THE JEWISH NEWS— c

Friday, August 10, 1951

Klein and Lazere on
Staff of Two-Week
Democracy Workshop

Knollwood Women Plan Menu for
Million Dollar Israel Bond Dinner

Announce Deadline for
Gershwin Music Contest

NEW YORK—This is the final
month for entries in the 7th
annual George Gershwin Me-
morial Contest which is held to
honor the memory of the late
George Gershwin and to en-
courage young American com-
posers. The contest closes Aug.
31.
Each entry must be original
and unpublished, and by an
Anierisan composer under. 30
years of age. The composition
must not exceed 15 minutes. De-
tails concerning the contest may
be obtained from the Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundations, 165 W. 46th
St., New York 19.

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Walter Klein, assistant direc- -
for of the Jewish Community
Council, and Haskell Lazere,
director of the Michigan Re-
gional Office of the Anti-De-
famation League of Bnai Brith,
V• St'i t ■ titi,
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are currently serving on the
staff of a two-week Workshop
in Democratic Human Relations
at Wayne University.
More than OS participants,
mostly teachers, are enrolled in
the Workshop, under the super-
vision of Dr. Marian Edman of
the College of Education at
Wayne University. Other staff
members include Miss Beulah
Whitby, assistant director of the
Mayor's Interracial Committee,
and Dr. Collins Reynolds of the
Mrs. SAMUEL M. SOFFERIN, left, chairman of the women's
committee for the Knollwood Israel bond night, Thursday, Aug. 23,
Detroit Boald of Education. •
The Workshop will feature in- and Mrs. JAMES M. ROSSIN discuss entrees for the history-mak-
tensive discussion and demon- ing banquet' with Knollwood steward EDGAR SCHILL.
stration of methods' to achieve
democratic inter-group rela-
Pioneer Women Plan
tions.

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Play-Writing Contest

Opposed Marriage
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Of Daughter to Jew

NEW YORK, (AJP)—Dictator
Joseph Stalin opposed the mar-
riage of his favorite daughter
Svetlana to Mihail Kaganovich
on the grounds that the bride-
groom was Jewish, but finally
relented, a leading Italian
., news-
paper - reported..
The Soviet ruler's daughter
was married last month amid a
two-week shower of glitter and
flowing vodka, dispatches from
London disclosed. Thousands of
high Communist officials report-
edly attended the ceremony in
Moscow.
AcCording to the Italian
paper, Stalin would have pre-
ferred a military leader or
statesman as a son-in-law. It
was the second marriage for 27-
year-old Svetlana. The where-
abouts of her first husband re-
mains a mystery.

Pioneer Women's - Labor Zion-
ist Organization of America,
is pioneering a play-writing
contest. First prize is a $250 „Is-
rael bond, second prize a $100
Israel bond and third prize a $50
Israel. bond.
' The rules for the contest are:
Write a play -or a skit. Type-
write on one side of plain white
paper double opaced. Be sure to
print your name and address
plainly on each sheet.
Entries must be accompanied
by official entry blank obtain-
able by writing to: Contest,
Pioneer Women, 386 Fourth.Ave-
nue, New York 16.
Entries must not exceed a half
hour's performance time. Entries
may be written in either English
or Yiddish.

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Haifa Chapter, Zionist Organ- •
ization of Detroit, will ,hold a
garden party and weinie roast .
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Kraus on Aug. 18, at
18077 Prevost. Mrs. Zelda Nat- •
kin is chairman.

The engagement of Maxine
Beverly COhen . to Donald Ben-
yas has been announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Cohen of Elmhurst Ave. Her
fiance is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Saul J. Benyas of San Juan
Drive.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnett of
Whitmore Road announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Shirley Joyce,, to Merle Alan
Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
rey . Harris of Santa Barbara
Drive. The bride-elect attended
Northwestern University where
she was affiliated with Alpha
Epsilon Phi Sorority. Mr. Harris
was graduated from Michigan
State College where he was a
member of Zeta Beta Tau fra-
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RYE, N.Y., - (AJP)—The trust-
ed swinging. arm of Jewish ten-
nis star Herbie Elam scored
swift successive wins over Mexi-
can champ Rolando Vega to give
the U.S. Davis Cup team its fifth
victory against no defeats.
Flam, who allied himself with
Vic Seixas, kept Vega on the run
throughout the matches.
Meanwhile, U.S. Captain
Fran! Shields announced that
the other half of the two-man
Jewish tennis wizards, swinging
Dick Savitt, of Orange. N. J.,
would be a member this week-
end in Montreal of the U.S. team
that stacks up against Canada's
best tennis stars in the Ameri-
can zone final.

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Here you will find 52 glamorous

styles of Capes-Stoles-Jackets

and Coats in gorgeous Royal Pastel,

Twin Bill Softball Schedule
Pits Bale Post vs. Bnai Brith

Breath of Spring, Wild, Ranch and

Silverblue Minks . . . a wide variety

A double-header softball game
of unusual interest has been
scheduled for Aug. 29, under the
lights at Robinson Field, Grand
River at Linwood. •
Featured in the first game are
the Joseph- Bale Pest, JWV team,
playing the Bnai Brith all-star
team. In the nightcap, Dexter
Chevrolet will play a team from
the Catholic Youth Organiza-
tion.

of beautiful black, Brown and

Grey Persian Coats . . . American

Broadtail Jackets in Black, Brown

and Sapphire Blue and Alaska,

Matara and Safara Seal Coats . . .

as well as scarves in 4 to 6 skin

arrangements to fit your

Bnai Brith Women to Take
Veterans Group to Ball Game

individual taste.

Mrs. Charles Makie, chairman
of veterans affairs of the Bnai
Brith Women's Council, an-
nounces that her group will
play host to 29 servicemen from
pearbOrn Veterans Hospital at a
ball game Saturday at Briggs
Stadium. Following a picnic din-
ner will be served at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Rodman.

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Mrs. Green Urges Congressmen
To Back Bill for Aid to Israel

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Elam Routs Mexican;
Savitt to Face Canada

Mrs. Samuel Green, president,
• Michigan C o u n c i 1, American
Jewish Congress, urged Sen. Tom
Connally, chairman of the Sen-
ate Foreign Relations Commit-
tee, and Rep. ohn P. Richards,
chairman of the House Foreign
ffairs Committee, to give im-
mediate consideration to the Is-
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Haifa Chapter, ZOD, Plans

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Rabb
Alexander Lasser wishes t
thank its , relatives and friends
for the many kindnesses ex-
tended during its recent be-
reavement.

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But Stalin Relented

Branch Seven, LZOA, Plans
Garden Party for Sunday
A garden party will be held by
Branch Seven, of the Labor Zi-
onist Organization of America,
at 9 p.m., Sunday, at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Sol Stein, 18905'
Cherrylawn. Potential members
are invited.to attend. Call Bea
Katz, UN. 3-5131, for reserva- •
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