Dental Auxiliary Has Fashion Show

MESDAMES DAVID
FREEDMAN, DAVID SIL-
VER AND JOSEPH DAV-
IS, (left to right) when
this picture was taken,
were selecting fashions
to be presented to the De-
troit Womn of Alpha
Omega dental fraternity on
Tuesday, May 2, at their
annual fund - raising
luncheon at Knollwood
Country Club. Mrs.
Freedman and Mrs. Silver
assist Mrs. Davis, who is
chairman of the event.
The fashion show will be
sponsored by Nat Greene.

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Mrs. Hy :toss, chairman of the
SHERUTH LEAGUE bowling
team, announced that there will
be a banquet in the middle of
May to climax the season. Mrs.
Robert Heydt is taking 'reserva-
tions for the installation lunch-
eon to he held June 6 at Devon
Gables.
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RADOMER LADIES AUXIL-
IARY will hold a mothers' and
daughters' . banquet at 6:30 p.m.
May 16, at Lacher's on Dexter.
Music and entertainment by
Mickey and Sammy Woolf will
be featured. Mrs. Joseph Wisot-
sky will be toastmistress. For
reservations, call Mrs. Benjamin
Wisotzky, WE. 5-7711.

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Young Pianist Stars
At Meeting of NOW

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At a meeting at the home of
Rose Myers, CLUB 25 made plans
for the forthcoming social. For
further information, call TY.
7-6050. Hostess at the next meet-
ing will be Edith Oosterveen.
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PASADENA STUDY CLUB
members are having a get-
together with their mothers at
the Davison Center Monday,
May 1. The movie "The Singing
Blacksmith" will be followed by
refreshments. Sadie Sherman
and Ernestine Medow are co-
chairmen.
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At a recent meeting of IN-
FANTS SERVICE GROUP, Ru-
dolf Leitman, representing the
Celebral Palsy Society of Michi-
gan, spoke. At the conclusion of
his talk, it was Voted to contrib-
ute $500 to Celebral Palsy, Inc.,
and 500 to the Detroit Ortho-
pedic Clinic. Mrs. David
Mattes was appointed to the
board of directors of the Celebral
Palsy Society. The Infant's Ser-
vice Group's annual husband
and wife dinner dance will be
held Suaday, April 30, at the
Lee Plaza Hotel. Mrs. Sam
Rosenberg and Mrs. Alfred Ack-
erman are co-chairmen.
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DONALD FOX CHAPTER,
BNAI BRITH, will hold its final
charter membership drive social
at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, May
3, at Jericho Temple, 11331 Lin-
wood. An evening of games, en-
tertainment, refreshments is
planned by Mrs. Ruth Lieber-
man, temporary chairman. The
public is invited. For informa-
tion call Mrs. Frances Katz,
social chairman, TO. 9-0245.
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ALPHA OMEGA AUXILIARY
will install the following officers
at its 10th annual Mother's Day
dinner on May 10: Mesdames
Marry Morton, president; Har-
old Podolsky, Barney Yagoda,
vice persidents; Manuel Katz-
man, Harry Lazarus, secretaries;
Nathan Moiseev, treasurer; Har-
old Baron, bellarum. Mesdames
Burton Platt, M. Gold and Sy
Neuman are members of the ad-
visory council.
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EVA PRENZLAUER MATERN-
ITY AID will meet at the home
of Mrs. Sidney Cohen, 19162
Greenlawn, at 1 p.m. Wednesday,
May 3. Nominations for new of-
ficers will be made. Installation
will take place May 16 at the
Belcrest.
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Bnai Brith BUSINESS A N D
PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER plan
a mothers and daughters ban-
quet at Bel-Aire at 6:30 p.m.
Monday,' May 15. A program of
entertainment will be featured.
For reservations call arrange-
mentes chairman Frances Silver,
TO. 5-5059.

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 28, 1950

Rabbi Jacob E. Segal address-
ed the UNIVERSITY AREA
WOMEN'S CLUB on "The Life
of Einstein" Wednesday evening,
April 26, at the home of Mrs.
Adolph Winkler, 18019 Kentucky.
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DETROIT WOMEN'S SERVICE
CLUB has completed plans for
their fifth annual mother and
daughter banquet at Zack's on
Thursday, May 11. Co-chairmen
for the affair are Mollie Riche-
lew and Edythe Davis.
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LADIES OF MOSAIC are spon-
soring a barn dance Sunday,
May 7, at Van's Barn. Guests
are welcome. For information,
call Dora Sparr, 'TY. 5-0902, or,
Esther Silver, UN. 3-1592.
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SAAD CLUB held a member-
ship tea April 26 at the home of
Mrs. Norman Freilich, 4211
Sturtevant.
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BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
will meet Monday evening, May
1, at the synagogue social hall.
An election rally will take place.
Members are invited to present
their choice of candidate to the
nominating committee.
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NORTH WOODWARD
BRANCH, JEWISH EUROPEAN
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
hold a shower for orphans at
12 noon Wednesday, May 3, at
Zack's. Proceeds will be used to
aid orphans in Israel. Mrs. Anna
Goldberg is chairman. For tick-
ets call TO. 5-2440.
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BETH ABRAHAM SISTER-
HOOD will meet at 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 2, at the syna-
gogue social hall. The program
will feature a book review.
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CARMEL SISTERHOOD will
hold a games party at the Car-
mel Hebrew School and Cong.,
17556 Wyoming, at 8 p.m.
Wednesday, May 24. Proceeds
will go to charity.
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Members of RABBI MANDEL
M. ZAGER CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith, who participated in the
"Membership Drive" and the
"MemberShip Retention Drive,"
will be entertained at luncheon
on Saturday, April 29, by Mrs.
Jack Klein and Mrs. Ettie Meltz-
er, at the home of Mrs. Klein,
18295 Santa Barbara Dr.
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Mrs. George Koven is in charge
of the souvenir booklet honoring
birthdays, simchas and memori-
als of members of the WOM-
EN'S. AUXILIARY, JEWISH
HOME FOR AGED to be pre-
sented at their 25th anniversary
luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Monday,
May ,15, at Masonic Temple. To
get your names in, call TO.
8-1696. For tickets, call UN.
3-0943, UN. 2-6753 or, TO. 5-2238.
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EQUALITY CLUB will heet at
the home of Louba Lupiloff to
discuss plans for a charity party
to be held Sunday evening, May
7, at the JWV Memorial Home.
Plans will also be made for a
mothers' and daughters' dinner
at the Northwood Inn Wednes-
day evening, May 17.
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NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
met at the Jewish Community
Center, Monday April 24, follow-
ing dessert luncheon. Rabbi Leon
Frain was guest speaker and re-
viewed "Mary" by Sholem Asch.
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The LADIES AUXILIARY of
CONG. SHAAR HASHOMAYIM
will hold a games party in the
synagogue social hall, Midland
at 1VIuirland, May 7.

Phyllis Pullberg, 12-year-old
dancer, actress and concert pi-
anist, will be the soloist at the
annual May luncheon meeting
of the Detroit Section, National
Council of Jewish Women, at
12:30 p.m. Monday, May 1, at the
Rackham Memorial Building,
Woodward at Putnam.
Phyllis received city-wide ac-
claim in the junior division of
,„the Chopin con-
Aest, sponsored
,?by the Musici-
ans League of
this city. The
daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Henry
Pullberg, she is
a pupil of Betty
Kowalsky, u n-
der the super-
vision of Julius
Mrs. Daniels Chaj es.
Announcement of new officers
and board members will be
made at this meeting, as well as
the president's annual report.
Mrs. Ralph Levy, TO. 8-4590,
and Mrs. Morris Posner, TO.
8-6893, co-chairmen of arrange-
ments, are taking reservations.
Mrs. Herbert Smith, chairman
of the hostesses committee, has
announced that in addition to
officers and board members, the
following will assist at the
luncheor : Mesdames Samuel
Aarons, Seymour Frank, Jerome
Hauser; Herman Holinstat, Har-
ry Jacobson, David Kaatz, Ben-
jamin Lambert, Charles Lapies,
Royal Oppenheim, Meyer Rosen-
baum and Harry Singer and Miss
Setta Robinson.
Arrangements for the after-
noon have been made by Mrs.
William Isenberg, chairman of
the program committee, and her
assistants. Mrs. Lewis B. Dan-
iels, president of the Detroit
Section will preside.

Tide of Toys Cargo
Bound for Israel

Heirless Art Property
Given Jewish Society

NEW YORK—Thirty tons of
toys for immigrant children of
Israel left Philadelphia aboard
the S.S. Akko, newest addition
to Israel's Merchant Marine, ac-
cording to the Jewish Agency for
Palestine.
The shipment is the last of a
series collected from the chil-
dren of the United States
through the American Legion's
"Tide of Toys" drive. Nearly 3,-
000,000 toys have already been
distributed among the children
of Europe.

NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Jew-
ish Restitution Successor Organ-
ization announced that a num-
ber of paintings, drawings, and
prints whose owners either died
heirless or are untraceable have
been turned over to it by the oc-
cupation authorities in the U.S.
Zone of Germany.
The objects are now in t h e
United States; a number. of them
will be sent to Israel in the near
future, and the remainder will be
stored at the Jewish Museum.

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On UN Genocide Pact

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WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Rati-
fication of the United Nations
Convention on Genocide, with
certain "understandings," is
expected before the Senate ad-
journs in July.
One of the "understandings,"
approved by the Senate Foreign
Relations Subdommittee says
that the U. S. Government con-
Strues the words "complicity in
genocide" to mean participation
before and after the fact and
aiding and abetting in the com-
mission of the crime of geno-
cide.

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CARE Week May 1-7

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served May 1 through 7. Send
served May 1 through 6. Send
your contributions now to help
a refugee family. Mail your
check or money order to this
non-profit, non-sectarian agen-
cy, CARE, Detroit 1.

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