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Friday, January 5, 1951

To Honor Bernstein's
70th Birthday Jan. 14

Set Jan. 14 as Tate for
Hospital Ground- reaking

Contributors to the Jewish
Hospital of Detroit are being
polled to discover the majority's
preference in the final name for
the new community institution,
for which ground is to be brok-
en at 11 a.m., Sunday, Jan. 14,
on Outer Drive, between Whit-
comb and Lauder.
All who contributed toward
the construction of the hospital
by giving to the Jewish hospital
campaign of 1944-46 or to the
current Greater Detroit Hospi-
tal Fund are being asked to in-
dicate a preference among the
fifteen.
N a in e s listed include Beth
David, Beth El, Beth Israel,
Cedars of Lebanon, Deborah, Is-
rael Zion, Jewish, Jewish Gen-
eral, Lebanon, Maimonides, Me-
n o r a h, Miriam, Montefiore,
Mount Sinai and Mount Zion.
Max Osnos, Association presi-
dent, expressed the hope that
contributors will make their
choice by our deadline for tabu-
lation—Jan. 10. "Any member
of the community is welcome to
indicate his preference as to a
JOSEPH BERNSTEIN
name for this great new institu-
ranged by the District Commit- tion," he stated.
tee of the Workmen's Circle and
Mr. Osnos and Nate S. Shap-
its Branch 156.
ero, chairman of the building
Active in Jewish causes and in committee, head the group ar-
civic affairs since his arrival in
Detroit 40 years ago, Mr. Bern-
stein has especially dedicated Polish Rumor Denied
himself to the cause of the labor
A story that emanated from
movement. The Detroit Work-
men's Circle is his pioneer work. Warsaw that four members of
He has been active in the Jewish the Israel Embassy in Poland
Welfare Federation, the Jewish had asked for asylum in Poland
in protest against Israel's sup-
Community Council, the Home port
of "American aggression in
for Aged and numerous other Korea" was denied in Tel Aviv
causes.
where it was stated that Am-
Reservations for the banquet bassador Israel Barzilai and his
are being taken by the treasurer staff are returning to Israel.
of the jubilee committee, Joseph
Heideman, 9124 Linwood, TYler
5-3682.

Joseph Bernstein, manager of
F-2 the Detroit edition of the Jewish
Daily Forward, will be honored
on his 70th birthday on Sunday,
Jan. 14, at a banquet being ar-

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AND SO, INTO another year downtown building after Fred
. on the way to what we all M. Butzel . . . with part of the
hope and pray will be a peace- Jewish Welfare Federation's
ful one . . . Tis now 1951 . . . memoriam plan to be an annual
let's have a looksee on some presentation of an award for
memories of 1950 in the com- outstanding civic service to the
munity:
community.
THE TRANSFER OF Inspec-
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kushner
tor Felix Paden to downtown celebrating 63 years of wedlock
... after doing a great job as . . Detroit group, headed by
head of the Petoskey Precinct barrister Irving Small, purchas-
. . . infuriated many corn- ing Belcrest Hotel . . . Kids of
munity-ites . who vowed that Bnai Brith Youth Organization
he would be back before the still looking for that Youth
year was over . . (Inspector House they've long been prom-
Paden is back as top man at ised.
Petoskey Station) . . . Louis
JAY SCHULTZ becoming first
Gross was a free man after Jewish boy from Detroit wound-
spending 16 years in prison for ed in action in Korea ... Dave
a murder it was proven he did Kantor, Pisgah Lodge, breaking
not commit . . . Off we went for all Bnai Brith bowling records
a vacation in Miami Beach.
in the Country for high three
Column item about a local games . . . by kegling a sizzling
boy, Jackie Kannon (nee series of 725 in Cosmopolitan BB
Kamin) whose talents would League . . . Lynn Sharyn (Shar-
bear watchin . . . as one of the on Sklar) voted D e t r oit's
fastest growing lights on the "Sweetest TV Singer" by local
entertainment circuit ... Sweetest Day Committee . . .
(Jackie opens at the Five Peter Friedman, only 13 years
O'Clock Club in Miami, follow- old, a hero when his informa-
ing a record run as emcee at tion and good memory led to
Club Gay Haven).
capture of the maniacal club-
Knights of Pythias Detroit ber of four women and two chil-
Lodge 55 dedicated new home dren in the Northwest sector .
on Wyoming.
Cpl. Floyd Z. Harris celebrating
Pete Clayton climaxed 25 his 20th birthday in Korea . .
years, half his lifetime, with the
Rabbi Morris Adler honored
Detroit Times • , . Sidney Kas- by American Legion by being in-
off, whose tremendous courage stalled as their first Jewish dis-
and strong will to live had trict chaplain ... Bad weather
twice before cheated the Grim cutting down crowd for Balfour
Reaper . . through 100 blood Ball, which was expected to
transfusions and more than 20 have capacity attendance . .
operations . . . began to show Mortie Semelmaker wounded in
great improvement and fell in Korea . . .Mrs. Julian Bessman
love with a girl who shared the employing a new maid and tell-
same feeling for him . . .They ing her to always serve from the
became engaged, but his coura- left and take the plates from
geous fighting heart couldn't the right . . and the girl re-
beat the final operation that plying, "I won't forget, ma'am,
would have, if successful, put but what's the matter. Super-
him back on the road to health stitious or something?" . . . My-
.. . 28 year-old Sidney fought ron "Joe" Ginsburg making the
down to the home stretch . . . grade as catcher with the De-
but couldn't quite make it.
troit Tigers . . . and so, on to
ISRAEL DAY celebration at another year.
State Fair Grounds . . . which
was attended by over 12,000
folks . . . Eight-year-old Allan Federation to Hold
Weinstein turning over the en- Budget Conference
tire contents of his little bank
to the Allied Jewish Campaign
The 1951 Pre-Campaign Budg-
because "they need it more than
I do." ... His mother, Mrs. Paul et Conference of the Jewish Wel-
Weinstein, was a division cap- fare Federation will be held from
tain . . . Moe Egren, Pisgah 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan.
Lodge, coming within only 10 28, at the Davison Jewish Center,
pins of rolling a perfect 300 Samuel H. Rubiner, Federation
game in the Cosmopolitan Bnai president, announced.
Brith Bowling League . . . Leo
Second of the annual confer-
Polk making news with his 65th ences, the session gives leaders
donation to the Red Cross Blood and workers in the Federation
Bank . . Jewish Community and Allied Jewish Campaign an
Council issuing "Not For Sale" opportunity to examine the
signs to replace "For Sale" signs needs, programs and plans of the
put up by folks in the 12th St. agencies, by fields of service that
area .. to prevent panic-mov- are members and beneficiaries
ing by residents ... A $70 con- of
Federation in order to decide
tribution to the Allied Jewish
Campaign coming all the way priorities in allocation of funds
from Tokyo. . . sent by Ann anticipated for 1951. Presenta-
Gass, a worker in '49 . . . Larry tions will be made by chairmen
O'L a r r y increasing his 1949 of the Federation budget and
pledge of $2,500 to $10,000 for planning divisions—health and
1950 . . . and adding another welfare, educational and cultur-
$1,000 in honor of the recovery al and community relations—as
from polio of his daughter, well as by a member of the ex-
Beverly . . . Jack Winer, De- ecutive committee which allo-
troit Times photographer, tak- cates overseas funds.
ing two prizes in the Hearst
Anyone interested in studying
Newspapers A n n u al Photogra- the community's philanthropic
phic Competition . . .
budgeting procedure or in dis-
LESTER SATOVSKY c r e a t- cussing how funds should be al-
ing sensation at Tam O'Shanter located is invited to attend the
Country Club when his golf ball conference.
stopped dead on the green .. .
inches from the cup . . . pre-
venting a second hole-in-one for UN Palestine Mediator
Les . . . exactly 12 months to
the day after his first ace . . To Speak at Wayne U.
.Then, to top it off, Les later
Dr. Ralphe J. Bunche, United
shooting his second hole-in-one
on the 11th hole . . . where he Nations official who won the
1950 Nobel Peace Prize for his
had also shot his first one ..
Sid Stolsky winning the coveted mediations in Palestine, will be
William B. Chatman Memorial the third speaker in the Wayne
University Lecture Recital
Award for contributing most to Series,
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday,
Louis Marshall Bnai Brith Lodge at the Institute of Arts.
and Order . . . Morrie Gruskin
Cooperating in bringing Dr.
and Ted Morris giving entire Bunche to Wayne's campus are
proceeds of especially planned members of Mu Beta Chi, Jew-
cabaret jamboree at their Club ish Business Administration
Main Street to the American fraternity, who are helping to
Cancer Society , • .
arrange accommodations for
Idea conceived to name a him.

ranging the program for
ground-breaking.
The hospital, which was de-
signed by Albert Kahn Associa-
tes, is modern and will have
facilities for 200 beds and 48
bassinets. Opportunities for all
types of designated giving are
available in the new Jewish hos-
pital. Anyone who wishes to
create a suitable memorial 0z
honor the living is invited to
call Mr. Osnos, WO. 5-3939, to
arrange for such a designation.
All members of the commu-
nity are invited to attend the
ground-breaking.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late June
Zieve wishes to thank its rela-
tives and friends for the many,
kindnesses and sympathies ex-
tended during its recent be-
reavement.

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Gemiluth Chassodim
Women Offer Concert

Featured at the annual concert
of the Women of Gemiluth
Chassodim, to be held Jan. 20
at the Art Institute, will be a
piano duet, an instrumental trio
and the Music Study Club cho-
rus, under the direction of Dan
Frohman. Proceeds will be used
for charity, mostly for orphans
in Israel.
Edythe S h e v i t z and Hilda
Shoob will play several selections
on the piano, and the Karl Haas
trio, consisting of clarinet, piano
and cello will also perform. Mrs.
Alex Roberg is chairman. Tick-
et sales are in charge of Otto
Kaufman and Alex Roberg. Fol-
lowing the concert there will be
a reception at Wayne Univer-
sity's Hillel House.

Young Judaeans Map
Plans for Club Month

Final plans have been made
for the two outstanding events
being sponsored by Young Ju-
daea this weekend. In keeping
with the policy of National
Young Judaea, Detroit groups
have designated January as
Young Judaea month.
The first event will be Sab-
bath Services on Saturday, to be
held at Shaarey Zedek and
Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tions. Both Rabbi Adler and
Rabbi Segal will pay tribute to
the work being done by the
Young Judaea members in De-
troit. Following services there
v,:11 be a Kiddush sponsored by
the Detroit Zionist Youth Com-
mission.
The second event is a paper
drive on behalf of the Tzofim
(Israel Scouts) on Sunday. An
proceeds of this paper drive will
be sent to the Tzofim to facili-
tate the purchase of a camp
near Jerusalem.
. Each Young Judaea Club has
elected its o w n paper drive
chairman. Paula Chaenko of the
Galilleans is the chairman of
the entire event.

France Ratifies Genocide Pact
PARIS (JTA)—The French
Government ratified the United
Nations Convention outlawing
the crime of Genocide.

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