, a
member of Hadassah's Tour
Committee.
A box lunch will be served in
Clubwoman Speaks
To Career Group
Mrs. Zaio Woodford Schroe-
Cong. Shaarey Zedek's alumni
association has arranged a der, prominent attorney and
series of youth forums to be clubwoman, will address t h e
held Sunday afternoons at the Career group of the National
synagogue. The forums are on Council at Jew-
subjects vital to Jewish youth ish Women, at
and will present speakers who 8:30 p.m., Tues-
are prominent in various fields. day, Jan. 10, in.,
The first forum will be held Butzel Hall,
at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, on J e wish Center.
the subject "A .Glance at the H e r topic will
Problem of Careers for Jewish be "Mental Hy-
Youth in America." The speak- giene."
er will be Albert Cohen, director
Mrs. Schroe-
of the Detroit Jewish Vocation- der is a past Mrs. Schroeder
al Guidance. On Sunday, Feb. president of the Detroit Fed-
19, at 2:30 p.m., George A. eration of Women's Clubs. She
Schermer, executive • director,' has been active in Federation
Mayors Inter-racial Committee and community projects, includ-
will.. speak on "A Glance at the ing the National Women Law-
State of Brotherhood in Amer- =yers' Association of Michigan.
ica."
The public is invited to at-
Subsequent forum subjects tend.' Plans for the January
are: "A Birds-Eye View of the coed affair to be given by the
Detroit Jewish C o m m u n i t y" Career group will be discussed
with Boris Joffe, director Jew- at this meeting.
ish Community Council of De-
troit, in March; "A Glance at
the Modern American Syna- CC Delegates' Assembly
gogue" with Rabbi Benjamin
H. Gorrelick in • April; "The To Meet on Jan. 26
New State of Israel and Amer-
ican Jewish Youth" with Rabbi
Community Council delegates
Morris Adler in May.
and officers of affiliated organ-
Each forum will feature ap- izationS -were notified this week
propriate films, • group discus- that the next Council delegates'
sion, and sociability. Jewish assembly will be held Thursday,
youth in the community is in- Jan. 26, at 8:30 p.m., at the Jew-
vited to attend.
ish Community Center.
There will be reports and dis-
Max Osnos to Address cussions of activities in which
the Council and its standing
Temple Israel Youth
committees have been involved.
Max Osnos, active com- These include the problem of
munity leader, w ill address a n t i-Semitic discrimination by
Temple Israel Youth at a meet- Michigan resort owners, and
ing at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan:-)8, at action taken in the entire area
the home of Jack Oppenheim, of civil rights.
3765 Pasadena.
The civil rights campaign will
Following his talk, there will be highlighted this month by a
be a social hour. All young nation-wide rally to be held in
Washington. On the agenda for
people are invited.
the delegates' assembly will be
an election to fill one vacancy
Harry Pernick Heads
on the Council's executive com-
mittee. A special nominating
Pharmaceutical Group
committee will offer its choice
Harry Pernick w a s elected and further nominations may be
president of the Auesculapian made from the floor.
Pharmaceutical Association at
its December election meeting.
Other offiCers are Al Roggin, Who Will be the
vice president; Michael Wainer,
secretary, and Henry Coheii,
SHERUTH DONOR
treasurer.
DUCHESS
The executive committee in-
cludes Harry Berlin, Al Brooks,
David Bez, Hyman Margolis, Al
Boesky, Minetta Morger and Al
Tues., Jan. 17, 1950
Weingarden.
Installation of officers will
Masonic Temple
take place Monday evening,
For Reservations:
Jan. 30 at a dinner-dance at
Mrs, Arnold Monash
the Book Cadillac Hotel. Hy
Margolis, TR. 2-9390, is_ taking
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reservations.
the Center auditorium at 12
noon.
In the afternoon Dan Froh-
man and his Music Study Club
choral group will give a group of
Israeli songs. Albert Elazar, as-
United Hebrew. Schools, will be
the guest .speaker. His subject
will be "Towards a New Pattern
in Middle East."
Mrs. Charles Briskman and
Mrs. Sidney Winer, co-chairmen,
aided by Mrs. David Flayer, Mrs.
Albert A. Elazar, and Mrs. Sid-
ney Barnett, are in charge of
the arrangements.
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