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12—THE JEWISH NEWS .

Friday, October 20, 1950

Ask Women to Serve on
JWF Division Cornmittees

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Congress Women
Review The Wall'

Women to Interview
Candidates at NCJW
Meeting on Monday

The Women's Division of the
Detroit women will have an American
Jewish Congress has
• The committee on committees opportunity to meet many can- scheduled its four chapter meet-
of the Women's Division of the didates who are seeking election ings for 1 p.m. Monday. Panel
discussions on John Hersey's
Jewish Welfare Federation will
"The Wall", will be featured.
meet at 10:30 a.m. Monday, at
the Federation office.
Mrs. Dan Shapiro, vice presi-
dent of education announced
Mrs. William Frank, chairman,
the program schedules:
'and Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron, vice-
Northwest: Chairman, Mrs. Ben Snider:
chairman, will direct activities
reviewer, Mrs. Samuel Linden, at the
of the committee, whose func-
home of Mrs. Arnold Frank, 18309 Wood—
Ingham ; and at the home of Mrs. Oscar
tion is to recommend to the Di-
Herts, 19306 Appoline, Mrs. S. Grossman
vision president personnel for 13
will preside and Mrs. Melvin Nord will
review.
specific committees.
Northeast: Chairman and reviewer, Mrs.
Anyone interested in serving
Percy Newman at the home of Mrs.
on one of the following commit-
Reuben Dubrinsky, 19735 Warrington.
South: • Chairman, Mrs. David Vogel;
tees — pr o g r a m, education,
reviewer, Mrs. William Cohen, at the
speakers, publicity, office pros-
Vogel residence, 2025 Glynn Ct.
pects, c o l l e c t i o n, promotion,
Central: Chairman, Mrs. A. Lechner ;
reviewer, Mrs. J. Kutchai, at the home
motor c or p s, arrangements,
of Mrs. Joseph Staub, 3510 Oakman.
food, personnel and properties—
is invited to call Mrs. Greenfield
JCC Young Adult Council
at WO. 5-3939.

Meets for Sunday Brunch

,Haifa Chapter, ZOD
Slates 20 Questions Nite

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- Haifa Chapter, Zionist Organ-
ization of Detroit, will feature a
"Twenty Questions" night at its
meeting Monday evening, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nak-
tin. There will also be a com-
munity sing under the direction
of Mrs. Seymour Krans and a
report on the sale of tickets to
i the Balfour. Ball.
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Dr. Albert Schwartz, president
has appointed the following
committee chairmen:

JOEL GREY KATZ, PATSY ABBOTT and MICKEY KATZ

Others in this year's show in-
clude Dave Barry and Don Tan-
ner', with their variety revue,
and Jackie Hilliard, a singer of
romantic ballads.
Tickets may be obtained at
Grinnel's or by writing Russell
Nida, 2017 Penobscot Bldg.

Bnai Brith Campaign
To Aid Jewish Hospital

Miss Ellen Goldberg and Mrs.
Sam Gold are among the active
workers for the annual fund-
raising affair of Greater Detroit

Observe UN Day Oct. 24

City's Hebrew Teachers
Elect Morris Nobel;
Plan Brunch on Oct. 29

Mrs. Sam Gold Ellen Goldberg

Morris Nobel has been elected
president of the :Association of
Hebrew • Teachers in Detroit.
Others named include M. Math-
is, vice-president; M. Lipman,
secretary; Joel Cashdan, treas-
urer; I. Elpern, S. Kasdan, Clara
Kimel, M. Michlin, A. Panush,
A. Roberg, N. Ruttenberg, A.
Schachter, members of the ex-
ecutive committee.

In observance of the 24th
annual Education Month, the
Association will again sponsor
its annual . brunch, at 11 a.m.,
Sunday, Oct. 29, at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg.

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Dr. Moses Zalesky, director of
the Bureau of Jewish Education
of Cincinnati, 0., will be guest
speaker. The meeting will be
opened by Sol Kasdan and Mor-
ris Nobel will act as chairman.
Mrs. A. Roberg and A. Schach-
ter, will render musical selec-
tions.
Members of the Par en t-
Teachers Organization will as-
sist with the brunch. For res-
ervations, call TO. 8-0063.

Wineman Appointed
To Inter-Faith Post

Henry Wineman, president of
People's Outfitting Co., was ap-
pointed to 'serve as Jewish co-
chairman of the 22nd anni-
versary dinner of the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews, Inc., honoring Benson
Ford at Masonic Temple, Nov.
13.
The Rev, Joseph Q. Mayne,
executive secretary of the De-
troit Round Table, also an-
nounced the appointment of
Edgar A. Guest, noted poet, as
Catholic co-chairman.
Tickets for the $25 per plate
dinner may be procured at the
Washington Blvd. offices of the
Detroit Round Table.

'

About 4,J00,000 people in the
United States ark estimated to
have heart disease:

Social, Mesdames Sidney Brand, Ben
Greenstein, Louis Wasserman ; publicity,
Mrs. Louis Kazdan; telephone, Mrs. Aaron
Karp; projects, Mrs. Jack Nevel ; political
and American affairs, Balfour Peisner ;
housing, Mrs. Maurice Zunder ; • Zionist
Council, Sidney Brand, Dr. Sanford Ben-
nett; Community Council, Dr. Louis Kaz-
dan, Ben Weiss ; JNF, Mr. and Mrs.
David Wallace; hospitalers, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Patt; youth commission, Nat Pernick.

Bnai Brith Wolnen's Council
which will culminate with a
program at the Masonic Temple
on Nov. 14.
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A portion of the proceeds from
the annual event will go to ,
finance the National Jewish
Hospital at Denver afid other
Bnai Brith philanthropies.
The hospital at Denver has
provided the Veterans' Adminis-
t(ation with specialists to lee-
t!tre on advance training in
tuberculosis techniques.
The hospital's facilities have
been used by the UN - World
He a l t h Organization as• the
United States training site for
its tuberculosis control special-
ists, and physicians from _China,
India, Korea, the Philippines,
England and France have gone
there to learn latest hospital
methods.

NEW YORK — The National
Jewish Welfare Board and the
JWB-sponsored National Jewish
Youth Conference have called
on their affiliated Jewish Com-
munity Centers, Jewish youth
and young adult councils, na-
tional. Jewish youth organiza-
tions and other bodies to observe
United Nations Day, Oct. 24. -
. United Nations Day was de-
signed to serve "as a time for
taking stock of the United Na-
tions and for rededication to the
goal of effective international
cooperation and universal ad-
vancement."

•

MRS. EDWARD KAHN - (Seated)
and MRS. OSCAR SCHWARTZ

in November at a meeting at 1
p.m. on Oct. 23 at the Jewish
Community Center. • At this
meeting, which is open to the
public, the social legislation
group of the National Council
of Jewish Women, Detroit Sec-
tion, will interview a list of
candidates headed by Clarence
McLeod, Rep. John Dingell and
Rep. George O'Brien.
Candidates for Recorder's and
Probate Court, the Honorable
Charles W. Jones, Frank Sche-
manske, William J. Cody and
Hicks Griffith, and Mrs. Hicks
Griffith, who is running for the
State Legislature, are scheduled
to appear.
The Election Commission will
send an emmisary to give vot-
ing information. A representa-
tive of the Citizen's Education
Commission will speak an the
$65,000,000 Bond Issue to finance
mental hospitals and clinics.
Representatives. of Governor G.
Mennen Williams and Harry F.
Kelly will discuss their plat-
forms.
Mrs. Arthur Gould, co-chair-
man of the Social Legislation
group, will preside at this meet-
ing. Chairman of the group is
Mrs. Oscar Schwartz; and co-
ordinator for Council's educa-
tion kr9ups in international re-
lations, social legislation, mental
hygiene and contemporary Jew-
ish affairs is Mrs Edward Kahn.

FALL IS FABULOUS

at the Nevele

itellywood's
English-Yiddish

Mi STAR VARIETY REVUE

Featuring

MICKEY KATZ

PATSY ABBOTT

t.

DON TANNEN

Elliott
Travel
Service
18657
Livernois
UN. 2-7555

BAS SHEBA

And a Host of Others

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(The Jewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
Federation. and is a Red Feather
. Agency.)
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IT'S A MUST
on Your
SHOW LIST!

DAVE BARRY

FIFTIETH
JUBILEE YEAR

ELLENVILLE, N.Y.

Jewish Center
, Activities

More than 166,000 Detroiters
of all ages take advantage of re-
creational and character-build-
ing programs sponsored by Com-
munity Chest organizations.

JACKIE MILLIARD

VACATIONING AT ITS BEST—THE YEAR 'ROUND

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A Sunday brunch for presi-
dents and delegates of its con:-
stituent organizations will be
the kick-off affair of the Jewish
Young Adult Council. Held on
Oct. 29, at the Mayfair Room,
the affair will introduce ' the
Council officers, delegates and
the organization presidents.
Guest speaker Will be James
Senor, newly-appointed Execu-
tive Secretary of the Council.
Chairman of the arrangements
committee is Evelyn Stollman.

JOEL GREY

Come meet Dame Nature in Technicolor ... come hear "the
violins of Autumn in the trees." The poet who wrote that
would also have rhapsodized about the quality of shows (or
riding or tennis or what will you?) in the heady wine of this
October air!

Call or write for your tickets

now. On sale at Grinnell's

or 2017 Penobscot Bldg.

Sunday—Social, Telcove Friend-
ship, Club, 9 p.m. Dexter- E
Davison Branch. Sam Marcus =
caller. Masked carnival, Sun-
• PLANE TICKETS
day Nighters' Club, 9 p.m. ; =
• TRAIN TICKETS
Dexter-Davison Branch. Music I =-
by Sam Barnett four.
• STEAMSHIP TICKETS
=
Wednesday—"A Physician Re-
• BUS TICKETS
turns from Europe," Dr. Rob- is
ert S. Drews, speaker, 9 p.m., =
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HOTEL RESERVATIONS
Woodward Center.
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Thursday—"City of the Sick,"
Domestic and Foreign Travel
documentary on mental hospi-
*NO SERVICE CHARGE
tals. James M. Joyce, psycholo-
DETROIT
and WINDSOR OFFICE
gist, will lead discussion. 9
6.m., Woodward Center,
18657 LIVERNOIS
UN. 2-7555

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With Governor G. Mennen
Williams scheduled to attend the
opening night performance, Oct.
30, Borschtcapajjes opens a four
night stand through Nov. 2.
Borchtcapades is the variety
show, sponsored by the Detroit
Business Men's Group of the
City of Hope, a sanitarium lo-
cated at Duarte, Calif., which is
dedicated to the treatment of
patients suffering from all dis-
eases, especially cancer a n d
tuberculosis/
Many of the performers in
this year's show are not new-
comers to Detroit. Mickey Katz
and his son, Joel Grey, are both
well known comedians in this
area. Patsy Abbott is a young
lass, who has appeared at night
clubs in the city, and has made
her reputation as a comedienne.
The song department is head-
ed by Bas Sheba, a songstress
with a cantorial voice who will
sing, among other things, "Cha-
zonishe Schticklech."

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$1.80, $3.00, $4.20, $4.80

Sponsored by

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IT COMES TO

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OCT. 30-31
NOV. 1-2

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