18—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 20, 1951

Review Scores for Bnai David Music

Men's Clubs

Next Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., LOUIS
D. BRANDEIS LODGE 1583,
Bnai Brith, will honor past
presidents at the Young Israel
Center. Harry Katz, chairman,
has prepared the program. Each
past president will be presented
with an engraved gavel. The
•prograin will feature Hy Pritz
and his ensemble, and Hope
Mother. Samuel W. Leib, junior
past • president - of DiStrict Grand
Lodge No. 6, Bnai Brith, will be
speaker. Movies of the "Max
Sosin Night" will be shown.
Members, their wives and friends
are invited.
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An urgent meeting has been
.called for all BNAI BRITH
LODGES to discuss plans for the
coming baseball season. To be
held at 8 p.m., Monday, at the
home of Lou Rabinowitz, 18691
Ardmore, each Lodge expecting
to enter competition should
send a delegate.
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KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS will
hold a Passover party at 8 p.m.,
Sunday, at the Lodge hall, 15787
Wyoming. Dick Stein and his
orchestra will furnish the music.
Phil Kulick is chairman. Friends
and members are invited.

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RABBI JOSHUA S. SPERKA (seated) and CANTOR HY-
MAN ADLER of Congregation Bnai David are shown review-
ing scores for the special hymns to be introduced at Passover
services at the synagogue on 1.4th and Elmhurst.

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Council Officers
Up for Election

All the present officers of the -
Jewish Community Council will
be proposed for re-election by a
nominating - committee which
will submit its report at the del-
egate assembly Tuesday; 8:30
p.m., at the Jewish War Veter-•
ans Memorial Home.
The nominating committee,
headed by Morris Lieberman,
consist Of William Cohen; Mrs.
Samuel Green, Norman Berkley,
Jerome Kellman, Robert R.
Nathans and Harold Silver:
The committee is considering
nominees for 12 vacancies on the
Council's executive committee.
Dr. Shmarya Kleinthan, pres-
ident, states that other nomin-
ations may be made from the
floor by qualified delegates. The
only stipulation under Council
election procedures is that the
person nominated must himself
be a duly constituted delegate
and must have expressed his
willingness to serve if elected.
The names of all. candidates will
be placed on a ballot to be dis-
tributed to delegates at the final
delegate assembly in May.
Nominated for another term,
in addition _td Dr. Kleinman,
are: ViceLpresidents, Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer,
Sidney M. Shevitz; secretary,
Irving W. Schlussel; treasurer,
Louis Rosenweig. ,
Highlights of the delegate
conclave will be an examination
of current Council activities, and
a report of plans for the annual
community-wide observance of
Israel's independence, sponsored
by, the Community Council and
Zionist Council.

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RECEPTIONS

The third annUal, joint instal
lation ceremonies of SHOLOM
AUXILIARY , and POST will be
held Wednesday evening, at Bel
Air Terrace. Rounding out din-
ner and dancing, special enter-
tainment will be provided by
2 Young .)ewish Doctors
Max
Sossin, Sammy Woolf and
Praised. fOri(idney Work Hal Gordon.
New Post officers
PHILADELPHIA; (JTA)—Two are: A. Albert Sugar, command-
young physicians of Mt. Sinai er; Louis Weinstein and Mar-
HoSpital here, are credited with vin M a- d g y, vice-commanders;
experiments which may make Saul Brand, adjutant; Richard
possible establishment of life- Braun, staff " correspondent;
Ralph Bernstein, quartermaster;
saving "kidney banks."
Their experiments were re- Robert Weintraub, judge advo-
sponsibloo for the 'technique used cate; Dr. John Horowitz, post
in transplanting a. kidney from surgeon; Rabbi Morris Adler,
a man who had died in an ac- chaplain; Leo Panzer, Harry
cident to a woman critically ill Gruber and Milton Zimmerman,
of a kidney ailment. While the trustees. Officers of the Auxil-
patient died despite the trans-• I iary include Beatrice Sugar
plantation, t h e widely-public- president; Esther GotteSman
ized emergency operation was and Mollye Madgy,• vice-presi-
not regarded as a test of the dents; Rose Weintraub, treasur-
value of the method.
er; Helen Zimmerman and Franz
ces Bursky, secretaries; Mildred
Friedman, conductress; Leah
Safran, chaplain; Goldie Adler,
honorary chaplai n; Beatrice
Weinstein, Leah Zucker and
trustees.
April 13---To Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Newman,
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Robert Brody (Rhea Orley), of
ROBERT J. RAFELSON AUX-
925 Whitmore, a
daughter, ILARY will hold a board lunch-
Cathy Jean.
eon April 28 to plan future acti-
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April 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Gil- vities. It will be held at the
bert B. Silverman (Geraldine home of the new president, Lil-
Todd) of Covington Dr., 'a, lian Perlman: *
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daughter, Marsha Lynn.
LAWRENCE H. JONES AUXIL-
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April. 7 — To Mr. and Mrs. IARY will elect officers at a
Philip Subar (Faye Katz) , of meeting ,Tuesday, at the home
3758 Clairmount, a daughter, of Arlene RhOdes, 3771 W. Outer
Dr. Plans for a joint installa-
Marilyn Beth.
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tion with the. Post will be dis-
March 29—To Mr. and Mrs. cussed.
Albert L. Fishman, of Boston
Blvd„ (Anne Partney of Pontiac) Named Regional Director
Of Los Angeles Hospital
a daughter, Karen Joyce.
a a *
Ben Horowitz, formrely
March 29—To Dr. and Mrs. New York regional director for
Berman Lifton (Pola Winokur), the City of Hope, was named
a daughter, Cathy Joy.
national executive secretary for
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the non-sectarian institution in
. March 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Duarte, Calif., it was announced
Daniel Hirschberg (Penny El- by 'Victor M. Carter, president
Unger), of Monterey Ave., a son, of the national hospital.
Steven Allen.

Rev.

LONDON, (JTA) — Twenty-
two-year-old Miriam Joron,, who
won the title Of "Miss ISra,e1,"
arrived at the London Airport
en route to the United States.
She \told reporters she hopes to
take part in a film in Hollywood.

MAE WEISS

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MEN'S CLUB OF ADAS
SHALOM will present "An Even-
ing- With the Rabbi," at 8:30
p.m., April 30. Rabbi Segal, spin-
tual leader, will speak informal-
ly on his experiences as a chap-
lain in the armed forces and
will tell of the leiser known as-
pects , of a rabbi's life. The pro-
gram will also include a recer-
tion honoring the members who
have joined the men's • club the
past year. The community is .in-
vited.

"Ansi - Israel" to Visit-U. S.

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