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June 23, 1950 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1950-06-23

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THE JEWISH NEWS-3

Friday, June 23, 1950

Zuckerman Heads
LZOA-Poale Zion

T h e newly - elected Central
Committee of the Labor Zionist
Organization of America-Poale
Zion reelected Baruch Zucker-
man as president and Dr. Berl
Frymer as ex-
ecutive seer e-
tary. The corn-,
mittee, w h'ic
met • in "New
York, also elect-; ,
ed Prof. Hayim
Fineman; of
. Temple Univer-
s i t y, .Philadel-
phia, as chair- Zuckerman
man of the Central Com-
mittee. Rabbi James G. Heller,
of Cincinnati, was made chair-
man of the organization's na-
tional council. Louis Kr a f t,
president of the International
Conference of Jewish Social
Workers, was elected chairman
of the office committee, and
:Hayim Greenberg, head of the
education department of • the
Jewish Agency, w a s V elected
editor - in - chief of the Jewish
Frontier a n d Der Yiddisher
Kemfre.

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Ex-Detroit Entertainer
Lives Like Millionaire

Living like a millionaire is
former Detroit entertained Bill
Lankin, one-armed pianist, once
a familiar figure in local night
spots and now a resident of Los
Angeles.
Lankin was taken before the
"Live Like a. Millionaire" mike
in L.A. by his youngest son,
Seymour, last week, and won a
mid-week talent competition on
the nation-wide broadcast.
Last Friday his rendition of
Freddy Martin's Piano Concerto
won him a grand prize of lug-
gage, $400 cash, and a week's
stay in Las Vegas, Nev., for his
entire family with all expenses
paid.
Lankin, the brother of Sam
Lankin, of 2412 Oakman Ct., left
Detroit ten years ago, and has
returned occasionally for local
engagements. Many of his
friends recognized him lately as
the piano player appearing with
Humphrey Bogart in "Chained
Lightning."
Besides his young son Sey-
mour, he and Mrs. Lankin, the
former Jean Gilbert, have an
older son, Harold.

.New U.S. Arms Bill
May Affect Near East

BEGINNING MONDAY JUNE 26th

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Special Group

SHIRTS &
SPORT SHIRTS
$1 99

Detroiters Attend
Women's League Meet

NEW YORK - The Shaarey
Zedek, Bnai Moshe, N.W. Con-
gregation and Beth Aaron
groups of Detroit will be among
the 494 sisterhoods, represent-
ing more than 100,000 Jewish
vfoinen in the United States and
Canada affiliated with the Con 7.
servative movement, which will
send delegates to the biennial'
Convention of the National
Women's League of the United
synagogue of America, sched-
uled to be held Nov. 12-16, at
Radisson Hot e 1, Minneapolis,
Minn., it w a s announced by
Mrs. Barnett E. Kopelman, na-

tional president of the organi-
zation.

Special Group

Values to $35

NECKWEAR

LEISURE COATS

99`

$999

Values to $5

Values to $10

Values to $35

ROBES
TERRYS &
SEERSUCKERS



$ 6 99

Values to $10

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News

WASHINGTON - The $1,225,-
500,000 arms bill passed jointly
by two Senate committees Mon-
- day may have an important ef-
fect on the arms situation of
Israel and the Arab countries.
Although the major provision
of the bill is to provide arms for
any European nation "whose
strategic location makes it of
direct importance to the defense
of the North Atlantic area," an-
other provision authorizes the
sale of arms to any nation any-
where "whose ability to defend
itself or to participate in the
defense of the area of which it
is a part is important" to Amer-
ican security.
The tripartite statement of
policy on arms for the Near East
emphasized that weapons will be
supplied to Israel and the Arab
states "for legitimate self-de-
fense."

Special Group

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$ 3



Value $4.95

Pure Silk



PAJAMAS

$999

Value $35







ALL
SALES
FINAL

now
now
now
now
now

were 4.95
were 5.95
were 6.95
were 8.95
were 10.00-12.50

3.47
3.87
4.87
6.87
7.87

Values to $10

Imports Included

Monogramming and Sleeve Shortening at Cost

IMPORTED
from
ENGLAND
Cotton

SPORT SHIRTS
39

SHIRTS
$399

SPORT SHIRTS



NECKWEAR

were 2.50
were 3.50
were 5.00

now- 1.67
now 2.37
now 3.27

ALL WOOL

TROPICAL

SLACKS
$999

SLACKS

were 9.95
were 12.50
were 16.95
were 18.95
were 21.95-25
were 27.50-32.50-35

now 6.87
now 7.87
now 10.87
now 12.87
now 15.87
now 22.87

Value $16.95

HOSIERY

were 75c
were 1.00

Special Group

now 59c, 2 for 1.00
now 79c, 2 for 1.50

SEERSUCKER
ROBES
$ 3 99

P AJ AMAS

were to 6.95

now 3.87

TEE SHIRTS

were 1.95-2.50
were 2.95

now 1.67
now 2.37

$6.95 Value

SWIM WEAR

now 3.27
were 3.95-4.95
CATALINA AT 20% OFF

Alligator Rain wear
1 /3 OFF

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ODDS & ENDS

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HANDKERCHIEFS

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