People Make News

FANNIE ENGLE, nationally
known home economics consult-
ant, now located at 45 E. 17th
St., New York, has launched a
new service designed to help
manufacturers of Jewish food
products make traditional Jew-
ish dishes more popular for
American tables.
* * *
M. DAVID WEISS, of Munhall,
Pa., rabbinical student at the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America, was elected the new
chairman of the
National Jewish
Yo u t h Confer-
ence, nationwide
body of Jewish
youth a n d
young adult
councils and
national Jewish
youth organiza-
tions sponsored
by. the National. M. David Weiss
Jewish Welfare Board, at its
third annual assembly at 'Camp
Wel-Met. Weiss is treasurer of
the Intercollegiate Zionist Fed-
eration of America. • He is the
son of Rabbi Joshua S. Weiss,
of Homestead, Pa.
* * *
DR. WARREN B. CQOKSEY,
well known Detroit physician,
was elected president of the
United Health and Welfare Fund
of Michigan at its annual meet-
ing and campaign kick-off in
Lansing. Dr. Cooksey succeeds
Stephen S. Nisbet, public rela-
tions director of the Gerber
Products Company of Fremont,
who becomes chairman of the
board of the fund.
* * *
The appointment of DR. S.
JOSEPH FAUMAN, director of
community relations and re-
search for the Jewish Commun-
ity Council, as a member of the
committee on education for
better human relations of the
Michigan Department of Public
Instruction was announced by
Dr. Lee M. Thurston, superin-
tendent of public instruction.

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COL. JAMES R. URQUHART,
a veteran of 33 years active
service in the Army, assumed
the duties of Chief, Michigan
Military District in Detroit.
* *
GEORGE KEIL of personnel
practices committee of the Jew-
ish Center and of the health and
welfare division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation has been
appointed chairman of the Cen-
ter Health education committee.
He is a board member of the
food division of Detroit Service
Group and a worker in the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign.
* * *
The appointment of MORRIS
S. SHAPIRO, member of the
Brandeis University board, of
trustees and Boston and New
York manufacturer, as Chair-
man of the Committee on Schol-
arships and Aid, has been an-
nounced by George Alpert, board
president.
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GOLDIE LEVINSTEIN was re-
cently appointed chairman of

Mrs. Altman Announces
Changed Radio Hours

Mrs. Hyman Altman, pioneer
radio broadcaster, announces
that her hours on Station WJLB
henceforth will:r
be conducted as
follows:
Saturday
nights, 9:30 tio
10:30; Sunday
mornings, 10:30
to 11:30.
Mrs. Altman
states that she
w i 11 continue
her policy of Mrs. Altman
serving local organizations and
community movements during
her broadcasts.
Plans are being made by Mrs.
Altman again to assign portions
of her broadcasts to the Detroit
Israel Histadrut Committee in
behalf of the Gewerkshaften
drive.

Looking for a job? Hundreds
of prospective employers read
the Jewish News classified ad-
vertisements.

Soprano Shirley Zaft
To Appear in Recital

Shirley Zaft, young Detroit
the public relations committee soprano, will present her first
of the newly-organized Detroit recital in the Lecture Hall of
Chapter of the American Statis-
ical Association. The Association
is a group interested in the ap-
plication of statistical .methods
to practical problems, and in-
cludes in its ranks engineers,
mathematicians, biologists, ac-
tuaries, sociologists and psychol-
ogists. Information on member-
ship and meetings may be ob-
tained by calling Miss Levin-
stein at TR.. 2-4900, ext. 227.
* * *
AMSTERDAM, (JTA) —MICH-
AEL AMIR, Israel Minister to
the Netherlands, presented his
credentials • to Queen Juliana
here.

News Brevities

"THE SONG OF GALILEE" by
Julius Chajes of Detroit was
performed by a chorus of 1000
voices at the New York State
Fair last week. This choral
number, the only Jewish compo-
sition on the program, was con-
ducted by Dr. Bernard Carp of
Rochester, N. Y.
* * *
The recent WORKSHOP IN
DEMOCRATIC LIVING co-
sponsored by the Jewish Com-
munity Council of Detroit, Anti-
Defamation League of • Bnai
Brith and Wayne University was
the first summer workshop for
credit run by the university with
outside non-academic sponsor-
ship. Sixty-nine students par-
ticipated in the workshop, in-
cluding 24 from communities
over the country such as Man-
ny, La., and Logan, W. Va.
* * *
Durfee Chapter, of BETTER
SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION will
meet next Tuesday, at 8 p. m.,
in the auditorium of Durfee In-
termediate school, Linwood and
Webb. The public is invited to
hear Leonard Kasle, vice presi-
dent, and Roland A. Welch, as-
sistant principal of the Durfee
School, who will be among the
speakers.
* * *
DR. and MRS. HARRY A.
OVERSTREET, writers, lectur-
ers, and leaders in adult edu-
cation, are offering an eight-
week lecture series for the Uni-
versity of Michigan Extension
Service again this fall. Entitled
"Sane Living in a Time of Ten-
sion," the course will open at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Rack-
ham Memorial.
Enrollment is open to all in-
terested. persons. Registration
may be made at the first ses-
sion or in advance in the busi-
ness office of the Extension
Service, 60 Farnsworth Ave.
▪ * *
The Rev. JOSEPH Q. MAYNE,
executive secretary of the De-
troit Round Table of Christians
and Jews, will report on his
recent European tour and the
World Brotherhood Conference
at the ROUND TABLE luncheon
meeting next Thursday at the
Detroit Leland Hotel.

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Frisch Chapter Dance
Has Rhumba Contest

A rhumba contest, added to
the music of Owen Morgan and
his orchestra, will start the new
year's activities at a dance given
by Daniel Frisch Chapter of
ZOD, Saturday night.
The dance, which will be held
at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, Woodward and Holbrook,
starts at 9:30 p.m. Prizes- will be
given for the best interpretations
of the rhumba, said Sol Wild-
strom, chairman.

MISS SHIRLEY ZAFT

the Art Institute, Tuesday, Sept.
26.
Miss Zaft was graduated from
Wayne University and studied
with Avery Crew. She is a mem-
ber of the Detroit Opera Society.
Her program will include com-
positions by Bernstein, Mozart,
Brahms and Villa-Lobos. Also
featured will be Marc Lavry's
"Kineret."
Bernard Katz will accompany.

Shaarey Zedek Scouts
Invite Friends to Picnic

THE JEWISH N EWS— 1 '5

Friday, September 22, 1950

J W V

LAWRENCE H. JONES AUX-
ILIARY will meet at 1 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 28 at the home
of Dept. Pres. Dorothy Brown,
18963 Wisconsin. Plans will be
made for our rummage sale and
ticket money on our donor
luncheon will be accepted.
• • *
DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN,
Ladies Auxiliary, -announces a
donor luncheon rally at 8:30
p.m. at the Memorial Home.
Mrs. Trudy Bale, donor chair-
man, invites all sisters to at-
tend. The donor will be held
Nov. 8 in the Fountain Room
of Masonic Temple.
* * «
LAWRENCE H. JONES POST
and AUXILIARY announce their
annual trustee-sponsored get-
together at 8:30 p. m. Wednes-
day, Sept. 17, at the Memorial
Home. Ida Lippman, recent po-
lice woman chief of Korea will
be guest speaker for the eve-
ning. Commander Keller will
turn his gavel over to trustee
Joseph Jones for the night.
Members, their wives, families
and friends are invited to the
affair.
• *
A hard times party is in store
for members of the YETZ-
COHEN Ladies Auxiliary Satur-
day night when they meet at
the Jewish War Veterans' Me
morial Home, on Davison Ave.,
with members of the Post, and
their wives and husbands. The
group will hold a card party
Saturday, Oct. 7, when door
prizes will be offered. Proceeds
from this affair will go to the
rehabilitation of veterans now
hospitalized in government in-
stitutions and for assistance to
their families.

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The Yiddish Scientific Insti-
tute YIVO—announces that the
closing date for submitting en-
tries in its students' contest has
been extended to Oct. 16.
This contest calls for original
essays by graduate students or
college seniors, on any topic re-
lating to any phase of Jewish
life. Details may be secured
from the Yiddish Scientific In-
stitute—YIVO, 535 W. 123rd St.,
New York 27.

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A membership stag of the
GEORGE GERSHWIN Lodge
1673, Bnai Brith will be held
Thursday evening, September
28, at Halevy Music Center, Lin-
wood at Fleet. For reservations
call Larry Weinberg, TO. 9-9267,
or Bernard Weiss, WO. 2-5455.
* * *
CINEMA LODGE No. 1681,
Bnai Brith, will bowl at Wy-7
Recreation on Seven Mile Rd.
at Wyoming, at 10- a. m. every
Sunday morning. Members are
invited to join. Contact Ted
Grand, Bowling League chair-
man, at UN. 3-0947 or WO.
5-3481, to be placed on a team
immediately.
* * *
ISRAEL LODGE, Bnai Brith,
held their first annual wiener
roast last week at Middlebelt
Park. Next meeting of the group
will be on Oct. 9 at the Young
Israel Youth Center.

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For Students to Oct. 16

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PERFECTION LODGE F. &
A. M. will honor its deacons at
a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Wednes-
day, Sept. 27, at Masonic Tem-
ple. Members of the Detroit
Tigers, Red Wings and Lions
will be at the dinner in honor
of Sr. Deacon Julian S. Tobias
and Jr. Deacon Jack Jackman.
After dinner, the third degree
will be portrayed by the Perfec-
tion degree team.
* * *
Rabbi MANDEL M. ZAGER.
Lodge 1614, Bnai Brith, inaugu-
rated its fall membership cam-
paign, honoring the lodge's first
president, Jacob Schulman, at
a meeting Tuesday. The guest
speaker was Isadore Starr.

Scouts of all Shaarey Zedek
girls' and boys' troops, their
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to their annual (picnic, starting
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