THE JEWISH NEWS-L---7

Friday, July 21, 1950

DRORAH-KADIMAH C P -
TER; Pioneer Women, installed
the f011owing officers July 1 at a
luncheon at Huyler's: "

Glaia. Marks, president; Kitty Jackson.
recording secretary; Cecille Levy ; corr.,
oponding secretary; Regina Stander,
financial secretary and treasurer; com-
mittee • chairmen; Gussie Green, Moatzot
Hapoalot; Helen Tuckle, Child Rescue.
Ilistadrut: Belle Kaminsky, bulletin and
membership; Miriam Rubenstein, cultural:
Ruth Mevis, JNF; Ann Plotnick, shulen:
Ethel Cabot, dues; Esther Cillx!rt. and
Libby Simons, Council representatives.

Lollie Marks, Habonim mem-
ber who just returned • from
eight months of study at Beth
Bed Institute, reported on her
experiences in Israel.
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Mrs. Jack Seder, president of
the JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORG.ANIZ A-
TION, announces a board meet-
ing for 12 noon Wednesday, July
264 , at the home of Mrs. Kate
Linenthal, 3261 Monterey_ Ar-
rangements and committee ap-
pointments will be made for the
annual tag day to be held Sun-
day, July 30, in Mt. Clemens.
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In the Champion of Cham-
pions City Bowling Tournament
held recently, at Ritter's Recre-
ation, the DETROIT CHAPTER'S
Aid to Israel team entered by
the Chapter's Rolawile League,
placed among the winners. The
team consisted of Cell Bildman,
Rhoda Gross, Florence Karabe-
nick, Shirley Pollack and Mar-
tha Gilbert, captain.
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CLUB TWENTY-FIVE'S next
meeting will be held Tuesday,
July 25, at the home of Mollie
Deamian.
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JEWISH EUROPEAN WEL-
FARE ORGANIZATION, NORTH
WOODWARD BRANCH, wi-I I
meet at 12- noon Tuesday, July
25, at the home of Mrs: Dinah
Steinberg,. 2733 Pasadena.• The
group will discuss the coming
donor luncheon, of which
Steinberg is chairman. She is
to be assisted by Mesdames
Joseph Zuckerman, Anna Gold-
berg and Sadie Hart. Proceeds
are destined for aid to Israel.
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Mrs. Herman Becker, president
of BETH AARON SISTERHOOD,
has appointed the following
chairmen fdr 1950-1951.

Donor luncheon, Mrs. Sidney Weinberg;
eo-chairman, Mrs. Adolph Winkler; jour-
nal, Mrs. David Brozgold; darlings, Mrs.
Sidney Huntman; memoriams. Mrs. Jos.
Haas; arrangements, Mrs. Irwin Levine;
Program, Mrs. Sidney Weinberg; member-
ship, Mrs. Adolph Winkler; conservation
and community relations, Mrs, Irwin Le-
vine; dramatics, Mrs. Sidney Weinberg;
historian and publicity, Mrs. Sidney Hunt-
man ; cultural, Mrs. Nathan Wolfe;: book
and. Jewish News, Mrs. Ben Bonin; sta-
tionery, Mrs. Herman Moss; sick and
greeting. Mrs. Nathan Feld; social, Mrs.
Wm. Casrnan; co-chairman, Mrs. Raymond
Shulman; - mimeograph, Mrs. David BCOZ-
gold ; house, Mrs. Adolph Winkler ; golden
honor book, Mrs. Chas. Gell; napkin, Mrs.
Mac Silverman ; telephone, Mrs. J. Sha-
piro; Friday night services, Mrs. Leo
Weingarden ; cancer, Mrs. Raymond Shul-
man; rummage, Mrs. Meyer Cohen ; Sun-
day school, Mrs. Morton Benson ; birthday
party, Mrs. I. Chaiken ; Mother's .Day,
Mrs. Sol Raikow; Purina party, Mrs.
Arthur Weiss.
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SIGMA THETA DELTA SO-
RORITY Alumnae Group held
its installation dinner at Topin-

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LAWRENCE H. JONES POST
honored Joe Jones and Max El-
kin at a banquet held at the
Colonial Hotel, Mt. Clemens.
\' Jones was given a citation by
the Department of Michigan,
and Elkin was given a medal-
lion by the post.
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LT. ROY GREEN POST will
hold its annual picnic July 30
at Kensington Park. Games and
prizes are planned for the chil-
dren. For further information,
call the chairman, Morrie Wolf,
WE. 5-0769, or the co-chairman,
Ben Jackson, UN. 4-0490.
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DETROIT POST No. 135 an-
nounces the appointment of
Comrade Marvin Bernstine as
deputy national recruiting offi-
cer. In a letter from national
JWV headquarters, Jackson J.
Holtz, national commander, ex-
pressed satisfaction in being
able to appoint a Detroit mem-
\ her to this office. The next
• meeting of the post will be at
8:30 p.m. Monday, july 24, at
4095 W. Davision.

ka's July 11. The fpllowing new
Members were honored: Helen
Kollins, Lorrain Levine, Sylvia
Weinstein, Marian Bamberger,
Jean Horowitz, Barbara: Rose,
Bernice Tate and Bernice Teal-
man.
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Mrs. Jack Raisin, president,
Bnai Brith TIKVAH CHAPTER,
has appointed the following
chairmen: Mrs. Joseph Dvorin,
fund-raising; Mrs. Albert Levine,
ads; Mrs. Harry Welt, tickets;
Mrs. Ben Wasserman ; darlings
and memoriams. Anyone wish-
ing to sew cancer pads or hav-
ing white material to donate is
asked to call Mrs. Leonard Wein-
berg, UN. 2-7757.
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Mrs. Herman Hirschhorn,
fund - raising chairman for
AVODAH CHAPTER, Pioneer'
Women, asks all members to
save clothing for the December
rummage sale. She also informs
the membership that completed
scrolls will entitle them to be
guests at the silver jubilee
luncheon in October. Scrolls
may be obtained from Mrs. A.
Schechter, TO. 7-4452.

Israel Delegation
Gets Royal Welcome
On Trip To Britain

LONDON (JTA)—The Israel
Parliamentary delegation which
was invited by the British Par-
liament to come to London for
the purpose of cementing Israel-
British relations, arrived here.
The delegation was met at
the airport by members of the
British..Parliament and high of-
ficials of the Israel Legation
here. ' - • • -
Contrary to reports from Je-
rusalem that the left Socialist
Mapam party is not represented
on the delegation, it was learned
that the delegation represents
seven parties in the Israel Par-
liament including Mapam. How-
ever, the extreme right-wing
Herut Tarty, which is strongly
anti-British, is not included.
The King of England tendered
a garden party at Buckingham
Palace for the delegation. The
affair took place Thursday
afternoon.
They also were given a recep-
tion by the Lord Mayor of Lon-
don and a dinner was arranged
in their honor by Prime Minis-
ter Clement Attlee.

More Production
Needed to Relieve
Austerity in Israel

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israel can
no longer depend for its up-
building on - donations and con-
tributions from abroad which'
are meant for bringing in large-
masses of immigrants rather
than for helping to maintain
Israel's standard of living, Pre-
mier David Ben Gurion declared
at a meeting in honor of a-.His-
tadrut delegation which has
just returned from America
where i t s members studied
American technical "know-how."
He warned that Israel might
face further austerity and ra-
tioning unless production can
be increased in the Jewish state.
Ben Gurion listed Israel's
three major economic aims as:
1. Providing the means for mass
immigration and absorption in
Israel; 2. Economic independ-
ence, and 3. Improving the
standard of living in the Jewish
state. The Premier stressed that
these goals' can only be achieved
by increasing agricultural and
industrial production rather
than by austerity and rationing.
Finance Minister Eliezer Kap-
lan told the gathering that Is-
rael's agricultural production
has failed to keep pace with her
population g r o w t h. Another
Cabinet member, Dov Joseph,
Minister of Supply and Ration-
ing, warned that Israel may
soon be unable to buy raw ma-
terials because of lack of for-
eign currency which must be
spent for the importation of es-
sential foods.

JCC pay Campers
Observe Sabbath

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, .
'Counsefor ANITA NEIMAN
(center) directs TAISSA SIL-
VERS (left) and RHODA
MARCUS (right) as they light
the Sabbath candles for the
weekly Sabbath celebration at
the Jewish Community Cen-
ter Day Camp.

Nippersink Manor Has
Air-Conditioned Dining

Detroiters visiting Nippersink
Manor Resort at Genoa City,
Wisc. this summer, will find the
modern dining room now great-
ly enlarged and completely air-
conditioned, according to Sid-
ney Shinderman, Nippersink's
owner-manager.
Nippersink's air - conditioning
is the first for a resort of this
kind in this section of the coun-
try, he commented.
Detroiters who are fond of
Nippersink's private, champion-
ship 18-hole golf course, will be
interested to know that Byron
Harcke, nationally known golf
pro, is back again this year.
The floating swimming pool
seems to be the other most pop-
ular Nippersink attraction for
Detroiters, Shinderman said.

Stardom Reached: Rosens Triumph

The major surprise of the
American League this year is
:the third baSeman of the Cleve-
•:kind Indians, Al Rosen.
Rosen has made a great hit
not only with the Cleveland
fans but also with the patrons
of most of the other major
league parks since he took over
for the Indians' former third
baseman Kenny Keltner.
Rosen is beginning to prove a
real threat to Babe Ruth's home-
run record. He is now ahead of
Ralph Kiner, with 27 home runs.
During spring training Honus
Wagner, the one-time . baseball
great, said about Rosen: "Now,
there's a hitter." Rosen has
made Wagner's conclusion come
true. For at the present he is
leading his team in three de-
partments: 1. hits; 2. runs bat-
ted in; 3. home runs, for which,
of course, he is making himself

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state commissioner, Dr. James
R. Newman, a plan for rehabili-
tating the Jewish cemeteries in
Hesse.

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a pretty' fine batting average,'
Which at the present is around
.307.
In high school he earned let-
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championship. In college he also
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