yEARII PASSED AND THE 2fRAILI1110 Oaf*
AND PROSPERED -UNTIL A NEW PHARAOH Goat'
TO ZIAJIIGYPT....

SOON AN Alit 00 itinguNce fliTTLID ARV?

THE CHiLPRIIN OR ISRAEL.... AN ANAL, OF TM,
LORD API:MAXIM AND CHOSE MOMS TO DO Mr-
FORE PHARAOH.

FAMINE HAD STRUCK
I-IE THE LAND OF
CANAAN.- AND IN aEc.
FEIZATION,A SANE, OF
WEARY ISRAELITES
WENT FORTH INTO
EGYPT IN SEARCH OF
MORE FRUITFUL
HARVESTS....

....AND FEARING TH5 JEWS MIGHT GROW
TOO POWERFUL,GRADUALLY REDUCED
THEM TO LAV 12V....

Mayor Shragai Meets a Loyal Subject
Tor First Time at Detroit Meeting

Mayor Albert E. Cobo was es-
pecially gracious. He awaited Mr.
Shragai at the airport, presented
him with a Scroll during a tele-
vised WWJ-TV broadcast, held a
reception for him at the City
Hall and addressed the dinner
in his honor.
The TV program also was ad-
dressed by Rabbis J. S. Sperka
and M. J. Wohlgelernter. The
Dr. Gilbert J. Roth, president, dinner was addressed by Rabbi
announces the formation of the Wohlgelernter and Dr. -Max Ka-
ROTHSTEIN FAMILY CLUB. A pustin. )
meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
An interesting event took
Sunday, at Beth Moses Syna-
place at the dinner, when
gogUe.
Mayor Shragai was introduced
• • •

The visit here last week of
Mayor S. Z. Shragai of Jerusalem"
was a signal for city-wide ac -
claim in which non-Jews as well
as Jews participated.

BAKER COUSINS CLUB will
meet April 5, at the home of
Morris Shragers, 3784 Calvert. A
mystery trip and square dance
is planned soon. For information
call Mrs. Philip Jacobs, presi-
dent. TU. 3-3359. For informa-
tion on the new dramatic group
TE.
call Mrs. Leo Bardach,
4-1307.
• • .
"How Can We Best Utilize the
TrainW.g_and Talent of Minori-
ties in Industry and the Profes-
sions?" will be the subject of a
panel discussion sponsored by
the DEMOCRATIC HUMAN RE-
LATIONS COMMITTEE of the
Detroit Federation of Teachers,
Monday. 8 p.m.. at Labor Temple,
82 W. Montcalm. Mrs. GOLDA
G. KROLIK, member of the
Mayor's Interracial Committee,
will be moderator.

to Abraham Subar. a former
Detroiter. also of Jerusalem.
Mr. Subar settled in Jerusalem
in 1930 and has lived there
since, experiencing all the
trials and tribulations, includ-
ing the fight for freedom. He
came here to visit his family
three months ago and return-
- ed to his home on Monday. He
met his mayor here for the
first time. Both are members
of Hapoel HaMizrachi.

The dinner meeting at the
Center included addresses by
Samuel H. Rubiner, president of
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
co-spohsor of the meeting, Rab-
bi Charles H. Rosenzweig, Hapoel
HaMizrachi director here. Rabbi
Sperka, Rabbi' A. M. Hershman,
I. W. Schlussel, who represented
the Community Council, and a
recitation by Bess Greenwald.
Mr. Shragai was especially
effective in his appeal in be-

EVE M E I S T E R, dramatic
half of the United Jewish Ap-
coach, announces that her tal-
peal and the Allied Jewish
ented pupils will appear on a
Campaign. He told of the dire
program, for Donald Fox Chap-
need for funds, and blessed.
ter Bnai Brith Mother and
those who are engaged in the
daughter event at 2:30 p.m.,
campaign.
April 6 at Jericho Temple. Lou
He made a strong plea for ad-
Krueger. accordionist. and Jerry
Whitman. ventriloquist, will be herence to religious principles
and
stated that it is possible in
the guest stars. Mrs. Meister,
and talented Sandra Queen will Israel to conduct a government,
do a program for East Side Rus- to run the public utilities on the
sell Wooci ,, Chapter of Hadassah, Sabbath by means'Of automatic
mechanisms a n d therefore to
on April 29.
have a religious-national com-
RODIN CLUB will meet Wed- munity.
Hapoel HaMizrachi enlisted
nesday at the home of Mrs. Jack
new supporters as a result of
Moss. on Lauder Ave.
the appeals made here for this
Mrs. ALEXANDER W. SAND- religious labor movement during
ERS. representing the League of Mayor Shragai's visit.
Women Voters, participated in a
panel discussion on today's prices
THE JEWISH NEWS
at a Town meeting Thursday, 16
Friday, March 28, 1952
sponsored by the consumer ad-
visory committee of the Office of
Price Stabilization.

—

COLIN FAMILY CIRCLE
held a Purim masquerade party
at the home Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Moran..
• . •
BUSINESS A N D PROFES-
S I O N A L GROUP of Detroit 11
;
Round Table of Christians and
Jews met March 13. at the home
of Mrs. Ruth Shapiro. of Indiana
Ave.
• • •
"A three ring circus of excite-
men and fun." is how New
York has been describing "Re
mains To Be Seen," the comedy
by Howard Lind-
say and Russell
A ir Crouse which
comes to the
Cass Theater
k for one week
-4" • beginning Mon-
day, direct from
Broadway with
_the New York
Jackie Cooper cast headed by
Janis Paige and Jackie Cooper,
James Rennie and Warner An-
derson.

GEN. MAURICE ROSE POST
and AUXILIARY will hold joint
installation ceremonies at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, in the Memorial
Home. Entertainment is planned.
Post officers are Albert Rosen,
commander; Sam Skupsky and
Al Salzman, vice-commanders;
Dave Goodstein, judge advocate.
Auxiliary officers include Char-
lotte Rosen, president; Florence
Leider and Rose Karden, vice-
presidents: Marie Winkler, secre-
tary; Sylvia Salzman, treasurer,
and Lillian Goldstein. chaplain.
• •
GINSBURG - ROS ENBERG
AUXILIARY will hold a social
dinner April 1, at the home of its
president, Mrs. Herbert Gold-
stein, 4261 Richton. After dinner
there will be election of officers
and a discussion of the coming_
installation.
•
•.
Y.E T Z - COHEN POST and
AUXILIARY will present a
variety show Sunday, at Percy
Jones Hospital. Joel Nash, pian-
ist, the Pitch Blenders, a quar-
tet, Cherry Ross, dancer and
singer, Elaine Fox and Marilyn
Jason, singers and the. Hawaiian
Trio will entertain 350 veterans
and 18 WAC patients. Two over-
bed tables to be used by ampu-
tees will be presented. Chairmen
are Riki Galison and Herman
Miller, assisted by Betty Spinner
I and Libby .Plotnick. The Aux-
iliary will hold a membership tea
Ifor prospective members Mon-
day.
• •
LT. ROY F. GREEN AUX-
ILIARY elected the following
officers at a recent meeting:
Edith Hoffman, president; blare
Spolan and Ruth Weiss, vice-
presidents: Florence Spiro, treas-
urer: Minnie Herman, chaplain:
Minnie Eisenberg, conductress;
Betty Scheniker, guard ; Sadie
Bossin. historia*: Joy Benjamin,
patriotic instrtktor: Ida Green-
berg, Rose Harrison and Eve
Handelsman, trustees. Installa-
ition of officers will be held April
; 5. at the Memorial Home. Jessica
Slatis, national ladies president,
I will be installing officer.
• •
The fourth annual joint in-
stallation of officers of SHOLOM
AUXILIARY and POST will be
Sunday, April 6, at Bel Aire. Aux-
iliary officers are: president,
Esther Gottesman; vice-presi-
dents, Pauline Stolerovi, Leah

CARD OF THANKS
•
The family of the late A
Berkowitz wishes to thank i •
relatives and friends for th
many kindnesses extended dur
Zucker; secretaries, Irene Braun ing its recent bereavement.
and Beatrice Weinstein ; chap-
lain, Mary Kaplan; conductress,
Wyn Newman; trustees, Helena
Gavorin, Molle Madgy and Helen
FAST
Zimmerman.
• • .
SERVICE
SE
DAY-NIGHT
SGT. MORTON A. SILVER-
MAN AUXILIARY sponsored a
IN
YOUR
HOME
party for the Boys' Division of
the Juvenile Detention Home
Sunday. Esther Haberman was
H 0 1.. ID A T 0
in charge of the program. which
vice
Service
featured Bruce Mayer of WJBK
as master of ceremonies. Base-
MMUS SIMIC/
• ► KILCO • RCA • MOTOROLA
ball bats and gloves were pre-.
• ADmIRAL •ZIEMITM •C*011LtY
sented to older boys. and toys
ELECTRIC •HALLicrie.ca.E*
and novelties were given to the
• 3TRONatlie • CAPCMAIBT
younger children.
NITS

SUNDAY:I

sumo

George Tobias, the French
Legionnaire who is killed early
in the flicker. "Ten Tall Men," is
a native of Brighton Beach,
Brooklyn. a nice guy — and a real
Yeshiva bochur.

TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY

JULIUS ROSENWALD POST NO. 218

DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT

Saturday evening, March 29tit, 1952

B'noi Moshe Auditorium

DEXTER AT LAWRENCE

Mickey Woolf and His Orchestra
Admiisio•—$ I .25 Per Parses, (Tau laciada41
For tickets please call Joseph Shapiro UN. 1-6039

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