THE JEWISH NEWS-15

Men's Club Activities

Myron Sempliner, Anti-Defa-
mation League co-chairman of
KEIDAN LODGE OF BNAI
BRITH announces that Dr. Leo
Shapiro, na-
tional director
of the depart-
ment of educa-
tion of the
League will
speak on "The
Tools and t h e
Results of Edu-
Dr.. Shapiro cation as an
Anti-Defamation League Wea-
pon" at the Lodge's ADL meet-
ing at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, March
7, in the English room of the
Book-Cadillac Hotel. Motion
pictures. recordings and refresh-
ments will complete the pro-
gram.
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The MEN'S CLUB OF CONG.
BETH ABRAHAM will be hosts
to members' children, parents,
and their friends at a Purim
party Sunday, March 5, 2 to 5
p.m., in the social hall of the
synagogue, Linwood at Sturte-
vant. Featured will be a magic-
ian, movies, sha-lach monot ex-
change of gifts, and Purim . re-

freshments. Julius Perry and
Willie Opperer are in charge.
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IVAN S. BLOCH, Bnai Brith,
is planning a paid-up member-
ship social in April.. Louis Weber,
president, urges all members to
attend. The event will celebrate
the third anniversary of the
lodge. A new membership con-
test will be launched shortly by
Bloch lodge.
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Russell Barnes, Detroit News
foreign news analyst, will give a
review of current world events,
at a meeting of PISGAH LODGE,
at 8:30 'pm. Monday, March 6,
at the Jewish Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook. -

Friday, March 3, 1950

Chaim Graade, noted Jewish
poet who survived the Vilna
ghetto under the Nazis and now
is making his home in N e w
York, will be the guest of De-
"Help
is the main
theme
of Wanted"
Jewish Welfare
Fed- troit Jewry next week and will
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an Oneg Shabbat at the
eration Women's Division activ- address
ities this week, as Jewish wo- Labor Zionist Institute Friday,
men of Detroit mobilize their March 10, 8:30 p.m.
The Oneg is being arranged
talents and energies for the
jointly by the City Council of
1950 Allied Jewish Campaign:
There is a job waiting for Farband, Jewish Folk Schools
every woman who has time to and Sholem Aleichem Institute.
work, Mrs. Max Dushkin, chair-
man of recruiting, has empha-
Sanders Upholstering
sized—whether in the office in
c4.
promotion, or in solicitation.
We Restyle
‘:7.1
your old fur-
Any woman wishing to work
in the 1950 campaign is invited niture into
any style to
to call Miss Mindel, at division
look like new.
offices, WO. 5-3939.
We Carry

T E L AVIV—(ISI)—American
investors will open a large knit-
ting factory in Kfar Saba next
week. About $250,000 will be in-
Purim will be marked with vested.
music at the Jewish Home for
Aged when the choral group and
'49 FORD
soloists of the Music Study Club
Demonstrators—Officials' Cars
present a program for the resi-
Any Body Style—Any Color
dents, Sunday afternoon, March
5.
SAVE
The choral group will be di-
up t o
$850
rected by Dan Frohman, with
They're equipped as you like
Rose Bassin Stein as accompan-
and guaranteed for 30 days.
ist. Joseph Bregman will per-
24 MONTHS TO PAY
form on the clarinet, with Mrs.
Herman Bregman accompany-
ing. Phyllis Pulberg will dance
and sing Jewish songs.
FORD DEALER
Mrs. Bernard Lachs is chair-
14300 LIVERNOIS
A native of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. man of the program, with Mrs.
M. E. Tilley is the daughter of Harry Sott, co-chairman.
a Methodist minister, reared in a
home atmosphere of Liberalism. Levinson Accepts Post
By her own words she has
spent all of her life fighting for As Mortgage Advisor
civil rights, is an anti-Gene
Talmadge Democrat, and be- For Jewish Veterans
lieves that the lot of Southern
Benjamin Levinson, president
Negroes is improving.
of the Michigan Mortgage Corp.,
Her work; she explained, takes has accepted the post of mort-
her all over this country; through gage counselor of the Jewish
62 states in the last two years, War Veterans, department of
and to Israel last January as a Michigan.
member of the American Chris-
Philip Canto r, department
tian Palestine Committee.
commander, in making the ap-
Mrs. Tilley was in Detroit this pointment, cited Levinson for
week to address the Greater De- his service to veterans, particu-
troit Bnai Brith Women's Coun- larly with regard to mortgage
cil's second annual inter-group' counseling on GI loans. He also
brotherhood meeting at the complimented Levinson's "good
Metropolitan Methodist Church. work . . . in keeping the Cost
In a press conference, Mrs. of financing of homes for vet-
Tilley expressed herself amazed erans to a minimum."
at the great strides Israel has
A certificate of appointment
made in only one year of state- as mortgage counselor was pre-
hood. During her ten-day stay sented to Levinson.
in Israel, she was impressed with
the friendliness- of J e w i s h-
Christian-Palestine Arab rela-
AT LAST
tions and the reclamation of the
land.
in
"The words minority and
desert are just out of their vo-
Detroit and Michigan
cabulary," she said of the Is-
raeli's.
THE WINE
Aside from her informal tour-
ing of the country on the lec-
YOU HAVE
ture platform, Mrs. Tilley is ac-
tive in Southern women's clubs
BEEN WAITING FOR
and Church societies, is on the
national Commission of Chil-
dren and Youth and the Nation-
al Housing Committee.

Gold Star Parents
Elect New Officers

At a meeting Feb. 19, 4'Detroit
Gold Star Parents group, Jewish
War Veterans affiliate, elected
the following officers: President,
Meyer Silverman, vice president,
Samuel J. Lieberman, secretary-
treasurer, Leo Grossman, health
and welfare, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Iden. Board of directors, Jack
Geller, chairman, Philip Cantor,
Rose Cantor, Samuel Boim, Sam
Eserow, Joseph Newmark, Mary
Canner, Louis Levine, and Isa-
dore Leibowitz.
The Gold Star Parents have
undertaken to furnish and equip
the Memorial Room and Lounge
of the JWV Memorial Home in
honor of their sons who gave
their lives for this country. To
raise funds for this project they
will hold a. Nite of Games at the
Memorial Home, Sunday, April

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They are also active in the
"Buy-a-Brick" campaign to be
launched by the JWV to raise
funds to pay outstanding obli-
gations for the home. Checks
and contributions should be
mailed to the Memorial Home,
4095 West Davison.

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$240 Million Invested
In Israel Capital Goods

JwF Women Mobilize
Talents and Energies for
Allied Jewish Campaign.

Music Study Club Helps
Aged Observe Purim

Mrs. M. E. Tilley,
Civil Rights Ally,
Speaks in Detroit

Poet Chaim Graade
To Speak March 10

NEW YORK—Exclusive of mili-
tary° expenditures, a total of
$240,800,000 — an amount equal
to 40' of the country's national
income—was invested in capi-
tal goods in Israel during 1949.

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