League Presents Rosenberg Awards
To Top Youth Leaders in Community

Bicur Cholem to Honor
Its 56th _4nniversary

At the closing meeting of the League of Jewish Women's
Organizations, the League's annual Mildred Simons Rosenberg
youth awards were presented. This year's winners, from the left,
include VIVIAN BOZENN who received an honorable mention:
Mrs. DAVID BLIGER, re-elected League president, who presented
the awards; JANET VOGEL, winner of first prize for young
women; Mrs. HARRY SINGER, representing Temple Israel, who
accepted the award for Toby Citrin, winner of the young men's
award; and Mrs. ROBERT DREWS, award committee chairman.

Closing their activities for the
season, the League of Jewish
Women's Organizations installed
officers who will head the 1951-
52 program of the League. Mrs.
Harry Becker, a past president,
was installing officer. Officers
are:
Mesdames David Kliger, presi-
dent; . Morton Snyder, William
Graham, Irving Small and_Rob-
ert S. Drews, vice-presidents;
Maurice Garelik, treasurer; Nor-
man Noble, Martin Naimark,
James V. Brown and Marvin B.
Levy, secretaries.
In recognition of significant
achievement in community serv-
ice; leadership and scholarship,
the annual Mildred Simons Ros-
enberg youth awards were pre-
sented to Janet Vogel, who won
a silver Menorah, and Toby Cit-
rin, who received a silver prayer
cup.
Janet is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Vogel, 2025
Glynn Ct., and Toby is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Citrin,
507 W. Grixdale. Bottp were first
prize winners.

Certificates of honor-
able mention went to Vivian
Sozenn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Chajes, Lee Crest
Hotel; Marion Rut h Cullen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan-
iel G. Cullen, 2500 W. Boston

Blvd.; Aaron Schreier, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schreier,
4271 Cortland; Sidney Ruben-
stein, son of Mrs. Marion G.
Rubenstein, 3270 Tuxedo ; Av-
ram Charlip, son • of Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Charlip, 18114 Oak
Dr.; Michael Gale, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Gale, of La-
Salle Blvd.; and Dolores Marks,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Marks, 3730 Duane.

Seventeen-year-old Miss Vogel
is a cum laude graduate of Cen-
tral High School where she was
a recipient of the Phi Beta Kap-
pa award. She is now a fresh-
man at University of Michigan.
She won on he basis of her
work in behalf of the Allied
Jewish Campaign, the cancer,
heart and polio drives and her
active participation in the Bnai
Brith Girls of which she is Mich-
igan Regional president.
She is also a member of the
Jewish Community Center, the
Girl Scouts and Temple Beth El.
Toby Citrin, who was in Wash-
ington, D. C., on a senior outing
with his graduating class from
Highland Park High School,
turned 17 earlier this month. Al-
ready he has given exemplary
service to the community.
Toby is the holder of at

least a dozen awards, which
he won either outright or by
placing high among the lead-
ers. In the Boy Scouts .(Temple
Israel troop) he is a star scout
and a member .af the honorary
camper society, the Order of
Red Arrow.
He holds forensic, recitation,

May 11—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Platt (Michelle Tchor), a
essay and photography medals
son, Murray W.
from Temple Israel, University
May 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Solly of Michigan, the Detroit News
Moglovkin (Ruth Bistrow), of and Veterans' of Foreign Wars.
Rochester Ave., a son, G a r y ! Last year he was a member of
Steven.
the team which captured the
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Detroit High School debating
May 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar- championship.
vin Seligson (Esther Bodzin) , of
Mrs. Harry V. Singer, repre-
Blaine Ave., a son, Michael
senting Temple Israel, accepted
Mendel.
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the kiddish cup which Toby won.
May 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed- His brother, Martin Citrin, was
ward M. Rader (Lila Ellstein, of the winner of the award two
Huntington Woods, a daughter, years ago.
Shelley Faith.
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April 28 — To Mr. and Mrs. Salzburg Music Festival
Joseph Lefton, of Beverly Hills, Suffers Loss of Toscanini
Calif., formerly of Detroit, a son,
Lee Anthony.
VIENNA, (JTA)—Arturo Tos-
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April 28 — To Mr. and Mrs. canini and Bruno Walter, world
Harry Sklar (Shirley Judith famous conductors, are believed
Goldmintz), of Lindsay Ave., a to have cancelled their engage-
son, Ira Richard.
ments to conduct at the 1951
April 9 — • To Mr. and Mrs. Salzburg Music Festival because
David A. Rosen (Lillian Raskin), of the recent anti-Jewish exces-
of 11845 LaSalle, son, Barry ses by police and neo-Nazis in
Salzburg.
Lee.
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Austrian officials are con-
April 2 — To Mr. and Mrs. cerned over the unfavorable re-
Richard Atkins (Sara Jaffey), action the incidents caused over-
of Kipling Ave., a son, Sidney seas. The head of the provincial
Allen.
government, Dr. H. Klaus, told
the Salzburg council that the
incidents have done the province
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JEWISH NEWS
Saperston Elected New 12—THE
Friday, May 18, 1951
Probus Club President

At a recent election of the
With Rabbi Leo Goldman as
guest speaker, Detroit Senior Probus Club of Detroit, Edmund
Bicur Cholem will celebrate its E. Saperston was elected presi-
56th anniversary at a banquet
Sunday, at Turover Temple. M.
Manuel Merzon, local attorney,
will be toastmaster.
Mrs. Lena Techner, in inviting
the-public to attend, announces
that proceeds from the event
enable the group to carry on its
work of providing medicine and
medical care for the needy sick.
Tickets and reservations may be
obtained by calling Mrs. Tech.
ner, TO. 6-4135.
Recently the women were re-
quested and complied to a call
from Israel asking for a ship-
ment of penicillin.

Beth El Sisterhood
Installs Mrs. Rice
Its New President

Detroit Shipment to Korea
Sent by Serv-A-Project

Detroit's f i r s t shipment of
wearables, reading matter and
personal supplies for Jewish sol-
diers in Korea was sent this
week by the serv-a-project com-
mittee of the Armed Services
Committee of the Jewish Wel-
fare Board.
Funds were supplied by the
Young Women's Bicur Cholem,
Home Relief Society and Sister-
hoods of Adas Shalom and Sha-
arey Zedek.

GABARDINE

DENIM - TROPICALS

EDMUND E. SAPERSTON

Detroit Agency Sponsors
College Advertising Clinic

As an annual service to col-
lege graduates who hope to
enter advertising, the Henry
Koltys Co., Detroit advertising
agency, is planning to offer free
vocational guidance to all who ,
need help in selecting and ap-
plying for their first advertising
j ob.
Called the "Advertising Job
Clinic," this year's event will
be held on the Ballroom floor
of Hotel Stater, May 24, 25 and
26, and will consist of private
consultations for all who write
for an interview. Interested stu-
MRS. ARTHUR H. RICE
dents are invited to address this
Arthur H. Rice was installed agency at the Francis Palms
Sisterhood president. Building.
Other officers installed were
Mesdames Sanford R. Klein, I.
PERSONALLY
Irving Bittker, Arthur R. Bloom,
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and Percy P. Newman vice presi-
dents; Marshall Miller, Walter
D. Schmier, Sol M. Lewis and
A. J. Fox, secretaries; Sidney J.
Karbel, treasurer; Mrs. Frank J.
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Wrnton, custodian.
The following directors were i
with vocations in Paris,
elected for a two-year term:
Rome and French Riviera
Mesdames Harvey Rattner, Am-
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At the 50th annual luncheon dent. Also elected were Paul
meeting of the Sisterhood of Zuckerman and_ Leo Bigelman,
Temple Beth El on May 14, Mrs. vice-presidents; Victor Zucker-
man and Sol I. Stein, secretar-
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