AZA to Hold Regional Convention
Here; Seminars, Workshops Planned
"Using Community Resources"
Will be the theme of the re-
gional AZA convention to be
held in Detroit from Dec, 23 to
Dec. 26, Mort Demak, Aleph
Godol (president), of the Mich-
igan Regional AZA Council an-
nounced. The keynote address
will be given on Dec. 23 at the
Woodward Jewish Center by Dr.
Joseph Fauman, of the Jewish
Community Council.
Ilebrew Professors
Tti Meet on Dee. 27
:r-
The National Association of
Professors of Hebrew will hold
its annual meeting at Union
Theological Seminar y. New
York. on Dec. 27. Prof. Abra-
ham I. Katsh of New York Uni-
versity is president. Louis Pan-
ush, who teaches coures in He-
brew at Wayne University, is a
member of the executive com-
mittee. The association's latest
report is that its membership
now numbers 45, representing 30
colleges and universities.
The convention program in-
cludes an address by the presi-
dent, a report on membership
by Prof. Shlomo Marenof of
Brandeis University, an address
on "Relationship Between Mod-
ern and Biblical Hebrew" by
Prof. Cyrus H. Gordon.
The sessions will conclude
with a dinner at the Jewish
Theological Seminary.
Leonard Simons Named.
Brotherhood Chairman
Of the Michigan Region
Leonard N. Simons has been
appointed - 1952 BrOtherhood
Chairman for the Michigan Re-
gion. The appointment was
made in Wash-
,r'"
ington - by Eric
Johnston, N a -
tional Brother-
hood Chairman,
and was an-
nounced 16 y
Robert M. Fre-
h s e, executive
secretary of the
Detroit Round
Table. In ac-
cepting the ap-
Simons
pointment Mr. Simons said: "It
is imperative that we live Broth-
erhood Week each and every
week of the year dedicating our-
selves to understanding and the
practice of the Brotherhood of
Man under the Fatherhood of
God. By so doing we may show
true spiritual leadership a n d
combat divisive - influence ade-
quately."
In addition to being active in
the Detroit Round Table, Mr.
Simons serves in an advisory
capacity to the Detroit Urban
League and the Mayor's Inter-
racial Committee, as associate
4w-chairman of the memorial gifts
committee of Greater Detroit
Hospital Fund, is on the board
of directors of the United Foun-
dation, Jewish Home for Aged,
Sinai Hospital, United Commun-
ity Services, National Founda-
tion for Infantile Paralysis,
Temple Beth El, honorary mem-
ber of Jewish War Veterans
board, vice-president of Detroit
Historical Commission and many
other civic endeavors.
Two Michigan Brotherhood
Vice-chairmen are •Joseph • F.
Verhelle, president of the City
Bank, and George W. 'Stark, col-
umnist for The Detroit News.
Seminars and workshops on Dec.
24 and 25, will develop the major
theme. Leaders will be Mrs. Beu-
lah Whitby, of the Mayor's Inter-
racial Committee; Mrs. Irving
Epstein, of the Jewish Com-
munity Center; R,a, b b i Moses
Lehrman, of Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue; Julius Weinberg, of the
Jewish Community C o u n c i 1;
Beryle Walters. Greater Detroit
Bnai Brith Council BBYO chair-
man; and James Senor, of the
Jewish Center.
Topics to be developed by
these community leaders will
pertain • to the use of com-
munity resources in chapter
programming iti " the areas of
community relations, recreation
and social, religious, cultural,
community service and Bnai
Brith programming.
Chapters in Detroit, Windsor,
Benton Harbor, Saginaw, Mid-
land, Bay City, Pontiac, Flint,
Grand Rapids and Lansing will
be represented, and out-of-town
visitors will be housed by local
BBYO members.
Other major • events of the
convention will be the regional
basketball and oratory competi-
tion, Hanukah ceremonies,
bowling, ping pong, pool and
swimming, most of the events
to be held at the Woodward
Center.
A social will be held on Dec.
24 at the Pythian Temple, on
Wyoming, with Iry Fields and
his orchestra pr o v i d i n g the
music.
The culminating event will be
a banquet, at Zacks Caterers on
Dec. 26, at which newly-elected
officers will be installed.
Assisting in planning the, con-
vention is Ed Simon, regional
AZA council advisor. Sub-com-
mittee chairman are Ray Kalef
and Frank Zweig, social pro-
grams; Leonard Rachmiel, pub-
licity; Howard Goldberg, ban-
quet; Marshall Robbins, hous-
ing; Norman Bolton, basketball;
Jim Direnfeld, ping-pong and
pool; Jerry Schreiber, registra-
tion;. and Jason Goode, semin-
ars and workshops.
Wayne IZFA To Meet
14—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 14, 1951
Infants Service Group
ToHold Donor Jam 20
Neugarten Sets Goal
For Donor at $10,000
Aid fund raising luncheon, an-
nounces that the 18th annual
affair will be held Monday, at
12:30 p.m. at the Statler Hotel.
A goal of $10,000 has been set
by the group to supply medical
care to underprivileged patients.
Neugarten works in conjunc-
tion with the North End Clinic,
Harper Hospital outpatient de-
partment and the Jewish Social
Service Bureau.
Reservations may be made by
calling TE. 4-5868.
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Invites Volt to Their
LATE FRIDAY EVENING SERVICES
Rabbi Ephraim F. Einhorn will speak this Friday, Dec-
ember 14th at 8:30 p.m. on "WHAT IS HAPPENING
IN SOVIET RUSSIA," based on the book by Solomon M.
E.:Iwartz "THE JEWS IN THE SOVIET UNION."
F.rday December 21st at 8:30 p.m. Rabbi Ephraim F.
Eirilorn will speak on "WHAT DOES CHRISTMAS MEAN
T,',1) US."
P.,i] Welcome
Oneg Shabat Following Services
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'52 PONTIAC
NO CONSTIPATION
NOW AFTER
YEARS OF MISERY
You, too, may ex-
pect to overcome constipation
due to lack of dietary bulk if
you follow this advice: Eat an
ounce (about 1/2 cup) of crispy
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily, drink
plenty of water! If not com-
pletely satisfied after 10 days,
return empty carton to Kellogg's,
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the parallel of the ancient lib-
eration and miracle of rededica-
tion which we commemorate by
lighting the candles.
"Israel bonds express our sol-
idarity with the modern Macca-
bees, who are still waging Is-
rael's battle for independence,"
Osnos emphasized. "The mi-
racle of Israel reborn in our
time deserves to excite our ad-
miration at this season."
Mrs. Harry C. Singer, chair-
man of the Neugarten Medical
A Sure Sign of
One of many unso-
licited letters from
ALL-BRAN , users.
Israel Bonds are the most sig-
nificant Hanukah gift medium
American Jewry has yet dis-
covered, declared Max Osnos,
chairman of the Detroit Israel
Bond Committee.
"The exchange of Israel bond
gifts should become an integral
part of the Hanukah celebration
for Americans, second only to
the lighting of the candles,"
Osnos maintained. "The bonds
celebrate a modern Hanukah,
Mrs. RALPH SHOOK (left)
and Mrs. IRVING TURNER are
chairmen for the Infant's Serv-
ice Group's annual newspaper
"Infants Service Crier," which
will be distributed at the group's
fund-raising dinner, dance and
show affair to be held Jan. 20,
at Masonic Temple. Phil Brest-
off and orchestra and Dee
Parker, vocalist will be featured.
On the newspaper staff are
Mesdames Jack King, editor;
Louis Merson, co-editor; Louis
Trotsky, Manny Silverman and
Sam Marks.
Wayne University Chapter of
the Intercollegiate Zionist Fed-
eration of America will hold an
oneg shabbat at 8:30 p.m., to-
day, at the home of Shirley Ar-
bit, 15817 Linwood. Judaism de-
fined will be the topic of discus-
sion. Interested students are
urged to attend.
For years I had been taking
many kinds of laxatives. Then I
tried ALL-BRAN! It not only
keeps me regular
. . . I really enjoy
eating it every
day!" Rudy R. Ad-
ler, 1410 20th St.,
Miami Beach, Fla.
Max Osnos Urges Buying of Israel
Bonds for Hanukah Gift-Giving
No Admission Charge
SATURDAY, DEC. 15
8:30 P.M.
RDAS SHALOM
(Northwest Hebrew.
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