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Friday, June 15, 1951

NEW YORK — A resolution
voicing support of the stand tak-
en by the General Zionist party
in Israel that the forthcoming
elections there of delegates to
the World Zionist Congress be
held "only on the basis of a
proper register of shekel holders
qualified to vote" was adopted
at a meeting of the inner com-
mittee of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America.
The resolution followed the ac-
tion taken in Israel by the ex-
ecutive committees of the Gen-
eral Zionists and Mizrachi pro-
testing against the rejection by
the Jewish Agency Executive of
their request for the 'postpone-
ment of elections to the Congress
for two months in order to pre-
pare a register of voters. The el-
ections have been set for June
12.
Both parties in Israel have is-
sued statements that they will
bring the matter before the
court of the Zionist Congress.
The General Zionists charged
that the number of shekolim of-
ficially announced as sold by
September 1950 .in many areas
exceed, by far, the total figure
of eligible voters to the -last mu-
nicipal electionS. The charge
cites the case of Tel • Aviv which
shows an excess Of nearly 40,000
shekolim sold over the number
of its eligible voters registered
for its last municipal elections.
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LISTENING

LOCAL KOSHER CATERERS
again are making an attempt to
organize • . •. Seems that recent
happenings plus the varying of
prices charged to customers
have • brought on get-together
tactics . . . Most kosher caterers
want organization ... but there
are the few who don't for their
own benefits . This has been a
long drawn out dilly-dallying
back and forth between the ca-
terers . • and the time is ripe
for something to be done .
An association of kosher cater-
ers is needed ... and will defin-
itely benefit everyone concerned,
including the customer . . In
days gone by, strong-arm gor-
illas were used to organize
groups . . . Today, common sense
will achieve the same purpose
among the kosher caterers of
Detroit.
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AT THE RECENT Jewish
War Veterans Convention,
Gov. G. Mennen Williams told
of an amusing aftermath to
his Yiddish greeting to Prime
Minister David Ben - Gurion
at the City Hall reception .. .
The Governor had publicly
greeted a beaming Prime Min-
, ister with a "toll zein mit
glick." . . At the conclusion
of his address, he took a seat
alongside Madame Ben-
Gurion . The Prime Minis-
ter's lady leaned over to him
in all earnestness said, "Mr.
Governor, I didn't know you
were Jewish."
* * *

SAMUEL J.
GREENBERG,
chairman of the campaign serv-
ices division, believes 'in taking
his work home with him . . . To
make sure that his group would
achieve a full coverage record,
Greenberg enlisted his wife as
a worker . . She's covered
nearly two dozen slips, already.
* * *
COUPLE OF ISSUES back, we
told of plans being made for a
testimonial to one of the town's
grand gents . • . Now that the
invitations are out it can be re-
vealed that the recipient of
well-deserved kudos, June 21,
will be Samuel J. Rhodes, the
daddy and grand-daddy of JWV
in Detroit and the pioneering
first president of the JWV Mem-
orial Home Association . . It
was his vision, conceived many
years ago, and his energy which
were responsible for the erection
of the impressive, vets building
on Davison.
* * *
BEST BET OF THE WEEK-
END . . . For Young Adults ..
Closing Dance of the season by
Masada . . June 17 . . at
Woodward Jewish Center,
* * *
BEN SILVERBERG, the like-
able gent who has been a com-
munity favorite among the lads
and lassies for many years, has
been chosen to the staff of the
Berkshire Country Club in
Wingdale, N. Y. . . Ben, a
former director of all trades at
the Jewish Center on Woodward,
and now a teacher at Redford
High School, will work as water-
front counselor and promotion
representative for Detroit.
• • •
WHEN ARTHUR SLOAN, son
of the Allan Sloans, gets his de-
gree from the University of
Michigan tomorrow, he'll. be a
one-man department at corn-
mencement exercises. Arthur is
the only graduate to be awarded
a BS degree in mineralogy. Ar-
thur operated The Jewish News
addressograph while at Cass
Technical High School.
* * *
DISA 'N DATA ... New World
Chapter, 229, BBYM, is working
to create a scholarship fund to
be given twice a year to a de-
serving student of any race,
color or creed ... The group will
hold a Scholarship Fund Dance,
July 7, at Bel-Aire ... Fred Gar-
ber is president of the chapter
and Eli "Duff" Springer, advisor
. . . Culminating affair of the
season by Business and Profes-
sional Chapter of Bnai Brith
will be a "Summer Frolic.... for
paid-up members . . . June 16.
.. in Hotel Detroiter.

MARTIN LAKER was a very
tired young lad after coming
out of the David Stott Bldg. . . .
His mother, Toby Laker, had
parked the car outside the
building and sent him with a
package to give to Sally Fields.
. . . Martin took the elevator up
and was so frightened by the
fast - climbing transportation
that after delivering the parcel
. . . he walked down the 33
flights of stairs from Sally's
office. . . . Martin is 11 years
old.
* * *
CAMPAIGN NOTES ...
Among a proud group of fathers
honored with their sons at the
Father and Son report meeting
of the Allied Jewish Campaign,
none appeared with more pride
than Solomon Alper, 75 year-old
worker and oldest of the fathers
present .. • He is the patriarch
of a family of good campaign-
ers, since his son, Louis, one of
the hardworking chairmen of
the builders section, has three
daughters who carry on the
family tradition . . In the
Junior Division, Harriet, Bernice
and Norine Alper are topnotch Ancient Jewish Sage's
Works Given. University
solicitors.

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* * *
NEWARK'S JEWISH Wel-
fare Federaation has-issued an
outstanding film called, "This
Very Moment" . the central,
theme of which was taken
from an idea by Samuel H.
Rubiner, then president of the
Jewish Community C6nter and
now Detroit's Federation presi-
dent, at a report meeting in
1947 regarding local agen-
cies . . . and applied on a na-
tional and world-wide scale
in a speech by Isidore Sobel-
off, Federation executive
chairman, before a regional
conference of Jewish social
service leaders.
* * *

ISAAC LITWAK, president of
AFL Local 285, Laundry and
Linen Suppliers' Union, has been
doing a bang-up job as chair-
man of the linen suppliers' em-
ployees section of • the Allied
Jewish Campaign . . . He never
receives a compliment on his
work without making sure to
tell everyone that a good part
of the credit goes to his consci-
entious and capable secretary,
Rita Freeman, who, he says, is
the unofficial chairman of the

Section. -

WILLIAM ROSENWALD, na-
tional chairman of the United
Jewish Appeal and honorary
president of the United Service
for New Americans—a UJA con-
stituent agency—this July will
make his first visit to Israel to
survey immigration and settle-
ment needs that must be met
there this fall through the
UJA's nationwide campaign. Mr.
Rosenwald will confer with
President Chaim Weizmann,
Prime Minister David Ben-Gur-
ion, with other' members of the
Israel cabinet and government,
and with leaders of the Jewish
Election Candidates
Agency. Following a ten-day
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Jew-
tour of the Jewish State, the
UJA National Chairman will ish Agency has received severs
travel to Europe to ascertain lists of candidates for the forth-
conditions in the DP camps of
Germany and Austria and immi-
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gration problems facing the
USNA. He will also inspect in-
stallations of the Joint Distri-
bution committee. He will be ac-
companied by his wife.

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NEW YORK.— (AJP )—As the
ZOA convention opens today in
Atlantic City, the re-election of
the presidency of Benjamin
Browdy appears certain.
Abraham A. Redelheim (who
is to address Detroit's Z-Day
bruncheon June 24) and Dr.
Morton J. Robbins are contesting
for the chairmanship of the
administrative council.

Subar, the following were elect-
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Open Sundays
Levin, president; Mrs. Herman
Woodward at 11 1/2 Mile Rd.
Jo. 4-6688
K. Cohen and Mrs. David S.
Bodzin, vice - presidents; Mrs. BOESKY'S
Emil Spilman, secretary; Mrs.
Charles T. Gellman, treasurer
aitn food and
and donor chairman. Board
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members Mesdames Harry L. prices. Dancing nightly. We cater to parties entertainmentst
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Hyman R. Cohen, fund-raising;
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MILE
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YE. 8-9749
Philip J. Forman, co-chairman, SALERNO PIZZERIA
donor; Daniel Birnbaum, happy
Featuring our famous Pizza Pies, Spaghetti and Raviola
day fund; Joseph Grossman and
Open Sundays 2 p.m. to 3 ChM
Abbe A. Levi, house committee; Also Chicken, Steaks, from $1.50.
Weekdays 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
Irving Schlussel, hospitality;
Lilly Fein, publicity; Rae Urnow-
Grand River at Bagley. Phone WO. 3-1022.
itz, telephone squad; Hugo Apt,
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Thirty years of Fine Food, Liquors. Lunch•
bulletin; Samuel H. Prero, youth
activities; Solomon N. Cohen, eons 11:30 to 3 p.m. Dinners 3 to 10. Open Sundays 1 to 10 p.m.
Louis Cohen, Milton Duchan,
Alter Greenbaum.
MARIA'S • PIZZERIA
On Monday, 12:30 p.m., a
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Parking Facilities . . . Carry Out Service
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ZOA to Re-Elect Browdy

WHERE TO DINE

At the recent election meeting

finest collections of the works
of the ancient Jewish philoso-
pher Philo, was presented to
the Joint University Libraries
here by Howard Lehman Good-
hart, of New York. City, Chan-
cellor Harvie Branscomb of
Van der bilt University an-
nounced.

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coming. elections for Israeli
delegates *to the World Zionist
Congress, including one non-
party slate. In addition, two
parties—the Mizrachi and the
General Zionists—have informed
the Agency that they will not
participate in the ballotting.
The six . parties which regis-
tered their slates are: Mapai,
Mapem, Progressives, Hapoel
Hamizrachi, Herut and Revi-
sionists. The slate of the non-
party group, . Knesset Israel
Hoalmith, has been set aside
temporarily while the Agency
elections committee checks
whether the list complies with
Congress regulations.

at the home of Mrs. Morris

NASHVILLE — (AJP) — Two
hundred volumes, one of the

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ZOA Joins in Demand for 'Proper
Israel Register of Shekel Holders'

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