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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 2, 1951

Folk Chorus Planning
Events for 27th Year

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The Jewish Folk Chorus has
completed plans for two major
events for their 27th year.
The first will be their mid-
winter concert at the Detroit
Institute of Arts auditorium on
Dec. 16 when a program of folk
songs will be presented.
The 11th annual donor lunch-
eon sponsored by the women of
the chorus will be on Jan. 22, at
the Mayfair Room.
The following have been ap-
pointed to act on the donor
lunchebn committee:
Mesdames S. Schwartz, chair-
man; M. Citrin, co-chairman;
S. Levine, pledge chairman; R.
Goldman, C. Goldiamond, A.
Litt,* J. L. Jaffe, P. Kaufer, L.-
Gray, I. Kessler, J. Lazare, M.
Pomisii, D.- Milgrom, J. Maisen-
berg, H. Rubin, J. Weisman, H.
Goldberg.

Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels Urges

Attendance at Opera Festival

This reproduction of a panel containing bookplates of in-
dividuals and Jewish communal organizations is part of the port-
able exhibit of 9 panels and 95 Jewish books being made available
on loan to Jewish communities by the National Jewish Welfare
Board-sponsored Jewish Book Council of America, The panels
contain photographs of contemporary American Awish authors
and "masters of modern Jewish literature." Others show illumina-
tions • from medieval and Renaissance prayer books, Haggadahs
and scrolls. Two, contain book plates from the collection of Philip
Goodman, secretary of the Book Council.

People Make News

Secretary of the Interior Oscar
Chapman has been named to
receive Yeshiva
University's an-
nual Morris
Morgenstern
Award, it was
- announced by
Dr. Samuel Bel-
kin, president.
The
presenta-,
tion will be
made Sunday:.
evening, Nov. 11
at the universi-
t y's annual
Chapman

Charter Day celebration- at Ho-

tel Astor. Rep. Abraham Multer

(D.-N. Y.) headed the selection
committee. Previous recipients
of the award, which was estab-
lished in June, 1949, by Morris
Morgenstern, New York realtor,
have been Justice William 0.
Douglas and Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
velt.
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ALBERT GREEN was re-elect-
ed to serve as chairman of Dis-
trict Four, Detroit Area Council,
Boy Scouts of America, at the
annual meeting of the group,
held Oct. 25. Awards were pre,
rented to several prominent peo-
ple and leaders in the Boy Scout
and youth -movements in the
city. Mayor Albert E. Cobo was
given a trophy by the Philmont
Scout Ranch for his contribution
to boys' activities.
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Mrs. Adolf Robison, of West
Englewood, N. J.,
sailed on the
B.S.. America to
attend proceed-
ings of the
General Assem-
bly of the
•United Nations
In Paris, as ac-
credited observ-
'er for the Na-
Mrs. Robinson tional C o until
of Jewish Women.
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MRS. SOL ROGERS, of Balti-
more, has been appointed na-
tional chairman of the Torah
Fund of the National Women's
League, the association of 500
Conservative Jewish sisterhoods
affiliated with . the United Syna-
gogue of America, according to
Mrs. Emanuel Siner, League
president.

More than 2,000 Jewish women
of DetrOit have received per-
sonal letters. from Mrs. Lewis B.
Daniels, urging , thein and their
families - to attend the Detroit
debut of the New York City
Opera Company.
Under the auspices of the De-
troit Grand Opera AssOciation,
seven performances will be
given in Masonic Auditorium,
beginning Nov. 13, and ending
Nov. 18, with a Sunday matinee.
Mrs. Daniels is chairman of
junior hostesses for USO. She
was last year's president of De-
troit Section, National Council
of Jewish Women. She serves
on the board of the Women's
Division of the Jewish Welfare
Federation and is a board mem-
ber of the Jewish Social Service
Bureau.

Fete Samuel Turkels
Daniel K. Edwards, Assistant On 50th Anniversary

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Secretary of
Defense, who
will be one of
the pr incipal
speakers at
JWB's National.
Leadership Mo-
bil ization on
GI and Com-
munity Service,'
to be held in
Edwards
Washington,
D. C. Saturday evening, Nov. 3,
and Sunday, Nov. 4.

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JACOB " MERRILL KAPLAN,
president of the Welch Grape
Juice Co., has been elected a
member of the executive com-
mittee of the American Jewish
Committee.

At a family dinner given in
the home their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Cohen, of 3784 Cortland,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Turkel
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Turkel were
married Sept. 24, 1901 in Austria,
and shortly afterward left for
North America - where they es-
tablished residence in Canada.
In 1924 they moved to Detroit,
and have been permanent resi-
dents here since. The Turkels
have one daughter and two
grandchildren. Out of town
guests attending the celebration
were from New York, Pittsburgh,
Los Angeles, Toronto and Kitch-
ner, Canada.

Holland was the home of free-
dom of the press in the early
16th century.

Re-Elect a
good
COUNCILMAN!

The United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit

Gratefully Acknowledge
the Receipt of

contributions to the Scholar-
ship Fund of the Schools in
memory of Mrs. Julius Berman
from the following:
four scholarships from Mr.
and Mrs. William Berman, of
Whitmore Rd.
a scholarship from tenants of
the Ranier Byron Bldg. and ten-
ants of the Ranier Hamilton
Bldg.
a scholarship from Mr. and
Mrs. Richard A. Cott, of Chicago
Blvd.
one half 'scholarship from Mr.
Sam Shapiro, 1936 Dime Bldg.
generous gifts from Cass Motor
Sales employees, Mr. Ben Gold-
stein and Mr. Leonard Healy, Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Kasle and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles N. Agree.
gifts from Miss Dorothy D.
Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. V. M.
Dumas and Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Moss.

Thomas Jefferson aided in
establishing the, National Ga..-
zette in 1791.

Council Delegate Assembly to Discuss
MacIver Report at Meeting on Nov. 17

Good Councilmen like Edward

The Jewish Community Coun-
cil announces a city-wide dele-
gate assembly will be held Nov.
18, at 2 p.m., for the single pur-
pose of discussing and evaluat-
ing the recently published "Re-
port on Jewish Community Re-
lations Agencies" Section I by
Professor Robert M. Maclver.
The meeting follows a deci-
sion of the Council's executive
committee which had previously*
reviewed the report and approv-
ed it "in principle."
The preliminary program, as
announced' by Dr. Shmarya
Kleinman, Council president, in-
cludes a factual review of the
substance of the document it-
self. Following this, an oppor-
tunity will be given to the rep-
resentatives of the various na-
tional agencies involved in the
report to express their views.
Following this, general discus-
sion will be open to the dele-
gate body.

Dr. Kleinman's announcement
emphasized that the general ob-
ject of this special delegate's
meeting will be to arrive at a
consensus, which will express as •
nearly as possible the views of

the Detroit Jewish community

on the Maclver Report. What-
ever point of view will be for-
mulated as a result of the Dele-,
gate Assembly will be used to
serve as a guide for Detroit's
representative who will attend
the Plenary Session of the
NCRAC on November 24th in
Atlantic City. It is at this ses-
sion that the Maclver Report
will receive the consideration of
all of the agencies and commu-
nities affiliated with the NCRAC

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THE DETROIT
GRAND OPERA ASSOCIATION

presents the sensationar

NEW YORK .CITY
OPERA . COMPANY:

Jordan Warned Against
Shooting In Israel Area

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
in . 7 great performances
Jordanian authorities were given
notice that any further shooting
by Jordanian forces into Israeli Nov. 1348—Masonic Temple
NOV. 13—AIDA -
territory would be met by a re-
. NOV. 14—MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
turn of fire by Israeli troops.
NOV. 16--MADAME BUTTERFLY
The Israeli warning was voiced
NOV. 16—MANON
at a .meeting Of the Israel-Jor-
NOV. 17—LA TRAVIATA
dan Mixed Armistice Commis-
NOV. 18—CARMEN (Matinee)
sion after UN chairman Col.
NOV. 18—TALES OF. HOFFMANN
Bennet de Ridder had con-
demned the recent shooting of TICKETS: $4.80, $4.20, $3.60, $3.00, $2.40, $1.80
a Jewish woman by members of and $1.20. - Masonic Temple or Grinnell's. Seed stamped
and'addressed envelope with mail orders.
the Arab Legion as a violation
of the armistice agreement.

Re- Elect-.

MAYOR

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ALBERT E.

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COUNCILMAN
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CITY TREASURER

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EDWARD

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JAMES E.

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JOHN A.

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LOUIS C.

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CHAS N.

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WILLIAM G.

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DEL. A.

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EUGENE I.

Connor are hard to find. Keep

Edward Connor in the Council!

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CONNOR

GARLICK

KRONK

MIRIAM

OAKMAN

ROGELL

SMITH

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RETAIN THESE PUBLIC OFFICIALS

Capable, Effident,'Fearless

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