Temple Israel Sisterhood Dedicates
Its Institute to Inter-Faith Program
12—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 9, 1951
Zionist Congress Again Postponed
NTV
Religious Schools
Present Purim Revue
A "Purim Revue," prepared by
the children's theater, a cos-
tume parade and a choir con-
cert are features of the North-
west Hebrew Cong. Sunday
school's Purim program to be
held March 18. Performances
are scheduled at 10 a.m. and 12
noon.
The Sisterhood committee,
headed by Mrs. Jacob Levine, is
planning to distribute Purim
sweets to each child.
Participants in the play in-
clude Larry Allen, Sally Allen,
Sheila Burk, Alice Burston, Gail
Cooper, Elaine Feldman, Audrey
Hecker, Arlene Kaine, Dorothy
Robinson, Joan Rodman, Lorelei
Schuman, Loraine Small, Gail
Steffen, Carol Stross, Marilyn
Stein and Jeffrey Stross.
The graduation class of the
Synagogue's religious school has
elected a committee consisting
of chairman. Elaine Feldman;
secretary. Elaine Small; and
treasurer, Vicki Marston.
gffHP41110404~1048• 111111411 •0 1■•••••f,
•
•
0
One of the many ceremonial tables to be displayed at the
Temple Israel Sisterhood all-day Institute of Liberal Judaism are
examined by (from the left) : Mrs. REUBEN LEVINE, MTS. WIL-
LIAM P. GREENBERG and Mrs. ROBERT COGGAN, interfaith
chairman.
1: WOND
W mO ONRD E
glory of Spring; the
The internal relations com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
rouncil, under the chairmanship
ot Louis Rosenzweig, has selec-
d a sub-committee to halt the
panic which exists among home-
own.ers in the 12th Street-Lin-
Wood section.
Robert Nathans, chairman of
te sub-committee, stated that
every effort will be made to quell
Outmors now current in the area
ich causes a rapid migration
Jewish people to other sec-
n.s of Detroit. He added that
al rabbis have indicated their
Oiesite to help and that it is the
teeling of community - minded
ons that no reason exists for
panic among Jewish home-
*getters.
4 The sub-committee found that
;few synagogues and other in-
tutions are being constructed
this section, adding to the
financial investment made by
the Jewish community in this
area.
Those interested in helping
this campaign may volunteer
their services by calling the
rouncil, WO. 3-1657. •
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—More than
ISM people filled the Mograbi
Theater here at a farewell meet-
ing for DR. EMANUEL NEU-
MANN, American. Zionist leader,
arran: d by the General Zionist
Party.
Nevele adds its own
touches of fun,
ships; so much to
STRICTLY KOSHER
AMERICAN PLAN
RESERVE NOW
•
For
Passover Holidays
Und•r Personal Supervision of
M KREISBERG • D BRAMSON
M. SUS MA
r,,.iteett
it 44
OAKTON MANOR
AaAam Zthcain
A dedicated leader whose
strength came from a clear-
sighted knowledge that
men are created equal and
that ALL men should be
treated honestly and fairly.
IN WALL-TO-WALL
CARPET CLEANING
Because, since the
' - '4'CO7 Z1WiticKV
58
very inception of this bus-
iness, more than a third of
a century ago, it has been
SndS
itsion
our constant aim to deal
• We Use
Bigelow's
Marvelous New
KARPET-KARE
fairly and honestly with
ALL our customers. We
offer the finest carpeting
1 \
Planned entertainment all week—for young
and old. Dancing nightly. Free Rhumba lessons,
movies, card tournaments. Floor show on week-
ends. Famous Sunday Smorgasbord.
cleaning service . . . the
• Furniture Cleaned
in your home
by Experts
best costs you no more;
try the LEADER.
Enjoy "perpetual sunshine" in our large
Sun Tan Solarium. Luxurious fireproof hotel.
Soothing Sulphur Baths and Scientific Massage.
You can budget your stay to $8.50 a day In-
cluding everything.
O
0
FOR RESERVATIONS —
VACATIONING AT ITS BEST
—THE YEAR 'ROUND
SOW
,
Modern, Smartly Furnished
Accommodations--Wonderful Food
and Lots of It—Mud and Mineral
Baths—Planned Activities—Trop-
ical Indoor Pool—Nightly Enter-
tainment—Year-`Round Sports.
Pewaukee, Wisconsin
Elliott Travel-18657 Liverigols
U N iversity 2-7555
• kV, - .
PEWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
COUNTRY CLUB
°
/v.
NEa R B Y
For reservations and information
Call—Ask Mr. Foster Service
in the J. L. Hudson Store
WHITCOMB
SULPHUR SPRINGS
$T. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN
t. No
will
Just 20 Miles West of Milwaukee
ELLENYILLE, N.Y.
do and such nice
people to do it
with!
Gel
Council Organizes Group
To Halt 12th Street Fear
tkotei
ALL CASH WAITIN G
BERT BAKER
BIG LOTS
BRAnY SCHOOL PTA
meet from 7:30 to 9:30 p.th.,
Tuesday, in the school audi-
torium. Brady School boy scout
troop 248 will present the colors,
after which Judge David C.
Vokes, of the Common Pleas
Court, will moderate a panel
discussion of "A Child's Bill of
Rights. A discussion period and
a social will follow.
...
1946 - 1947 - 1950
Models
than 30 churches have been in- pie Israel Sisterhood.
vited to attend the March meet-
ing of the Temple Israel Sister-
hood, which will be • dedicated to
You can get a better deal on a
a brotherhood program and an
NEW '51 NASH
Institute of Lib eral Judaism.
Car. Gd. River & Livernois
The program will begin at 10
Direct from Nash Detroit Co.,
•
a.m., Monday, at the Temple.
WE. 3-5815
5724 Cass
TR. 1-0293
Mrs. Robert A. Coggan, inter-
A.
faith chairman and Mts. Harry
Singer, vice-president in charge
of programs, announce a beau-
tiful ceremonial table display.
Discussion periods, which follow
#4SZAAP‘dfaWit
the general conclave be led
HOTEL
by Rabbi Herschel Lymon, of
Soeth•rn California's
Most B•avtiful Residential Motel
Ann Arbor; Rabbi Frank Rosen-
•
thal, of Jackson; Rabbi Sanford
We are now taking reservations for Me
E. Saperstein, of Pontiac; and
winter season
Rabbi Alfred L. Friedman, of
Singles .
.. $160.00 to $200.00 mo.
NEATER SWINNINO POOL
Lansing.
Doubles
. . $200.00 to $250.00 mo.
Suites with kitchenettes $350 to $450 mo. . CARDEN TERRACE
All visitors and Sisterhood
COLONIAL DINING ROOM
(Daily rates-Rooms $6 to $10; Suites $14 to S18)
members are invited to a lunch-
Send for Itt•ratur• • 10527 WILSHIRE BLVD., LOS ANGELES 24 • AR 7-4251
eon at 12:30 p.m. The Rev. Joseph
Q. Mayne will lead the prayers.
The afternoon agenda will in-
elude musical selections by the
*ctORsPogog;d4E,VVP6
Sisterhood choral group, a brief
ERFUL e a r n fy uwhre he
resume by the visiting rabbis.
The entire program will be cli-
l at The
maxed by remarks by Rabbi
Nature wakes, with the
Leon Fram. Mrs. William P.
Poale Agudah organizations from
the United Jewish Appeal in the
U. S.
'LONDON ARMS
I NEED CARS
Will Pay $600 to $4,500
I Call Me When You
Read This Ad
Women's organizations of more Greenberg is president of Tern-
RING
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — T h e
Jewish Agency executive has
again postponed the date of the
opening of the forthcoming
World Zionist Congress, this time
to July 31, in order not to inter-
fere with the Israel national
elections which will be held this
summer. The following five
major proposals were the sub-
ject of discussion, at the meet-
ing- of the executive:
1- A suggestion that a new
Zionist program be worked out
to take off where Dr. Theodor
Herzle's Basle Program left off.
2. A plan for the establishment
of relationships between the
Israel government and the Jew-
ish Agency. 3. A plan for giving
the Agency a legal status in the
Jewish state and defining its
scope and activities. 4, A pro-
posal for composition of Zion-
ist movements in countries out-
side Israel. 5. A suggestion on
the composition of the Agency
executive.
The executive d e c i d.e & to
grant in principle special alloca-
tions to the Agudah Israel and
Carpet Cleaning Co.
Plant and Office:
8700 LINWOOD