THE JEWISH NEWS-15 Friday, January 13, 1950 Marshall Shulman To Address Masada At Shaarey Zedek "A report from Lake Success" is the topic to be discussed by Mar- shall' Shulman, press officer to the United States delegation at the United Nations, at the Mas- ada meeting at 2:30 p.m. Sun- day, Jan. 15, in the Shaarey Zed- ek social hall. A native Detroiter; Shulman is a graduate of the University of Michigan and of the Russian In- stitute at Columbia University, and a former staff member of the Detroit News. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Shulman. A band will play music for dancing, following the formal portion of the meeting. Refresh- ments will be served. There will be a nominal charge for nttn- members. Masada members will be admitted free. Young adults between 18 and 30 are invited to join Masada. For information call Ted Mandell, president TY. 7-4712. Jr. Hadassah Delays Starting Clock; Radio Quizdown Scheduled Anxious to give Detroiters the opportunity of participating in its fund-raising project, Jr. Hadassah will postpone starting of its eight-day clock, located in Nate's Delicatessen. Proceeds' will be used in sup- port of the \ Children's Village in Israel, Meier Shefeyah; Par- dess Anna, ,an organge grove; and the Henrietta Szold School of Nursing. At 2 p.m. this Sunday, Jan. 15, Jr. Hadassah will present a radio quizdown at Halevy Hall, Linwood and Oakman. Ann Ze- lonka, program chairman, an- nounces that quizmasters are to be Annette Gold, Sybil Cutler, Phyllis Ashman, Rose Litinsky and - Ann Stoller. Singing and dancing will follow. Malamud Couple Leaving for .Israel Hechalutz too Sponsor Series of Meetings Beginning on Tuesday Rebecca Gratz Group Plans Annual Affair Chapter I, ZiOnist Organiza- tion of Detroit, will present Cantor Hyman J. Adler, of Cong. Bnai David, at its open meeting at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 25, at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., in a program of Israel and Jewish songs. Cantor Adler will be accompanied by Mrs. Bella Goldberg. Community singing will be led by the Cantor. Rebecca Gratz Auxiliary, Bnai Brith Young Women, holds its annual fund raising affair, "Night of Enchantment," in the auditorium of the Jewish Com- munity Center at 9 p.m., Sun- day, Jan. 15. Florence Graff, fund-raising chairman, and ticket chairman Bernice Rich, announce that en- tertainment and dancing will be sparked by tilt music of Dick Stein and his orchestra. . Jerry and Shirley Malamud, son and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malamud of 4092 Sturtevant, are leaving for Israel from New York on Jan. 23. The young couple is going to Israel with Habonim's Garin Bet group. In Israel they will under- go Hachshara training at Geva, after which the group will form its own kibutz. Friends and well-wishers are invited to attend a farewell re- ception in their honor at their parents' home, 4092 Sturtevant, between 2 and 7 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 15. '50 Youth Week Set For March 24 to 31 The third annual Jewish Youth Week, held under the auspices of the National Jewish Youth Con- ference, will be observed nation- ally March 24 to 31, it was an- nounced by Arnulf Pins, confer- ence chairman at the close of the quarterly meeting of the confernce executive committee held here. "Working Together — Jewish Youth Build" was selected as the theme for 1950's Jewish Youth Week. The first of a series of inform- ative meetings and socials of the revitalized Detroit branch of Hechalutz will take place at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the Labor Zionist Institute, 13722 Linwood. Shaul Weinberg, national di- rector of Hechalutz, will attend and discuss the problems of the local group. He is currently touring the country, working out problems of Hechalutz branches in preparation for the pioneer movement's convention in New York next month. The Vaad Hechalutz is spon- soring the affair, which is open to all Jewish youth. For infurm- ation call at the office, 11816 Dexter, or phone TO. 8-7384. Sam Meltzer Bernie Rubiner Seymoure Zegman Want YOU to see the beautiful new 1950 DE SOTO JVS Chief to Speak At Career Program Shaarey Zedek Alumni. Associ- ation has complete plans f2r a youth . forum, to be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, at the synagogue. The theme, "A Glance at the Problems of Careers for Jewish Youth in America," will be con- sidered by Albert. Cohen, direc- Bnai Moghe YPC Installs tor of the Detroit Jewish Voca- tional Service. The Forum also Its Officers for 1950 will feature a film on the sub- ject of vocational and profes- Young People's Club of Cong. sional prospects for Jewish Bnai Moshe will install its new youth. Jewish youth in the com- officers at 8:30 p.m. Monday, munity are invited. Jan. 16, in •the Harry Rosman hall of the congregation. Prescriptions and Repairs Called for and Delivered Officers for 1950 are: Stanley For Service at All Times Riegler, president, Harold Mark- Phone: WEbster 3-3332, zon and Marilynn Budd, vice- EDWARD PEVOS presidents; Gerald Licht, treas- . Optician urer; Eleanore Spinner, secre- Oculist Prescriptions Exclusively tary. Sun Glasses, Safety Lenses, Modern Frames A social with a motion picture 3216 EWALD CIRCLE At Buena Vista and refreshments will follow the • DETROIT 4, MICHIGAN installation. and the 1950 "AMERICAN BEAUTY" PLYMOUTH Come In and See Them at LOUIS ROSE CO. 5454 CASS Near Ferry See these beautiful cars! Drive them! Compare them! FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN , "THE MAN WHO KNOWS- SEES LOUIS ROSE" SHOW ROOM OPEN TILL 9 YPCers Announce Social Meet Jan. 24; Plan Club Northwest The Young Peoples Club of the Northwest Cong. meets at the Synagogue at 8:30 p.m., Tues- day, Jan. 24. Anyone aged 18 to 30 is invited. Dancing and refreshments will follow the business meeting. At 9 p.m. Sunday, Jan.'29, the YPC holds its annual "Club Northwest." Dancing to the music of Johnny Titus and his band, a floor show including Milt Berg, Barbara Ann Lover, and many other acts will be fea- tured. Tickets are being sold by, members of the club or they may be bought at the door. The dance is open to young and old. Come stag or drag. For infor- mation call Dorothy Heitman, TO. 7-2341 or George Karbel- nick, TO. 9-3864. • Chapter I, ZOD, Hosts Cantor Hyman Adler "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD • SAVINGS INSTITUTION" CURRENT RATE American Savings AND • MAIN OFFICE • • • DEXTER BLVD. AT CORTLAND TO. 9-6611 • • • BRANCH OFFICE • • • W. 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