Wins Israel Award

W omert7J ClutJ

MRS. IS ADORE KOLODNEY

An award of a round trip to
Israel was made by the Jewish
National Fund of America to
Mrs. Isadore Kolodney of 4052
Sturtevant. It was one of four
similar awards made this year.
The presentations are made to
a select number of people from
among those whose gifts to the
JNF from their Blue and White
Boxes is in the amounts of $10
or over.
There were 15,000 eligible box-
holders whose boxes yielded $10
or more from whom four were
•hosen for trips to Israel.
Mrs. Benjamin Schlussel of
Detroit was awarded $100 worth
of Totzereth HaAretz—Israel
products—by the JNF. Her box
was among 310,000 which yielded
$5 or more.

Men's Clubs

IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE.
Bnai Brith, will hold its annual
picnic Sunday, July 30, at Lola
Valley Park. A day of fun and
games has been planned. Con-
tact Charles Blauer, TY. 5-4882,
or Sid Scheinker, TU. 3-0080,
for details. All members of the
lodge and their friends are in-
vited.
* * *
PISGAH LODGE, Bnai Brith,
is inaugurating an annual pic-
nic, according to Morrie Bern-
stein, chairman of the athletic
and entertainment committees.
He announces that the first an-
nual picnic will be held Sunday,
Aug. 6 at Middle Rouge Park,
near the Warren Ave. entrance.
Refr e shments, entertainment,
games and contests for all ages
are planned. The picnic is open
to all Pisgah members, their
families and friends.
* * *
LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE
and CINEMA LODGE Bnai
Brith will hold their annual
picnic at Middle Rouge Park
near Plymouth, Sunday, July 30.
Members, their families and
friends are invited. Anyone not
having transportation should
call TE. 4-8282. Arrangements
have been made to care for
children attending the outing.

SOUTH CHAPTER, WOmen's
Division, American Jewish Con-
gress, elected the following offi-
cers and Board members: Presi-
dent, Mrs. William Cohen;
member - at - large, Mrs. M a x
Klayman; vice presidents, Mes-
dames Archie Katcher, J o s .
Greenberg, David Vogel, Max
Leib; membership chairman,
Mrs. Marshall Brenner; pro-
gram, Mrs. Harry Morris; sec-
retaries, Mesdames Max Schu-
biner, Milton Atlas, Maurice
Shore; treasurer, Mrs. Barnard
Bladen.
Board members, Mesdames
Irwin Meyers, Ira Kaufman,
Reuben Selitsky, Samuel Mey-
ers, Sidney Winer, David Gott-
leib, David Schrebnick, Arthur
Bassoff, Harry Shuman, Ben
Lefkowitz, P. Einstandig, Ida
Schwartz, Seymour Jacobs, Paul
Stern, M.o r ton Silberberg,
Joseph Frankel, Theodore Mas-
serman and Miss Betty Fried-
man.
* * *
SISTERS OF ZION MIZRACHI
board members will meet for
breakfast at 10 a. m. Wednesday,
Aug. 2, at Rosenberg's. Mrs. Lil-
lian Kaplan, chairman of the
rummage sale to be held Aug. 6
to 8, asks for contributions.
Pickups may be arranged by
calling TO. 6-7344. Mrs. Isaac
Rosenthal will hold her annual
linen shower for the Child Res-
cue Fund Sept. 6. Mrs. Harry
Finkelstein is co-chairman. A
tag day will be held Sunday,
Aug, 13, in Mt. Clemens.
* * *
PIONEER WOMEN, CLUB
TWO, honored Yetta Landy,
who has been the group's pre-
siding officer for four years,
with a Golden Book inscription.

$250 For UJA

Anonymous Christian
Shares Extra Funds

Every year he comes to the
office of the Jewish Federation
in the large city where he lives.
Described by those who have
seen him as a "simple, humble
workman," this Christian Amer-
ican, who has insisted on re-
maining anonymous, has made
a contribution each year in
support of the United Jewish
Appeal.
This year he gave more than
ever before—$250. "I'm just a
human being," he told a news-
paper reporter who learned of
his visit, "who realizes that the
Jewish people, with all their suf-
ferings, are also human beings.
The Lord has given me some
extra funds, and I'm trying to
help others. I'm a Christian
and I only wish I had more to
give to this appeal."

Heads Dinner Dance

THE JEWISH N EWS-7 Condemn 15 Ex-Nazis

Friday, July 28, 1950

BERLIN, (JTA)—An East
German court condemned to
death 15 former Nazis convicted
of participation in a week-long
pogrom in 1933 against Jews
and anti-Nazis in the town of
Kopenick. Ten of the 15 were
condemned in absentia.

Frisch Chapter Holds
Party, Baseball Outing

ZOD's Daniel Frisch Chapter
is sponsoring a cocktail party
Saturday evening, July 29. At-
tendance, by reservation only,
can be assured by phoning Bob
Ettinger, WE. 4-6836, president.
The organization has pur-
chased a block of seats for the
Wednesday, August 16, Detroit-
Chicago night game at Briggs
Stadium. Tickets can be re-
served by phoning Ettinger.

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Home Relief Society will
have its annual dinner-dance
in the grand ballroom of the
Book Cadillac Hotel Saturday,
Oct. 21. The chairmen are
MRS. ABE SCHMIER a n d
Mrs. Adolph Deutsch.

Mrs. David I. Berris, fund-
raising chairman of Women's
League of Young Israel, an-
nounces that the group will hold
a wienie roast Saturday night,
August 5, at Palmer Park. All
are invited. On the committee
are Mesdames Benjamin Aarson-
son, Henry D w or k i n, Leon
Mutchnick and Abbe A. Levi.
Those planning to attend are
asked to make reservations with
the Young Israel office, TE.
4-4145.
Mrs. Joseph Grossman, presi-
dent of the League, at a meet-
ing of the Board, held at the
home of Mrs. Philip J. Forman,
announced that the sixth an-
nual donor luncheon will be
held Oct. 25 in the Young Israel
Youth Center. Mrs. Forman has
accepted the chairmanship and
will be aided by Mrs. David I.
Berris, co-chairman; Mrs. David
Applebaum, journal chairman;
Mrs. David Novetsky, darlings
chairman; Mrs. Louis Cohen,
memoriam chairman; Mrs. Her-
man K. Cohen, program chair-
man; Mrs. Abbe A. Levi, donor
treasurer; Mrs. Morris H. Berris,
chairman of arrangements.

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