Family to Honor Melville S. Welt
On His 70th Birthday on Nov. 13

MELVILLE S. WELT

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he has served as a director of
the Detroit Community Chest
and was a member of its execu-
tive committee. He is a member
s!,f the boards and of the execu-
tive .committees of Greater De-
A concerted effort for revital-
troit Hospital Fund and Detroit
Chapter of American Red, Cross. ization of sabbath observance
will be undertaken by Cong.
The first president of the Shaarey Zedek during the com-
Jewish Social Service Bureau
—a post he held from 1925 to ing year, it was announced by
Charles Rubiner, president of
1929—Mr. Welt also served as the congregation.
a member of the board of gov-
• The sabbath observance drive
ernors of the Jewish Welfare
Federation 'and is a member is part of a national campaign,
of the board of the Jewish sponsored by the United Syna-
gogue of America, the overall
Hospital Association.
of C o n s e r vative
He is a member of the board organization
congregations in the United
and of the executive committee States
and Canada.
of the Union of American He-
Joining the congregation in
brew Congregations.
the drive are the Sisterhood,
the Men's Club, the Young Peo-
Rabbi Lehrman to Address
ple's League and the Teenage
Linwood Branch PTO Meeting
groups.
Representative- of all of these
Rabbi Moses Lehrman of the
Cong. Bnai Moshe, will speak at groups have formed a sabbath
the monthly meeting of the Lin- observance committee to map
wocid Branch, Parent - Teachers out and coordinate plans for in-
Organization of the United He- tensified sabbath 'observance in
brew Schools, on Wednesday, the home and at public wor-
8:30 the school building, ship. A series of special events
8849 Linwood. His topic will be to focus attention upon the im-
"What Makes the JeWish Home portance of sabbath observance
Jewish" and "The Contact Be- is planned .for the year..
The opening PTA meeting of
tween Home and School." Mrs.
Jack Kaplan is president of the Shaarey Zedek Beth Hayeled
PTO, and Israel Elpern is prin- Foundation School -will be held
on Wednesday evening at 8:30
cipal.
p.m. in the Beth Hayeled rooms.
Rabbi Morris Adler , will be
Dr. Helfman to Speak at speaker, discussing "Our Foun-
Shaarey Zedek Tuesday
dation School — Foundation for
What?"

Six synagogue basketball
teams will square off Monday
night at the Durfee gym to begin
their seventh season of competi-
tion under the direction of Cincy
Sachs.
Teams paired off for the first
games are Shaarey Zedek vs.
Temple Israel; Adas Shalom vs.
Bnai David; Temple Beth El vs.
Bnai Moshe. .
The season, which will last 15
weeks, will be climaxed by a
playoff series, a players' banquet
and a victory formal dance pre-
sented by the Inter, Congrega-
tonal Youth Council.

The following children re-
ceived the blessing of Rabbi
Leon Frain as they entered up-
on their career of Jewish educa-
tion at Temple Israel. The cere-
mony was held on - Shemini
Azeres.
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Ahavas Achim Classes
To See 'Cain and Abel' Film

Cong. Ahavas Achim religious

school will meet at 9:30 a.m.,
Sunday, and adult' education
classes conducted by Rabbi
Ephraim F. Einhorn will meet at
10 a.m. for a question and an-
swer period. Both groups will
then see the film, "Cain and
Abel."
The youth grqup will hold its
meeting at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday,
in the synagogue. Stanley Le-
vine, president, will preside.
Rabbi E i n h or n will _answer
questions the youths wish to
ask. A social period will follow.

Hadassah's 1,200th Chapter
Organized in Anchorage

At a recent business session,
members of Cong. Mishkan Is-
rael installed t h e following
newly-elected officers: Abraham
Shainak, president; M. Manuel
Merzon, vice-president; Jacob
Bacow , treasurer; A b r a h am
Olansky, secretary; and Jacob
Goldstein, sexton. Rabbi Isaac
Stollman, spiritual leader for
over 25 years, was acclaimed by
the gathering.
Major gatherings, which will
promulgate a program of cul-
tural activities during the year
were planned, and committee

chairmen were named. The first
cultural meeting was planned
for the latter part of November,
and will feature discussiori on
the UN resolution of Nov. 29,
1947.

Rust of caution destroys more
men that the attrition of action.

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Synagogue Youth to Begin
15 Week Basketball Slate

Rabbi Fram Blesses Children
At Temple Israel Ceremony

Robert Adler, Allen Anchill, David
Avrin, Alice Bagdade, Gail Barak, Nata-
lie Berris, Sharon Berman, Ricky Bern-
hardt, Carol Bershad, Sherryl Bershad,
Linda Bloom, Susan Blumenthal, Barrie
Brilliant, Linda Boigon, Edward Buch-
man, Helen Caplan, Elizabeth Chase,
Bonnie Chestnut, Judy Colen, Robert
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Iris Feldman, Roger Fento'n, Barbara
Finn, Howard Franklin, Sandra Fried,
Richard Crandon, Nancy Goodman, Gor-
Gordon Gold, Ona Greenberg, Barbara
Greenspoon, Steven Grossman, James
Janoff, Jay Katz, Donna King, Marilyn
Kersch, Billy Lakritz, Allan Leach, Carol
Lessen, Jimmy Lesser, Clifford Levin,
Robert Levin, Vickie Levin, Bonnie Levine,
Paul Levine, David Lewiston, Alex Miller,
Alan Morton, Joan Newman, Lois Nelson,
Marilyn Nelson, Calvin Oppenheim, Ben-
nett Oppenheim, Anna Marie Pizer, Eliza-
beth Pollard, Diane Pliskow, Lois Play-
nick, Cynthia Radom, Garry Reder,
Douglas Remeny, Nancy Reizen, Gail
Rose, Kathy Rose", Robert Ross, Jeffrey
Schmier, John Schmidt, Barry Seifman,
Elaine Shaket, Mark Shook, Eric Simons,
Susan Skelly, Peter Smokier, Alan Solo-
mon, Richard Solomon, Danny Stein,
Robert Stone, Sandra Sucher, Pamela
Symons, Carol Traurig, Elizabeth Wain-
stock, Roger Wasserman, Howard Weiner,
Kenneth Weiner. Stephanie West, Judy
Wolf, Robert Wolfson, Michael Wolk,
Earl Zimner, Franklin Zimner.

Abraham Shainak Heads Cong. Mishkan Israel

Friday, November 9, 1951

Shaarey Zedek
Plans Programs
Stressing Sabbath

One of Detroit's distinguished
leaders, Melville S. Welt, will be
honored at Atlantic City, Nov.
13, on his 70th birthday, by his
daughters and sons-in-law, Mes-
dames and Messrs. Vernon Pope

and Robert Smith, his four
grandchildren and other mem-
bers of his family.
Born in Indiana, Nov. 13, 1881,
Mr. Welt has lived in Detroit for
65 years. President of Welt &
Sons. Paper Co., he has played
an important role in leading
causes here.
A former president of Temple
Beth El, he has been among the
leading figures in inter-faith
movements here. For a number
of years he was among the out-
standing leaders in Community
Chest as well as Allied Jewish
Campaign drives. For 20 years

8—THE JEWISH NEWS

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DR. MAX HELFMAN, na-
tionalry known music director
of the Brandeis Camp Institute
and' conductor of the Peoples
Philharmonic Choral Society of
New York, returns to Detroit
as g , u e s t of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club,
next Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., to
speak on "The Romance of
Jewish Music." D r. Maxwell
Hoffman will act as chairman
of the evening.

NEW YORK,. (JTA)—The for-
mation of an Hadassah Chapter
in Alaska was announced by the
organization's headquarters here,
which stated, "The 1,200th chap-
ter to join our ranks is in An-
chorage, Alaska, to which we
have dispatched its founding
charter. With the Alaskan addi-
tion and the Puerto Rican chap-
ter which was organized last
year, Hadassah now spans the
North American continent." The
Alaskan chapter was organized
by Mrs. Zuschya Freedman, wife
of an Army chaplain stationed
In Alaska.
spanked the comedians. _ .

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A Call to Detroit Jewry to Participate in

CITY-WIDE CONFERENCE

of the

JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
OF DETROIT

Orthodox Condemn
`Bagels and Yox' Show

NEW YORK, (AJP)—An up-
rising against so-called "inde-
cent" Yiddish - American shows
on Broadway is underway with
Orthodox bodies receiving assur-
ances from three religious insti-
tutions that future fund-raising
projects will not include the sale
of tickets for the performances.
The move was coupled with a
disclosure that a local branch of
Agudath Israel had convinced
directors of a borough Yeshiva
to stop selling tickets to the
performances of a Broadway
Yiddish musical. The Yeshiva
went on record in a resolution
outlawing any such projects in
the future.
Under attack from units of
Agudath Israel here w a s the
show "Bagels and Yox," which
was' described as "a low type of
entertainment" by a Brooklyn
religious leader, David Milstein.
An ' attempt by t w o Jewish
comedians to rattle off Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address in Yiddish
as part of the entertainment at
an Al Jolson "Rememberance'
Night"- here drew fire as "taste-
less" and "a departure f r o m
good taste."
Scolded for their manner of
presentation were comics Joey
Adams and double-talk artist
Al Kelly, one-time Willie How-
ard partner. Variety, famed
mouthpiece of show business,

MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION OF DETROIT

On

Thursday Evening

November 29

At 8:30 O'clock

In The

Social Hall of

Shaarey Zedek

MRS. ARCHIBALD SILVERMAN

RABBI MORRIS ADLER

In Celebration of the

50th Anniversary of The Jewish National Fund

and the

Ariniversary of The United Nation's Partition Decision

Speakers:

MRS. ARCHIBALD SILVERMAN,,- World Famous Zionist Leader
RABBI MORRIS ADLER

NO SOLICITATION OF FUNDS

An Important Message to All Orgor4zations: Elect Five Delegates Each to This Conference and Submit Their

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