8—THE JEWISH NEWS

40 Turned Away as Bnai Brith Donors
Beth El Women List Give 118 Pints of Blood to Red Cross
Officers, Directors
Members of Bnai Brith set a time off for the purpose,

Friday, May 12, 1950

Center Concert Success Assured

Members of the Jew-
ish Center music commit-
tee, who have been work-
ing on arrangements for
the CARL FRIEDBERG
piano concert Wednesday
evening, May 17 at the
Institute of Arts, are, left
to right, MESDAMES
ROYAL MAAS,
NATHAN SIMON, ABE
COOPER and DAV I D
WILKUS, and JULIUS
CHAJES, Center music
director. The concert is
already sold out.

Warsaw Survivor
Speaks at Northwest

Halina Wind, a survivor of the
Warsaw ghetto, now a graduate
student at the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary, will be guest
speaker at the Third Torah
event of the Northwest Sister-
hood. She will speak at a lunch-
oon Wednesday, May 13, at the
NorthWest social hall.
This year, the Sisterhood will
give a scholarship to the Theo-
logical Seminary in honor of
mothers of the Sisterhood, mak-
ing the May 31 event a com-
bined Torah Fund and mother
and daughter function.
Reservations may be made
with the ticket chairmen, Mrs.
Barney Golden, UN. 2-5594, and
Mrs. Ben Morganroth, UN.
4-0444. Mrs. Max H. GoldsMith
is chairman and Mrs. Herbert L.
Harris, co-chairman of t h e
luncheon.

Northwest Lists
Graduation Rites

The commencement exercises
of the senior department and
graduation exercises of the jun-
ior department of the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation Religious
School will be held at 11 o'clock
Shavuot morning, Monday, May
22. -
Louise Miller and Barbara
Klein will deliver the valedictory
orations. The entire group will
present the chorale "The Etern-
al Lamp" directed by Maxwell
Nadis, director of the Children's
Theater, and Mauri Lax, senior
music instructor.
Ira G. Kaufman, president of
the congregation, will greet the
graduates, and Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal will deliver the sermon.
Diplomas will be presented by
the officers of the congregation
and school.

Young Israel Women
Slate Family Event

new high in organizational Red
Cross Blood Bank donations last
week, when 118 members of the
fraternal group donated a pint
of blood each at a donors' rally
May 2 at the Workmen's Circle.
Forty additional volunteers
were turned away, due to lack
of facilities, but each pledged
to donate individually at the
Red Cross headquarters this
week.
Bnai Brith now holds the sec-
ond highest record in voluntary
blood donations in the city.
Cadillac Motor Car Co. which
brought the Red Cross Unit to
its plant and granted workers

At the 49th annual meeting of
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El, the following officers and di-
rectors were elected: Mrs. M.
George Wayburn, president;
Mesdames Arthur H. Rice, Mrs.
I. B. Bittker, Sanford R. Klein,
vice presidents; Mesdames Sol
M. Lewis, Herbert J. Kessler,
Miss Dorothy Bloom, secre-
taries; Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel,
treasurer.
Directors are Mesdames Ma
uel E. Arden, David M. Coope ,
William Gershenson, Fred A.
Gross, Martin Krauss, Hoke Le-
vin, Royal Maas, Milton Marx,
Percy P. Newman, Walter D.
Schmier, Samuel Silver. The
Cong. Mogen Abraham
following directors continue on
Men
Form New Club
the board: Mesdames Donald J.
Lane, Edward Lichtig, Marshall
The Men's Club of Cong. Mo-
Miller, Harvey Rattner, Seymour
Jacob Waislitz, a leading mem- gen Abraham held its first meet-
Tilchin.
Ex-officio directors: M e s - ber of the famous Vilna Troupe, ing at the synagogue May 1.
Officers are : President, Ben-
dames Philip Bloomgarden, Da- will appear StInday evening,
:m0:..---1May 14, at the jamin Sachs; vice president, Hy-.
vid J. Epston, Lawrence Freed-
Je wish Com- man Meale; secretary, Samuel
man, Isaac Gilbert, B. Benedict
munity Center. Kahn; honorary president, Rab-
Glazer, John C. Hopp, Maurice
The actor is bi Max P. Wohlgelernter.
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Klein, Harry Krohn, Oscar C.
iparticularly
A general membership break-
Robinson, M. B. Sulzberger,
noted for his fast will be held at the synago-
Samuel Van Noorden, Sol A.
characte r i z a - gue Sunday, May 14_, 10:30 a.m.
Wolff.
'tons of -"Shy-
lock;" the Za-
Married Couples Name
d y k in. "The
IF YOU CAN
ybbuk;" Rabbi
Morton Sobel President
AFORD A CAR
Waislitz Don in "Day
and Night;" the
Morton Sobel was re-elected Taylor in "Kidush - Hashem,
YOU CAN AFFORD A
president of the Young Married and Professor Mamlock in "The
B-U-I-C-K
Couples Group of Cong. Bnai Yellow Spot."
Moshe at the annual meeting
Waislitz appears under the
Call Salesmanager
May 3.
joint auspices of 'the Jewish
Harry Blau was chosen vice- Community Center and the Jew-
VE. 8-6400
president in charge of member- ish Community Council.
ship; Mrs. Jeanette Lieberman,
BUICK GRAND RIVER STORE
vice-president in charge' of soc-
Community Chest campaigns
ials; Meyer Ellis in charge of throughout the country in 1949
17500 Grand River
programs; Mrs. Florence Schu- raised $188 million.
man, secretary, Hermart Kasoff,
treasurer.
A wiener roast is planned for
Tuesday
25th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT
Saturday, June 3, in Palmer
Park.
MAY 16

Liberty Bell Sounds
May 15 to Open New
Savings Bond Drive

Noted Jewish Actor
To Appear Sunday

Following the announcement
by Secretary Snyder that the
,national sales goal of the Sav-
ings Bonds Independence Drive
will be $650,000,000, State Chair-
man Frank N. Isbey of -the Mich-
igan Savings Bonds Committee
disclosed that this state's share
of the E Bond sales objective is
$32,834,000.
The campaign, which will
open May 15 and run through
July 4, will feature the Liberty
Bell as its symbol and "Save
For Your Independence — Buy
U.S. • Savings Bonds" as its slo-
gan.

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Mrs. David I. Berris, fund-
raising chairman of the Wom-
Insurance Coverage
en's League of Young Israel, an-
nounces that the group's an-
nual mothers and daughters
dinner will .be held Wednesday
evening, May 17, at the Young
Israel Youth Center, Dexter at
Fullerton. Entertainment has
been arranged by Mrs. Herman
K. Cohen, program chairman
and includes an Israel film and
a magician. In addition a chil-
dren's group will present a skit,
and Young Israel Boy Scout
Troop' No. 210 will present the
colors.
For reservations call Mrs.
Louis Cohen„ dinner co-chair-
Hoping to insure success for
man, TO. 5-2640. Mrs. Moses L.
Wiser is chairman of the event. the 1950 Allied Jewish Cam-

On the Pacific, the American
coastline is 1,366 miles long, and
on the Atlantic, 1,888 miles long.

This Summer ... .
Treat
Whether

Halevy Choral Soc.

8:30 p.m.
Julius Chajes, Conductor
Soloists : Marguerite Kozen, Soprano
Norman Atkins, Baritone

UHS Students Conduct
Campaign in Miniature

A miniature Allied Jewish
Campaign is now in progress in
all branches of the United He-
brew Schools.
The children have become
active participants, through
the Keren Ami, with which they
were already familiar.
To acquaint the parents with
this type of work done by their
children, an explanatory -letter
was mailed to all parents.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Jack
„Koratzky wishes to thank- their
friends and relatives for the
many kindnesses shown them in
their recent bereavement.

paign are (left to right) RU-
DOLPH LEITMAN and PHIL-
Yeshiva U. Delegate
LIP L. KANTER, co-chairmen
To Meet with Detroiters of the life insurance section of
the Service Division, who are
Rabbi N. H. Frankel, field di- hard at work covering slips for
rector for Yeshiva University,
the first American university their section.

under Jewish auspices, will ar-
rive in Detroit May 15 to meet
with leaders of the Jewish com-
munity, it was announced by
Dr. Samuel Belkin, president of
the University.
Dr. Frankel will survey exist-
ing religious and educational or-
ganizations and take up means
of establishing a close relation-
ship between these institutions
and Yeshiva University.

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Bnai Brith has organized its
membership of 350,000 men
and, women for participation
in the bond drive. June 14 has
been designated special Bnai
Brith Bond Day and will be
marked by a national broad-
cast. -
Detroit lodges and chapters
will conduct bond rallies with-
in their Qwn groups, under the
sponsorship of the Greater
Detroit Bnai Brith Men's and
Women's Councils.
Enshrined in Independence

Hall, Philadelphia( the Liberty
Bell is visited yearly by millions
of Americans. Its voice has
sounded several times in our
history—the last time on June
6, 1944, when the Allied Armies
landed on the beaches of Nor-
mandy.
On May 15, 1950, the Liberty
Bell will ring once more, when
it will signal the opening of the
Independence Drive!
Forty-nine replicas of the Lib-
eft/ Bell will tour the nation
during the weeks of the Drive.
They will remain in all major
market areas long enough for
special promotional techniques
to be developed around their
visits, and f o r all volunteer
groups to participate in appro-
priate ceremonies.
The Bell's inscription reads—
"Proclaim Liberty Throughout
The Land, And To All The In-
habitants Thereof."

holds

first place in Detroit, with 190
pints.
Leo Polk, honored last fall
during the United Foundation
drive, as the ."one-man blood
bank," set a national record for
individual donations by contrib-
uting his 65th pint at the May
2 rally. Polk began giving blood
in 1941.
The contributions will be
stored at the Red Cross and
are available to anyone in the
community. Louis Marshall
Lodge was host group for the
rally, which was sponsored by
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council.

Prescriptions and Repairs
Called For and Delivered

SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL

Tickets: $1.20, $1.50, $1.80
and $2.40 at Grinnell's

Chajes

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