New Hadassah Leaders to Hold
Organization Meeting on June 5
THE JEWISH NEWS--7
• Friday, June 1, 1951
Beth Shmuel Auxiliary
To Hold Ninth Donor
The Beth. Shmuel Ladies Aux-
iliary will hold its ninth annual
donor luncheon at 12 noon Tues-
day, - in the social hall of the
synagogue. Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man will be principal speaker.
Mickey Woolf will entertain.
Mrs. Molly Leebove is donor
chairman, and should be - con-
tacted at TO. 5-1351, for tickets
or information. Call Mrs. E.
G o o z e, . ticket chairman, WE.
4-6878, for .tickets.
Rockettes - Club, Northwest
Youth Group Honors Mothers
R ock et t es Club, northwest
Chairmen to be introduced_ at the installation meeting of neighborhood youth group, su-
Hadassah are from the left MRS. BEN MOSSMAN, vice-president pervised by Mrs. Shirley Zim-
of fund-raising; MRS. JOSEPH JACKIER, honor roll chairman; berg, honored their mothers at
and MRS. MERVIN GROSBERG, honor roll co-chairman.
a Step-Out night May 21.
* * *
Hadassah's newly-elected offi-
cers and board members of the
Chapter and groups will meet
at 12:3p p.m., Tuesday, at Frank-
lin Hills Country Club. Mrs. Bud
Blum, office director, announces
that reservations must be in to-
day.
Mrs. 'Morse Saulson, newly-
elected Chapter president, will
be formally installed.
Group presidents will intro-
duce their fund-raising and
lionor roll chairmen, who will be
Officially assigned by. -Mrs. Ben
11/foss:man, fund = raising vice=
President. .
Mrs. JosePh Jackier, honor
roll:cha.irrnan, and her co-chair-
ixia,n, Mrs. Mervin Grosberg, have
fbirn.ulated plans for this year's
donor roll drive, which will be
designed to meet the increasing
Peron Assures Kinship
To - Argentina's Jews
• BUENOS AIRES, (JTA)--Presi-
de- nt and Mme. Juan Peron,
guests of . honor at a reception
tendered by the _Jewish. pro-
Perontst Organization Istaelita
Argentina, proclaimed their
frienciShip to the .JeWish
The. President and his -Wife were
greeted with a lengthy ovation
bY-'some 3,000 persons represent-
ing Jewish communities and
Jewish organizations froni all
parts of the country.
In the course of an hour-long
speech President Peron declared:
"Five years ago the Jews sus-
pected me of partiality and ul-
tra-nationalism; bUt I under-
stood that the Jews who had
suffered always -and ".everywhere
were sensitive and I proved dur-
ing my administration .that I
was just toward them and- to-
ward everybody. Our doctrine is
brotherhood, goodwill • and dig-
ity of the human being." He
added : "In humility I say to the
Jewish community that I feel
I am among friends. You know
our thoughts. We wish harmony
and mutual tolerance."
Harry Blau Elected to Head
Bnai Moshe Married Couples
Harry H. Blau was elected
president of the Young Married
Couples Group of Cong. Bnai
Moshe at its annual meeting.
He -succeeds Morton J. SObel.
Harold Reisner was elected vice-
president; Edward Brown, treas-
urer and Mrs. Michael Weiss,
secretary.
The group holds monthly
gatherings at which cultural
matters are discussed, and also
functions socially. A wiener
roast will be held at 8:30 p. m.,
Saturday, at Lola Valley Park.
responsibilities of Hadassah in
its health and welfare programs.
Mrs. David Berger and Mrs.
Harry Baum are in charge of
meeting arrangements.
Canadian Jewish Congress
Bars Leftist Organizations
MONTREAL, (JTA)—The Do-
minion Council of the Canadian
Jewish Congress, Eastern Divi-
sion, has decided to exclude
from membership the United
Jewish Peoples Order and'its af-
filiated bodies. Which have a
leftist orientation. These organi-
zations will,- according to the
decision, not tbe. asked to send
forthcoming
delegates to
plenary session - of the Canadian
Jewish Congress. The decision
-now needs ratifidation . by the
national executive of -the Cana-
dian Jewish Congress. • ,.
The Council has also consid-
ered steps for the financial re-
habilitation of the Jewish Peretz
Schools, which are on the verge
of closing their doors after an
existence of 38 years. Over 600
childran received their educa-
tion in the JeWish Peretz
Schools. The amalgamation of
the Peretz Schools with - the - Yid-
dish Folks Shulen was suggested
as a solution of the~ problem. .
Jews, Anti-Semites Trade Blows
SYDNEY, Australia, (JTA)—A
fist fight broke out here between
follbwers' of the . Jewish soccer
club "Hakoah" and the new Aus-
tralian soccer team "Hungari-
an," following a game in which
"Hakoah" emerged victorious.
Seeing their team lose, some of
the followers of "Hungaria"
shouted: "It's a pity that Hitler
did not finish all you Jews."
This precipitated an exchange
of blows, which was halted by
the police.
'Jerusalem, My City' Is
New Council Offering
• A new film on Israel, "Jeru-
salem, My City," is now 'van-
able to organizations from the
film library of the Jewish Com-
munity Council. The film is
about a blind Israel veteran in
his pursuits through the city,
and the many facets of life in
Jerusalem.
A reservation for the film may
be made by telephoning Miss
Heavenrich at the Council of-
fice, WOodward 3-1657.
- •
Mizrachi Women to Elect
Officers at Final Meeting
The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
will hold its final meeting at
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, at Ro-
senberg's. Nomination and elec-
tion of officers will take place.
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, chair-
man of child restoration, an-
Linwood UHS to Install
nounces the annual garden
party and luncheon will he held
Officers on June 12
at 12 noon, June 12, at the home
The PTO of the Linwood of Mrs. Sof Edelman, 2250 La-
branch of the United Hebrew Salle Gardens S.
Schools will hold installation of
officers, followed by a social eve- Cong. Beth Abraham Slates •
ning on June 12, at the Rose General Membership Meeting
. A general membership meet-
Sittig Cohen Building.
The following officers Were ing of Cong. Beth Abraham will
elected: president, Mrs. Jack be held at 9 p.m., Thursday in
Kaplan; vice president, Mrs. the synagogue, Louis Ellenbo-
Harry Press; treasurer, Mrs. Jos. gen, president, will preside. The
Rochlin and secretary, Mrs. Paul Men's Club executive board will
Tuesday, at
Davidson. Mrs. Joseph Radin meet at 8:30
will be program chairman for the home of Rabbi Israel I. Hal-
the coming. year.
pern, 2016 Fullerton.
Five Michigan Congressmen
Back Grant-in-Aid Measure
Congressmen Dingell, O'Brien,
Rabaut, Ford and Machrowicz
of Michigan are included among
the 155 members of the U. S.
House of Representatives who
signed a bi-partisan declaration
supporting t h e $150,000,000
grant-in-aid bill for Israel.
The declara.tion was submit-
ted to House Majority Leader
John W. MacCormack and the
House Minority Leader Joe Mar-
tin Jr. A similar grant-in-aid
bill pending in the Senate has
the support of 36 Senators.
T h e Congressmen resolved
that "the United States: should
now grant economic assistance
to the Government of Israel in
order to assist it in absorbing its
large influx of immigration and
in developing its natural re-
sources and industries so that,
with its security and independ-
ence thus strengthened, Israel
may become a military, econom-
ic and ideological bastion for
the free world in the Middle
East, aiding in the maintenance
of world peace, security and
liberty and thereby assisting the
general welfare and security of
the United States."
7h ci.nh you,
Columbus Mutual Life
Insurance Company
We the agents of the Co-
lumbus Mutual Life Insurance
Co. in Detroit, wish to express
our heartfelt thanks to our
Company and to its president,
Mr. Carl Mitcheltree, for the
confidence they have, shown in
Israel by purchasing $10,000
Israel Independence Bonds.
You have heartened us in our
efforts in behalf of Israel and
have given us new courage in
our work for Israel and the
fine company we represent
here. During the observance of
Mitcheltree Month in June we
shall be inspired to greater ef-
fort as a result of our Presi-
dent's hurnanitarian outlook on
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.
,
it4DER
was
FIRST in Detroit
to use Bigelow's new
life. Lots of luck, Carl Mitch-
eltree! Many.happy returns!
Abraham Bigelman
Henry Burston
William Colman
Albert Fischer
Isadore Fisher
Ruth Fisher
Lawrence W. Friedman
Richard D. Friedman
George W. Gray
Sophie Herman
Irving Hermelin
Earl Hordes
• Rugs Picked Up and
Cleaned in Our Plant
• Furniture Cleaned in
Your Home by Experts
Two years ago, when the great
Bigelow-Sanford Rug Company's
scientists perfected their discov-
ery of KARPET-KARE, they chose
LEADER to introduce it to Detroit.
In those years we have used it
with pride to satisfy thousands of
particular customers. Why take
less than the best? It costs no
more to call LEADER . . Detroit's
leader in carpet cleaning.
-
Herbert Hordes
-William Hordes
Simon Klein
Myer Klein
Alex Lipson
Peter Portnoy
Bert P. Seedberg
Gordon Seedberg
Plant and Offk's.:
Ernest J. White
James Wooton
8700
. LINWOOD-
Manuel Zak
FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE
If the Bus Strike Prevents Your Personal Visit to the Zionist Office
1—Mail Your Check (Payable to Service for Israel) Together With Your Selection of Food Parcel.
STANDARD $10.50 — SPECIAL $14.50 — DELUXE $21.50 — FAMILY $38.50
(With American Kosher Salami)
2—Attach
Name and Address of Person in Israel to Receive the Parcel.
3—We Will Return Your Certificates Promptly. You Dispatch One to the Beneficiary Who Calls for Food
Parcel at Israel Warehouse.
PH ILCO REFRIGERATORS AVAILABLE ON 60-DAY DELIVERY
ZIONIST OFFICE
1031 Penobscot Bldg.
WO. 544