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Program for Sunday

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Detroiters vacationing in Miami Beach include Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Davidson, of Stratford Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Blumberg,
of Canterbury Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Siegel, of Fairfield Ave.;
Mr. and Mrs. Al Sklar, of Warrington Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Feldman and daughter, Lila, of Stratford Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Goldman, of Canterbury Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunitz; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Rose, of W. Outer Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Silber-
stein, of Lincolnshire Dr.; Mrs. Ruth Rosenberg, of Strathcona Dr.;
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brody, of Muirland. Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Max
Loewenstein, of Balmoral Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kohlenber, of
Outer Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hechtman, of Sherbourne Rd.;
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Fishman, of Fairfield Ave.
Mrs. Eugene Feingold has returned to her home in Chicago
after a visit here with members of her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berry of Outer Drive are enjoying an 18-
day cruise to South America.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Harris have returned from their wedding
trip to New Orleans and Jamaica, and now are residing at the
Wilshire Apts.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Margolis and their sons of Muirland
Ave. are in their winter home on Nautilis Drive, Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sylvan have returned to their Roslyn Road
abode after a month's tour of the west coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Trager of Oak Drive have returned from a
month's trip to Las Vegas and California.
The Myron Steinbergs of Webb Ave. have returned from a
week in New York City, where they celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary with members of their family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brody and children of Warrington Drive are
spending two weeks in Sun Valley, Idaho.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Glossman have left for Boston, where
they will establish residence for the next 18 months.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Green of Muirland Ave. have returned
from a two-week stay in Florida.
- Mr. and Mrs. Graham Orley of Victoria Road are back from
stay in New York City.
The Abe Schmiers of Sherbourne Road left last week for New
York, and embarked on Feb. 20 on a cruise to the West Indies.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Silverman and their daughter, Marcia,
have moved from Covington Road and now are residing in their
new home at 19001 Oak Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldin of W. Outer Drive, who are visit-
ing in Los Angeles, are en route to Miami Beach where they will
remain for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Winkelman have returned from their
wedding trip and are living in Ann Arbor, where they attend the
University of Michigan.

Affiliate organizations of League
Pledge Support to Women's Division

Presidents of leading Detroit
Jewish women's organizations
pledged their groups' support as
workers in the 1952 Allied Jew-
ish Campaign, at the recent
annual meeting of the League
of Jewish Women's Organiza-
tions.
Among presidents who signed
a resolution in support of the
campaign were:

Mesdames David B. Kliger, League
president; Frank J. \Vinton, Home Relief
Society; Julius Hersh, Sisterhood of Cong.
Enai. Moshe; Arthur Rice, Sisterhood of
Temple Beth El; Julius Ring, Kvutzah
Ivrith; Arthur Tractenberg; S h e r u t h
League; David Keywell, Temple Israel
Sisterhood; Gerald Aptekar, Auxiliary of
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity; Emil D.
Rothman., Detroit Section, National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women: Irwin Levine,
Sisterhood of Cong. Beth Aaron; Daniel
B. Marcus, Auxiliary of the Jewish Home
for Aged; A. Albert Sugar, Sholom Aux-
iliary JWV; Eva Feinstein, Ladies' Aux-
iliary 135, JW V; Martin Share,q Ladies
Auxiliary of Aesculapian Society; Oscar
Zemon, Brandeis University; Maurice
Cornfield, Zedakah Club; and Ben Jacob,
Women's American ORT.

The full text of the resolution
reads as follows:

WHEREAS, In the 1952 Allied Jewish
Campaign are incorporated all of the
causes, in Detroit, throughout the United
States, and overseas, in which we, as
good citizens of our community and as
Jewish women, are concerned, and,
- WHEREAS, As thoughtful, sympathetic
- .women, we can fully understand the
imperative need to turn the Homecoming
•so Israel into a Home-rnaking, and,
WHEREAS, For the 'welfare of our
children, our friends and ourselves, we
are devoted to the :local and national

Jewish social services that make our
community a richer place in which to

THEREFORE, we, the leaders, and
members of groups comprising the
League of Jewish Women's Organizations,
resolve that, since the 1952 Allied Jew-
ish PLUS Campaign requires plus work
and plus giving from all of us, we will
do our utmost to enlist our fellow mem-
bers to join with us as workers in the
Campaign; we will give primary to the
Campaign during the months of its con-
duct by holding no major organizational
events in that period; and we will par-
ticipate in the Campaign to the best of
our individual abilities.

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The Ruth Ann Shapiro : Aux-
iliary, sponsored by the Infants
Service Group, at its last meet-
ing elected the following officers
to direct the newly-organized
group:
Sharon Dickens, president;
Barbara Gantz, vice-president;
Bobby Rosenberg and Wilma
Gold, secretaries; and Gail
Kirschner, happy day fund.
Formed only recently to honor
Ruth Ann Shapiro, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Shapiro,
the= girlsstuff toys and animals,
prepare scrapbooks and present
plays for children at North End
Clinic, Cerebral Palsy Clinic, De-
troit Orthopedic Clinic and other
institutions. Mrs. Shapiro is a
member of Infants Service
Group.

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Rabbi Leon Fram will be one
of the many dignitaries present
when the new Downtown USO
Club at 147 W. Lafayette is of-
ficially dedicated today. Cere-
monies will begin at 3 p.m., and
will be followed by an open house
buffet supper for all servicemen
and women in the area.
Included in the entertainment
planned for the evening, Carol
Channing and the cast from
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" will
make a personal appearance. An
orchestra will play for dancing.
The USO Club is located in the
basement of the Shubert Lafay-
ette Theter.
The club will be maintained, as
in World War II, by community
groups, with food served free to
servicemen. Volunteer organiza-
tions may contact Mrs. Herbert
S. Arbogast, refreshment chair-
man, to serve at the center.

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USO Opens Downtown
Club for All Servicemen

MRS. EMIL SPILMAN

day evening, in the auditorium
of the Young Israel Center, Dex-
ter at Fullerton.
Mrs. Emil Spilman, chairman,
announces a full-course dinner
and fine entertainment will be
offered. Mrs. Spilman is assisted
by Mesdames David Novetsky,
co-chairman; Hugo Apt, reser-
vations; Philip J. Forman, ar-
rangements; Louis Fein, public-
ity. Other committee members
are : Mesdames Louis Cohen,
Samuel H. Prero, Solothon N. Co-
hen, Rae Urnovitz, David J
Cohen, Joseph Grossman, Tille
Sables, Harry Portnoy.
The dinner, to begin at 6 p.m.,
will be followed by a presenta-
tion of "The Chassidic Tale" en-
acted by the following members
of the Women's League: Mes-
dames Hillel L. Abrams, David
J. Cohen, Solomon N. Cohen,
Louis Fein, David Novetsky,
Renee Rochelle and Al Schwartz.
Rabbi Samuel H. Prero, executive
director of Young Israel; will be
toastmaster.
The Women's League, since its
inception, has maintained the
youth. activities program of
Young Israel. Today . Young
Israel activities encompass 16
youth ,groups, members ranging
in age from four to 21.

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THE JEWISH NEWS-1 1

Friday, February 22, 1952

At a meeting gathered to cele-
brate
Lincoln's Birthday on Feb.
The Women's League of Young
Israel will celebrate its 18th an- 12, Troop 533 of the Boy Scouts
niversary with a dinner on Sun- of America had as their guests
Troop 520, a Negro scout troop
and Troop 303, sponsored by the
Central Police Station. The
gathering also paid tribute to
the 42nd anniversary of scouting
in America.
Under the sponsorship of the
Lt. Raymond Zussman P o s t,
of the Jewish War Veterans,
which organized Troop 533,
these same scouting units will
get together March 26 for a
hobby craft contest.
• The boys will make models of
boats and planes, with the boy
chosen winner to receive a com-
plete scouting outfit. Federal
Judge Theodore Levin will be
guest speaker at the program.
Troop 135, of Cong. Bnai_David
Synagogue, will also participate
in the contest, which is directed
by Lester Lawrence, Boy Scout
chairman for the State Jewish
War Veterans Department.

Sharon 'Dickens' to Head
Ruth Shapiro Auxiliary

Major women's organizations joined at the annual meeting
of the League of Jewish Women's Organizations to pledge full
support to. the Women's Division of the 1952 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. Among those participating in the signing of a resolution
pledging support, were, left to right, seated: Mrs. LEONARD H.
WEINER, Women's Division co-chairman, and Mrs. EMIL D.
ROTHIVIAN, president, Detroit Section, National Council of Jewish
Women; standing: BARTLEY C. CRUM, principal speaker; Mrs.
MAX FRANK, division executive vice-chairman of pre-campaign;
Mrs. IRVING SMALL, League vice-president; Mrs. DAVID KEY-
WELL, president, Temple Israel Sisterhood; Mrs, DAVID B. KLI-
GER president of the League.

Jewish Troop 533
Hosts Brother Scouts

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