Dr. Sachar, Michigan Leaders to Speak
At Hillel Foundation Dinner Nov. 21

Beth Aaron to Begin
Late Friday Services

Late Friday evening services
will be inaugurated by Beth
Aaron Synagogue at 8:30 p.m.,
today, at its synagogue, 18000
Wyoming. Rabbi Benjamin H.
Gorrelick will preach on "Need-
ed—Pioneer Men and Women
for Judaism in America."
Max Kaminsky, chairman of
the ritual committee, will act as
cantor. Following services a
Sisterhood committee will su-
L. Berry
I. J. Cohn
Abe Sage
pervise a social hour, under Mrs.
Dr. Sachar
Max Ravet, chairman, and Mrs.
Marking the three - quarter Men's and Women's Councils, Samuel Shames, co-chairman,
completion of the University of which have a combined mein- Mrs. Benjamin H. Gorrelick will
Michigan's $500,000 Bnai Brith bership of 15,000.
lead community singing.
The Speakers
Hillel model structure, the din-
Principal speaker of the eve-
the meeting at 6:30 p.m. next
Sam Rabinowitz to Address'
Wednesday at Hotel Statler is ning will be Dr. A. L. Sachar, Congress Institute Monday
president
of
Brandeis
University
expected to attract a capacity
audience, it has been announced and chairman of the National
Sam Rabinowitz, executive
by Irwin I. Cohn, who will pre- Hillel Commission.
secretary of the
Oth^r speakers will include Michigan Youth
side at the affair.
The dinner meeting is spon- Cohn, who also is chairman of Commission, will
sored by the Michigan Bnai the Ann Arbor Hillel building address the
Brith Hillel Foundation, Inc., in fund committee and a vice pres- American Jewish
cooperation with the Michigan ident of the Foundation; Osias Congress Insti-
Bnai Brith Council and the Zwerdling, of Ann Arbor, presi- tute on Jewish
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith dent of the Foundation; Louis Affairs, at 9:45
H. Schostak, Foundation secre- a. m., Monday,
tary; Rabbi Herschel Lymon, at Adas Shalom
Hillel's resident director at the Synagogue. H i s
University; Abe Kasle, chairman topic will be
of the memorials and honors "Problems of
committee and also a vice pres- Jewish Yout
ident of the Foundation and Today." Mrs.
. With all funds not yet tabu- Louis Berry, a Foundation di- Grossman w i
lated, the Greater Detroit Bnai rector.
preside. Rabinowitz
Brith Women's Council are as-
Rabbi Leon Fram, of Temple
sured the most :successful fund- Israel, will give the invocation;
raising effort in its history. The Rabbi Moses Lehrman, of Bnai
total now . reaches upwards of Moshe, will close the meeting
$70-,000.
-
with the benediction.
The drive was culminated last •
Plans for Building
Sunday. with an excellent vari-
Harry Yudkoff is chairman of
ety show before a packed • house
in the main auditorium of Ma- the arrangements committee for
the dinner. Members of his
sonic Temple.
committee are Mrs. Charles D.
- Brief remarks were delivered Solovich, Milton M. Weinstein
by Mesdames Sidney Kalt, pro- and Schostak. They are as-
gram chairman; Morris Tack, sisted by a group of women un-
president of the Women's Coun- der the leadership of Mrs. Stan-
cil; Sam Gold, fund-raising ley M. Yates, community rela-
chairman; and Mr. James Laker, tions chairman of Bnai Brith
representing the Greater Detroit Women's Council.
Bnai Brith Council, in which the
The two-story red brick build-
work of individuals and groups ing, of modern architectural de-
and the efforts they played- in sign, now being rushed toward
the success of the drive were completion for use in the early
_lauded.-
spring, will offer a complete
With Lenny Gale serving as program of events and facilities
master of ceremonies and Paul for the University's 2,000 Jewish
Leash and his orchestra playing students. When finished, it will
music, the show, though be ones of the most beautiful
lengthy, was thoroughly enjoyed and practical buildings of its
by the audience. The Lind kind in - the United States.
Brothers and Jean Carroll were
called back for encore after: en-
core.
Introducing . .
And then Belle Baker, who in
A New Historical Romantic Character
her heyday in Ziegfield shows
wowed . her audiences, stepped
onto the stage, receiving a ter-
"BLOCKADE RUNNER OF 1812"
rific round of applause. Though
The- trials, loves, accomplishments and ordeals
a little older and with a bit more
of this great American are told in a dynamic,
' poundage, Miss Baker proved
gripping manner that shows the life of a man
that they just don't make them
cursed, damned, ostracized, respected and
that way any more.
A truly great American novel of
feared.
action !
Before she left. the stage she
was presented a gift by Mrs.
On Sale at Hudson's, Crowley's,
$20 0
Gittleman's, Ruby's, and at lead-
Charles Solovich, Women's Su-
ing
Book
Stores
preme Council delegate, express-
ing the gratitude of the organ-
ization. Miss Baker, it was, an-
nounced, donated her perform-
. ance to the fund-raising drive.

.

Spokesmen for National Agencies
To Discuss MacIver Report on Sunday

National agency spokesmen
will represent the views of their
respective organizations on the
Maclver Report at the Jewish
Community Council delegate as-
sembly, Sunday, 2 p.m: at Work-
men's Circle Center, it is an-
nounced by Dr. Shmarya Klein-
man, Council president.
William Cohen of the local
American Jewish Congress will
present the views of that agency
Oscar Cohen, former executive
director of the Council and since

1949 oh the staff of the Anti-
Defamation League, will outline
the position of the ADL. The
spokesman for the Jewish War
Veterans will be Ben Kaufman,
national executive director of
JWV. Other organizations to be
represented are American Jew-
ish Committee and Jewish La-
bor Committee.

THE JEWISH NEWS— 5

Friday, November 16; 1951

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.
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MATZOH MEAL

Ahavas Achim Religious
School to Meet on Sunday

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Entertaining
Days Ahead

Find everything from nutcrackers

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Youngsters home from college
with their chums? Friends and
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Does your dinner set need re-
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Be sure and check Hudson's Home Advisory

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The Ahavas Achim religious
school will meet at 9:30 a.m.,
Sunday, at the synagogue school
rooms on Schaefer Rd. Adult
education classes will follow at
Pure ...white... just-right!
10 a.m., with the film showing
of "Noah and the Ark." Rabbi
Ephraim F. Einhorn will conduct
a question and answer session.
A social will follow the meet-
ing of- the Youth Group at '7:30
p.m., Tuesday, at the synagogue.
Stanley Levine will preside, and
Rabbi Einhorn will answer ques--
tions that may arise. A class in
modern Hebrew is taught by MADE FROM "THE MATZOH WITH THE TASTE"
Rabbi EinhOrn at 8 p.m., Tues-
day.

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-An Invitation to All Detroit Jewish Women
From the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund

To Hear an Important Message from

DR. RUTH GRUBER, Noted Author, Lecturer and Traveler
Who Will Report on Her Recent Tours of Israel and the Middle Eastern Countries
At Adas Shalom Synagogue, Curtis and Santa Rosa

TUESDAY, NOV. 20, 12:30 P.M.

Admission Free
MRS. ALBERT PRAG, President

A Dessert Luncheon Will be Served
MRS. SIDNEY RAVIN, Donor Event Chairman