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clivitiel in Society
Dr. and Mrs.. David Brachman and their two children of the
Belcrest have left for San Francisco where they plan to make
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Pines have moved from Calvert Ave.,
and are now residing at 18601 Hubbel Ave,.
Mrs. Walter Leubuscher has returned to her home in Minne-
apolis after a visit with her brother-in-law and §ister, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Schild of Wisconsin Ave.
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Cohn of Oak Drive. are visiting in
Miami Beach.
Herbert Grayson, who attends Northwestern University, is
spending his•vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Harry ,Gray-
son of Royal Oak.:
Allan Jackson has returned from . his classes at Dartmouth
College to spend the vacation period with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson of Huntington Woods.
Miss Marian Friedman, of Ircnwood, Mich., will spend several
weeks with her sister and brother-in-:law, the Ernest Armstrongs
of Santa Barbara Dr. -
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Robbins have returned from a .motor
trip to New Orleans and Miami Beach.
Mrs. Louis Nowend is at her home, 2552 Longfellow, recovering
from illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris E. Bloomberg, of Glendale Ave., have re-
cently returned from Miami Beach where they were guests at the
Sherry Frontenac Hotel. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Payson, of Chicago Blvd., have re-
turned from a week's visit in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seltzer, of 17341 Washburn, honored their
son, Sheldon, on his Bar Mitzvah with a dinner for 100 guests at
the family home. Those attending from out of town included Mr.
and Mrs. Max Kuchak, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schwartzstein, Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Schwartzstein, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schwartzstein,
and daughter, Shiela, and Miss Regine Lane, all of New York. Joe
Shapiro, of Richton Ave., was master of ceremonies.
THE JEWISH NEWS---15
Friday, December 15, 1950
Michigan Bnai Brith
Celebrates Ann Arbor
Hillel Dedication
"We are imposing on the
young, all the difficulty and
horror of a world, and perhaps
a war, they did not make,". said
Rabbi Arthur J. LelyVeld; na-
tional director of Hillel, in key-
noting a program Dec. 10 in
celebration of the building of
the new University of Michigan
Hillel House. -
"Hillel must be a powerhouse
of 'the Jewish spiritual values
and traditions which will en-
able young men to make life
happy and meaningful," said
Rabbi Lelyveld. "If there is no
one to help youth find meaning
in their lives the single great
tragedy will not be that they
suffer and die, but that they
make their own suffering and
death the frontier of their liv-
ing," he added.
Hundreds of Bnai Brith repre-
sentatives traveled from all -
parts of Michigan to attend the
ceremonies which were dedicat-
ed to Human Rights Day. In
commemoration of. the Festival
of Lights, a giant candelabra
was used to retell the story of
the rededication of the first
Jewish Temple.
The new Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation will be completed
next September. Under the di-
rection of Rabbi Herschel Ly-
mon, the new building will house
facilities for social, religious,
MORRIS LIFCHITZ, New York mittee will deal with the prob- cultural and counselling activi-
attorney, has been elected chair- lem of educating public opinion ties.
man of the Keren Eretz Israel throughout the world on the
Fund of the National Council of purposes and activities of the
Young Israel, 3 W. 16th St., New United Nations and consists of Second 'Drink-Think'
York. ALLEN ROGERS, who was the representatives of 15 non- Parties Next Sunday
the press and foreign origin de- govern mental organizations,
Allied Jewish Campaign lead-
partment director for the War members of the secretariat of
Finance Committee; U. S. Treas- the United Nations and repre- ers arranged for the second se-
ury and public relations director sentatives of United Nations In- ries Of "drink and think" par-
for the American Jewish Confer- formation offices in a number ties to be held at 4 p.m. Sunday,
ence and Americans for Haga- of countries throughout the to give Jewish% Welfare Federa-
nah,. was appointed the direc- world. The World Jewish Con- tion ...members an opportunity to
gress is the only Jewish organi- discuss _Campaign. operation _and.
tor of the fund.
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zation represented on the com- community- organization. • -
MRS. SAMUEL B. DANTE of mittee.
Hosts fOr the second set of
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Detroit is one of 19 women
parties-, include:
'WILBUR STEIN, executive
elected to the executive board
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bargmap, Mr.
Mrs: Harry Becker, M-r. and Mrs.
of the National Federation of director of the Long Island and
Louis Hamburger, Dr. and Mrs. I. Jerome
Temple Sisterhoods, it was an- Zionist Youth Commission, has Hauser, Mr. and Mrs.' Jason L. Honig-
nounced in New York by Mrs. been elected first chairman of man, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Prentis and
and Mrs. Ben L. Silberstein.
Louis A. Rosett, president of the
the newly orga- - Mr.
Aniong the Women's Division
organization. Mrs. Danto is a
nized Profes- and Detroit Service Grcitip lead-.
member of Temple Israel.
sional Workers ers who are planning the par-
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A s s Q elation of ties and_ serving as discussion
the Zionist leaders are:
DR. MAURICE L. PERLZ-
Youth Commis-
WEIG, consultant to the United
Mrs. Becker, Louis Berry, Irving W.
Nations Economic and Social
sion family. The Blumberg, Mrs. Hyman C. Broder, Mrs.
Joseph H. Ehrlich, Mrs. - Max Frank,
Council for. the World Jewish
association w a s Morris Garvett, Samuel R. Glogower,
Congress, was elected chairMah
formed during a Harvey H Goldman, Joseph Holtzman,
John C. Hopp,: Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
of the working committee' On
four t day con- Mrs.
jamin E. Jaffe, Leonard Kasle, Leon
education appointed by the In-
ferences of Zion- Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Krolik,
Theodore Levin, Milton K Mahler,
ternational Conference of Non-
W. Stein ist Youth Con- Judge
Henry Meyers, Max Osnos, Charles Ru-
Governmental Organizations of mission directors, held in Rft- biner, Samuel
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H. Rubiner, Dr. Lawrence
Seltzer. Max Shaye, Ben L. Silberstein,
the United Nations. The Corn- av-vay Park under the auspices Harold
Silver, Leonard N. Simons, Abra-
of the American Zionist Youth ham Srere, George Stutz, Leon Wayburn,
Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner. Mr. and Mrs.
Commission.
Melville S.• Welt and David Wilkus.
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Nearly 200 attended the series
The appointment of SENATOR
HERBERT H. LEHMAN as hon- held last Sunday. Additional
orary chairman and FRANK L. "drink and think" get-togethers
WEIL as chairman of the Bran- will be held Jan. 7.
deis University Board of Fellows
has been announced by George Delegates to Youth Parley
Alpert, president of the Bran- Speak to Mothers' Clubs
Horizons • for American youth,
deis University board of trustees.
The newly-created Board of as defined at the recent White
Fellows at two-year-old Brandeis House Mid-Century Conference,
University in Waltham, Mass., will be discussed at Jewish Cen-
will act as advisory group to the ter MOthers' Clubs meetings
University's board of trustees..
during Decetnber.
Two delegates to the confer-
ence on youth problems will lead
Helfman Ill; Phila.
club discussions. They are Mrs.
Emory Monash of the Youth
Cantor Substitutes
Employment Service and Mrs. R.
Due to illness, Dr. Max Helf- C. Mueller of-the Michigan Con-
man, Brandeis Camp music di- sumers League.
rector, was unable to appear for
his scheduled lecture before the Kelta to Discuss Sartre's
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club Wed- Book, Antisemite and Jew'
nesday evening.
Kelta, Habonim group for
Cantor W. Belkin Ginsberg of youth of university age, will
MRS. HARRY LANDSMAN Philadelphia substituted for him meet Sunday, with supper at the
has written a new three-act and presented a musical pro- home of Barbara Pliskow, 18025
play, "Here We Go Again,", to gram.
Birchcrest. The group will con-
be presented to Detroit Women's
On. Tuesday evening, Rabbi clude its discussion of Jean Paul
Division of American Jewish Joel Geffen of the Jewish Theo- Sartre's "Antisemite and • Jew."
Congress on Jan. 17 at the logical Seminary of Anierica All interested in attending call
Scottish Rites Cathedral. Mrs. was the guest of Shaarey Zedek Miss Pliskow, UN. 3-4055.
Landsman wrote the lyrics for in the Seminary's interests.
the present Wayne University
Branch 4, LZOA, to See
school song, "Green and Gold," Lisbon Educator Presented
Latest Israeli Picture
when she was a student there. Doctorate from the Sorbonne
Chaim Gottlieb, executive di-
Last year she won the national
rector of Histadrut, will be
PARIS (JTA)—Professor Moses guest speaker at a meeting of
award offered by the American
Jewish Congress for the best Ben Sabat Amzalak, rector of Branch 4, Labor Zionist Organi-
play on an international theme. Lisbon Technical University and zation of America, at .a meeting
She has written plays for many president of the Lisboa Jewish Sunday evening at the home of
Detroit organizations. A gradu- community, was a w a r d e d an Mr. and Mrs. Borris Katz, 16550
ate of Columbia University and honorary doctorate of the Sor- Ohio. The latest Israeli film
Marygrove College, she has two bonne at ceremonies held at the "Where the Future Begins," will
children.
• ; .. • • . PAris university.'
be shown.
People Make News
Writes AM ilay,
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Infants Service Group Show Jan. 21
Infants Service Group again will sponsor a 'sholv, climaxing
its dinner dance to be held Sunday, -Jan. 21, in the Fountain Ball-
room of the Masonic Temple. Rehearsals already have begun for
the show, entitled "A Toast to Our Town," in celebration of De-
troit's 250th anniversary,. under the direction of Mrs. David Rise-
man. At the first rehearsal were, above, left to right: IRV TYNER,
LOUIS MALKIN, RALPH SHOOK, comedy; Mesdames MOE GANTZ,
music; DAVID RISEMAN, direction and production; EVE SHER-
MAN, lyrics.
Israel's Investment Opportunities Reported
NEW YORK—(JTA)—Increas-
ed private investments are urg-
ently needed to strengthen Is-
rael's economic structure, ac-
cording to James N. Rosenberg,
American Jewish leader who re-
turned on the S. S. LaGuardia
from an intensive tour of the
Jewish state.
A director and co-founder of
the Palestine Economic Corpora-,
tion, Mr. Rosenberg said that as
a result of his survey of Israel's .
needs and the operations of the
PEC's various subsidiaries, he
has drafted several development
proposals for presentation. to
the directors. During his stay in
Israel, Mr. Rosenberg conferred
with President Chaim Weiz-
mann, Premier David Ben-Gu-
rion, Minister of Trade Yaacov
Geri and U. S. Ambassador
James G. MacDonald.
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