JWV . - YETZ-COHEN LADIES AUX- ILIARY will meet Monday, Feb. •. 20, 8:30 p.m., at the- home of Ida Greenberg, 2519 Taylor. All members and prospective mem- bers are invited to. attend. * * * Gold Star mother Florence • Kogan has given another $100 • contribution toward the Memor- ial Home, in memory of her two sons, Charles and Aaron. A room in the newly-constructed home has been named in honor of the boys. A membership tea, • planned by the Charles and Aaron Ko- gan Auxiliary , is scheduled fdr 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22, at the home of Berte Troy, 1704 Glynn Ct. Louba Lupiloff,, past department president, will be guest speaker. All prospective members are invited. *•* * LT. • RAYMOND ZUSSMANN AUXILIARY elected the follow- ing officers Monday, Jan. 30: Harriet Mellin, president, Esth- er Graff, Bernice .; Ross, vice- presidents; Pailline Weintraub, treasurer; Fran' Chaiken, guard; Dorothy Zussman,. . chaplain; Mildred Lewis, Eleanor Silk, Trudy Bale. trustees. A meeting will be held at the home of Min Levitt. 20100 \ SorrentO, Monday, Feb. 20. Installation of offi- cers for the post and auxiliary will take place at a. banquet at 7 p.m. Sunday, March 19, at Club Eagle, 8 Mile Rd. at Grati- ot. For information call Bud No- lisp. TO. 5-0134. DETROIT POST, • JWV, an; nounces the - appointment of Arthur Lang and David Wrubel to its publicity. committee. * * *. GINSBURG - ROSENB E R G POST invites the public to a" showing of the film "Neurenberg Trials," on Monday and Tuesday . evenings, Feb. 20 and 21, at 8:30 at the War Veterans' Memorial Home. There will be a small admission charge. - * * * PFC. JOSEPH L. BALE AUX- ILIARY will meet at the Jewish War Veterans Memorial Home, Thursday evening, Feb. 23, to sew' cancer pads. A• short busi- ness meeting will be held at which second nominations will be in order. Torn sheeting or odd pieces of white material for. the cancer work may be left at the new Memorial Home or will be picked up , by -calling VE. 8,5702. * * * LT. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY will present a flag to the Brady School during Brotherhood Week. Ida Schultz was elected chair- man of the Red Cross Blood. Bank. The auxiliary -pledged $150 to Wards furnishings for a room at the Memorial Home in honor of Allen Cantor. The next meeting ). will be held at the Memorial Home, 4095 W. Davison, Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 8 p.m. Matzoh from Canada To Be Shipped Abroad • • • Barn Dance Chairman Bnei Brak Settlement Becomes Municipal ity 14—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 17, 1950 JWV Military Bali . At Masonic Saturday Detroiters at Technion The Jewish War Veterans Me- morial Home and the three hundred men of the Jewish faith from the State of Michi- gan who gave their lives for our country in World War II are to be honored at the Seventh An- nual Jewish War Veterans Mili- tary Ball Saturday evening, Feb. 18, at Masonic Temple. Paul Leach and his Orchestra will provide music. Tickets may be purchased from members of the JWV, the Ladies Auxiliary or at the door. Enlist Local Support For Chicago School MRS. MICHAEL WILSON Dr. John J. Sheinin, dean ,of the Chicago Medical School, was elected president of the school, according to - an announcement by Lester N. Selig, chairman of the board of. trustees. , Late in September important leaders in civic and community life in 'Detroit met to formulate a program of local support for the school. Dr. Harry C. Saltz- stein took the lead in enlisting community interest. Sponsors for the meeting were Sidney Allen, Irwin L. Cohn, I. D. Davidson, . and Max Osnos. Dr. Daniel E. Cohn was named head of a physician's commit- tee, and David Katz head of a lay committee to further inter- est in the Detroit area. Others actively interested are William Sucher and 'Dr. Hugo A. Freund. is chairman of the barn dance being given by Hanita Chap- ter of Pioneer Women at 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 14; at Gra :- mer's Barn, 11 Mil .e and Ink- ster Rds. A program of en- tertainment is planned. Pro- go to the • Child Rescue Fund. For tickets or additional information, call Mrs.. Wilson at UN. 2-4715. ceeds will Explorer Unit Prepared Library Scout Exhibit Members of Explorer Post 369 of the Boy Scouts were the ori- ginators of the ScOuting display which was exhibited at the Park- man Branch of the Detroit Pub- lic Library, on Oakman Blvd. Feb. 6 to 13. -- The Scouts, age - 14 . and over, filled the showcase and alcove in the children's room of the library with examples of camp- ing and hobby materials. The exhibit is an annual feature of the Post's program, marking national Boy Scout Week. Explorer Post 369 is sponsored by the Jewish Community Center and is advised by Abraham Schwartz. , JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The 'Is- rael Ministry of Interior signed an ordinance granting the set- tlement of Bnei Brak, located near Jaffa, the status of a mu- CHICAGO, (JTA) — Detroiters nicipality. A total of 12,937 im- Leon - Kay and Benjamin Wilk migrants entered Israel during were among the delegates from the month of January. 23 American and Canadian cities who attended a two-day conference of the -American Deadline for regular edi- Technion Society here, review- tions of The Jewish News are ing the opportunities existing in as follows: 12 noon on the Monday preceding publica- Israel for American business- men. 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