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THE JEWISH NEWS - 5
Knolltvood Determined to Raise
Entire Million in Bond Sales
Scanning the Israel Bond sales results of Knollwood Country
Club's Bond Night Aug. 23 are guest speaker LEON KEYSERLING
and the three chairmen of the affair, from left: ISRAEL DAVID-
SON, PAUL ZUCKERMAN, Keyserling and JAMES I. ELLMANN.
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Knollwood Country Club's Is- independence, which it hopes to
rael bond dinner on Aug. 23 gain through the sale of its
brought the club more than $540,000,000 Bond Issue in the
half ,way to its goal of a million United States, is the counterpart
dollars in bond purchases by of its political independence."
Israel's economic upbuilding
members, with a total of $571,900.
Assignments to secure bond program is eminently sound,"
subscriptions from every mem- the distinguished economist em-
ber who did not attend or who phasized. "It will help to develop
did not announce a purchase at a well=balanced economy and
the meeting have been distrib- accelerate an economic growth
uted among the committee which which can only be compared to
managed the successful dinner. that of the United States in its
pioneering, building period."
"Knollwood will not be satis-
Predicting a trend of ever-
fied with the laurels it gained in _ expanding production and busi-
this precedent-making dinner ness volume in the United States
until there is 100% participation for at least the next five years,
in the Bond issue by every man Keyserling told his audience of
and woman in the club," de- business leaders, "There are no
clared James I. Ellmann, Knoll- more economic problems in the
wood president and bond dinner United States, as that term has
chairman.
been used for the last two thou-
"Our goal of a million Knoll- sand years. Our only worry is
wood dollars loaned to Israel will the maintenance of world peace
be attained if every member and the security of the free
participates," declared co-chair- world."
man Paul Zuckerman.
TV and film star Myron Cohen
So moving was the presenta- scored a hit with the' friendly
tion of Leon Keyserling, featured audience with a series of side-
speaker, that a non-Jewish wait- splitting anecdotes based on
ress wrote out a check for a $100 subtly observed aspects of Amer-
bond and a non-Jewish guest of ican Jewish life.
Samuel H. Rubiner, president
member Harry Jaffa subscribed
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
$500.
"As the most powerful free- tion, extended greetings • and
dom-loving nation in the world," gave a summary of his 'recent
Keyserling, President Truman's* observations in Israel. Max Os-
top economic advisor, declared, nos, chairman • of the Detroit
"the United States is further Israel Bond Committee, s-nd Is-
strengthened and made secure rael Davidson, honorary chair-
whenever any free country, even man of both the Detroit com-
though like Israel, it is distant mittee and the Knollwood din-
and small, is made stronger. ner, also spoke. Ellmann pre-
Israel's present ,goal of economic sided.
Friday, Aug'tst 31, 1951
AJC Explodes
Communist Myth
The myth spread by Com-
munists that they hold the only
solution for the problems of mi-
norities, is exploded in the fifth
leaflet published by the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee in its
"This Is Our Home" series.
The leaflet, titled "The Hands
of Esau," asserts that this myth
has hoodwinked members of
"majority" and "ml nor it y"
groups alike. "A great many
people of good will, of sincere
democratic conviction, Christian
and Jew," the leaflet declares,
"have been taken in at some
time by the unceasing propa-
ganda-that the Communists are
sincere fighters for a decent and
humane society."
The record; the leaflet insists,
indicates that the facts are
otherwise. The communists are
dedicated exclusively and per-
manently to the interests of
Soviet rulers. When they think
it useful to keep discontent in
the headlines, they will exag-
gerate, stir up, even create
trouble. between Negroes and
whites, Jews and Christians, 'in
order to "show up the flaws" in
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Dexter Chevrolet Softball Team
Wins City's Class B Championship
the American system.
Zionists to Discuss
Major Issues Sept. 5
At a meeting of the board of
directors to be held next Wed-
nesday evening, at the home - of
A. C. Lappin, president of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
the work of the organization for
the coming year, comprising its
educational program, youth and
public relations, bond compaign
activities and Zionist House pro-
gresS,•will be discussed.
Harry Cohen, chairman of the
Balfour Ball committee will re-
port on the initial arrangements
and preparations for the 19th
annual Zionist Ball, to be held
Saturday evening, Nov. 3, at
Hotel Statler. Proceeds of this
affair maintain the Zionist of :-
fice and all its activities.
Earlier Deadline
For Sept. 7 Issue
United Hebrew Schools Reopen Sept. 5;
New Schaefer Branch Is Inaugurated
Classes in the United Hebrew
Schools will resume Wednesday,
Sept. 5, in all branches except
the Central Branch. Classes will
start in Central Sept. 10.
A new branch of the Schools
is being opened at Schaefer and
Seven Mile Road. Classes will
commence there also on Sept.
1,0. Registration and enrollment
will start in all branches Sept. 4.
In addition to afternoon He-
brew classes, two nursery schools
will be conducted, at the David
W. Simons Branch and at the
Schaefer Branch. Nursery school
classes meet from 9 a.m. to 12
noon daily, and are for children
from.3 to 4 1/2 years.
Tuesday will mark an all-day
conference of the teaching staff
of the schools._ The morning ses-
sion will be devoted to a dis-
cussion of the program for the
ing,-13226 Lawton. The Midrasha
(College of Jewish Studies) will
hold its opening convocation
Sept. 19.
. The United Hebrew Schools
provides transportation, when-
ever it is required. Branches are
at 4000 Tuxedo Avenues, 13226
Lawton, 7045 Curtis Avenue,
Central High School, 8849 Lin-
wood Avenue, and 18945 Schaefer
Highway.
HUSBAND HAPPY—HIS
CONSTIPATION GONE
"My husband is a different
man since he started to eat
ALL-BRAN a year ago. For years
he'd take a
harsh laxative
every morning-
and again at
night. Now ALL-
BRAN alone
keeps him regu-
lar." Mrs. A. M.
Earney, Cobb
coming. year. During the after-
noon session, teachers will meet
with their principals.
The Hebrew High School will
also resume classes Wednesday,
at the Rose Sittig Cohen Build- Island, Md. One of many unso-
Belle Maslow Soloist rat
State Fair Shell Sunday
Belle Maslow, who has won ac-
claim as a singer before local
organizations, will be one of
four soloists with the orchestra
that appears on the Italian
Hour, at the State.Fair Grounds
'Shell, on Sunday evening.
licited letters from ALL-BRAN
users. This may be your answer
to constipation due to lack of
dietary bulk. Eat an ounce
(about 1 /2 cup) of crispy Kel-
logg's ALL-BRAN daily, drink
plenty of water. If not satis-
fied after 10 days, send empty
carton to Kellogg's, Battle Creek,
Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK! —ADV.
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United Hebrew
SCHOOLS
• Afternoon Hebrew School • Pre-School Nursery
Elementary and High School Classes Start
Wednesday, September 5th.
REGISTRATION • OF NEW CHILDREN September 4-10
Location of Branches
ADAS SHALOM (Northwest Hebrew)-7045 Curtis
CENTRAL BRANCH—Central-High School
Tuxedo and Holmur
D. W. SIMONS (B'nai Moshe)
LINWOOD-8849 Linwood
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Shown above is the • Dexter Chevrolet • softball team, which
came out on top of 64 opponents in the City Class B Recreation
League to win the city championShip. Members of the team are:
top row, A. PETROW, AL BERLIN, OHEN, K. BANDELINE;
middle row, M. STOTZKY, manageK BILL LITT, WALLY GOLD-
SMITH, MORT WEINGER, ELI KAPLANSKI; bottom row, ALAN
PARSONS, BOBBY REPITOR, bat boy, and HANK HANSEN. Not
included -in the picture acre Marky Taub, Al Fisher 'and Harold
Phillips. The Dexter Chevrolet champions won 17 games while
losing but one and tying another. The team also won the Depart-
ment of Parks and Recreation Central House League champion-
s bLi.9 to end a, perfect season.
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ROSE SITTIG COHEN-13226 Lawton
SCHAEFER BRANCH-18945 Schaefer
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