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Romping in Davison Center Nursery
Playing in the newly opened nursery of the Davison Jewish
Center are three-year-olds Sally Murov, Andrea Cowan, Noreen
McLeod, Michael Neuschatz and Joey Shiefman. The nursery,
which conducts two half-day sessions for three and four-year
olds, is accepting new registrations. Mrs.. Mildred Rolnitsky
Freedman, formerly of City and County School, is director.
Jewish Youth to Open
AJC Drive Efforts
With Gifts Luncheon
Delicatessens to Sell
`G-Day Special' to Aid
Women Campaigners
Cooperating with G-Day plans
Jewish young adults will open
their phase of the 1951 Allied of the Women's Division of the
Jewish Campaign on Sunday 1951 Allied Jewish Campaign,
leading Detroit delicatessens
have agreed to serve a G-Day
special — "The Most for Your
Money" — during the month
preceding the D a y, Sunday,
April 29, when general solicita-
tion workers will call on all of
their prospects.
Participating restaurants in-
c l u d e • Al Miller's, Boesky's,
Brothers, Horenstein's, Lefkof-
sky's, Liberman's, Harry Miller's,
Nate's, Peacock and Whitey's.
On "The Great Day for Giv-
ing," G-Day, women workers
will ask more' than 14,500 pros-
pects to make their personal
gifts to Detroit Jewry's primary
community appeal in behalf of
the Jews of Europe, Israel, the
MAX LAPIDES
United States and here in De-
troit.
with an advance gifts luncheon
Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel, chair-
for workers at 12 noon at May-
of general solicitation, is in
fair Caterers and a special gifts man
charge of G-Day, assisted by
dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Bel-
the vice - chairmen, Mesdames
crest Hotel.
Milton Alexander, Saul A.
In a pre-campaign session last Glueckman, Milton K. Mahler,
week, members of the executive Ben Mossman and Sidney Solo-
committee made pledges aver- mon.
aging a - 27 per cent increase
Mrs. Nathan Schermer and
over their gifts in 1950.
Mrs. Samuel C. Silver are han-
Guest speaker at both ses- dling assignments and other
sions Sunday will be Lt. Col. chairmen include M r s. Max
Max Lapides, director of "Oper- Dushkin, recruiting, Mrs. Philip
ation Magic Carpet" for the Bernstein, vice - chairman, re-
Joint Distribution Committee. cruiting, Mrs. Maurice A. Klein,
A Detroit attorney who served worker s' training, and Mrs.
with the Reconstruction Fin- Samuel Grandon and Mrs. Arth-
ance Corporation prior to World ur Purdy, vice-chairmen, train-
War II, Lapides achieved his ing.
military commission _in Counter-
Intelligence, attached to the Bensonhurst Defeats Montreal
U.S. Eighth Air Force during the For jW.13 Basketball Title
war.
MONTREAL — T h e National
In November, 1949 he assumed Jewish Community Center bas-
the direction of "Operation ketball title was won by a team
Magic Carpet," made possible by from Brooklyn for the second
funds from American Jews straight year when the quintet
through the United Jewish Ap- wearing the colors of the Jew-
peal—major beneficiary of the ish Community House of Ben-
Allied Jewish Campaign — in sonhurst, Brooklyn, took the
which giant Skymasters trans- championship on the court of
ported nearly the entire Jewish the Montreal YMHA. The Ben-
community in Yemen, on the sonhurst hoopsters defeated
Arabian peninsula, to Israel.
Montreal 92-58 in the finals of
Albert M. Colman will be the second annual national tour-
Chairman of the advance gifts nament sponsored by the Health
function, with Robert M. Fein-
berg as vice-chairman. Chair- and Physical Education Com-
man of the special gifts board mittee of the National Jewish
Welfare Board. The 1950 winner
is Irwin T. Holtzman.
was t h e Boro Park ) Brooklyn,
YMHA.
Fred M. Butzel Award Publish Book Honoring.
To Be Given at Annual
Hebrew U. Anniversary
Federation. Meeting
"Vision and Fulfillment" by
For the first time, the Fred
M. Butzel Memorial Award to
the individual contributing most
to Jewish communal life in De-
troit will be presented at the
annual meeting of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, establishers
of the award, on April 9, in-the
Woodward Jewish Center, Sam-
uel H. R u b i n e r, Federation
president, announced.
Preceding the annual meeting,
presidents of Federation mem-
ber agencies and divisions will
be honored at a presidents' din-
ner, at 6:30 p.m., in Butzel Hall
of the Center.
Members of Federation will
elect nine members-at-large to
their board of governors at the
annual meeting. Suggested
nominees, submitted by t h e
nominating committee, are Jos-
eph Bernstein, Irwin I. Cohn,
Rabbi Leon F r a m, William
Friedman, Mrs. John C. Hopp,
Henry Meyers, Morris L. Schav-
er, Ben L. Silberstein and Bar
ney Smith.
All . contributors to the 1950
Allied Jewish Campaign a r e
members of Federation and are
eligible to vote for Board mem-
bers. Other persons may be
nominated by petition or peti-
tions signed by not less than 25
members of the Federation and
filed with the executive direc-
tor of Federation not less than
10 days prior to the date of the
annual meeting.
Lotta Levensohn, a work com-
memorating the first 25 years
of the Hebrew University in Je-
rusalem, has been published un-
der the supervision of the pub-
lication committee of the Ameri-
can Friends of the Hebrew Uni-
versity, it is announced by Prof.
Oscar I. Janowsky, chairman of
the committee and vice-presi-
dent of American Friends.
Edited by Marie Syrkin, this
anniversary volume includes an
introduction by Dr. I. S. Wech-
sler, national president of
American Friends. It is the work
of American-born Miss Leven-
sohn, who left her native city
of Buffalo 27 years ago to make
her home in Jerusalem. After
rapid fame as an outstanding
journalist and translator, she
entered the service of the He-
brew University in the Depart-
ment of Organization and In-
formation.
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Jones, director of the Middle
East Division of the U. S. De-
partment of State, left Israel
for Washington following a con-
ference with Premier David
Ben-Gurion in Tiberias, where
the Israeli Premier was resting.
Jones' visit to Israel is reported
to be connected with American
allocation of raw materials.
Enjoy
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keys to six iii
leading ladies of
the Israeli opera
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her "regard and
support for my
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operatic .world
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great sacrifice
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14—THE JEWISH NEWS
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